A Duplicitous Obama Policy Could End Our IndependenceThe John Birch Society – by Art Thompson

In this week’s analysis behind the news video, JBS CEO Art Thompson discusses how duplicitous the Obama administration has been regarding its trade policy; how its proposed trade agreements would destroy the United States; how we’ve been led to believe that the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is the American plan (think good plan) and the Free Trade Area of the Asia-Pacific (FTAAP) is the Chinese plan (think bad plan), when actually the Obama administration has posted on whitehouse.gov a 2010 statement of the APEC leaders, which includes the U.S., strongly endorsing the FTAAP plan; and therefore, the TPP (the so-called American plan) is only a salami slice transition step on the way to an FTAAP regional government (the so-called Chinese plan, but also backed by the American government) as part of the New World Order.   Continue reading “A Duplicitous Obama Policy Could End Our Independence”

Palestinian official Ziad Abu Ein, in charge of the issue of Israeli settlements for the Palestinian Authority, lies on the ground after a scuffle with Israeli forces during a demonstration in the village of Turmus Aya near Ramallah, on December 10, 2014.(AFP Photo / Abbas Momani)RT

The settlement minister in the Palestinian Authority (PA), Ziad Abu Ein, died after a confrontation with Israeli soldiers during a West Bank protest, witnesses and medics said. President Mahmoud Abbas called Abu Ein’s death a “brutal act”.

There are conflicting reports on how Abu Ein, a leading member of Abbas’ Fatah movement and cabinet minister, died.   Continue reading “Palestinian minister dies after run-in with IDF soldiers in West Bank protest”

Screen Shot 2014-12-09 at 2.29.02 PMBaltimore Fishbowl – by Stephen Babcock

Lawyers for a woman who is suing the Baltimore Police Department in connection with what she describes as violent treatment during a March arrest posted a cell phone video of the encounter this week.

The woman, identified by her lawyer Josh Insley as Kianga Mwamba, alleges she was “beaten, tasered and falsely charged,” in the March 30 encounter. In a Twitter Town Hall on Monday night, police commissioner Anthony Batts said police opened an internal affairs investigation into the incident that has not yet been completed.   Continue reading “Video Shows Baltimore Police Violently Arresting Woman While She Recorded Officers”

artcurial-collection.jpgFox News – by Gary Gastelu

It’s one of the greatest barn finds of all time — a collection of 60 cars, some rare and potentially worth millions, that was hidden away on an estate in western France.

The cars were collected by Roger Baillon, a French truck manufacturing magnate who purchased them and many more throughout the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s, then sold half the lot and left the rest to rot in 1978 when his business went bankrupt. They’ve remained untouched ever since.   Continue reading “Amazing collection of 60 classic cars uncovered after four decades”

Washington Post – by Rachel Feltman

Sunday night, the Discovery channel aired a special called “Eaten Alive”wherein snake expert Paul Rosolie was supposed to be, you know, eaten alive by an anaconda. Viewers were ticked off when the two-hour-long special ended with Rosolie bailing out as soon as the snake started to squeeze his arm, leading to his swift removal from the anaconda whose belly he was meant to explore on camera.

But while some viewers were annoyed by the bait-and-switch nature of the program, most snake-lovers were angered by the very premise of the show.   Continue reading “Force-feeding a human to a snake is not science (and is also super dumb)”

New York Daily News

HARTFORD, Conn. — The parents of 10 children killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School have filed or soon will file notices in probate court that they plan to make wrongful death claims on their children’s behalf.

Filing the forms that open estates in the children’s names, with their parents as the administrators, is a necessary legal step before a lawsuit can be filed.

Eight estates that were opened Monday are in the names of Benjamin Wheeler, Jessica Rekos, Jack Pinto, Grace McDonnell, Charlotte Bacon, Daniel Barden, Ana Marquez-Greene and Arielle Richman, according to probate court records.   Continue reading “Parents of 10 children killed at Sandy Hook filing notices for wrongful death claims”

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Kurt Nimmo:  Despite its rhetoric that Obama has violated the Constitution and waged war in Syria without a congressional declaration of war, the Republican controlled House on Thursday approved a $585 billion defense policy bill giving Obama the authority to expand the U.S. military campaign against the Islamic State.   Continue reading “Government In Action: Republican Controlled House Approves $585 Billion Defense Bill Allowing Obama To Expand Military Campaigns Against ISIL”

Deputies shot and killed a pit bull Friday outside a La Puente home. The dog's blood was still visible hours later. (credit: CBS)CBS Los Angeles

CITY OF INDUSTRY (CBSLA.com)  –  A La Puente woman is mourning the loss of her beloved pit bull  Friday after Sheriff’s Deputies fatally shot her pet.

Officials said deputies were dispatched to a call about a fight at a residence between a man and a woman in the 500 block of Richburn Avenue Friday afternoon.   Continue reading “Deputies Fatally Shoot Woman’s Pregnant Pit Bull After Going To Wrong La Puente Home”

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A knife-wielding man who stabbed a student in a Brooklyn synagogue was shot dead by police after he lunged at officers.

Police say they used lethal violence against the suspect after he refused to drop the weapon, AP reports. The incident occurred at the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic World Headquarters in Crown Heights at 1:40am on Tuesday.   Continue reading “Brooklyn synagogue stabbing: Student attacked, NYPD kills assailant”

John Boehner and Pledge to AmericaCNS News – by Terence P. Jeffrey

House Speaker John Boehner has broken his pledge to give Americans “at least 72 hours” to read every bill taken up by the House before it is brought to a vote on the floor.

In his speech to the Conservative Political Action Conference held in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 18, 2010, Boehner vowed that if he became speaker members of Congress and the American people would be given “at least 72 hours” to read all bills before they were brought to a vote.   Continue reading “Boehner Broke Pledge to Give Americans ‘At Least 72 Hours’ to Read Every Bill”

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Businesses in about 100 cities register their private security cameras with DHS run police departments. Now some want to make it a mandatory.

If you feel like someone is watching you, you’re probably right.

In the latest manifestation of electronic ogling, police in dozens of cities large and small are enlisting citizens and businesses to register the locations of their private security cameras for possible use in crime investigations.   Continue reading “DHS run police departments expanding surveillance nationwide”