The Daily Caller – by Alex Pappas

Speaker of the House John Boehner defended his conservative bona fides Thursday, arguing during a press conference that it “pains” him to be described as a “squish” by members of his own party

His comments, directed at the conservative wing of the GOP, come days after 25 members of his own party, many of whom argue he is not sufficiently conservative, voted against him for speaker. Boehner still won re-election.   Continue reading “Boehner: ‘I’m The Most Anti-Establishment Speaker We’ve Ever Had’”

Mike Rivero at What Really Happened posted:

The absence of blood is curious, but if you look closely at the slow motion at 1:03 you will see that the gunshot fired at the cop on the ground (who happens to be Muslim) actually misses him and strikes the pavement several inches past him.

But the main reason I wanted to post this is that it confirms that an Israeli media deputy editor “just happened” to be there to get the scenes on video.   Continue reading “Charlie Hebdo – Where’s the Blood?”

Special forces police officers stand guard at the scene of a bomb blast in Istanbul January 6, 2015. A Turkish police officer died of injuries sustained in an attack by a suicide bomber on a police station in the heart of Istanbul's historic Sultanahmet district on Tuesday, Turkish media reported. A female assailant entered the police station, across the square from the Aya Sofya museum and Blue Mosque, and blew herself up shortly after 5 p.m. (1500 GMT), the city's governor said earlier. REUTERS/Osman Orsal (TURKEY - Tags: CIVIL UNREST)Yahoo News – by Ayla Jean Yackley

ISTANBUL (Reuters) – A female suicide bomber blew herself up at a police station in Istanbul’s historic Sultanahmet district on Tuesday, killing one officer and wounding another.

There was no immediate claim of responsibility; but the bombing comes less than a week after far-left group DHKP-C said it was behind a grenade attack on police near the prime minister’s office in Istanbul.   Continue reading “Female suicide bomber hits police station in Istanbul’s historic heart”

Members of the LVMPD beat a man in downtown Las Vegas because he supposedly didn't walk fast enough.Cop Block – by Kelly W. Patterson

On June 4, 2014, Dominic Gennarino was beaten by members of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and arrested for “Obstructing a Public Officer”, specifically because the officers claimed that Mr. Gennarino was not moving fast enough.

The incident was caught on video.    Continue reading “Las Vegas Police Promise “Fundamental Policy Changes” After Dominic Gennarino Beating”

French Islamophobes Fake Attack on Newspaper – Total HoaxNoDisInfo

Regarding the Islamophobic arch-fake Paris masked men attack on the spoof newspaper Charlie Hebdo where is Inspector Clouseau when you need him? In fact, he isn’t needed here at all. There are Inspector Clouseau clones to be seen in virtually every image. The greatest “Clouseau-like” characters of all are the phony masked gunman themselves, mere agents of the French Secret Services aka the Mossad:   Continue reading “French Islamophobes Fake Attack on Newspaper – Total Hoax”

Infowars – by Kurt Nimmo

The law, 18 U.S. Code § 249, considers offenses “involving actual or perceived race, color, religion, or national origin” as hate crimes.

“Right now, it’s a hate crime if you attack someone solely because of the color of their skin, but it ought to be a hate crime if you attack someone solely because of the color of their uniform as well,” Jim Pasco, the executive director of the organization, wrote in a letter to Obama and Congressional leaders this week.   Continue reading “Police Want Cop Killings Added To Hate Crime Law”

socialcreditmoney.jpgBATR – by James Hall

Few people are familiar with the concept of Social Credit by Clifford Hugh Douglas. In his book, by the same name, his theory is presented.

“Douglas explains (particularly in Part 2, Chapter 2) that, if the money supply is not increased, dollars/pounds become more valuable, such that prices drop. But, if the money supply is increased just enough, the value of each dollar/pound – hence prices – can be left unchanged. Finding it desirable to keep prices unchanged in this way, Douglas then explains that, essentially, a decision has to be made about who gets the additional dollars/pounds. Under our current fractional reserve system, the banks do, by creating and lending out extra credit. Continue reading “Social Credit Monetary Theory”