Telegraph – by David Blair

A suspected Ebola patient caused panic in a market in Liberia’s capital when he left a clinic to find food.

The man was caught by four medical personnel wearing yellow protective suits and bundled into a vehicle. Video footage, which has not been independently verified, shows a frightened crowd gathered near the scene in the capital, Monrovia.

Continue reading “Ebola patient escapes quarantine centre in search of food”

Al Arabiya News

A plane from the forces of renegade former Libyan general Khalifa Haftar crashed in the city of Tobruk on Tuesday, killing the pilot and a child, a security official said.

“The pilot was killed when his aircraft hit a building during a demonstration flight,” the official told AFP.

The co-pilot survived, but a child was killed and a number of civilians were injured, the official added.   Continue reading “Libyan war plane crashes, killing the pilot and a child”

Campus Reform – by Kaitlyn Schallhorn

Gun owners are not a “protected group” under the Constitution, according to a philosophy professor at the University of North Dakota (UND).

Jack Russell Weinstein, who is also the director of the Institute for Philosophy in Public Life at UND,claimed that people uncomfortable with open-carry gun owners should simply leave a business or restaurant where the activists are present—even if that means not paying the tab. He refuted the idea that to actively treat gun owners as if one is afraid of them is discriminatory in nature because gun owners are not “traditionally marginalized” and are not a “protected group.”   Continue reading “Professor: gun owners not a ‘protected group,’ says people should flee from open carry activists”

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Dangerous Minds

Dashcams (dashboard mounted cameras) are widespread in Russia as a form of sousveillance, additional evidence in court, and as a guard against police corruption and insurance fraud. They have been called “ubiquitous” and “an on-line obsession”, and are so prevalent that dashcam footage was the most common footage of the 2013 Chelyabinsk meteor, which was documented from a dozen angles. Thousands of videos showing automobile crashes, close calls, and attempts at insurance fraud have been uploaded to video sharing websites like YouTube and many Russian sites.   Continue reading “A Russian Dashcam video that is one of a Kind!”

dead-sea-lions.jpgAll News Pipeline – by Susan Duclos

The mainstream media is great at pointing readers in the direction they want them to go, reporting what they want people to focus on and downplaying, hiding, burying the information they don’t want you to know, or to rephrase, information they are being told to bury….. so many might not know that along the U.S. West Coast, thousands upon thousands of mammals, including whales, dolphins, sea lions, birds are washing up along the shore, many dead, suffering from “violent seizures.”     Continue reading “West Coast Disaster, What The MSM Isn’t Telling You”

Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon

Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis of Maryland didn’t mince words when describing his support of the Second Amendment and what gun rights mean to him.

Here are some of the sheriff’s comments,

“I made a vow and a commitment,” Lewis said. “As long as I am sheriff of this county, I will not allow the federal government to come in here and strip my citizens of the right to bear arms.” Continue reading “Maryland Sheriff Says If Feds Tried to Take Citizens Guns It Would be All Out Civil War”

Indian Country – by Simon Moya-Smith

On Monday, a 5-year-old Native American boy was sent home on his first day of school and ordered to cut his hair short because it allegedly violated district policy, the boy’s mother said.

The child, Malachi Wilson, an enrolled citizen of the Navajo Nation, had been looking forward to his first day of kindergarten at F.J. Young Elementary in Seminole, Texas.

“After we had enrolled him he was excited. He was ready to go. Everyday it was—the question, ‘Mom, [am I] going to school?’” his mother, April Wilson, told CBS-affiliate Channel 7.   Continue reading “Navajo Kindergartner Sent Home from School, Ordered to Cut His Hair”

medical police stateNatural News – by Mike Adams

Strange things are happening in our world, and things seem to be getting more bizarre by the day. Here are six important stories unfolding right now that you need to be aware of.

(Original sources cited as appropriate.)  

Continue reading “News highlights: Ebola exploding, UK medical police state, truth about CDC scientific fraud and more”