The officer kicked the 13-year-old’s legs from underneath him.New York Daily News – by Joe Kemp

The family of a 13-year-old Florida boy plans to file a complaint against police after a video posted online shows a cop kicking the teen to the ground while is hands were apparently restrained behind him.

The teenager, Keven Jean Baptiste, said his legs were kicked out from under him after police were called to the Boynton Beach street where he was tossed off a school bus for refusing to close a window.

Jean Baptiste said he has asthma and opened the window because he had trouble breathing after a classmate sprayed perfume.   Continue reading “Florida cop caught on camera kicking 13-year-old boy”

stop-racismSHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Earlier this week First Lady Michelle Obama urged schoolchildren to monitor their parents for racially insensitive comments because Federal laws can only go so far in stopping racism.

While we don’t have any racially insensitive incidents against African Americans to report at this time, maybe Mrs. Obama can assist us with the insensitive and racist actions taken by organizers of the annual White Privilege Conference held in Madison, Wisconsin.   Continue reading “No Whites Allowed: Student Booted From Conference Because Of Skin Color: “Because I was white they would feel unsafe?””

Activist Post – by Catherine J. Frompovich

Several years ago after I became convinced that there is a chemtrail spraying agenda, I decided that I would not fly again, even though I would like to visit some far off places since, basically, I’m retired. My late husband and I enjoyed numerous trips abroad, so traveling by plane is not new to me, and I also did it for business trips too. However, I’ve decided to “walk my talk” and not financially support chemtrail spraying airlines since independent civilian airlines are contracted to spray chemtrails. Did you know that?
Continue reading “Does the Airline You Fly Spray Chemtrails?”

AFP Photo / Getty Images / Justin SullivanRT News

A number of Philadelphia city judges will stand trial in the coming weeks after being accused of organizing a ticket-fixing scheme that benefited politically-connected members of the city, an issue that compelled officials to ban traffic court altogether.

After a delay, Monday opening statements in the corruption trial were scheduled to begin next week. The trial aims to determine whether six current and former judges are guilty of the 77 counts they were indicted for.   Continue reading “Philly judges face corruption charges for getting politicians off the hook”

Patriot Rising

Police work to dispel “negative public perception” of use of military vehicles domestically

Police in the Wisconsin town of Neenah have reassured residents that military trucks obtained from the U.S. Army now being deployed for domestic law enforcement duties won’t be used to fire on the locals.   Continue reading “Wisconsin Police Reassure Residents They Won’t Be Shot at From Military Truck”

constitutionThe Daily Sheeple

Nearly two years ago, Chief Justice John Roberts deemed the ACA’s individual mandate penalty a “tax” and saved Obama’s signature law.

But did he really save it – or did he doom it?

Many legal experts have disputed the classification of that provision of Obamacare as a “tax” – the ACA itself refers to it as a “penalty”.   Continue reading “The Obamacare “Tax” is Likely Unconstitutional, and Here’s Why”