Natural Blaze – by Jeffrey Green

In the video below, builder and innovator Bob Cinque takes us to his small voluntary community and inside his own organic shelter.

At the heart of his “Yurtle” is the “Innovative Hearthmaster Stove” which is of paramount importance living off the grid in Washington state.  

Bob describes the Hearthmaster as follows:
Continue reading “Living Inside An Organic Shelter”

Sandy Hook School before the 2012-13 school year began.Daily Slave

A number of Sandy Hook skeptics recently traveled to Newtown Connecticut to question the school board about the many issues surrounding the official story of the alleged 2012 mass shooting.  The CT Post wrote an incredibly biased article about the event claiming the audience was largely disgusted with the skeptics which didn’t seem to be the case if you watch the video.  Only one guy spoke denouncing the skeptics and he had no real facts or information to provide.  He just whined about a circus coming to town causing only a few people to loudly clap.   Continue reading “Sandy Hook Skeptics Speak to Newtown School Board”

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Think telemarketers are bad? How would you like to have a local cop pull you over so he can advertise a business? This is really happening in Plumas County.

Plumas County, California Sheriff’s Department is using deputies to pull over motorists and give them actual ice cones from the British ice cream company Wall’s. The company makes individually wrapped ice cream cones that are commonly sold at gas stations and convenient stores.   Continue reading “Merging cops with corporations. Plumas County deputies pull over motorists to advertise ice cream company”

White House Dossier – by Keith Koffler

Because what difference at this point does it make, dammit!

During a question and answer session at the Ford Foundation in New York today, ABC’s Robin Roberts – who serves as the go-to gal for President Obama when he needs a nice, relaxing interview – practiced pitching softballs to the batter on deck, Hillary Clinton, offering her a chance to diss the GOP Benghazi investigation.   Continue reading “Hillary: Enough Benghazi Investigations”

Ben Swann – by Bryan Daugherty

Bangor, Maine- It was only weeks ago when with the news of Cliven Bundy and his ranch being surrounded by federal agents, specifically the Bureau of Land Management, I found my way from Bangor, Maine to Cliven Bundy’s ranch in Bunkerville, Nevada.

I had several preconceived ideas of what the ranch in Bunkerville would be like.

Continue reading “Perspective: 3 Days In Bunkerville At The Bundy Ranch”

'Policeman with gun' [Shutterstock] http://tinyurl.com/ku2ejzlRaw Story – by David Edwards

Authorities in Hearne, Texas are refusing to say if a 93-year-old woman was armed when a police officer shot her at least five times on Tuesday.

According to KBTX, Pearlie Golden was at her home on Karney Street when she was shot by the Hearne police officer. Golden, who was known as Ms. Sully by her friends, was later pronounced dead after being transported to St. Joseph Hospital.   Continue reading “Texas cop guns down 93-year-old woman, but police ‘not ready’ to say whether she was armed”

Screenshot from YouTube user Advanced Tactics IncRT News

A new US military project looking to combine a ground vehicle and a helicopter has been generating online buzz. The new technology, which so far has surpassed initial expectations, could well be performing rescue and supply missions in the future.

Advanced Tactics, an El Segundo, California-based aerospace engineering company that specializes in the “development of next-generation military and civil vehicle technologies,” released a new video Tuesday of the “Black Knight.” Part transport vehicle and part helicopter, the Black Knight is categorized as a so-called “transforming vehicle” that hopes to function on the ground and in the air.   Continue reading “DARPA’s flying Humvee project takes flight”

Albuquerque Journal – by Mike Gallagher, April 11, 2014

Talks between the city and the Department of Justice begin today on writing a court-enforceable consent decree that would change the way the Albuquerque Police Department operates.

Both federal and city officials expressed optimism, but Justice Department lawyers left no doubt about one thing: If they can’t reach an agreement, they are prepared to file a federal lawsuit to stop what they found during a 16-month investigation was a pattern and practice by APD of excessive and deadly force.   Continue reading “Scathing report on APD use of force”