AlterNet – by Rod Bastanmehr

Earlier this week, a video surfaced online showing a Rochester police officer attacking a young Rochester woman, even though she repeatedly told the officer that she was pregnant.  While details surrounding the arrest remain unclear, the video shows the officer using  brutal and excessive force while arresting the woman on residential property.

The video shows the officer throwing the woman against a banister and hitting her head as she cries hysterically and screams, “I’m pregnant! Get off me. You’re going to kill my baby.”    Continue reading “Police Brutally Attack Pregnant Woman in Rochester, NY”

Men Behind Open Carry Demonstration in San Antonion, Texas Charged with Disorderly ConductThe Blaze – by Jason Howerton

The three men behind an “open carry” demonstration conducted outside of a San Antonio Starbucks are each facing charges of “disorderly conduct” because some observers reportedly complained about the stunt.

The group posted video of the entire demonstration, which included a disagreement with police officers, on YouTube. The men were seemingly well within their rights.   Continue reading “Men Behind ‘Open Carry’ Demonstration in Texas Charged with Crimes Even Though What They Did Wasn’t Illegal – Here’s How Police Are Justifying It”

Sherrie Questioning All

Obama is saying the U.S. will strike Syria.   But he did just say he will go ahead and get Congressional Approval for the war.  He proclaimed he didn’t need Congress’s approval but will go ahead and get it.

He spewed a lot of rhetoric full of LIES!   He forgot to mention how many times the U.S. has poisoned others and murdered others through chemical and biological weapons.  He didn’t mention the depleted uranium we have spread around Iraq.  The poisons that are sprayed in our air every day with chemtrails, poison of our water with fluoride and our food with GMO.   Continue reading “Obama Saying the U.S WILL STRIKE Syria because it is a National Security Issue, but will get Congressional Approval – Assad committed the Chemical Attack”

Demonstrators, including former CIA intelligence officer Ray McGovern (2nd L), gather on the north side of the White House to protest any U.S. military action against Syria August 29, 2013 in Washington, DC.Examiner – by Gregory Patin

Yesterday, the White House released an intelligence report assessing “with high confidence” that chemical weapons were used in Syria on civilians by the Syrian government. There are serious doubts both within U.S. intelligence agencies and the international community as the whether this allegation is accurate.

It is fairly evident that some sort of nerve gas was released on August 21 in Ghouta, near Damascus. The real question is: Who released it? The U.S. claims it was fired by the Syrian government with rockets and artillery. Independent and foreign media outlets and the governments of other nations claim otherwise.   Continue reading “Doubts regarding who used chemical weapons in Syria”

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Facebook is considering incorporating most of its 1 billion-plus members’ profile photos into its growing facial recognition database, expanding the scope of the social network’s controversial technology.

The possible move, which Facebook revealed in an update to its data use policy on Thursday, is intended to improve the performance of its “Tag Suggest” feature. The feature uses facial recognition technology to speed up the process of labeling or “tagging” friends and acquaintances who appear in photos posted on the network.   Continue reading “Big Brother’s reach extends far beyond Facebook’s facial recognition announcement”

Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die

Just in time for Barack Obama to launch terror attacks againt Syria, the largest city in Syria has just dropped off the internet, assuring that US terror attacks upon the sovereign nation will not make it out to the world uncensored. This story was originally published on the Washington Post and brought over to you on Beforeitsnews from US Web Daily. A video report is also below.   Continue reading “Syria’s Biggest City Drops Off Internet!”

I’ll let Obama speak first and then I will answer his assertions.

Excerpt of Obama’s remarks on US military strikes against Syria:

I have had my military and our team look at a wide range of options.  We have consulted with allies, we have consulted with Congress, been in conversations with all the interested parties and in no event are we considering any kind of military action that would involve boots on the ground, that would involve a long term campaign.  But we are looking at the possibility of a limited, narrow, act that would help make sure that not only Syria, but others around the world understand that the international community cares about maintaining this chemical weapons ban and norm.   Continue reading “US Soviet Premier Obama Addresses the Homeland”