Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Camden County, NJ — Edward Minguela had done nothing wrong and was simply walking home in February 2018 when he was attacked by Camden County police officer Nicholas Romantino. The subsequent attack was captured on video and immediately sparked outrage. The video was so outrageous that the officer was actually arrested. However, because the American justice system is so corrupt, last year, Romantino walked free. Now, it will be the taxpayers who are held liable.  Continue reading “Cop Punches Innocent Man in the Head 12 Times, Jokes About It with Fellow Cops”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Crawford County, GA — A horrifying video was submitted to the Free Thought Project previously showing two Georgia cops force a father to cut his own dog’s head off because one of them had just shot it. After battling this case for over two years, the innocent father who was forced to do the unspeakable is finally nearing  closure now that a federal judge ruled that his rights under the U.S. Constitution were violated.  Continue reading “Gruesome Video Shows Cops Kill Family’s Dog in Front of Kids, Force Dad to Cut Off Its Head”

Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy

On January 27, 2020 we published a press release from Orthomolecular Medicine News Service regarding Vitamin C and its use in treating the Coronavirus. See:  Continue reading “More Vitamin C Studies Approved in China to Fight Coronavirus: Therapy Censored in U.S.”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro joined Maria Bartiromo on Sunday Morning Futures this week.

Peter discussed the medical supply chain emergency facing America due to continued spread of the coronavirus.  Continue reading “Trump Trade Adviser Navarro: China Put Export Restrictions on N95 Face Masks – Then Nationalized a US Factory that Produces Them There”

In The News Today

Arthur F. Wayne, ITNT NEWS – From the very beginning, Wikileaks seemed a very suspicious operation. Today most people have no idea how Wikileaks got started. If you’re interested in that history watch Richard Hall’s talks about Assange and Wikileaks: Part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4.

In 2006-2007 the following statement was published on Wikileaks its website (emphasis added):  Continue reading “Wikileaks is a Hostile 21st Century Information Weapon”

Jerusalem Post

Hadash MK Aida Touma-Suleiman slammed Defense Minister Naftali Bennett on Sunday for his strong support of IDF soldiers who used a bulldozer to prevent the burial of 27-year-old Muhammed Ali al-Na’im.

Calling Bennett “a minister of death and brutality,” Touma-Suleiman said that Israel “steals a body, abuses it using a bulldozer and still claims it has the most moral army in the world.”  Continue reading “MK Suleiman: Israel steals body, yet says IDF world’s most moral army”

Health Impact News – by Barbara Loe Fisher

Responding to the coronavirus outbreak in China, where tens of thousands of citizens suspected of being infected with coronavirus (COVID-2019) have been detained and involuntarily taken to quarantine camps,1 on Feb. 1, 2020 an executive order was issued by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), including the Joint Chiefs of Staff, directing the U.S. Northern Command to implement the DoD’s Global Campaign Plan for Pandemic and Infectious Diseases.2 Continue reading “U.S. Marines and Navy Prepare to Execute Pandemic Plan As Questions Resurface About Coronavirus Origin”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

DHS whistleblower Philip Haney was found dead on Friday.
The whistleblower against the Obama administration was shot dead near his vehicle in California. Continue reading “DHS Whistleblower against Obama Administration Philip Haney Found Dead – Shot and Killed”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

We first brought you the story of Joshua Martinez in 2017, when he was arrested for refusing to give his age to police on a Nevada courthouse steps. He was attempting to enter the Lloyd D. George Federal Courthouse, without having to identify himself.

He wanted to attend the Cliven Bundy court case without giving up who he is and why he was there, something he believed was a clear violation of his constitutional rights. Martinez was denied entry. Later, in an attempt to sue the U.S. Marshals for disallowing him entry into the Nevada court, he returned to the court to identify the specific Marshals who denied him entry. That action turned out to be a mistake as he was promptly arrested.  Continue reading “Innocent Father Branded Domestic Terrorist for Supporting Constitution”