Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson

The United Nations wants to hand power to dictatorial regimes like China to control the Internet, prompting fears of a massive new free speech purge.

The General Assembly has approved a resolution sponsored by China and Russia to set up a committee of “international experts” whose role would be to stop “the use of information and communications technologies for criminal purposes.”  Continue reading “UN Moves Towards Handing Dictatorships Power to Control the Internet”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

In a move which might seem asinine to some, several Wisconsin cities have completely banned throwing snowballs in public. One of those cities, Wausau, WI stated residents who throw snowballs on public roads, streets, sidewalks, and public property will be cited and face a penalty of a monetary fine if they wad up the icy substance and throw it.  Continue reading “‘You Don’t Throw Stuff at People’: Multiple Cities Ban Throwing Snowballs, Threaten Fines”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Baltimore City announced last week the return of a surveillance plane program that will use high-tech sensors to monitor citizens and help deter violent crime, reported WJZ Baltimore.

Police Commissioner Michael Harrison held a press conference Friday about three new spy planes that could hit the skies by May 2020.   Continue reading “Baltimore Resurrects Spy Plane Program To Monitor Citizens”

Fox News

A young boy and his family got more than they bargained for this past weekend at the Dublin Zoo in Ireland when they received a close-up view of a tiger in full attack mode.

Thankfully, the glass wall of the zoo’s tiger enclosure saved the family from harm. Continue reading “Dublin Zoo tiger ‘attacks’ young boy — only to be stopped by glass partition”

ABC News

Heavy fog and an ice-slickened highway contributed to a massive pre-Christmas 69-vehicle pileup in eastern Virginia on Sunday that left more than 50 people injured, two in critical condition, authorities said.

The chain-reaction crash happened just before 8 a.m. in the westbound lanes of Interstate 64 near Williamsburg, Virginia, Virginia State Police Sgt. Michelle Anaya said during a news conference Sunday afternoon.  Continue reading “More than 50 people injured in 69-vehicle pileup on Virginia Interstate”