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Celebrate America’s “Native Spirit” on National Bourbon Day – June 14
There is something about bourbon that’s captured our global attention. In North America sales have soared and in the U.S., where bourbon originates, one of the nation’s most popular whiskey makers reversed a decision to water down its recipe in an effort to meet worldwide demand. Continue reading “Happy National Bourbon Day!”
The US military released a video on Friday that it says shows Iran’s Revolutionary Guard removing an unexploded mine from one of the oil tankers targeted near the Strait of Hormuz.
It suggested the Iran had sought to remove evidence of its involvement from the scene. Continue reading “US releases footage ‘showing Iran removing unexploded mine’ from stricken oil tanker”
Health Impact News – by John P Thomas
Mark Steele, from England, has been making headlines for telling the truth about the dangers of 5-G. He has been trying to educate the Gateshead community and its Council about the serious risks of 5-G technology. [1, 2]
The Gateshead Council approved the installation of new LED street lights, which contain 5-G equipment. This allows 5-G equipment to be hidden in what people would assume to be harmless city lighting – but these new lights are anything but harmless. [1, 2, 3] Continue reading “Judge Orders British Man Opposing 5G Released from Jail – Attempts to Silence Him Failed”
Sometimes I have trouble coming up with a title for one of my articles, but this one came easy because the two companies involved in this article helped create it.
A New York based company called Vuzix along with a UAE software company called NNTC, worked together to produce the world’s first automatic facial recognition sunglasses for law enforcement. Continue reading “Police To Use Automatic Facial Recognition Sunglasses To Watchlist People”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Phenix City, AL — The taxpayers of Phenix, Alabama will likely soon be held liable for police misconduct after dashcam was released showing officers rip an innocent man from his vehicle and brutally beat him for no reason. The man’s only crime was driving a truck similar to another truck suspected of a DUI.
According to a recent lawsuit, Michael Elias Ruda had harmed no one and was simply driving down the road when police officers mistook him for an alleged DUI suspect and pulled him over. Continue reading “Cops Mistake Innocent Man for Suspect, Drag Him From Truck, Beat Him to a Pulp”
DARPA is perhaps the most disturbing entity in existence today. The Department of Defense’s research arm is paying scientists to invent ways to instantly read soldiers’ minds using tools like genetic engineering and the end goal is “thought-controlled weapons.” Continue reading “DARPA Wants “Thought Controlled Weapons” By Finding Ways To “Read Soldiers’ Minds””
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Baltimore, MD — A Baltimore cop has been charged and has since quit the department after he was seen on video savagely beating an unarmed and innocent man until blood poured from his face. From the beginning of the beating until the end, the man never posed a threat to the cop. Indeed, this is the focus of former Baltimore officer Arthur Williams’ trial which started this week—why did he attack? Continue reading “Cop Charged After He Walked Up to Innocent Man and Horrifically Beat Him”
EAST TEXAS (KLTV) – Governor Greg Abbott has been busy signing laws in recent days, but one he signed Monday will likely be the favorite among Texas children.
It’s a lemonade stand law; Abbott called it a “common sense law” that had to be passed so that police would not shut down children’s lemonade stands. The bill was introduced by Fort Worth Republican State Rep. Matt Krause. It proposed that the sale of lemonade and other non-alcoholic beverages on private property and in public parks would be allowed. It would also prevent homeowner associations from drafting rules that would prevent neighborhood lemonade stands. It was sent to the governor, who signed it with a bit of humor, ending his video with, “cheers.” Continue reading “Gov. Greg Abbott signs ‘lemonade stand law’ so kids’ drink stands can’t be shut down”