Collective Evolution – by Arjun Walia, Jan 4, 2018

“We recently took a scientific delegation to witness Stan’s work…and came back saying, this is one of the most important inventions of the century.” – Leonard Holihan, from the Advanced Energy Research Institute at the time (source)

Everyday the world becomes aware of technologies that have the potential to halt the unnecessary damage we continue to create using fossil fuels. We’ve been talking about it for years, transitioning our way of  life to be more harmonious with the planet and its natural systems. I’m not talking about solar or wind power (although great), I’m talking about clean and green technology that  render fossil fuel burning technologies inferior and obsolete.  Continue reading “Flashback: The Inventor of a Water-Powered Car That Died In A Restaurant Yelling ‘They Poisoned Me’”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The further we get from her historic electoral defeat at the hands of President Trump, the more unhinged Hillary Clinton becomes.

Case it point: it appears the former secretary of state has moved on from endlessly blaming everybody but herself and her campaign staff for the many miscalculations made along the way (many have joked that Clinton probably couldn’t point out Wisconsin on a map), to actively soliciting enemies of the US to interfere on behalf of the Democrats in 2020. Continue reading “Hillary Clinton Asks China To Steal Trump’s Tax Returns”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Arlington, TX — O’Shae Terry and his friend were stopped last September by Arlington police officer Julie Herlihy because the temporary tag on Terry’s vehicle had expired. Officer Bau Tran would also respond to the stop, and ten minutes later, he would shoot and kill Terry. For killing Terry, Tran was indicted this week on a charge of criminally negligent homicide.  Continue reading “Cop Indicted After Video Shows Him Kill Unarmed Man Over Stop for Expired Vehicle Sticker”

MassPrivateI

Imagine calling an Uber to go to the movies and finding out that law enforcement knows who you are, where you are, where you are going and when you arrived at your destination.

This is no fairy tale because Uber’s partnership with RapidSOS will allow law enforcement to know everything about you in real-time.  Continue reading “Uber To Track Drivers And Passengers In Real-Time Using RapidSOS app”

Daily Mail

An internal email sent to employees of a major NASA contractor appears to confirm speculation that SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule exploded during a failed test earlier this month.

The email obtained by the Orlando Sentinel directly addresses footage that circulated on social media following the April 20 ‘anomaly,’ referring to it as ‘video of the failed test.’  Continue reading “SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule DID explode during test ‘anomaly,’ leaked email suggests”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Venice, FL — The ACLU is speaking out in defense of an innocent man who was wrongfully accused of breaking into his own hotel room and then attacked by raging cops. Officers with the Venice police department are now in the spotlight after video of the incident was released this week.

The incident unfolded on December 21 outside a Motel 6 in Venice, Florida. Although the attack happened last year, the dash camera footage was only just released. Now we know why the police held onto it for so long.  Continue reading “Cops Accuse Innocent Man of Breaking Into His Own Hotel Room and Beat Him”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

CBS News released a propaganda segment on Monday featuring New York Times tech reporter Cecilia Kang where they suggested the US government could do an end run around the First Amendment through strict “regulations” in order to suppress “hate speech” and “misinformation” online.

Both the CBS News host and NYT reporter Cecilia Kang said the US should look to countries like Australia, New Zealand, Germany and India — which do not have free speech — as models for suppressing free speech on the internet.  Continue reading “CBS News, NYT Reporter Suggest U.S. Scrap Free Speech In Favor Of New Zealand-Style Censorship”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

As TFTP previously reported, horrifying surveillance footage was released showing multiple police officers aggressively assaulting and torturing a disabled man in his front yard after they dragged him from his home during a welfare check. That footage has led to the arrest of three police officers, one of whom was arrested again for beating a teenager as well.

The Independent Broad-based Anti-corruption Commission (IABC) charged officers Brad McLeod, John Patrick Edney, and Florian Hilgar for unlawful assault and assault with a weapon for beating the disabled man.  Continue reading “Cops Charged After Video Shows Them Pull Disabled Man From His Home, Torture Him in Front Yard”

Common Dreams – by Jake Johnson

As the Trump administration enthusiastically endorsed the so-called “military uprising” led by Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido but refused to call it a coup attempt, progressive critics and anti-war voices made clear that is precisely what took place Tuesday as violent clashes erupted throughout the Latin American nation.  Continue reading ““If This Isn’t an ‘Armed Coup,’ Then What the Hell Is?” US Denounced for Backing Attempted Overthrow in Venezuela”