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If you’ve ever been proud of a parking job, this guy’s about to show you how it’s done. And he’s not in a Volkswagen Passat.
His daily driver is an F/A-18 Hornet. Continue reading “F/A-18F Super Hornet Screams to Carrier, Executes Flawless Landing”
FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) — Following a string of Apple store robberies throughout the state, shoppers in Southern California finally said enough is enough and tackled two men caught in the act near the Apple store in Thousand Oaks over the weekend.
“These items are small and expensive so if they get away with a few things in their hands they’re very easy to transfer into cash,” said Ventura County Sheriff’s Office Cpt. Garo Kuredjian. Continue reading “Apple store thieves arrested after good Samaritans in Ventura County hold them down”
A local police department in Michigan is under scrutiny for tasering a suspect who was holding a two-month-old baby. While the child was left unharmed, social media users criticized the department’s use of excessive force.
Responding to a report about a possible physical assault of a woman, the Westland Police Department rushed to Raymurez Brown’s residence on Friday night. When officers arrived at the scene, they found Brown having a barbecue with friends. According to officials, Brown was yelling and confronting people outside his home. Telling the officers that they had the wrong house, the suspect then allegedly began an argument with representatives of the force. Continue reading “Michigan cops taser man holding 2-month-old baby”
Health Nut News – by Erin Elizabeth
Coconut oil has been used by people for thousands of years both externally and internally. But last year, it got some negative press. However recently, Harvard professor Karin Michels, a professor at the department of epidemiology at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health, took her feelings about the little fruit to a whole new level. Continue reading “CBS: Coconut oil is “pure poison,” says Harvard professor”
The destruction of a Confederate statue in the heart of North Carolina’s flagship university by hundreds of protesters on Monday night was “unlawful and dangerous,” university leaders said.
Carol L. Folt, chancellor of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, condemned the actions of a crowd of protestors who took down the memorial known as “Silent Sam,” which was erected in 1913. Continue reading “UNC calls out protesters’ ‘unlawful and dangerous’ actions after Silent Sam statue taken down”
Amidst a tightening economic noose and now nearly weekly war of words with the Trump administration, Iran has just rolled out with its first 100% domestically-produced fighter jet.
Iranian state television aired footage of President Hassan Rouhani sitting in the ‘Kowsar’ fighter aircraft, according to Tasnim News Agency, in an unveiling ceremony held after the jet completed a successful test flight in Tehran on Tuesday, which is National Defense Industry Day in the country. Continue reading “Iran Unveils New Domestic-Made Fighter Jet Amid Rising Military Tensions”
Dramatic video shows a 70-year-old man and his son trying to drive through a wildfire in Glacier National Park in Montana.
Justin Bilton posted the video online earlier this week after their miraculous escape, ABCFoxMontana reports. On YouTube he titled the video, “That time we drove through hell in Glacier National Park (Howe Ridge).” Continue reading “Father, son speed through ‘hell’ to escape Montana wildfire”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Clayton County, GA — In the land of the free, practicing democracy is often futile and even more often, highly corrupt. Illustrating the corrupt nature of this process is a case out of Georgia in which a sheriff with a history of alleged criminal activity is accused of harassing, intimidating, and even arresting innocent people who challenge his authority.
On August 10, Robert Hawes, a former deputy with the Clayton County sheriff’s department, announced that he would be running against the incumbent Sheriff Victor Hill. Days later police would be in his home, kidnapping his wife. Continue reading “Citizen Announces He’s Running Against Corrupt Sheriff, His Home is Raided, Wife Kidnapped”
Dave Hodges is showing his Jewishness, the man with all the answers!!
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
A sign of things to come? In December of 2017 the Cook County Commissioners openly planned to bring in UN troops ostensibly designed to curb gang violence in the Windy City. Now, Chicago has just had a weekend where 75 people were shot. This kind of situation will the gateway to allow foreign peacekeepers on our soil. Here is the entire story. Continue reading “Isn’t It Time Chicago Brought In the UN to Curb Gang Violence?”
Wisconsin technology firm Three Square Market has injected 80 employees with their own brand of RFID microchips over the last year, and according to MIT Technology Review, “they love it.”
The implant, which is about the size of a grain of rice, utilizes Near Field Communication (NFC) technology, also found in credit cards, debit cards, key fobs, and smartphones. This technology is considered “passive,” meaning the microchip stores data that can be read by other devices but cannot read data themselves. Continue reading “Wisconsin Company Injecting RFID Microchips Into Hands Of Employees”
REDDING (KPIX 5) — Recently released video from Cal Fire shows the most intense tornado ever in California history that trapped and killed a firefighter in Redding last month.
37-year-old Jeremiah “Jeremy” Stoke was a longtime Redding Fire Department veteran. According to Cal fire, on July 26th, he was driving his truck in northwest Redding and helping evacuate residents from the Carr Fire when he got into trouble. Continue reading “Video Shows Massive Fire Tornado That Killed Redding Firefighter”