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MIAMI (CBSMiami) – The attorneys for Scot Peterson, a former Broward County deputy who failed to confront the shooter at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, have filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed against him by the father of one of the victims.
The motion claims, “No duty of care exists at common law for an individual to address the killer and kill the killer.” Continue reading “Scot Peterson’s Attorneys Say He Had No Duty To Stop Parkland School Shooting”
Pumpkin seed protein being sold across America right this minute is contaminated with salmonella and “crazy high” bacteria counts. We know this because we rejected a large lot of pumpkin seed protein after it failed our microbiology tests and flagged positive for salmonella. We then learned that the entire lot was sold to someone else, which means someone is selling this salmonella-contaminated pumpkin seed protein right now, making people sick all across America.
And as I explain in my Counterthink video today (see below), no one seems to give a s–t because there are too many people making money by covering their eyes and pretending their protein powders and supplements are clean. Continue reading “Kellogg’s issues nationwide recall”
Aurrigo is the latest international autonomous vehicle (AV) company to drive itself to Ontario.
The Coventry, U.K.-based technology innovator develops and manufactures the driverless PodZero. With an operating speed of up to 24km/h, multiple battery options up to eight hours or 80 kilometers, PodZero transports both people and cargo. It can be designed to be wheelchair accessible and incorporate features to help visually impaired passengers. And, to ensure the safety of everyone on the road, PodZeros are monitored through Aurrigo’s control room. Continue reading “Aurrigo rolls into Ontario”
In an environment that is saturated with mass media propaganda, it can be hard to figure out which way’s up, let alone get an accurate read on what’s going on in the world. Here are a few tips I’ve learned which have given me a lot of clarity in seeing through the haze of spin and confusion. Taken separately they don’t tell you a lot, but taken together they paint a very useful picture of the world and why it is the way it is. Continue reading “Twelve Tips For Making Sense Of The World”
Popular Mechanics – by Anatoly Zak
Move over, Star Wars. Around the same time that Han Solo was declaring the superiority of a blaster by your side, Russian engineers were working on a real laser pistol for cosmonauts to carry, another piece of the secret Soviet arsenal of space weapons.
According to multiple Russian sources, the laser-powered handgun for cosmonauts originated at the Peter the Great RVSN academy, which trains engineers for the nation’s strategic missile forces. The school’s museum carries a copy of the gun, and at least one other surviving artifact was exhibited at the Innovations and Inventions Expo in Moscow in 2011. Continue reading “The Soviet Laser Space Pistol, Revealed”
Sent to us by Wardo Rants.
Continue reading “Jews Evicting Jews – Cry Me A River”
Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins
Justice, Illinois – Body camera footage has been posted online from a disturbing incident in which a police officer grabbed a woman’s cell phone out of her hand and threw it on the ground and then proceeded to arrest her for the crime of filming police for accountability and transparency.
The video footage was published on YouTube by the activist “ChiTown Sue,” who routinely posts videos of First Amendment audits and police confrontations. The video from her point of view began as she approached Officer T. Demella, who was walking through her neighborhood, and asked him if he needed help. Continue reading “‘You’re Not Going To F—ing Film Us’: Raging Illinois Cop Spits On, Arrests Innocent Woman For Filming”
The Federalist – by Joy Pullmann
An Indiana orchestra teacher says public school administrators gave him three options at the end of this school year: refer to students as the opposite sex, resign, or be fired. He decided to resign at the end of the school year because the school would not budge, but at a local school board meeting Monday pleaded to have his job back. The board voted instead to accept his resignation. Continue reading “Indiana Teacher: I Was Forced To Resign Because I Won’t Pretend Boys Can Be Girls”
One of the most famous and influential psychology studies of all time was based on lies and fakery, a new exposé reveals.
The Stanford prison experiment purported to show we are all naturally inclined to abuse positions of power – after volunteers randomly assigned to act as prison guards began abusing volunteer inmates in a mock prison. Continue reading “Famed Stanford prison experiment that ‘showed how we are all naturally inclined to abuse power’ was based on LIES and FAKERY, shocking expose claims”
Bard College’s Center for the Study of the Drones released a report about law enforcement acquiring drones and what they found is troubling.
The report claims that at least 910 public safety agencies across the country are using drones. Continue reading “University police “heroes” use drones to spy on concertgoers”
The Berkeley City Council on Tuesday night declared what it called a “climate emergency” with more global significance than World War II, and demanded an immediate effort to “humanely stabilize population” and “reverse ecological overshoot.”
The resolution, which invokes the global conflict between the Axis and Allies, charges that Americans bear an “extraordinary responsibility to solve the crises” facing the environment. Continue reading “Berkeley declares ‘climate emergency’ worse than World War II, demands ‘humane’ population control”