Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Nashville, TN — A disturbing trend seems to be happening among police in America in which they are shooting people in the back as they run away. The latest victim to be publicly executed for running from police is 25-year-old Daniel Hambrick of Nashville. His execution by officer Andrew Delke was caught on a graphic video.

Hambrick was shot and killed during a traffic stop in North Nashville on July 26. Nashville Mayor David Briley called for the release of the graphic video on Wednesday to ensure the “transparency of the investigation.”   Continue reading “Graphic Video Shows Cop Publicly Execute Man, Shooting Him in the Back as He Ran Away”

WWMT

COLON, Mich. — Anyone who has ever taken an Uber ride knows it’s convenient and very popular so one man in St. Joseph County has found a way to make ride sharing more scenic.

Timothy Hochstedler calls it Amish Uber.

He is adding some horsepower to ride sharing. The newest taxi service in Colon has four wheels, four legs and good gas mileage.   Continue reading “Amish man starts “Uber” ride service with his horse and buggy”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In the third serious flare-up of violence in the last month, a major escalation began between Israel and Hamas militants in Gaza overnight, which involved approximately 180 projectiles fired towards Israeli territory, and more than 150 Israeli airstrikes on targets inside Gaza, according to statements by the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF).   Continue reading ““Step Back From The Brink” UN Warns As Major War Looms After Overnight Gaza Airstrikes”

MassPrivateI

If you still value your privacy, I urge you to stay away from major league sporting events.

Yesterday, CLEAR biometrics announced that they have installed biometric fingerprint scanners at Seattle’s CenturyLink and Safeco Fields concession stands.

But the story does not end there.   Continue reading “MLB and NFL fans submit their faces and fingerprints to buy food, beer and tickets”

The Corbett Report

We’ve all seen the latest moves to de-platform independent voices online, but how many people can see beyond their immediate reaction to the way they are being programmed to embrace the coming wave of government censorship? James Corbett joins Garland Nixon and guest host Eric Ladny on Radio Fault Lines to discuss this pressing issue.   Continue reading “James Corbett on the Next Wave of Internet Censorship”

Video Rebel’s Blog

A leaf 100 feet (30.5 meters) up in a tree needs Calcium. It sends that message down the tree to its roots where it is delivered to the biological life teeming in the soil which in turn fills the leaf’s need in exchange for sugars the leaves made during photosynthesis. The leaf receives its Calcium 90 seconds after its initial request. And the soil receives its Carbon from the earth and sun above.

Did anyone ever teach you that in high school?   Continue reading “Our Future Depends On Understanding Dr Elaine Ingham”

Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

Typically, when Americans hear someone say that the education system in the United States “runs on lies,” they would expect the statement to come from a disgruntled parent or student—but now it is coming from the former Secretary of Education, as he admits that the U.S. lies to families on a daily basis by promising them a quality education through public schools.

Arne Duncan, who served as education secretary for the Obama Administration, now appears to be calling out all sides of the spectrum for failing to prioritize the next generation. In an interview with CBS’ Face The Nation, Duncan argued that politicians are never held accountable for failing students and teachers.   Continue reading “Fmr Education Secretary Admits US Students are Failing Because Education System ‘Runs on Lies’”

MassPrivateI

Last week I thought I saw it all, when I learned that Waldo Photos is trying to convince parents that “facial recognition at summer camps is fun.”

I thought, things could not get any crazier.

That was until I heard of a company called SmartDrive Systems (SDS).  Continue reading “SmartDrive claims in-cab truck surveillance cameras are “saving the planet””