Need to Know

Hesperia, located in the high desert of Southern California, became the first city to opt-out of San Bernardino County’s Agenda 21 program. The voluntary program was installed into the county with grants through the San Bernardino Council of Governments (SBCOG). The objective behind the plan is ‘Sustainable Development,’ which is rationing, cataloguing and controlling all assets and charging people for the use of the assets. It is a backdoor method to bring socialism into the local county government. Citizen activists who began their mission five years ago were successful in their bid to have the Hesperia City Council rescind the county-wide ‘Vision Statement’.

Continue reading “Historic: The City Council of Hesperia, California Became the First City to ‘Opt-Out’ of San Bernardino County’s Agenda 21 Plan”

Activist Post – by BN Frank

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is not a health or environmental protection agency.  Their job is to regulate the Telecom Industry (Big Wireless).  They’ve been doing just the opposite long before the ridiculous and highly risky “Race for 5G”which allows for hundreds of thousands if not millions more 5G small cell towers and related infrastructure in front of homes, in public rights of ways, historic districts, etc.  People are reporting health issues (pets included) where it has already been installed.  Insurance companies already know that radiation exposure is harmful otherwise they’d still be doing business with Big Wireless.   Continue reading “Cities Sue FCC on $2B Municipal Giveaway to Big Wireless for Installing 5G Everywhere”

nwi.com – by Lauren Cross

An internal investigation is underway at the Gary Police Department after officers were captured on video Sept. 1 arresting a person for filming them from what appears to be a public walkway.

With smartphone use increasingly common in recent years, an individual’s constitutional right to film on-duty officers has been hotly debated and called into question, but later affirmed through various lawsuits across the U.S.

Continue reading “Arrest, YouTube video trigger internal investigation after Gary officers tell man he couldn’t film them”

PNN

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is expected to sign an order extending the secrecy of the information stored in the security services’ archives from 70 to 90 years, including the Deir Yassin massacre carried out by Zionist gangs in the Nakba.

This came at the request of security agencies and other bodies to extend the confidentiality of this information to prevent the publication of part of the information during the current year. Continue reading “Netanyahu bans publication of archive materials on Deir Yassin massacre”

Reason – by Eric Boehm

The Transportation Security Administration’s Instagram page is a nightmarish mash-up of national security state propaganda and bad dad jokes. The fact that the TSA has captured more social media awards than it has terrorists says something about what the agency is actually good at.

Sometimes the account serves up a truly maddening cocktail of earnest obedience to nonsensical rules while simultaneously demonstrating just how silly those rules are. That’s what happened Wednesday when the TSA Instagram account posted a picture of six bullet-shaped whiskey stones agents had confiscated from an unlucky traveler at Idaho’s Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport:  Continue reading “TSA Confiscates Bullet-Shaped Ice Cubes, Even Though Unusable Bullets Are TSA-Approved”

MassPrivateI

If you are having trouble digesting the headline, just imagine how much trouble I am having trying to write about it.

In what has to be the most ludicrous excuse ever made by police to spy on citizens, this one is at the top of my list.  Continue reading “Officials claim police drones will revitalize downtown and “create a community connection””