Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

California has become the first state to pass a law severely limiting the amount of water residents can use on a daily basis, and while politicians claim that the restrictions will be enforced in the name of conserving water, Nestlé is illegally stealing millions of gallons of water each year and the state is doing nothing to stop it.

Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 606 and Assembly Bill 1668 into law, both of which set new standards for “water management planning.” The restrictions will fully take effect by 2022, limiting residents to 55 gallons of water per person, per day. That number will decrease to 50 gallons per person, per day, by 2030.   Continue reading “California to Fine Citizens Using Over 55 Gallons of Water as Nestlé Pumps Billions of Gallons for Free”

RT

Officers in the Virginia State Police probably couldn’t believe their ears when they received the call – a tank-like military vehicle had been spotted speeding down an interstate highway.

If some feared the incident was the first sign of a military coup, they were no doubt relieved to learn that it was just a soldier from a nearby military base, out for an evening joyride.   Continue reading “Soldier steals ‘tank’ from military base, leads cops on comical car chase”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Detroit, OR — Disturbing video captured a Marion County Sheriff’s deputy repeatedly punching a homeless mentally ill man in the face on Monday. The video has since sparked outrage in the community and, according to police, an internal review.

According to police, the homeless man had walked up to an area police had cordoned off while coordinating a search for a missing 67-year-old man and his 40-year-old son. Police said they “were left with no choice but to” arrest him.   Continue reading “Mentally Ill Man Punched 17 Times In the Face for Warning Cops About a Cougar”

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Local 10 News

CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – The family of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg was “swatted” Tuesday morning, prompting deputies to respond to their Parkland home.

A call came into the Broward Sheriff’s Office claiming a hostage situation at the home.  Continue reading “Family of Stoneman Douglas student advocate David Hogg ‘swatted’ at home”

MassPrivateI

I once thought the police state couldn’t get any worse but then I read an article in Media Lite and discovered that I was wrong, very wrong.

According to the Media Lite, DHS plans on giving ant-government stories ‘sentiment’ ratings.   Continue reading “DHS to give anti-government stories ‘sentiment’ ratings”

CBN News – by Emily Jones

Members of a veteran’s advocacy group believe they have discovered a hidden child-trafficking camp in Arizona.

Last month, Veterans on Patrol, a group that helps homeless veterans, were searching for veterans in need near Interstate 19 in Tucson when they came across what looked like an underground bunker. According to KGUN-9, they also found a baby crib, stroller, hair dye, wrist restraints, crates, and pornographic material.   Continue reading “Veterans Group Discovers Possible Underground Child Trafficking Camp”

Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

Carter County, TN – The sheriff’s deputy who is currently under investigation for pulling a gun on a 10-year-old boy and then throwing him to the ground, has a long history that includes accusations of excessive force and child abuse that were covered up and ignored by his superiors.

Nick Andes was placed on administrative leave this week, and Carter County Sheriff’s Office Public Information Officer Thomas Gray confirmed that an investigation is being launched into accusations of misconduct after a 911 caller accused “a man with a badge of pulling a gun and throwing a 10-year-old to the ground,” and named Andes as the suspect.  Continue reading “Cop Who Allegedly Held 10yo Boy at Gunpoint, Was Previously Fired for Excessive Force”

Free Thought Project – by Jay Syrmopoulos

The Council on Foreign Relations delivered an Orwellian presentation recently that unsurprisingly went unnoticed in the mainstream media, in which CFR’s Richard Stengel forwarded the notion that governments “have to” direct “propaganda” at their own domestic populations.

The Council is recognized as one of the United States’ oldest and most establishment think tanks of the American power-elite, and it often sets the agenda on important policy questions—or, as former senior editor at the Washington Post, Richard Harwood, in a column entitled “Ruling Class Journalists,” approvingly described the Council as, “the nearest thing we have to a ruling establishment in the United States.”   Continue reading “Council on Foreign Relations Tells Gov’t They “Have To” Use Propaganda on Americans”

ABC 7

A man suspected of killing at least four people in Scottsdale, Arizona is dead, law enforcement sources told ABC News.

The suspect was located in an Extended Stay America hotel Monday morning. SWAT units swarmed the hotel and the suspect opened fire on authorities, law enforcement sources said.

A robot was sent into the suspect’s room, where it was determined that the suspect committed suicide.   Continue reading “Suspect in Scottsdale, Ariz. killings found dead in hotel room”

Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr Eowyn

More fake anti-Semitic hate crimes.

The Guardian‘s Peter Beaumont reported in April 2017 that Israeli police arrested a dual US-Israeli citizen, Michael Ron David Kadar, 18, for:   Continue reading “Fake Anti-Semitism: Dual US-Israeli citizen Michael Kadar indicted for anti-Semitic hate crimes”

Local 10 ABC News – by Roy Ramos

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – The Hallandale Police Department suspended two officers without pay Thursday, while the department investigates their actions after a video showed them striking a suspect with batons.

The department identified the officers as Jaime Cerna, who has been with the department for 11 years, and Richard Allen, who has been with the department for 35 years. Authorities identified the man they arrested Wednesday afternoon as Daniel James Dunkelberger.    Continue reading “Officers suspended during investigation prompted by video showing them beating suspect”

Fellowship of the Minds

“No good deed goes unpunished” only applies to us humans.

Animals, whom St. Bonaventure so rightly called “creatures without sin,” are grateful for our acts of kindness.

Some go out of their way to say “Thank You” — like Willow the cat, who leaves flowers on the porch of a woman named Rosie.   Continue reading “Cat leaves flowers for kind woman”