Daily Mail

The security guard who was shot at the beginning of the Las Vegas gunman’s rampage has finally spoken out about his brush with death.

Jesus Campos had several interviews scheduled last week, before he cancelled them all and disappeared.

But he resurfaced on Tuesday, when Ellen announced that she would be interviewing him on her show.   Continue reading “Security guard describes moment Stephen Paddock shot him”

MassPrivateI

The future of privacy in big cities is bleak, cities are now getting paid to convert street lights into spying SmartNodes.

What are SmartNodes?

SmartNodes will soon replace street lights, because they are equipped with cameras, microphones, speakers etc., all-in-one light pole.   Continue reading “Cities are getting paid to turn street lights into spying SmartNodes”

Daily Mail

An adorable baby girl couldn’t contain her emotion as she heard her mom’s voice for the very first time thanks to a hearing device.

The beautiful moment the baby, from Norfolk, Virginia, realizes she’s experiencing something she never has before was captured in an emotional video.

When her mother first says ‘hello’ to her, the baby looks confused, yet smiles at the sound.  Continue reading “Baby girl smiles in disbelief as she hears her mother’s voice for the first time thanks to a hearing device”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Whistleblower Joe Rannazzisi is telling all when it comes to placing blame for the nation’s opioid crisis. He says drug distributors pumped opioids into communities in the United States knowing that people were dying and that the US government is helping.

Joe Rannazzisi is a tough and blunt former DEA (Drug Enforcement Administration) deputy assistant administrator with a law degree, a pharmacy degree, and a growing rage at the unrelenting death toll from opioids. Congress has often been complicit in atrocities, especially when a politician profits off of the removal of the rights of others. So it should not come as a surprise that Rannazzisi is blaming Congress and the drug industry for the opioid epidemic gripping the nation.   Continue reading “Ex-DEA Agent Blames Congress And Drug Industry For Opioid Crisis”

The New Nationalist – by Russ Winter

Dylann Storm Roof’s arrest interview by two FBI agents in North Carolina can be viewed below. I listened to the entire two hour inteview and my notes are as follows. I am not aware of any other researcher who has dissected this.

At 9:15: Dylann Roof in the interview said he shot four or five black people.

He only missed this by five or six people. In the official narrative, nine people were killed by Roof, and a 10th wounded victim – an extraordinary professional assassin level kill-wound ratio. In the interview Roof said he never practiced range firing, just a little horsing out in the country- so doesn’t combine.   Continue reading “Dylann Storm Roof’s Arrest Interview Was One Big Conflicting Story”

The Organic Prepper

The Northern California wildfires are fast-moving, unpredictable, and for some, unsurvivable. The videos below will show you what it’s really like, trying to survive an ever-changing inferno…and why you shouldn’t wait for the official evacuation order.

A lot of folks have been critical, saying blithely, “They knew there was a fire. They should have evacuated.” It’s important to understand that it doesn’t always work like that with wildfires. Armchair quarterbacking is easy. Fleeing when the car your driving catches on fire and the smoke is blinding you is not.   Continue reading “15 Videos Show What It’s Really Like Trying to Survive the California Wildfires”

Idaho Statesman – by Cynthia Sewell

The deputies who killed Central Idaho rancher Jack Yantis committed “a deadly response to a fictional non-deadly threat,” Yantis family members say in a new wrongful death lawsuit.

Adams County sheriff’s deputies Brian Wood and Cody Roland shot and killed Yantis on Nov. 1, 2015, while the rancher was attempting to put down his bull that had been severely injured in a car crash.   Continue reading “Rancher’s family sues Adams County, two deputies over fatal shooting”

Fox News

At least seven people are injured and one person is missing after an oil rig exploded Sunday night in Louisiana.

Kenner Deputy Chief Administrative Officer Kriss Fortunato said that at least seven people were injured and authorities were actively searching for one missing person, The Times-Picayune reported.   Continue reading “Louisiana oil rig explodes, at least 7 injured”