Category: Videos
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
A concerned woman has brought her deeply disturbing story to the Free Thought Project after an incident occurred while she was using Facebook Messenger. While she was playing in the app with her nephew, a random stranger appeared on her screen who seemed to be watching her and her nephew.
“So, I’m taking pics of my nephew through FB messenger while talking to my sister through messenger as well, suddenly a video of a man appears sent instead of the picture I was currently taking,” Courtney explained to the Free Thought Project. Continue reading “Woman Chatting With Child on FB Messenger Suddenly Sees Man Spying On Them—IN THE APP”
Egypt’s interior ministry is facing criticism for encouraging children to report “bad guys” to the police.
A cartoon released in late January, which calls upon children to put complete trust in the police, has sparked criticism on social media, with many considering it a call for children to become informants. Continue reading “‘Little informants’: Egypt calls on children to spy on neighbours”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Sparta, TN — A chilling body camera video has just been released showing the violent, reckless, and outright insane tendencies of police in Tennessee. While the original killing of Michael Dial was ruled justified—in spite of him being unarmed—the new body camera footage raises some serious questions and shines a disturbing light on police officers and their desire to kill.
Last April, Smithville police attempted to pull Dial over for driving on a suspended license. Only minutes later, police would kill the unarmed man over this minor traffic offense. Continue reading “Sheriff Orders Cops to Kill Unarmed Man, They Do, and Sheriff “Loves It””
A violent bike-riding mob has smashed up several cars and terrorized drivers in Manhattan, leaving one police officer with minor injuries.
The roving gang of 14 to 16 bicycle riders descended on New York’s Chelsea neighborhood near West 23rd Street and Seventh Avenue at around 5pm on Saturday, police said.
Video from the scene shows males on bikes, some in masks, riding the wrong way in traffic, surrounding cars and harassing drivers. Continue reading “Violent NYC bicycle mob is caught on camera smashing cars and terrorizing drivers”
Philippines leader Rodrigo Duterte hammered home his new policy on car smuggling by overseeing the demolition of dozens of seized luxury vehicles worth almost $1.2 million.
Some 29 smuggled high-end vehicles, including models of BMW, Jaguar, Mercedes Benz and Corvette, were simultaneously crushed by road rollers at three of the country’s ports on Tuesday. Continue reading “Demolition Duterte: Philippines leader bulldozes luxury cars to send message”
As more and more cities and towns privatize everything, the use of smart meter parking apps (SMPA) continues to grow.
Which is a good thing right?
Wrong, cities and towns are using SMPA’s like ParkMobile, StreetLine, ParkMe, Park Smarter and SmartParking to collect all kinds of personal information. Continue reading “Law enforcement uses smart meter parking apps to spy on everyone”
WEB Notes: Before I provide our opinion, I want you to hear from the experts.
“The market got phony again. It’s a shame. It can’t handle the volume and it can’t handle this level of selling. It’s OK. It happens periodically and it freaks people out at home. We can spin any tale we want, but what I am saying is that the market doesn’t work at certain points.” said Jim Cramer of Mad Money (CNBC).
Continue reading “Why The Stock Market Plunged 1,175 Points On Monday”
Democratic Sen. Tom Carper says ‘dreamer’ illegal immigrants should be hired to replace millions of Americans who supposedly are too unskilled, uneducated, unethical or drugged up to work for companies.
“I think the business community is saying that to the administration [and] they are certainly saying that to those of us in the Congress, and we should focus on that,” Carper told MSNBC. Continue reading “Democrat Sen. Carper: Discard Millions of Americans so Illegals Can Get Jobs”
The Daily Sheeple – by Dawn Luger
Nancy Nemhauser and Ludomir Jastrzebski were fined $100 per day for the crime of painting their home and property fence like a Van Gough piece of art. The mural is stunningly artistic, but the city is basically claiming Nemhauser and Jastrzebski don’t own their home by fining them over $8000. Continue reading “Florida Couple Proves Government Claims Ownership Of Their Home”
Michael Ron David Kadar, the dual American-Israeli Jew who was behind thousands of bomb threats against Jewish community Center in America and elsewhere 2017—all falsely blamed in “anti-Semites” by the ADL and other Jewish Supremacists—briefly escaped from custody today while appearing in a Jerusalem District Court.
Kadar, who is 18-year-old, managed to escape and ran away after leaving the courthouse and before his return to a detention center where he is being held. Continue reading “Jew JCC Threat Maker Briefly Escapes from Custody in Jerusalem”
Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins
Independence, KS – The man who should be celebrated as a hero for saving his wife, daughter, and at least 30 strangers from an armed gunman during an attempted robbery, is now recovering from a gunshot wound after police arrived at the scene and shot him.
Mike Becker, 31, told the Kansas City Star that he grabbed his handgun and rushed to the local Dollar General after he received a call from his wife saying that she, their 4-year-old daughter, and several other customers in the store were being threatened by a man with a gun. Continue reading “Hero Dad Saves 30 People From Gunman – Cops Show Up And Shoot HIM”
The sweet grande dame of the central bankster world sees nothing but the brightest future to the furthest horizons for the markets she has been nurturing with her benevolent “wealth effect,” as one of her close colleagues called it. While Grandpa Greenspan routinely warns now that stock and bond markets are in bubbles, Grandma Yellen says,
I don’t want to label what we’re seeing as a bubble. But I would say that asset valuations are generally elevated.… For the stock market, the ratio of price to earnings…is near the high end of its historical range. If we look at for example of commercial real estate and other assets, we’re seeing high valuations.
