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Huffington Post – by Hina Shamsi, Matthew Harwood
It began with an unexpected rapping on the front door.
When Wiley Gill opened up, no one was there. Suddenly, two police officers appeared, their guns drawn, yelling, “Chico Police Department.”
“I had tunnel vision,” Gill said, “The only thing I could see was their guns.” Continue reading “Uncle Sam’s Databases of Suspicion”
Activist Post – by Brandon Turbeville
As I wrote in my article, “Big Oil, Qataris, Saudis Lick Lips As US ‘Fights ISIS’ By Bombing Syrian Pipelines,” the propaganda narrative regarding the Syrian crisis has now reached the level of total absurdity. It is now being reported by the mainstream media that the United States must bomb Syrian oil pipelines in order to defeat the ISIS threat that NATO itself created.
While logically fallacious, the rationale offered to the American public remains that ISIS is making millions of dollars per day via the sale of the oil taken from the fields in its possession on the black market to a number of different states. Continue reading “US: ‘Stop ISIS By Attacking Assad’s Oil Pipelines!’”
The FBI successfully provided protection for violent drug cartels today by seizing the peaceful e-commerce website Silk Road 2.0.
This feat was accomplished because “at least one undercover law enforcement agent” helped start the shop and run it for a year.
Andy Greenberg of Wired reports: Continue reading “Honeypot? Federal agents helped launch and run Silk Road 2.0”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
How do you fix a superpower with exploding levels of debt, that has a rapidly aging population, that consumes far more wealth than it produces, and that has scores of zombie banks that could collapse at any moment. You might think that I am talking about the United States, but I am actually talking about Europe. You see, the truth is that the European Union has a larger population than the United States does, it has a larger economy than the United States does, and it has a much larger banking system than the United States does. Most of the time I write about the horrible economic problems that the U.S. is facing, but without a doubt economic conditions in Europe are even worse at the moment. In fact, there are many (including the Washington Post) that are calling what is happening in Europe a full-blown “depression”. Sadly, this is probably only just the beginning. In the months to come things in Europe are likely to get much worse. Continue reading “The Economy Of The Largest Superpower On The Planet Is Collapsing Right Now”
A three-story building in a quiet one-way alley in northern Tehran is the headquarters of an unlikely campaign that opposes both the administration of President Hassan Rouhani and many of the Islamic Republic’s establishment figures.
The Velenjak building is the base of activities for former President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has his offices on its third floor. Continue reading “Is Ahmadinejad Making a Comeback?”
NEW YORK – She’s an under-the-radar contender to become the first black woman to head the Justice Department.
Loretta Lynch rarely holds news conferences, does interviews or gives speeches in her current job as U.S. attorney in Brooklyn. But the lack of a paper trail on Lynch hasn’t kept her from emerging in recent weeks as one of only a handful of people still under consideration by the White House to replace the outgoing Eric Holder as attorney general. Continue reading “Low-profile NYC prosecutor emerges as contender to be first black woman US attorney general”
MCALLEN, Texas — Texas Border Sheriff is checking up on an accidental 911 ended up arresting three men and seizing close to $2.5 million in cocaine bricks.
Deputies with the Starr County Sheriff’s Office responded to a 911 call where no one responded to the dispatcher’s efforts to assess the situation, information released to Breitbart Texas by the sheriff’s office shows. Continue reading “Pocket Dial To 911 Leads Texas Border Cops To $2.5 Million in Cocaine”
A Mexican national, 28-year-old Juan Pablo Villasenor-Villa, was found convicted on five charges related to a large-scale marijuana growing operation he had in Boise, Idaho.
Federal and state authorities seized about 7,000 marijuana plants when the operation — located in the Boise National Forest — was busted in September 2013, according to the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ). An indictment obtained by Breitbart Texas state that Villasenor-Villa and other defendants were growing marijuana since at least April 2013. Continue reading “Mexican National Convicted After Feds Seize 7000 Marijuana Plants in Idaho”
Yea right. Professor Xavier, the Mexican sympathizer, ain’t gonna do crap. He’s all talk like the rest of them.
AUSTIN, Texas — Texas Governor-Elect Greg Abbott wasted little time after his victory was announced Tuesday evening, sending out a press release announcing he would start the transition process on Wednesday. Holding a press conference in the Old Supreme Courtroom at the Texas Capitol on Wednesday morning, Abbott discussed his initial plans and made it clear that border security would be a top priority for his administration. Continue reading “Abbott Announces Transition Plans; Border Security a Top Priority”
House Speaker John Boehner on Thursday sketched out an agenda for the new, all-Republican Congress, promising approval of the Keystone XL pipeline and changes in the health care law while issuing a warning to President Barack Obama on immigration.
In his first postelection news conference, Boehner cautioned Obama not to act unilaterally to change the immigration system, saying it would poison the well in terms of trying to pass legislation over the next two years on the issue. Continue reading “GOP in Charge, Eager to Move on Keystone XL, Taxes”
MYIN HLUT, Myanmar (AP) — The small wooden boats leave the shores of western Myanmar nearly every day, overloaded with desperate Rohingya Muslims who are part of one the largest boat exoduses in Asia since the Vietnam War.
Helping them on their way: Myanmar’s own security forces, who are profiting off the mass departure of one of the world’s most persecuted minorities by extracting payments from those fleeing. A report to be released Friday by the Bangkok-based advocacy group Fortify Rights, and reporting by The Associated Press, indicate the practice is far more widespread and organized than previously thought, with Myanmar naval boats going so far as to escort asylum seekers out to sea, where larger ships operated by transnational criminal networks wait to pick them up. Continue reading “Myanmar aiding Rohingya trafficking”
Against the wishes of the Pentagon, the US Navy SEAL who shot dead Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden at his compound in Pakistan on May 2, 2011, has revealed his identity.
Rob O’Neill, 38, was a commando who played an integral role in Operation Neptune Spear, the nighttime raid on bin Laden’s Abbottabad, Pakistan home. O’Neill reportedly shot bin Laden in the forehead three times. The raid ended with four others killed and no casualties among SEAL Team Six, the Navy SEALs squad charged with executing the mission. Continue reading “Navy Seal who shot bin Laden reveals himself despite Pentagon fury”
Violent clashes broke out in Belgium as more than 100,000 protesters marched in Brussels against the government’s austerity measures. Police deployed water cannon as dockworkers, metalworkers and students took to the streets.
The violence flared up at the end of an otherwise peaceful protest, with tear gas deployed as some radical demonstrators hurled objects at riot police and launched attacks with the barriers against the officials. Some set off colored smoke flares. Continue reading “Clashes, water cannon as 100,000+ march in Brussels against austerity”
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — A man surrendered in Oregon after police say he killed his girlfriend, posted gruesome photos of her body and the crime scene online, and wrote that he wanted authorities to kill him.
David Kalac’s arrest Wednesday night nearly 200 miles from the crime scene in Washington state came after a daylong manhunt. He’s accused of killing Amber Lynn Coplin, whose teenage son heard the couple loudly arguing and then found his mother dead in their apartment. Continue reading “Suspect in slaying, posting death photos caught”
JERUSALEM (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu moved to ease tensions at Jerusalem’s most sensitive holy site Thursday, calling Jordan’s king to reassert his commitment to protecting the sacred shrines in hopes of quieting weeks of unrest.
His outreach came a day after Jordan, a key ally of Israel, recalled its ambassador to protest what it called an “unacceptable” Israeli police assault on the hilltop compound in Jerusalem’s Old City. Tensions were further heightened after a Palestinian slammed his van into a crowd waiting at a train stop, killing an Israeli policeman, in what his family and the militant group Hamas said was a revenge attack. Continue reading “Israel, Jordan try to ease tensions in Jerusalem”
NEW YORK (AP) — Water bottles filled with vodka that go uninspected. Lunch boxes packed with drugs allowed to bypass X-ray machines. Razor blades and other objects waved on through, even when they set off metal detectors.
Gaping security holes at the city’s Rikers Island jail allowed guards and other staffers to easily smuggle in all manner of contraband — including heroin, marijuana, booze and weapons — to the inmates they are supposed to be watching, city investigators found. Continue reading “Probe finds porous security at NYC’s Rikers Island”
Where is your nearest FEMA camp? An NBC news crew may have stumbled across one in upper state New York…
Executive Directive 51 was signed by George W. Bush in 2007, which gives the US Federal gov’t the power to declare impose martial law in the event a ‘national emergency’, giving the White House and Homeland Security (DHS) the ability to detain millions of Americans on US soil under Rex 84 and other military programs previously planned and run as inter-agency exercise drills. Continue reading “NBC Local Crew Stumbles Across FEMA Camp in NY – Threatened, Chased by Gov’t Contractors”
Misc RM 13 Misc reference material
Reference Material – For Information Only!
Over time we have collected a lot of reference material. We figured it would be better to share with all rather than just delete it.
Carlisle v. United States, 83 U.S. 147, 154 (1873),
‘The rights of sovereignty extend to all persons and things not privileged, that are within the territory. They extend to all strangers resident therein; not only to those who are naturalized, and to those who are domiciled therein, having taken up their abode with the intention of permanent residence, but also to those whose residence is transitory. All strangers are under the protection of the sovereign while they are within his territory and owe a temporary allegiance in return for that protection.’ ” Continue reading “Cases, Rights, and Liberties”
Activist Post – by Eric Blair
US News – by Arash Azizi
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