Month: December 2014

Breitbart – by Edwin Mora

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The CIA director said that enhanced interrogation techniques (EITs), condemned in a Senate Intelligence Committee report as ineffective, did help thwart terrorist attacks against the United States, capture terrorists, and save lives.

“Our review indicates that interrogations of detainees on whom EITs were used did produce intelligence that helped thwart attack plans, capture terrorists, and save lives,” CIA Director John Brennan said in a statement Tuesday. “The intelligence gained from the program was critical to our understanding of al-Qa’ida and continues to inform our counterterrorism efforts to this day.”     Continue reading “B.S. Warning: CIA Director Claims Enhanced Interrogations ‘Helped Thwart Terrorist Attacks, Saved Lives””

ABC News – by Eric Tucker

FBI Director James Comey on Tuesday left open the possibility that an agent might again pose as a journalist as part of an investigation, though he said such a tactic ought to be rare and “done carefully with significant supervision, if it’s going to be done.”

Comey told reporters at a roundtable discussion that he was “not willing to say never” when asked if the FBI would swear off future use of the tactic in response to an Associated Press demand made last month.   Continue reading “FBI Leaves Door Open on Media Impersonation”

DC Clothesline – by Dean Garrison

I can only imagine what the numbers might be like in California, Texas, and New York. 4,317 charges of sexual assault on minors were recently recorded in a 12 month period in America’s 10th largest state — North Carolina.

Universal Free Press reports:

Between November 1, 2013 and October 31, 2014, there have been 4,317 charges of child sexual assault filed against illegal aliens in North Carolina, according to the citizens advocacy group known as NCFIRE.

Continue reading “Illegal Alien Pedophiles: 4,317 Charges Filed Against Illegals in ONE YEAR… in ONE STATE (and it’s only our 10th largest)”

NJ.com – by Naomi Nix, December 5, 2014

NEWARK — Newark mayor Ras Baraka will hold press conference today to urge lawmakers to pass legislation making the state’s red light camera program permanent.

The five-year-old pilot program is set to expire and the cameras at 73 intersections across the state will go dark unless the state legislature and Gov. Chris Christie take legislative action by the middle of this month.

“We need that money. I think it’s a good program,” Baraka said Thursday during a brief interview. “The city is bringing in about $4 million dollars a year…that’s why we (are) speaking out about it.”   Continue reading “‘We need that money,’ Baraka says as he urges lawmakers to keep red light cameras”

Courthouse News

MANHATTAN (CN) – Once ripped from their families after World War II to populate Australia with “pure white stock,” Maltese children described “shocking violations of internationally accepted norms” in a federal lawsuit four years ago. But Supreme Court precedent and the statute of limitations means that the Catholic orders that treated them “essentially as slaves” will never see a federal jury, the 2nd Circuit ruled on Monday.

Emmanuel Ellul says that he was 14 years old when the Congregation of Christian Brothers told his parents that he and his brothers would be able to return to Malta following his education in Australia.   Continue reading “Catholic Orders Dodge Post-WWII Slavery Claim”

New York Daily News – by SARAH RYLEY, NOLAN HICKS, THOMAS TRACY, JOHN MARZULLI, DAREH GREGORIAN

A Staten Island grand jury’s decision not to indict NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo for the chokehold death of Eric Garner — a father of six — stunned large swaths of the city and added fuel to a nationwide surge of protests over police killings.

But history shows the odds were always in Pantaleo’s favor.   Continue reading “In 179 fatalities involving on-duty NYPD cops in 15 years, only 3 cases led to indictments — and just 1 conviction”

WND – by Jack Minor

A Kentucky clothing company that refused to produce T-shirts for a “gay”-pride festival because of the owner’s Christian beliefs is appealing a state Human Rights Commission’s ruling of “unlawful discrimination.”

Blaine Adamson, owner of Hands On Originals in Lexington, has employed and served homosexuals, but he refused a request by the local Gay and Lesbian Services Organization to promote messages that violate his beliefs.   Continue reading “T-shirt company prosecuted for not making ‘gay’ apparel”

BATR – by James Hall

Most people know very little about the true economics in the solar and wind industry. Even less understand the cryptic disclosures in an SEC filing of reports from FERC. Yet the financial inventors are brilliant in concealing the simple business model that is supposed to generate earning from real economic activity. Let’s be generous and report on the public relations announcement, 5 Slides That Show Why SunEdison Bought First Wind. Reading such glowing projections might attract investors into the SunEdison, TerraForm Power Up Solar ETFs.   Continue reading “Sun Edison Buying First Wind Scam”

JTA

WASHINGTON (JTA) — Vice President Joe Biden will assist in the lighting this year of the Hanukkah menorah on the ellipse in front of the White House.

Biden’s participation on Dec. 16, the first night of the holiday, marks the 35th anniversary of the first lighting of the “National Menorah,” an event sponsored by American Friends of Lubavitch, the Washington office of the Chabad movement.   Continue reading “Biden to light ‘National Menorah’”

Conservative Tribune

Just days before Thanksgiving, following months of threats and promises, President Barack Obama acted in a purely dictatorial manner to change immigration law and defer deportations for millions of illegal immigrants, effectively granting them amnesty.

Arizona’s Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been one of the many voices warning about Obama’s actions.   Continue reading “Sheriff Joe Just Made His Move Against Obama”

Top Conservative News

Update: Friends of Jessica Chambers are claiming on social media that an arrest has been made or an arrest is eminent. They are also citing an unidentified “abusive” ex-boyfriend.

Police say Jessica Chambers was beaten. Then lighter fluid was sprayed in her mouth and nose, as well as her body. She was set on fire inside her vehicle.   Continue reading “19 year old girl burned alive in Mississippi”

The Ugly Truth

The scathing report published Tuesday by the United States Senate Intelligence Committee on the CIA’s interrogation of terror suspects reveals that the CIA’s lawyers used the rulings of Israel’s Supreme Court to construct a legal case justifying torture.

According to the 528-page document, a redacted version of the 6,000-page report that remains classified, in November 2001 some CIA officers were concerned they may need legal justification for the interrogation methods they had begun using when questioning Al-Qaida suspects in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.

Continue reading “CIA relied on Israeli Supreme Court rulings to justify torture, Senate report says”

Natural Society – by Christina Sarich

The CDC recently admitted that this year’s flu shot likely won’t protect you from the flu, but did it ever? Though the CDC has issued a formal apology regarding the issue for this season, flu vaccinations have long been seen as ineffective by a horde of experts. But don’t worry – here you will find more than 20 natural flu remedies using natural antivirals.

No surprise here, but there won’t be any refund for insurance companies or patients who have already taken a flu vaccination early as preparation for the 2015 flu season in January and February, despite the CDC’s admission of its inefficacy.   Continue reading “21 Natural Alternatives to the Flu Shot”

Activist Post – by Nicolas West

If we could experiment with the atmosphere and literally play God, it’s very tempting to a scientist.  – Kenyan earth scientist Richard Odingo

For those who know about the history of geoengineering – aka chemtrails – you might be noticing a spate of admissions from the halls of establishment science and government that the “conspiracy theory” is no longer … it is a fact.

Perhaps the efforts of independent researchers have forced such open disclosure, at least putting us over the hurdle of abject denial. However, the narrative being created for mainstream media consumption is disingenuous at best, and full-throttle manipulation at worst. Case in point is an admission from The Royal Society that geoengineering experiments are being debated for full rollout even in the absence of policy restrictions.   Continue reading “Elite Think Tank Admits to Ongoing Climate Engineering Experiments”

Activist Post – by Amanda Warren

A union defending the California State University Monterey Bay campus police have butted heads with the Marina Police Department surrounding an incident with a suicidal student.

Jeff Solomon, president of Statewide University Police Association (SUPA) reports that the unidentified corporal – a 20-year veteran officer – is on leave and faces getting fired. The officer worked at the campus for 8 years.   Continue reading “Officer Fired For Helping Suicidal Student Instead of Tasing”

Breitbart – by Kristin Tate

HOUSTON, Texas — A crackdown by Mexican immigration officials along the nation’s southern border appears to have yielded major results before the U.S. 2014 midterm elections.

Amid the U.S. border crisis of summer 2014, Mexico implemented an initiative along its southern border to intercept the routes of migrants making their way to Southern Texas. So far, the effort has helped curb the flow of illegal immigrants attempting to enter U.S. illegally.     Continue reading “Mexico Stopped Flow of Undocumented Minors Prior to US Elections”