Year: 2014

The Daily Caller – by Alex Pappas

President Obama still plans to convene a three-day summit in Washington for leaders of African countries even though the continent is experiencing an outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus, a White House spokesman said Wednesday.

“We have no plans to change any elements of the U.S.-Africa summit as we believe all air travel continues to be safe here,” principal deputy press secretary Eric Schultz told reporters aboard Air Force One on Wednesday.   Continue reading “Ebola Outbreak Won’t Stop Obama’s Plans For Summit Of African Leaders”

SI Live – by Maura Grunland

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — The cameras are rolling and police detectives should exercise caution while not allowing themselves to become a “punching bag” in an arrest situation following the public outcry over the death of Eric Garner on Staten Island, warns Michael J. Palladino, president of the NYPD Detectives’ Endowment Association.

Palladino linked the shooting of a detective executing a search warrant with two U.S. marshals in Manhattan on Monday and also two incidents where police officers were punched as part of the fallout from the death on July 17 of Garner, 43, of Port Richmond, across from Tompkinsville Park following an altercation with police.   Continue reading “‘Never let your guard down’ in light of Eric Garner death, NYPD detectives union leader warns”

RINF – by Max Ocean

Muslim community leaders in the UK are calling banking giant HSBC ‘Islamaphobic’ after they received letters telling them that their banking services will be terminated in September.

Three organizations—The Cordoba Foundation, the Ummah Welfare Trust (UWT), and the Finsbury Park Mosque—have all received nearly identical letters (pdf) from the bank, and two of them believe the cause may be their support of Palestine.

The letters said that the groups fall ‘outside’ of the bank’s ‘risk appetite’, but gave no further reason for the termination of service.    Continue reading “Palestine Support Behind Banking Behemoth’s Closure of Muslim Organizations’ Accounts?”

Freedom Outpost

When it comes to alternative news, the choices in which one can obtain information is growing daily. However, the real challenge is not in finding the information, the challenge is finding information that you can trust and rely on. For myself, and for millions on the web, one such outlet for reliable and accurate information is the website, naturalnews.com, and the reporting of its founder and editor, Mike Adams.

Health Ranger, Mike Adams, is a pretty remarkable fellow. He not only exposes food contamination at a microscopic level, but his website, Natural News, is literally one of the biggest in the world; and is in the top 750 web sites in the US, according to Alexa. In my opinion, Mike’s success is richly deserved.   Continue reading “Health Ranger Mike Adams: We Are On the Verge of a Global Pandemic”

Freedom Outpost

This report is indisputable proof that high treason and the plan for the establishment of world government under a “New Order of Nations” are being brought about by the efforts of domestic enemies among the commissioned ranks within our own military. It is also proof that the plan has been greatly delayed.

“It is inconceivable that those with power and wealth would not band together with a common bond, a common interest, and a long-range plan to decide and direct the future of the world.”
― Milton William Cooper, Behold A Pale Horse, (Light Technology Publishing, December 1, 1991), Introduction, p. 2

This is an extension of my earlier article from October 30, 2013, entitled Treason: The Disarmament of the United States, and the Declaration of World Government.   Continue reading “Officer Corps of the US Military Complicit in Treason & Establishment of World Government”

Offiziere.ch – by by Robert Beckhusen

The Islamist terror group ISIS’s big advantage is that it doesn’t fight conventionally. It’s held off the regular army of Bashar al-Assad and routed thousands of Iraqi troops. But now a group has emerged that turns ISIS’s tactics back against them.

The group is called White Shroud. There’s very little known about the group, but Syrian citizen journalism website Tahrir Souri reported on the group’s existence on July 24. According to the report, White Shroud is based in Abu Kamal near the border with Iraq, and the organization is associated with Syria’s melange of rebel forces, not the Assad regime.   Continue reading “Shadowy Terror Group ‘White Shroud’ Hits Back at ISIS”

Independent – by KASHMIRA GANDER

AM New York – by Matthew Chayes

In a contentious meeting at City Hall, the Rev. Al Sharpton challenged Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner William J. Bratton Thursday to make more sweeping policy changes at the NYPD to answer recent complaints of excessive force.

With Bratton sitting to his right and Sharpton to his left, along with a group of black clergy leaders, de Blasio defended his commissioner and said his administration was addressing issues of police conduct following the July 17 death of Eric Garner during a Staten Island arrest for an alleged petty offense.   Continue reading “Sharpton faces off with de Blasio, Bratton on NYPD practices”

Story about our Precinct 🙁

Eyewitness News 7 – by Jim Hoffer

NEW YORK — Unlike in the Staten Island choke-hold case, there is no video in this alleged police brutality incident but there are pictures and we’ll warn you, they are hard to look at.

They are pictures of injuries a woman claims she received at the hands of an out-of-control NYPD Officer .  Continue reading “Investigation: Woman Claims Police Brutality against NYPD Officer”

NY1 – by Rocco Vertuccio

Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson on Thursday confirmed he will not prosecute the two city officers who shot and killed a 16-year-old boy last year.

Kimani Gray’s family members say they are disgusted and disappointed by the decision.

The officers shot Gray seven times on an East Flatbush street last March.   Continue reading “Brooklyn DA: No Charges for NYPD Officers Who Fatally Shot Teen”

KRGV News 5

KARNES CITY – Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Friday will open a remodeled detention center three hours north of the Rio Grande Valley.

The Karnes City center will house women and children who entered the country illegally through the Valley.

The 532-bed facility underwent a massive renovation to house women and children. The center housed only adult immigrants in the past.   Continue reading “Immigrants to be Housed in ‘Suites’ Near San Antonio”

Bloomberg – by Maiko Takahashi and Rakteem Katakey

Japan’s Sasebo naval base this month saw unusual variety in vessel traffic that’s typically dominated by Japanese and U.S. warships. An Indian frigate and destroyer docked en route to joint exercises in the western Pacific.

The INS Shivalik and INS Ranvijay’s appearance at the port near Nagasaki showed Japan’s interest in developing ties with the South Asian nation as Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s government faces deepening tensions with China. Japan for the third time joined the U.S. and India in the annual “Malabar” drills that usually are held in the Bay of Bengal.   Continue reading “India Warships Off Japan Show Rising Lure as China Counterweight”

Irish Times – by Rachel Flaherty, Aine McMahon

Tens of thousands of public and private sector employees who were not paid their salaries and wages yesterday have been promised the payments would reach all accounts by 10am today.

Teachers, gardaí, nurses, university employees and people working for private companies reported receiving payslips, but no payments into their bank accounts from different financial institutions.   Continue reading “Bank of Ireland ‘glitch’ leaves thousands without wages”

Cop Block – by Amanda B. Johnson

A man named Daniel Pantaleo murdered a man named Eric Garner in New York City on July 18th this year. Garner was standing peacefully on the sidewalk, and Pantaleo and a gang of his friends surrounded Garner. Pantaleo grabbed him from behind, choked him, and with the gang’s help, dropped the 400 pound father to the ground.

Garner gasped repeatedly, “I can’t breathe, I can’t breathe.” Pantaleo pressed the victim’s head into the concrete until Garner stopped gasping and died on the sidewalk. The gang then put Garner’s body into an emergency vehicle and drove away.   Continue reading “Peacekeepers or Aggressors? How Smartphones Unmask the Police”

RT

Israel and Hamas have agreed to unconditionally begin a 72-hour ceasefire in the embattled Gaza Strip on Friday, the United States and United Nations said Thursday.

The ceasefire will begin at 8 a.m. local time (0500 GMT) on Friday, Aug. 1, US Secretary of State John Kerry and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon said in a joint statement. During the three-day cessation, forces on the ground will remain in place.   Continue reading “Israel, Hamas agree to unconditional 72-hour ceasefire”