Month: May 2015

Cop Block – by JOSHUA SCOTT HOTCHKIN

Deputies of the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office responded to a reported home invasion in Hollywood, SC at 11:02 a.m. on Thursday, May 7. The incident took place at 5923 Scott White Road.

According to deputies’ accounts, two black male suspects were seen fleeing the rear entrance of the home on bicycles. The deputies then approached the back door, where the armed homeowner was “exiting or standing at the back door of the residence.”   Continue reading “South Carolina Deputy Shoots Homeowner After Home Invasion”

Activist Post – by Bernie Suarez

It’s been called the greatest mind control device known to humanity, and amazingly it’s the one addiction that when truly broken can most change your life forever. Yes, that’s how bad this problem of mind control has become. You can cut the degree of mind control deception with a knife, it’s so thick. Freeing oneself from such a deep level of deception is a mental freedom you can only truly understand if you have experienced it yourself.   Continue reading “How You Can Manually Change the World: Turn Off Your TV”

Truth Dig – by David Sirota

If after last week’s Bridgegate indictments you thought Chris Christie was finally done as the focus of government investigations, think again. The Republican governor’s administration in New Jersey is facing a whole new inquiry—this one involving hundreds of millions of dollars, and not just blocked-off bridge lanes.

At issue are the fees being paid by New Jersey’s beleaguered public pension system to Wall Street firms. In recent years, Christie’s officials have shifted more of the retirement savings of teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public workers into the hands of private financial firms. That has substantially increased the management fees paid by taxpayers to those firms. Indeed, while Christie says the pension system cannot afford to maintain current retirement benefits, pension fees paid to financial firms have quadrupled to $600 million a year—or $1.5 billion in total since he took office in 2010.   Continue reading “Christie’s Administration Is Facing Another Investigation”

KDVR 31 Denver – by WILL C. HOLDEN

LITTLETON, Colo. — A Denver Police dispatcher confirmed earlier scanner traffic reports, saying a law enforcement agent has been shot and that multiple law enforcement agencies were responding to the scene near downtown Littleton.

FOX31 Denver’s Deborah Takahara was able to confirm through a source that it was an FBI agent who was shot at the Essex House Motel while executing a fugitive warrant.

A source also said the agent was shot in the calf and was OK. He was receiving treatment at Swedish Medical Center in Englewood.   Continue reading “FBI agent shot; police surround Essex House Motel near downtown Littleton”

Govt Slaves

(Bryan Davis)  Less than a month after filing Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Birmingham-based Simply Fashion owners have announced the impending closure of 243 stores nationwide.

Gordon Brothers Group and Hilco Merchant Resources will close its Simply Fashion and Dots units after being awarded the store closing process by the bankruptcy court on May 6, a release from the joint venture said.

The stores will liquidate with sales that will offer discounts up to 30 percent off all merchandise, the release said.   Continue reading “Another US Retailer To Close 243 stores”

1st Prize – EJ Grunt

2nd Prize – JENO

Congratulations and thank you to all who participated, your support is greatly appreciated.

Oxfam’s recent report, “WEALTH: HAVING IT ALL AND WANTING MORE” contains shocking figures that the press haven’t sufficiently publicized; so, the findings and the reliability of their sources will be discussed here. The results will then be related to the central political debate now going on in the U.S. Presidential contests for 2016, which is about equality and inequality.

First, the findings:

1. The richest 80 individuals own as much as do all of the poorest half of humanity.   Continue reading “World’s Richest 80 People Own Same Amount as World’s Bottom 50%”

Task and Purpose

The National Guard is running the risk of losing its long-held community ties as it becomes more aligned with the regular Army.

It was a beautiful spring evening as my convoy traversed the country roads en route from our state training area back to the armory. It had been a weekend of continuous field operations for my unit, and the soldiers, while tired, were happy to have conducted solid training. As we passed through the small villages and towns, people would wave, honk, or yell, “Thank you,” to the convoy as it rolled by. In a few cases, families stopped their barbecues to stand alongside the road together and wave as we went by. I was struck with the thought that if I was on active duty and coming back from the training area, this would never happen. The National Guard’s community connection is truly unique. And unfortunately, we’re on the verge of losing it.   Continue reading “Why The National Guard Needs Its Community Connection”

Weather.com

Two tornado watches are in effect for parts of the Southern Plains, and large hail has already been reported in Texas as Friday’s round of severe weather has gotten off to an early start. Following Wednesday’s tornado outbreak in the Plains andThursday’s severe weather and flooding rain, a dangerous, multi-day severe weather outbreak will persist through Mother’s Day in many of the same areas.

Saturday poses a particularly dangerous risk for tornadoes in the heart of the Plains states, while Mother’s Day may feature severe weather from the Upper Midwest to Texas.   Continue reading “Tornado Watches Issued in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico; Tornado Outbreak Possible Friday into Mother’s Day Weekend”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

The Obama administration is feverishly working with foreign lawmakers and officials on a new Trans-Pacific Parternship (TPP) trade agreement. Yet what may seem like business as usual is anything but.

The President has made it a point to keep any details of the agreement completely secret, so much so that what amounts to a gag order has been placed on anyone who has anything to do with the bill. Even members of Congress are unable to discuss the contents of the bill with each other or in public, and anyone who is invited to discussions over the bill must leave cell phones and staff members behind. Since not even Republicans have yet to spill the beans about the details of the agreement, one can only assume that those attending the meetings are doing so under threat of criminal prosecution or worse if they talk.   Continue reading “Shock Report About Secret Obama Treaty: “Unlimited Migration From Mexico… Gun Import Bans… Ammunition Bans””

The New American – by  Kelly Holt

The Texas counties of Victoria and Goliad, originally scheduled as two of the sites for the massive Jade Helm 15 military war simulation exercises across the Southwest this summer, will no longer host the operations, reported theVictoria (Texas) Advocate. No reason for the cancellations has yet been released.

Covered in depth by The New American, Jade Helm 15 has been the source of increasing concern and speculation among residents of Texas, ever since a map connected with the training operations surfaced that labeled the states of Texas and Utah as “hostile,” while more liberal states were tagged as “permissive.” Disquieted and unconvinced residents do not trust that the military and federal government are telling them the truth, or that the media is accurately representing their concerns.   Continue reading “Jade Helm 15 Cancelled in Two Texas Counties; Remaining Texans Wary”