BATR – by James Hall

Ivory tower economists, corporate business analysts and financial experts routinely trash any discussion that America needs to institute a national economic policy that actually benefits our own country. The mantra of unchallenged doctrine that globalism is the only path for world commerce has been intensively pushed for well over the last half century. How well did the United States fare? An honest evaluation must acknowledge the diminishing middle class has paid the greatest penalty from the corporatist sedition that has destroyed internal independence and productive prosperity.   Continue reading “Economic Nationalism: Alternative to Globalism”

Daily Caller – by Jonah Bennett

South Korea is on high alert after 50 North Korean subs deployed and subsequently disappeared from all radar scans.

There hasn’t been a submarine deployment this large since the conclusion of the Korean War in 1953, which is especially notable because North Korea has one of the biggest submarine fleets in the world — more than 70 subs in total.   Continue reading “50 North Korean Submarines Have Inexplicably Disappeared”

Yahoo News

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. specialty truck maker Oshkosh Corp has won a $6.75 billion contract to build 17,000 light tactical vehicles to replace the aging Humvees used by the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, the U.S. Army announced on Tuesday.

Oshkosh beat out a team made up of Lockheed Martin Corp and Britain’s BAE Systems Plc, as well as AM General, a privately held company that built the original Humvees, the Army said in a statement.   Continue reading “Oshkosh wins $6.75 billion deal to replace U.S. Army, Marine Humvees”

14th Amendment – by Fred Elbel

The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution reads in part:

“All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and the State wherein they reside.”

Babies born to illegal alien mothers within U.S. borders are calledanchor babies because under the 1965 immigration Act, they act as an anchor that pulls the illegal alien mother and eventually a host of other relatives into permanent U.S. residency. (Jackpot babies is another term).   Continue reading “Original intent of the 14th Amendment”

How much is your privacy worth? In the data broker industry, everything from personal identifying data to social media data to health data is packaged and sold to the highest bidder for annual revenues of almost half a billion dollars per year. Some individuals have also claimed a piece of this pie, with entrepreneurs selling their personal data for sums of anywhere from $2 to close to $3,000.

But what data is sold? Where is it collected? And just how much do Americans care about keeping it private? In this infographic, MBA@UNC explores the types and sources of information collected by data brokers and the relative monetary value of personal information. Take a closer look, because your data might be next on the auction block.
Continue reading “The Business of Data Brokers [Infographic]”

Free Thought Project – by Jay Syrmopoulos

Greenville, TX – In yet another case of police investigating themselves only to determine that they did nothing wrong, a Hunt County Sheriff’s deputy was no-billed after being captured on video punching a pregnant woman numerous times and pushing her stomach first into a kitchen counter, leaving bruises.

During the execution of a child custody warrant, a 38-week pregnant woman, Deanna Robinson, was arrested. Hunt County Sheriff’s Department went to Robinson’s residence to assist CPS in taking custody of a child after a familial dispute.   Continue reading “Cop “Violated No Policies” After Being Caught on Video Punching 9-Months Pregnant Woman in Belly”

WWL TV 4 – by Antwan Harris

NEW ORLEANS — Law enforcement agencies from across the metro area, as well as U.S. Attorney Kenneth Polite, went door-to-door in New Orleans East on Saturday to hand out information on the penalties of gun crimes in school zones.

The group started at Dolores T. Aaron School, and Polite was joined by the ATF, New Orleans Police Department and the Orleans Parish Sheriff’s Office as part of the initiative.   Continue reading “Cops go door-to-door to remind of gun-free school zones”

Judicial Watch

A surge in serious crimes by illegal immigrants—many repeat offenders—who have been shielded by sanctuary laws isn’t stopping legislators in Massachusetts from quietly pushing for a measure that would protect undocumented aliens statewide.

The move could not have come at a worse time, as the nation reels from a series of atrocious crimes committed by illegal aliens who long ago should have been deported. Instead, they were protected by sanctuary laws despite their criminal histories and illegal status in the U.S. A recent example is the gruesome July 4 San Francisco murder of a young woman by an illegal immigrant thug with seven felony convictions. The Mexican national had been deported five times.   Continue reading “Amid Surge in Illegal Alien Crimes State Pushes for Broad Sanctuary Law”

Fox News

A man who was detained by the Secret Service in March for allegedly jumping over a perimeter wall of the White House was shot and killed by a police officer Tuesday inside a Pennsylvania courthouse.

Investigators told ABC 6 that Curtis Smith, 33, of Coatesville, entered the Chester County Justice Center in West Chester around 12 p.m. and attacked a sheriff’s deputy with a knife.   Continue reading “Alleged White House fence jumper shot and killed at Pennsylvania courthouse”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

The megalithic federal bureaucracy known as the U.S. Department of Agriculture is made up of 100,000 employees who are stationed at 4,500 locations across the country. Their mission statement, in part, reads “to promote agriculture production that better nourishes Americans.”

A recent study by Consumer Reports, however, shows that nourishing Americans consists of feeding them deadly superbugs, food poisoning pathogens, and feces.   Continue reading “Consumer Reports Study Finds that Nearly All Ground Beef Sold in America Has Feces in It”

Press TV

Anti-Israeli groups such as the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign that are behind boycotting Tel Aviv have increased their activities at US universities, a new report says.

The Israel on Campus Coalition’s “Campus Trends Report” said the number of American campuses with anti-Israel activity soared 31.2 percent in the 2014-2015 academic year.   Continue reading “Anti-Israeli groups increase activities in US: Report”

The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Dykes

As if the bread and circuses which are our 2016 presidential elections didn’t already come complete with enough sideshow freaks, now Obama has officially given creepy uncle Joe his “blessing” to run.

CNN is reporting that Biden is definitely considering a run. Why not. We need more crazy in this fake political comedy show.   Continue reading “Great: President Obama Gives Creepy Uncle Joe Biden “Blessing” to Run for POTUS”

Light from the Right – by Bob Adelmann

When NBC News learned that two anti-gun authors had created another “study” that proved (this time) that private gun ownership resulted in more police officers being murdered, they were only too happy to ignore the study and its flaws and instead give one of its authors plenty of ink. Wrote Maggie Fox, “The report is sure to be controversial but it adds a new dimension to a conversation that’s been recently focused more on police shootings of unarmed Americans.” The study, “Firearm Prevalence and Homicides of Law Enforcement Officials in the United States,” authored by a couple of PhDs, David Swedler and David Hemenway, and published on August 14 in the American Journal of Public Health, blames the prevalence of police murders on guns in private hands without saying that those hands belong to criminals and not innocent private citizens.   Continue reading “More Proof the Media Cannot be Trusted”