Year: 2015

The Daily Sheeple – by Joshua Krause

Accessing the FBI’s biometric database has long been a critical step in catching and prosecuting criminals. People who commit serious crimes tend to do so many times throughout their lives, so it makes sense that law enforcement agencies would be able to record their fingerprints when they’re caught, and save them for future references. In the near future however, your fingerprints may also find their way into the FBI’s database, regardless of your criminal history.   Continue reading “FBI Quietly Adds Civil Fingerprint Collection to Criminal Database”

Reuters

Yogi Berra, a Hall of Fame catcher for the New York Yankees whose mangled syntax made him one of the sports world’s most beloved and frequently quoted figures, died on Tuesday at the age of 90, Major League Baseball said.

“We mourn the passing of Yankees icon and Hall of Famer Yogi Berra,” the MLB said in a tweet.

The Yankees said in a tribute on Twitter: “We are deeply saddened by the loss of a Yankees legend and American hero.”   Continue reading “Baseball legend Yogi Berra dies aged 90: MLB”

RT

Norway has welcomed the roll-out of the first two of 22 Lockheed Martin’s F-35 fighter jets purchased by the Scandinavian state. They are seen as a counter measure to what Norway considers Russia’s boosting military capabilities in the region.

Norwegian Defense Minister Ine Eriksen Soreide celebrated the occasion at American weapons manufacturer Lockheed Martin’s F-35 production line in Fort Worth Texas on Tuesday.   Continue reading “Norway gets first of US’s controversial F-35 jets, citing ‘increased Russian activity’ in region”

New York Daily News – by Jason Silverstein

A veteran Florida sheriff’s deputy and a suspect have died after a shooting and subsequent standoff at a motel after a procedural step in a domestic violence investigation went awry, police said.

Deputy Bill Myers went to meet 33-year-old suspect Joel Dixon Smith around 8:20 p.m. near the Cotton & Gates law firm in the panhandle town, Okaloosa County Sheriff Larry Ashley said at an afternoon news conference. The suspect was meant to turn over his guns as part of a domestic violence injunction, but instead Smith opened fire on the 64-year-old lawman, authorities said.   Continue reading “Florida sheriff’s deputy, suspect killed after shooting related to ‘domestic violence case’: cops”

SF Gate – by Evan Sernoffsky

Deputies shot and killed an armed carjacking suspect after an intense chase and shootout early Tuesday in San Leandro, officials said.

The suspect, who was wanted in connection with a drive-by shooting Monday night in Oakland, was shot multiple times after exchanging gunfire with deputies in an alleyway near Interstate 238, said Sgt. J.D. Nelson with the Alameda County Sheriff’s Office.   Continue reading “Armed suspect killed in shootout with deputies in San Leandro”

Roll Call – by Hannah Hess

Capitol Police are investigating a man identifying himself as an “Oathkeeper” and an “American Patriot who has everything to lose” who has threatened to arrest Sen. Debbie Stabenow for treason because of her support for the Iran nuclear deal.

Jon Ritzheimer, the Arizona resident who reportedly attracted FBI attention when he organized an anti-Muslim protest rally and “draw Muhammad” cartoon contest at a Phoenix mosque, shared his plan to organize with fellow U.S. Marines in an open letter posted online Monday.   Continue reading “Militia Organizer Threatens to Arrest Stabenow Over Iran Deal”

BATR – by James Hall

Now that the big bluff from the Federal Reserve that interest rates were poised to start their eventual rise has been played, when will the trigger actually be pulled? Assumptions that the Fed act as custodians of the national trust to balance and maintain the economic stability has been proven wrong time and again. Just how well has their efforts translated into the real economy of business activities that reflects positively for the average American? Obviously, if you are not a hedge fund speculator, your response will be guarded at best.   Continue reading “Federal Reserve under Yellen”

NBC New York

Gov. Chris Christie wants the leader of New Jersey’s National Guard to shape up.

The Republican governor has given Air Force Brig. Gen. Michael Cunniff 90 days to slim down and meet his obligations.

The action comes after Christie’s staff told The Washington Post that the governor was unaware the general had been reprimanded by the Pentagon about his weight and for repeatedly dodging physical-fitness tests.   Continue reading “Chris Christie Tells NJ National Guard Leader to Lose Weight”

The Art of David Dees

Rense.com – by JB Campbell, March 6, 2004

The US Constitution was a betrayal of the Declaration of Independence. Real patriots such as Patrick Henry, George Mason and a few others saw it as a blueprint for empire and fought it. The Bill of Rights was added at their insistence as a defense against the Constitution! Big Banker whores such as Hamilton and the Federalists didn’t want any enumerated rights – they said “You must trust us and our promises to observe your rights.” Henry said, “Not good enough – we need guarantees.”   Continue reading “Our Masonic Constitution”

Judeo-Masonic Conspiracy

Meanwhile, on the other side of the pond, a revolution was about to start against George III, King of Great Britain. It’s obvious that the American colonies had legitimate reasons to demand independence, but what’s odd about this uprising, is the fact that a large number of those promoting the revolt were actually members of secret societies (mainly Freemasonry). For example: from the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence at least 9 (16%) were freemasons; from the 39 signers of the US Constitution at least 12 (33%) were freemasons; and from the 74 generals in the Continental Army at least 34 (46%) were freemasons. [1] It’s also odd that every major building in Washington DC had a cornerstone laid down under a Masonic ritual (i.e. Capitol building -laid by George Washington-, the Washington Monument, the Smithsonian, the White House, the Independence Hall in Philadelphia -laid by Benjamin Franklin-, and many others). [2] And it’s even odder that a Christian nation like the US was packed with multitude of Masonic, occult and pagan symbolism.   Continue reading “The Judeo-Masonic Conspiracy – The American Revolution”

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The endless talk of covenants and the encyclopedia Britannica known as legal terminology never ceases. Endless argument about which is right and wrong, the proper definitions for “people” or “property,” what really is “legal jurisdiction” and who has it or does not and when. What no one stops to think about is how this is enslaving us; the very fact anyone WOULD pick up let alone HAVE to pick up such books in order to defend their right to simply be left alone or because no one really knows what the word “people” means shows how far gone we are.   Continue reading “Of Covenants and Legal Bibles”

BBC

The family of a Muslim teenager arrested after a homemade clock he brought to his Texas school was mistaken for a bomb, has withdrawn him from the school.

Ahmed Mohamed’s father, Mohamed El-Hassan Mohamed, said he had pulled all his children from schools in the area.

According to Mr Mohamed the arrest of the 14-year-old had a harmful effect.   Continue reading “Ahmed Mohamed: Homemade clock boy quits Texas school”

Mail.com

RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — Israeli forces shot a female Palestinian attacker after she attempted to stab a soldier at a West Bank checkpoint on Tuesday, the military said, as tensions continued to simmer ahead of this week’s major Jewish and Muslim holidays.

The military said forces opened fire and “identified a hit” following the incident in the West Bank city of Hebron. The woman’s condition was not immediately known, although the military said she was taken to a Jerusalem hospital for treatment. The soldier was not wounded.   Continue reading “Israeli forces shoot Palestinian after stabbing attempt”

Mail.com

BOSTON (AP) — The world finally knows her name — Bella Bond — and some of the grisly circumstances of how she was killed and later found on a beach in Boston Harbor.

But there are many lingering questions: Why didn’t those who knew the 2-year-old girl call police when they stopped seeing her with her mother, Rachelle Bond? Why didn’t state child protection workers remove her from her home when her mother had a history of drug and prostitution arrests? What’s next in the case?   Continue reading “Many questions linger in case of girl found dead on beach”

NJ.com – by Ron Zeitlinger

Officials for a national chain store have issued an apology after a customer in its Secaucus store complained about a cashier’s swastika bracelet, a local cable news channel reported.

The shopper, who told News12 he is the son of a Holocaust survivor, said he does not want to see the clerk fired, according to the report, but he hoped the incident would help people be more cognizant of other’s feelings.   Continue reading “Sam’s Club apologizes for cashier’s swastika bracelet: report”

Mail.com

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) — The anguish in the man’s voice on the 911 call was clear.

He was telling the dispatcher on the other end of the line that he had just tried to drown his children in a pond and he was so distraught and disoriented that he couldn’t describe where he was. “Please send an ambulance. My daughters are in the lake, drowning. Both of my young daughters.”

Alan Tysheen Eugene Lassiter sobbed as he struggled to explain where he was so police could come to help. Later in the call, he told a bystander: “I just drowned my two daughters in the lake back there.”   Continue reading “Man calls 911 to tell police he just tried to drown his kids”