Jon Rappoport

“Government science exists because it is a fine weapon to use, in order to force an agenda of control over the population. We aren’t talking about knowledge here. Knowledge is irrelevant. What counts is: ‘How can we fabricate something that looks like the truth?’ I keep pointing this out: we’re dealing with reality builders. In this case, they make their roads and fences out of data, and they massage and invent the data out of thin air to suit their purposes. After all, they also invent money out of thin air.” (The Underground, Jon Rappoport)

Totalitarian science lets you know you’re living in a totalitarian society.

The government, the press, the mega-corporations, the prestigious foundations, the academic institutions, the “humanitarian” organizations say:   Continue reading “Official science: the grand illusion for all robots”

Fox News

A temporary restraining order has been issued preventing an anti-abortion group from releasing any video of leaders of a California company that provides fetal tissue to researchers. The group is the same one that previously released three covertly shot videos of a Planned Parenthood leader discussing the sale of aborted fetuses for research.

The Los Angeles Superior Court order issued Tuesday prohibits the Center for Medical Progress from releasing any video of three high-ranking StemExpress officials taken at a restaurant in May. It appears to be the first legal action prohibiting the release of a video from the organization.   Continue reading “Court bars anti-abortion group from releasing new videos of Calif. company officials”

The Hacker News – by Mohit Kumar

High-tech Sniper Rifles can be remotely hacked to shoot the wrong target – Something really scary and unpredictable.

Yes, Hackers can remotely gain access to the $13,000 TrackingPoint sniper rifles that run Linux and Android operating system and have Wi-Fi connections. So then they can either disable the gun or choose a wrong target.   Continue reading “Hackers Can Remotely Hack Self-Aiming Rifles to Change Its Target”

Zero Hedge – by Robert Parry

If the neoconservatives have their way again, US ground troops will reoccupy Iraq, the US military will take out Syria’s secular government (likely helping Al Qaeda and the Islamic State take over), and the US Congress will not only kill the Iran nuclear deal but follow that with a massive increase in military spending.

Like spraying lighter fluid on a roaring barbecue, the neocons also want a military escalation in Ukraine to burn the ethnic Russians out of the east, and the neocons dream of spreading the blaze to Moscow with the goal of forcing Russian President Vladimir Putin from the Kremlin. In other words, more and more fires of Imperial “regime change” abroad even as the last embers of the American Republic die at home.   Continue reading “Meet The Kagans: Seeking War To The End Of The World”

Union Leader – by Mark Hayward

University of New Hampshire President Mark Huddleston on Wednesday distanced himself and the university from “bias free language” guidelines that cautioned against using many everyday terms, including the word “American.”

In a statement issued Wednesday, Huddleston said the guidelines, which appear on the UNH website, are not university policy.    Continue reading “UNH guide: The term ‘American’ is politically incorrect”

Daily Caller – by Rachel Stoltzfoos

Another tech giant that says it must import foreign workers because there aren’t enough skilled American workers in the industry is laying off thousands of workers.

Qualcomm — a major producer of smartphone chips – announced last week it’s eliminating 15 percent of its workforce or about 4,500 employees, just weeks after fellow tech giant Microsoft announced a massive round of layoffs.   Continue reading “Another Tech Giant Lays off Thousands, Wants Access to More Foreign Workers”

Levant – by Brandon Martinez

We’ve all heard about Western citizens who have joined ISIS’s campaign of terror in Syria and Iraq. Authorities are nabbing dozens of ISIS-sympathizing radicals who have yet to make the journey overseas, but who have merely made pro-ISIS statements online. This phenomenon has been the mainstay of media headlines in the West for months.

Yet hidden beneath the fog of hysteria surrounding ISIS is a similar phenomenon involving another more privileged group of radicalized Westerners. Few are aware of the significant numbers of Jews who have left their countries of birth to enlist in the Israeli military. The mass media has for the most part ignored or downplayed this very real occurrence.   Continue reading “Israel’s foreign fighters”

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Heavy – by Paul Farrell

An 18-year-old man from Wyoming is the only suspect in the seemingly unprovoked killings of two Montana residents. The alleged perp is Jesus Deniz. He’s accused of slaying Jason, 52, and Tana Shane, 50, of Pryor, Montana, and leaving their 24-year-old daughter, Jora, for dead after shooting her in the head and back. The heinous attack happened close to the Crow Nation reservation in Pryor after the Shane’s tried to help Deniz as he had run out of gas. They went to a store to get gasoline from him, but it was closed, upon returning, Deniz opened fire on the family killing Jason and Tana while wounding Jora, that’s according to family spokesman Bryce Hugs. Hugs added that Deniz then absconded in the Shane’s car.   Continue reading “Jesus Deniz: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know”

Yahoo News – by Maxwell Tani, Business Insider

In an impassioned handwritten letter to a constituent, Maine Gov. Paul LePage (R) rejected a request to resign and insulted about half of his state in the process.

According to the Maine Beacon, after resident Louise Sullivan sent a letter to LePage asking him to resign, she received a personal reply back from the governor that dismissed southern Maine residents and called them corrupt.   Continue reading “GOP governor sends bizarre, aggressive hand-written letter to constituent”

The New American – by Alex Newman

In a radical attack on the due-process rights of Americans that received virtually no media attention, the Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted to give the Obama administration the unilateral power to strip you of your passport and right to travel without a trial or even criminal charges. The scheme does not even include a way to challenge your status as a non-person involuntarily trapped inside U.S. borders on orders from the secretary of state. Lawmakers, some of whom could themselves be caught in the dragnet along with myriad administration officials, praised the effort as a way to stop alleged terrorists from travelling. But critics said it was yet another attack on the fundamental rights of Americans, such as due-process protections, and that it must be resisted.   Continue reading “Lawmakers Vote to Let Obama Take Your Passport Without Trial”

Washington Post – by Alex Horton

Alex Horton is a member of the Defense Council at the Truman National Security Project. He served as an infantryman in Iraq with the Army’s 3rd Stryker Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division.

I got home from the bar and fell into bed soon after Saturday night bled into Sunday morning. I didn’t wake up until three police officers barged into my apartment, barking their presence at my door. They sped down the hallway to my bedroom, their service pistols drawn and leveled at me.   Continue reading “In Iraq, I raided insurgents. In Virginia, the police raided me.”

Anti-Media – by Jake Anderson

Escondido, CA — It should come as no surprise that with an annual military budget of over $610 billion, the United States invests in some gargantuan black ops and top secret facilities. These include warfare testing, nuclear bunkers, chemical experimentation, Continuance of Government (COG) command centers, and a wide variety of both known and unknown contingency preparation. Some of the facilities, like the infamous Area 51, are well-branded into our collective imagination; other are less known and considerably more vexing. It stirs and scares the mind to think about an entire underground network of tunnels connecting giant government facilities. Yet they are out there, down there, controlling this nation’s future military responses and engaging in technological and weapons testing that most of us cannot even begin to fathom.   Continue reading “10 Top Secret Military Bases the Government Doesn’t Want You to Know About”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Months ago, when Alexis Tsipras, Yanis Varoufakis, and their Syriza compatriots had just swept to power behind an ambitious anti-austerity platform and bold promises about a brighter future for the beleaguered Greek state, we warned that Greece was one or two vacuous threats away from being “digitally bombed back to barter status.”

Subsequently, the Greek economy began to deteriorate in the face of increasingly fraught negotiations between Athens and creditors, with Brussels blaming the economic slide on Syriza’s unwillingness to implement reforms, while analysts and commentators noted that relentless deposit flight and the weakened state of the Greek banking sector was contributing to a liquidity crisis and severe credit contraction.    Continue reading “Total Collapse: Greece Reverts To Barter Economy For First Time Since Nazi Occupation”

Pontiac Tribune – by James Carey

Last year nearly 40% of the roads in Michigan were found to be in poor shape.

With Michigan Legislature sessions failing to fund road repairs in 2015, residents of Hamtramck are taking to the streets to fix potholes on their own– for just $120 per city block!

What makes this accomplishment so impressive is that potholes in Hamtramck, Michigan are known to be some of the worst in the state.   Continue reading “Citizens Fixing Potholes On Their Own, But State Leaders Want To Raise Taxes”

Huffington Post

BILLILNGS, Mont. (AP) — A man who was stopped along a road on Montana’s Crow Indian Reservation gunned down a family who tried to help him Wednesday, killing the couple and wounding their daughter, a relative said.

The FBI confirmed that two people were killed and a third injured by gunfire in Pryor, a town of just over 600 people in southern Montana. A suspect was arrested hours later in Wyoming, FBI spokesman Todd Palmer said, later identified as Jesus Deniz.   Continue reading “Family Gunned Down By Stranded Driver They Were Trying To Help”

Investment Watchblog

haha.

yeah, after they cut and pasted them to disc, I’m sure.

from csmonitor:

Privacy advocates, rejoice.

In what has become an ongoing struggle to maintain Americans’ privacy rights in national security measures, the National Security Agency (NSA) has agreed to destroy millions of Americans’ phone records collected under its contentious surveillance program, the Associated Press reports.   Continue reading “NSA says it’s destroying all phone records of Americans.”

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Yahoo News – by JOAN LOWY and LORI HINNANT, AP

WASHINGTON (AP) — Air safety investigators have a “high degree of confidence” that a photo of aircraft debris found in the Indian Ocean is of a wing component unique to the Boeing 777, the same model as the Malaysia Airlines plane that disappeared last year, a U.S. official said Wednesday.   Continue reading “US official: Debris in photo belongs to Boeing 777”

Breitbart – by Merrill Hope

 

The White House honors nine illegal immigrant school teachers today. Four of the recognized teachers hail from Texas.

The White House named them Champions of Change for acting as strong role models and “change agents” in their respective communities. The recognition comes as part of the Obama administration program called DACAmented Teachers.   Continue reading “White House Honors Nine Illegal Immigrant Teachers Including 4 Texans”