Year: 2015

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The rout beneath the relative calm of the market surface continues today as another sector has gotten crushed today in reaction to the domestic and global collapse in trade, the spreading domestic manufacturing recession and the bursting of the commodity bubble: truckers, and especially the heaviest, Class 8 trucks, those with a gross weight over 33K pounds, those which make up the backbone of U.S. trade infrastructure and logistics.

Such as this Kenworth W900:   Continue reading “There Go The Truckers: Unprecedented 59% Plunge In November Heavy Truck Orders”

The Free Thought Project – by John Vibes

Gibson County, TN – Chuck Arnold, the former Sheriff of Gibson County was recently indicted on 113 separate corruptions charges relating to his time as sheriff. However, after his arrest he was quickly released on a $10,000 bail, which is incredibly low when compared to the bail rates that are assigned to everyday nonviolent offenders.

Arnold was arrested with 11 other officers who were reportedly involved in his schemes.   Continue reading “A Dozen Cops and the Sheriff in Single Dept, All Arrested, Face More Than 120 Corruption Charges”

RT

Scientific evidence has emerged that questioning more is a sign of intelligence.

Researchers at Canada’s University of Waterloo presented their new research paper “On the reception and detection of pseudo-profound bullsh*t”, which revealed that people who find statements like “rejuvenation is a constant, joy requires exploration” to be profound are less intelligent.   Continue reading “Question More: Study shows link between stupidity & bullsh*t”

Breitbart – by Sylvia Longmire

Due to the giant financial influx provided by Mexican shoppers across the border, Arizona extends special privileges to Mexican nationals who possess a Border Crossing Card, essentially extending the border 75 miles into the state. However, a multi-agency push could extend that imaginary border to cover the entire state of Arizona, allowing roughly 1.2 million Mexican visitors to travel freely throughout the state without having to file an I-94 form.   Continue reading “Group Wants Mexicans with ‘Border Zone’ Privileges to Be Entitled to All of Arizona”

WOWT

Police Chief Jarrod Burguan said Thursday that the suspects in the mass shooting in San Bernardino Wednesday were in possession of thousands of rounds of ammunition. The question that remains unanswered is why they killed 14 people and injured 21 others.

Two officers were among the injured. Both are recovering. There were a total of 300 officers that responded to the shooting rampage.     Continue reading “Chief Says Suspects in San Bernardino Shootings Heavily Armed”

KSDK

North, SC (WLTX) – For 14 years and through two different mayors, Mark Fallaw was the police chief for the town of North. That career came to an end on December 1 when he resigned, stating issues with the new mayor, Patty Carson.

“For her to be directing procedures that were contrary to national standards, that was going to cause a problem,” said Fallaw. “So I just said it was best for me probably to step down.”   Continue reading “Entire police force quits all at once in South Carolina town”

The Organic Prepper

By now, if you use any form of social media whatsoever, you’ve probably seen the scary “mass shootings map” published by PBS, leading people to believe that they live in a terrifying place and that strict gun control is the only answer. You’ve probably read some of the cries for gun control and the stat of “more than one mass shooting a day” happening in the US. To see this propaganda, you’d think that people walk around with Uzis, randomly opening fire all the time.

But, you see, the map is BS. It’s a big old truckload of baloney sandwiches, steaming in the sun. It’s a manipulation that is being used to frighten people into thinking they’d be safer if none of us had the tools that we need to protect ourselves.   Continue reading “The “Mass Shootings Map” Propaganda Should Convince You to Carry At All Times”

Continue reading “Actors = Shooters?”

Jon Rappoport, November 21, 2015

Note: Thanks to humansarefree.com. I found much information at the site, as well as links to relevant articles.

Whether mass shootings are approached as the mainstream reports them, or as false flags, staged scenarios, or outright hoaxes, there is a common thread which runs through some of them: official training exercises held just prior to, or at the same time as, the shootings.   Continue reading “Training exercises dovetail with mass shootings What are the odds?”

Mail.com

CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — The deep sea hunt for the missing Malaysian airliner has been refocused on the southern reaches of an expansive search zone based on new analysis released on Thursday of the Boeing 777’s final hours and how it might have plunged into the Indian Ocean with 239 people aboard after running out of fuel.

Searchers have been combing a 120,000-square-kilometer (46,000-square-mile) expanse of the Indian Ocean since October last year but have yet to turn up any trace of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. A wing flap found in July on the other side of the Indian Ocean when it washed up on remote Reunion Island is the only debris recovered.   Continue reading “Search for Malaysian jet refocuses in southern Indian Ocean”

Mail.com

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Oscar Pistorius was convicted of murder on Thursday by a South African appeals court that described the once-glittering story of the double-amputee Olympian and Reeva Steenkamp, the girlfriend he killed in his home in 2013, as “a human tragedy of Shakespearean proportions.”

The Supreme Court of Appeal overturned a lower court’s conviction on the less serious charge of manslaughter, adding another twist to a case that riveted people around the world because of its gripping saga of a celebrity athlete’s plunge from grace by his own hand.   Continue reading “Prison looms for Oscar Pistorius after murder conviction”

This is another depressing story about our corrupt and broken judicial system!

The Newspaper

Judges rarely side with drivers over the word of a police officer, and the Sixth Circuit US Court of Appeals took action last week to keep it that way. A three-judge appellate panel corrected a lower court judge believed driver Samuel Duane Johnson Jr was more credible than the Michigan State Police troopers who stopped him.   Continue reading “Federal Appeals Court Stops Judge Who Believed Motorist Over A Cop”