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More than 20 people were arrested at a Dakota Access pipeline construction site Wednesday, amid ongoing protests against the four-state $3.7 billion project. North Dakota police reportedly handled the rally with “military-style” equipment and armored vehicles. Continue reading “‘Military-style’ armed police arrest 20+ Dakota Access protesters”
September 26, 2016 (Fault Lines) — In the vein of “this can’t be true, can it?” the Saginaw County Sheriff apparently has a habit of shopping the neighborhood, and even surrounding counties, for items his department can use or at least convert to cash. Describing himself as a modern day Robin Hood, he takes from the rich drug dealers and gives to the poor himself and his department. He likes having nice things: a decked out Ford Mustang GT, a targeted Cadillac Escalade, and even a classic 1965 Chevy Nova SS. And don’t forget all the other things that can be sold for cold hard cash. Continue reading “Got Nice Stuff? Beware Of The Saginaw County Sheriff”
New Jersey Jewish News – by Debra Rubin
A presidential historian and former White House staffer told an Aug. 11 gathering in Long Branch that the 2016 presidential race is shaping up to be the “most Jewish” in history.
“Think about it,” said Dr. Tevi Troy. “Both leading candidates, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, have machatunim,” Jewish in-laws of their daughters. (Chelsea Clinton is married to the Jewish Marc Mezvinsky, and Trump’s daughter, Ivanka, married the Orthodox Jared Kushner, originally of Livingston, after converting.) Continue reading “Historian: 2016’s is ‘most Jewish’ race”
Breitbart – by John Hayward, September 28, 2016
Center for Security Policy president and founder Frank Gaffney joined Breitbart News Daily with SiriusXM host Alex Marlow on Tuesday to offer his thoughts on the first presidential debate and a vitally important topic that was not addressed, the impending surrender of U.S. control of Internet registration.
Gaffney recalled a discussion with Congressman Mike Pompeo of Kansas, in which Pompeo told him: Continue reading “Frank Gaffney on Obama’s Attempt to Slip Irreversible Internet Surrender Under the Radar: ‘We’ve Got Three Days to Fix This’”
Republican Congressman Trey Gowdy, of South Carolina, is not a fan of the Obama Justice Department’s sanctuary city policies.
“Time and time again, our nation has witnessed the tragic consequences of this administration’s failure to enforce immigration law,” he said in his opening statement at a hearing on sanctuary cities Tuesday. “Witnessing these tragedies is unsettling enough, but it pales in comparison to the grief and the anguish and the separation experienced by the families of those victimized.” Continue reading “Trey Gowdy: DOJ Aiding and Abetting Local Governments in Their Failure to Enforce Immigration Law”
Off the Grid News – by Kevin Danielsen
When you’re in the sticks, you absolutely, positively must maintain some semblance of self-reliance out there — no matter how long your backwoods stay happens to be. Simply put, the duration of your trek or tramping may not necessarily last for a week, but you’ve got to be prepared for the possibility that it might.
At the same time, you might very well be planning on staying out there for more than a week, but nothing will dampen your camp like a massive rip in the roof of your tent. These things happen, but that’s why we plan for such events in advance … because Murphy’s Law tends to kick in when it’s least convenient. Continue reading “Superglue Can Do THAT?! Yes, And Here’s 3 Reasons It Should Be In Every Survival Kit”
TOWNVILLE, S.C. One student was injured and airlifted to Greenville Memorial Hospital and a second student and a female teacher were taken by ambulance to AnMed after a shooting at Townville Elementary School, according to officials.
The coroner was called to the scene, but he confirmed that none of the injuries are life-threatening. Continue reading “2 students, teacher injured in shooting at Townville Elementary School”
Wells Fargo & Co. Chief Executive Officer John Stumpf, fighting to keep his job amid a national political furor, will forgo more than $41 million of stock and salary as the bank’s board investigates how employees opened legions of bogus accounts for customers.
It’s a swift turn for one of the industry’s most exalted leaders, marking the biggest forfeiture of compensation from a major U.S. bank chief since at least the 2008 financial crisis. But it may not be enough to spare Stumpf another lashing when he returns to Capitol Hill on Thursday. Last week, Senator Elizabeth Warren demanded he resign for “gutless leadership” after he blamed abuses on low-wage employees. Continue reading “Wells Fargo’s CEO Forfeits $41 Million in Fight to Keep Job”
This is the 2nd week’s message since Texe Marrs has resumed his broadcasts after his heart attack. A powerful message, and I think Texe pulls several different threads together to form a clear picture of the Zio-Criminals agenda.
White People Must Be Suppressed, White Privilege Must End Continue reading “Texe Marrs is Back”
The son of a murdered Melbourne crime boss pulled down his pants and started crying when he thought he might die after he shot himself in the groin.
A bullet grazed Omar Chaouk’s testicle after he reached into his pocket for a cigarette, accidentally shooting himself with a gun he had there, Daily Mail reports. Continue reading “Melbourne crime boss accidentally shot himself in the testicle”
The Department of Defense is poised to dispatch 600 more U.S. troops to Iraq to help government forces oust ISIS from the city of Mosul, officials said Wednesday.
The Pentagon is expected to make the official announcement Wednesday afternoon.
The soldiers will provide logistics support for the Iraqi forces and not spearhead the attack, U.S. officials said. The troops, who will deploy in the coming weeks, will be logistics support, enablers and advisers. Continue reading “U.S. Officials: 600 More Troops Heading To Iraq”
WASHINGTON — The Senate voted overwhelmingly on Wednesday to override President Obama’s veto of legislation allowing lawsuits against foreign sponsors of terrorism, setting up an almost certain and historic defeat for the White House on the bill.
The House is expected to follow suit within hours, making it the first veto of Obama’s presidency that has been overturned by Congress. Continue reading “Senate overwhelmingly votes to override Obama veto on 9/11 bill”
The Anti-Media – by Darius Shahtahmasebi
The various email scandals that continue to plague the current presidential election race are gifts that keep on giving. The latest culprit of the most recent leaked email scandal, allegedly courtesy of Russian hackers, is none other than Iraq-war intelligence-manipulating mastermind, Colin Powell. Continue reading “Leaked Colin Powell Emails Confirm Israel’s Secret Nuke Stash”
Pepe the Frog has been added to the Anti-Defamation League’s Hate Symbol Database, where it currently sits alongside symbols such as the Nazi swastika, burning crosses, and SS lightning bolts. Continue reading “ADL Adds ‘Pepe the Frog’ Meme to Hate Symbol Database”
The Daily Caller – by Thomas Phippen
Nearly 8.1 million Americans paid $1.7 billion in penalties in 2014 for not having health insurance — more than the IRS initially predicted.
The individual mandate, or what the IRS calls “individual shared responsibility payments,” requires everyone either have insurance or pay a fine, and was one of the last pieces of Obamacare to go into effect. IRS set the fine at $96, or 1 percent of the reported adjusted gross income, whichever is greater, in 2014. Continue reading “8 Million Americans Paid $1.7 Billion For Not Having Obamacare”
Sources confirmed to WBTV a suspicious package that was found in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department (CMPD) headquarters’ mailroom in uptown Charlotte, leading to an evacuation, had several electronic devices inside it.
Police said a bomb-sniffing K-9 named Boomer did alert on the package. Continue reading “Sources: Suspicious package at CMPD headquarters had cellphone, bulb”