Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Protests over the construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline (DAPL) in North Dakota grew increasingly hostile over the weekend as police arrested 127 activists who setup multiple highway blockades claiming “unceded territory” in the direct path of the pipeline’s construction.  According to a report by RT, police were forced to make arrests as the blockades directly threatened the ability of local officials to provide emergency services.

The Morton County Sheriff’s Department posted the following update to their Facebook page claiming that the 127 arrests from the weekend brought the total since August 10th to 269.    Continue reading “125 Arrested As Dakota Pipeline Protests Grow Hostile; Media Drones Shot Down By Police”

KISS fm 96.9 – by Darby Sullivan

It’s what most voters fear when they go in to fill out their ballots.

Early voting for the 2016 election started today (Monday, October 24th). The people of Potter and Randall County are taking this opportunity to skip the long lines that always file out of the voting locations on Election Day.   Continue reading “Early Voters From Amarillo Are Saying Their Votes Were Changed On the Ballot”

International Man – by Jeff Thomas

Recently, I paid for an item with the exact amount requested, including 89 cents in change. The salesgirl stared at the coins and clearly wasn’t sure what to do. Eventually, she reached for a calculator and began to total them up one at a time: 25 + 25 + 25 + 10 + 4. Having been schooled in the age prior to calculators, I’m accustomed to doing arithmetic in my head, but this particular instance evidenced a level of “dumbing down” over the last fifty years that was beyond what I had realised.   Continue reading “The Elimination of Reason”

The Daily Caller – by Andrew Follett

A global warming research center at the London School of Economics got millions of dollars from UK taxpayers by taking credit for research it didn’t perform, an investigation by The Daily Mail revealed.

The UK government gave $11 million dollars to the Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy (CCCEP) in exchange for research that the organization reportedly never actually did.   Continue reading “Top University Stole Millions From Taxpayers By Faking Global Warming Research”

Breitbart – by Logan Churchwell

A U.S. Department of Justice press release warns individuals who may serve as poll watchers hoping to prevent voter fraud could violate voter intimidation laws.

Upon first blush, what may appear to be a middling warning that voter fraud and abuse will not be tolerated by federal law enforcement also casts a shadow over various lawful election activities with broad language apparently intended to caution individuals from performing their duties.   Continue reading “DOJ Warns Efforts to Stop 2016 Voter Fraud Could ‘Violate’ Federal Law”

McClatchy DC – by Amy Goldstein

Insurers are raising the 2017 premiums for a popular and significant group of health plans sold through HealthCare.gov by an average of 25 percent, more than triple the increase for this year, according to new government figures.

The spike in average rates for the 38 states that rely on the federal marketplace created under the Affordable Care Act was announced by federal health officials on Monday. The figures serve broadly to confirm what has become evident piecemeal in recent months: Prompted by a burden of unexpectedly sick ACA customers, some insurers are dropping out while many remaining companies are struggling to cover their costs.   Continue reading “Obamacare premiums to go up by double digits”

Yahoo News

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Former state Attorney General Kathleen Kane, once a rising star in state politics, left a courtroom in handcuffs on Monday after getting a 10- to 23-month sentence for a retaliation scheme a judge linked to her all-consuming ego.

Kane, 50, also was sentenced to eight years of probation by a Montgomery County judge, who said Kane’s need for revenge led her to break the law and then lie to a grand jury. Kane, who was accused of leaking secret investigative files to embarrass a rival prosecutor, was convicted of perjury and obstruction.   Continue reading “Ex-attorney general sentenced to jail, then cuffed in court”

Wall Street Journal – by Devlin Barrett

The political organization of Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, an influential Democrat with longstanding ties to Bill and Hillary Clinton, gave nearly $500,000 to the election campaign of the wife of an official at the Federal Bureau of Investigation who later helped oversee the investigation into Mrs. Clinton’s email use.

Campaign finance records show Mr. McAuliffe’s political-action committee donated $467,500 to the 2015 state Senate campaign of Dr. Jill McCabe, who is married to Andrew McCabe, now the deputy director of the FBI.   Continue reading “Clinton Ally Aided Campaign of FBI Official’s Wife”

KTVU 2 News

BERKELEY, Calif. (KTVU) – A federal investigation is underway after a Berkeley man found nearly 100 voter pamphlets dumped in a recycling bin.

Scott Wheeler says he was walking along where he lives on Walnut Street when he found the pamphlets inside a recycling bin.

“They were just sitting there on top. I stopped what I was doing with the eggs,” says Wheeler. He says he had been collecting egg cartons.   Continue reading “Feds investigating nearly 100 voter guides found in Berkeley recycling bin”

Investment Watch – by Pamela Williams

Sanctuary cities continue to be a problem for ICE, as they refuse to follow the law that ICE tries to enforce.  Considering the number of immigrants coming into the United States without proper vetting, this is a dire situation for all American citizens.

Until I read this article, and I viewed the map below I had no idea how many sanctuary cities there are in the US.  This map gives you a chance to see if you are close to one, or if, in fact, you live in one.   Continue reading “Sanctuary Cities Continue To Obstruct Enforcement, Threaten Public Safety. How Close Are You To A Sanctuary City?”

Press TV

The Israeli minister for military affairs says the regime’s next war on Gaza would be the “last” one, threatening to “totally destroy” the Palestinian resistance movements in the blockaded territory.

In an interview with al-Quds newspaper on Monday, Avigdor Lieberman said the next war would be “their last. I would like to emphasize again: It will be their last confrontation because we will completely destroy them.”   Continue reading “Israel: Next war on Gaza ‘will be last’”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

Do you remember when Homeland Secretary Jeh Johnson said that the united States’ borders were “not open to illegal migration,” and that he would “send you back consistent with our laws and values”? How about when Barack Hussein Obama Soetoro Sobarkah said something similar? No? Well, knowing that Obama and his administration are not exactly fixed on executing immigration laws, the release of 52,000 illegal kids into the population in fiscal year 2016 should come as no surprise.   Continue reading “52,000 Illegal Kids Released into the US by Obama in FY2016”

Washington Examiner – by Joel Gehrke

Hillary Clinton‘s lawyer may have allowed hackers to obtain all of the former secretary of state’s emails by reviewing the contents of her private server on a laptop tied to Chinese cyberspies, a House Republican charged on Friday.

Heather Samuelson was one of the Clinton aides who sifted through the private email server used during Clinton’s tenure at the State Department, and helped decide which would be designated as personal messages and which were work-related. That’s when the potential Chinese hacks may have taken place, because she used two laptops made by Lenovo, a company with ties to the Chinese government that has sold laptops for years with malware pre-installed on the computer.   Continue reading “Clinton lawyer may have exposed entire server to China”

Lew Rockwell – by Roger I. Roots, J.D., Ph.D.

For the past six weeks Oregonians have been treated to a political trial of the “Malheur 7” (Ammon Bundy, Ryan Bundy, Shawna Cox, Jeff Banta, David Fry, Neal Wampler and Ken Medenbach,).  I was privileged to have a ringside seat at the trial as a volunteer researcher and paralegal for Ryan Bundy (who represents himself) at the trial.    Continue reading “Bundy Prosecutors Admit That Undercover Informants Outnumbered Defendants In Recent Trial”

Video Rebel’s Blog

America is entering the most volatile and dangerous period in its 240 year history. Unfortunately for the 7 billion others who share the earth with us, we have a nasty habit of making our problems their reality.

There are several facts which are certain. The first is that the US and indeed the entire world has more Unpayable Debts now than at anytime in history. And as Dr Michael Hudson often reminds us, Unpayable Debts are never repaid.   Continue reading “Next 90 Days: A Depression, A War, An Assassination, Martial Law?”