Year: 2016

USA Today – by Susan Page

The most controversial presidential campaign  in modern American history has sharpened a long-standing debate: Is it ethical to not vote?

More than 92 million Americans who were eligible to vote four years ago didn’t cast ballots. But politics in the Age of Trump has prompted editorial writers, Democratic partisans and even some Republicans to argue that Donald Trump is so unacceptable as a potential commander in chief that citizens have a heightened duty to show up to cast their ballot against him.   Continue reading “Propaganda Alert: Is it ethical to not vote this year for president?”

Daisy Luther

Most people these days do not own their time. They have to abide by someone else’s schedule, accept the amount of money that an employer is willing to pay and organize their lifestyles around those hours, allotted money, and rules.

When people of my generation were growing up, many of our parents worked at the same job for decades, providing stability for us and our siblings. Times have changed, though. A regular, long-term job doesn’t always offer stability, a living wage, or fair treatment.   Continue reading “Free Yourself from Workplace Slavery: 33 Ways to Earn a Living Without a Traditional Job”

News Channel 10

HANCOCK COUNTY, MS (WLOX) – We now know the names of the two Long Beach police officers placed on paid leave while the Hancock County Sheriff’s Office investigates the death of a child.

Glenn Grannon, with the sheriff’s department, said Clark Ladner and Cassie Barker were placed on administrative leave after 3-year-old Cheyenne Hyer died Friday. Sheriff Ricky Adam confirmed Barker is Cheyenne’s mother.   Continue reading “Officers on paid leave after 3-year-old dies in patrol car”

Infosecurity – by Phil Muncaster

Microsoft has launched a major new policy document designed to lobby governments into legislating and regulating towards “a trusted, responsible, and inclusive cloud.”

A Cloud for Global Good was unveiled at an event in Dublin where CEO Satya Nadella revealed the Redmond giant has spent $3 billion on building up its cloud datacenter capacity in Europe, including $1 billion in the past year.   Continue reading “Microsoft Unveils Security Policy Doc for Lawmakers”

The College Fix – by Kate Hardiman

Student leaders of this year’s freshman orientation at James Madison University were given a list of 35 things they should avoid saying, including phrases such as “you have such a pretty face,” “love the sinner, hate the sin,” “we’re all part of the human race,” “I treat all people the same,” “it was only a joke,” “I never owned slaves,” and “people just need to pick themselves up by their bootstraps,” among other expressions.

Those phrases and others on the list “widen the diversity gap” and do not “create a safe and inclusive environment,” according to the seven-page handout, a copy of which was provided to The College Fix by a campus spokesman.   Continue reading “University distributes seven-page speech guide”

The Daily Signal – by Leah Jessen

Conservatives are wary of internet sales tax legislation in the works that would create an “unlevel playing field” for online businesses.

Republican leadership in Congress may have promised Democrats to schedule a vote on legislation related to online sales tax, a memo from the Conservative Action Project, a group including organizations that represent major elements of the conservative movement, says.   Continue reading “Internet Sales Tax Legislation Is ‘Taxation Without Representation,’ Conservatives Say”

Jon Rappoport

It turns out that unvaccinated children aren’t little time bombs walking around ready to blow and spread devastating disease in their wake.

That’s a myth. It’s told by the medical cartel, for their own obvious reasons.

And it turns out that children raised in a healthy way are strong, and have strong immune systems.   Continue reading “Natural health is a silver bullet to medical vampires”

ABC News 7

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut — A Connecticut school district is banning clown costumes and any “symbols of terror” during this year’s Halloween season as authorities investigate the authenticity of a number of clown-related social media posts.

New Haven Public School officials said Monday principals and building leaders have been requested to ban the costumes until additional information is available.   Continue reading “New Haven Schools Ban Clown Costumes Amid Investigation”

Collective Evolution – by Alexa Erickson

Food goes bad. Milk spoils, bread molds, avocados rot, and apples brown. Throughout the years, this has become a nuisance for big food corporations. Food is now scientifically-altered to grow bigger and ‘better,’ look prettier, last longer, taste a certain way, etc.

But should we care if our food is changing? The short answer is YES.   Continue reading “Government Says Yes To Non-Browning Gmo Apples That Are About To Hit The Market”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In what would under other circumstances likely be a major media spectacle, Politico reported that the Obama administration is moving to dismiss charges against an arms dealer whom it had accused of selling weapons destined for Libyan rebels and who had threatened to expose Hillary Clinton’s talks about arming anti-Qaddafi rebels.

According to a motion filed in federal court in Phoenix, the DOJ on Monday filed a motion to drop the case against the arms dealer, an American named Marc Turi. One potential reason for the surprising move is that as Politico writes, the deal averts a trial that threatened to cast additional scrutiny on Hillary Clinton’s private emails as Secretary of State, and to expose reported Central Intelligence Agency attempts to arm rebels fighting Libyan leader Moammar Qadhafi.   Continue reading “DOJ Drops Charges Against Arms Dealer Who “Threatened To Expose” Hillary Arming Islamic Extremists”

True Activist – by Amanda Froelich

You might know Damian Marley for his soulful reggae music and for the fact that he’s Bob Marley’s son, but recently, the artist has made headlines because of a new business venture. That’s right, Marley has partnered with Ocean Grown Extracts and is converting a former 77,000 square foot California State prison into a cannabis grow space. Eventually, the farm will provide quality herb to medical marijuana dispensaries in the state.

Marley has not missed the irony of the new venture. He says,   Continue reading “Damian Marley Is Converting A California Prison Into A Marijuana Farm”

Daily Mail

Hillary Clinton was never in any danger of prosecution for mishandling classified documents on her infamous homebrew email server, according to a book set to rock the election season.

The fix was in, thanks to Bill Clinton’s plan to ambush Attorney General Loretta Lynch when their private jets were at the Phoenix airport at the same time.

The former president told his pilot to abort a takeoff, according to Ed Klein in his latest book, ‘Guilty as Sin,‘ when a Secret Service agent told him Lynch was about to land.   Continue reading “How Bill Clinton plotted to ‘bushwhack’ attorney general on airport tarmac and got a promise that Hillary wouldn’t be prosecuted over classified emails”

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Infowars – by Mikael Thalen

Documents allegedly taken from the Clinton Foundation were released online Tuesday by the hacker Guccifer 2.0.

The hacker claims to have obtained “hundreds of thousands” of documents after gaining access to Clinton Foundation servers at an unknown time and date.   Continue reading “Guccifer 2.0 Drops Alleged Clinton Foundation Documents”

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Backwoods Resistance – by Scott M Terry

Radio news broadcasts echoed “”The South Carolina School shooter, who was homeschooled ….”

Fox News reported..   Continue reading “Media Blames Homeschooling For Expelled Public Schooler’s Murder Spree”