RT

President Barack Obama says Americans are so uninterested in the rest of the world because they are “lazy” and don’t feel like knowing about “other people.” His remarks have not gone unnoticed at home, where angered Americans suggested he stay abroad.

“[…] We are such a big country we haven’t always had to know about other parts of the world,” Obama told a Young Southeast Asian Leaders Initiative (YSEALI) town hall. “If you are in Laos, you need to know about Thailand and China and Cambodia, because you are a small country and they are right next door and you need to know who they are.”   Continue reading “Obama says Americans too ‘lazy’ to explore the world, triggers backlash at home”

A guy bought a new fridge for his house. To get rid of his old fridge (still working), he put it in his front yard and hung a Sign on it saying: ‘Free to good home. You want it, you take it.’

For three days the fridge sat there without anyone looking twice. He eventually decided that people were too mistrustful of this deal. So he changed the sign to read: ‘Fridge for sale $50.’   Continue reading “They Walk Among Us!”

Chron – by Kelsey Bradshaw

A female student shot another girl at Alpine High School in West Texas before turning the gun on herself, Brewster County Sheriff Ronny Dodson said Thursday.

The Brewster County Sheriff’s Office were called to the scene for reports of an active shooter around 9 a.m. and evacuated students and put the campus, surrounding schools and administration on a “critical lockdown.” Nearby Sul Ross State University also was placed on lockdown.   Continue reading “Sheriff: Female student shooter dead, another girl injured at Alpine High School in West Texas”

Reuters

The Obama administration has sent Congress a plan to modernize the country’s emergency oil reserve, a step that could set in motion a sale of about 8 million barrels from the stash later this year to help pay for the revamp, the Energy Department said on Wednesday.

Under the $1.5-$2 billion revamp plan, three dedicated marine terminals would be added to the Strategic Petroleum (SPR), a string of 60 heavily-guarded underground caverns on the Texas and Louisiana coasts.   Continue reading “U.S. advances oil reserve revamp plan, potential crude sale”

RT

The BBC is seeking additional funding to expand in the Russian-speaking media space, while admitting the gains made by RT. Former MP George Galloway believes this is a sign that the mainstream media are afraid of the increasing influence of RT.

The BBC World Service has prepared written evidence into Britain’s relations with Russia. Covering the media landscape in Russia and the scope of BBC operations there, the report goes on to state that “the Kremlin is expanding its international media operations.”   Continue reading “‘MSM afraid of RT as more people turn to its common-sense reporting’ – George Galloway on BBC report”

Mail.com

NORTH LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — A police chief showed video of a Nevada homicide suspect breaking a set of handcuffs before climbing onto a chair to remove a ceiling tile and escape from a North Las Vegas police interview room.

Alonso Perez is seen twisting and muscling the hinge of the handcuffs attaching his right wrist to a metal bar on a table bolted to the floor of the North Las Vegas police office he escaped last Friday.   Continue reading “Police video shows slaying suspect breaking cuffs, escaping”

Mail.com

SEATTLE (AP) — A teenager rode her bicycle through a mall parking lot when an off-duty officer working for a private security company pulled her down, threw her to the ground and shocked her with a stun gun.

Caught on surveillance video , the 2014 encounter with the girl, who is black, drew outrage. She initially was charged with assaulting an officer before the case was dropped. Now, she’s targeting his Washington state police department in a newly expanded lawsuit.   Continue reading “Girl on bike sues after off-duty officer throws her down”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

Denver, CO — Calling law enforcement for assistance has been a fatal mistake for thousands of American families — but that painful reality didn’t occur to Colorado mother, Tobi Ferguson, until her son joined the astonishingly long list of those killed by police.

Instead of the much-needed assistance Tobi hoped her call to officers would provide for her troubled son, Michael, police showed up and killed him.   Continue reading “Mother Called Police Because Her Son Had a Warrant — Cops Showed Up and Killed Him”

Daily Mail

Presidential candidate Donald Trump may criticize rival Hillary Clinton regularly, but the Republican and Democratic front-runners are actually distant relatives.

Both the real estate tycoon and former Secretary of State are the direct descendants of 14th century 1st Duke of Lancaster John of Gaunt and his third wife Katherine Swynford, according to the ancestry site MyHeritage.com.   Continue reading “Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton revealed to be distant cousins as family trees show they share same set of royal ancestors”

Anti-Media – by Carey Wedler

As millions of Americans struggle to decide whether to elect a volatile narcissist or a calculated warmongering criminal as their next leader, one Minnesota town is doing politics right — they just re-elected a dog to his third term as mayor.

Duke, a nine-year-old Great Pyrenees, was first elected mayor of Cormorant, Minnesota in 2014. The first time he won, it was by accident. The small town of just over 1,000 people held an election in which residents could pay $1 to vote. Duke won the race with twelve write-in votes and was treated to an official inauguration.   Continue reading “A Dog Is Re-Elected Mayor for a Third Term, Proving Politicians Are Useless”

Reuters

A rabbi and another Orthodox Jewish man were arrested in New York in connection with a plot to kidnap and murder a man whose wife wanted to divorce him, federal officials said on Wednesday.

Israel-based rabbi Aharon Goldberg, 55, and Shimen Liebowitz, 25, were taken into custody in Central Valley, New York, while meeting to discuss the plot on Tuesday, the Manhattan U.S. Attorney’s Office said in a statement.   Continue reading “Rabbi arrested in New York divorce scheme involving kidnapping, murder”

Natural Blaze – by Brandon Turbeville

Apparently in South Carolina, a million dead bees are not enough. Fresh on the heels of the annihilation of millions of bees in Dorchester County, as a result of the zika hysteria, Charleston County Mosquito Control is planning to conduct aerial spraying from Sept 7 – Sept 12 “on standing water.”

According to the county’s Facebook page, the spraying will take place from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Posting a notice of their intentions to spray, county officials point out that they have been aerially spraying for years and that they will be notifying the public via email 24 hours in advance. The county also states that it will work with local beekeepers to notify them of any spraying coming up.   Continue reading “South Carolina Prepares For Round 2 Of Bee-Killing Zika Spraying”

Tru News

(VERO BEACH, FL) A former Secret Service agent has confirmed the identity of Hillary Clinton’s mysterious ‘medical handler’ as US Secret Service Agent Todd Madison.

The retired Secret Service agent, who spent 20 years protecting America’s top leaders including the Clinton’s, confirmed by telephone Wednesday that the stocky African American man highlighted by various media outlets, was a man he worked with previously on assignment.    Continue reading ““Hillary’s Handler” is Secret Service Agent Todd Madison”

The New Nationalist – by Russ Winter

Star chamber defined: “In modern usage, legal or administrative bodies with strict, arbitrary rulings and secretive proceedings are sometimes called, metaphorically or poetically, star chambers. This is a pejorative term and intended to cast doubt on the legitimacy of the proceedings.”

In the American justice system, defendants used to have the right to a speedy trial before their peers. With rare exception, court proceedings were open, so the public could quietly observe hearings and trials. Public records — meaning any records about an American citizen collected by a public body — could be openly examined by any interested party. Today, these rights designed to protect individuals and inform the public are blatantly ignored with alarming frequency.   Continue reading “Update on Alleged LAX TSA Shooter Paul Ciancia”

Gizmodo – by Eve Peyser

Between Hillary Clinton’s cough and the constant stream of diarrhea forever dripping from the mouth of Donald Trump, the 2016 presidential election seems to out-crazy itself each and every day. Today is no different, with news coming straight out of Morton County, North Dakota: Jill Stein broke the law, and Morton County Sheriff Kyle Kirchmeier intends on making the Green Party presidential candidate pay for her alleged crimes.   Continue reading “Warrant Issued For Jill Stein’s Arrest In Morton County”

Off the Grid News

California is poised to vote in some of the most restrictive gun control laws in the nation when voters go to the polls in November.

The ballot initiative, Proposition 63, would ban magazines larger than 10 rounds, which critics say would lead to house-to-house confiscation by police statewide.   Continue reading “‘House-To-House Confiscation’ Of Guns Will Be On California Ballot”

Angry Patriot

With some recent deaths being linked to the Clintons, it is no wonder people are looking into other notable deaths to see if they can somehow link them to the Clintons as well. Now, the death of JFK Jr. is popping up on radars.

The reason his death is coming into conversations is because of the timing.   Continue reading “Clinton Body Count Rises, JFK Jr. Death Linked to Clintons”