Washington Post – by Juliet Eilperin

RIM OF CEDAR MESA, Utah — For centuries, humans have used the red sandstone canyons here as a way to mark their existence.

First came archaic hunter-gatherers who worked in Glen Canyon Linear, a crude geometrical style dating back more than 3,500 years. Then about 2,000 years later, early ancestral Pueblo farmers of the Basketmaker period used more subtle lines to produce a man in headdress. A little more than 700 years ago came their descendants, who used the same kind of hard river stone to make drawings of bighorn sheep and a flute player in the ancient rock.   Continue reading “A major Native American site is being looted. Will Obama risk armed conflict to save it?”

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“Hillary has to go to jail.” Donald Trump

Catherine Austin Fitts told Greg Hunter that Donald Trump could not go after Hillary without the permission of the US Military and Intelligence services. She also said that her personal experience with Paul Manafort, Roger Stone and Charlie Black convinces her that Trump has the best men in American politics at dishing dirt. Catherine is a former managing partner at Dillon Read Investment Bank and served as Housing Commissioner under George H W Bush. Catherine suffered from excessive honesty and was run out of Washington. She was subsequently been sued and investigated at least 19 times.   Continue reading “Catherine Austin Fitts: Trump Has A Greenlight From The US Military-Intelligence Services”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

Garfield County Sheriff James “Danny” Perkins has issued threats in Utah against the Bureau of Land Management and the US Forest Service if they sought to close access by Americans to public lands.

NPR reports:

Federal land makes up 94 percent of this county, so you’d think that Perkins would welcome the help of federal authorities. Think again. In the sage brush hills outside the one-stoplight town of Panguitch, he pulls off the highway and points to a dirt track. Continue reading “Utah Sheriff Issues Threats of Arrest for US Rangers & BLM if They Attempt to Close Public Lands”

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Universal Free Press – by James Henry

Every day we are told that building a wall along the southern border is racist, that building a wall won’t work, that building a wall is xenophobic. We look around the world and see a myriad of border walls and fences doing exactly as they are intended, protecting national sovereignty. These borders separate countries of different religions, languages, cultures, and races. Most of these barriers are constructed by countries to protect their national sovereignty, to protect their citizens, and preserve their economies. Continue reading “Why Are US Tax Payers Funding Mexico’s Southern Wall”

Redress Online – by Nureddin Sabir

A new documentary has come out just in time for the US presidential election campaign, when traditionally each candidates tries to prove that he or she is the most unconditionally loyal to the Zionist state of Israel.

The documentary, “The Occupation of the American Mind: Israel’s Public Relations War in the United States” is written and directed by Loretta Alper and Jeremy Earp and narrated by Roger Waters.   Continue reading “The Occupation of the American Mind – Israel’s Public Relations War in the United States”

The Shooter’s Log – by Dave Dolbee

This week, anti-gun lawmakers have been hard at work to amend House Bill 1016 into a passable version. All proposed amendments would still implement some of the most restrictive regulations for gun stores and force them to close. Your NRA-ILA continues to outright oppose House Bill 1016 and any anti-gun amendment proposed.  Please continue to contact your state Representative and politely urge them to OPPOSE House Bill 1016.   Continue reading “Gun Store Licensing Bill Proposes Anti-Gun Amendment”

BATR

The Department of Justice has a long record of acting as the dictatorship of jurisprudence. Acting like council to the mob, the “Consigliore” Attorney General plots protection rackets for the ultimate organized crime syndicate. Eric Holder is the latest in a long line of lawyers that distort and stretch credibility to the theater of the absurd. Making up legal arguments to distort or conceal culpability is a prime prerequisite to serve as the chief law enforcement thug for the current President.   Continue reading “Watergate to Fast and Furious”

Computer World – by Patrick Thibodeau

Two brothers were sentenced Friday to 87 months in prison for running an H-1B fraud scheme intended to create a low cost, on-demand workforce, federal law enforcement officials said.

Atul Nanda, 46, and his brother, Jiten “Jay” Nanda, 45, were each sentenced by Judge Barbara M. G. Lynn, the Chief U.S. District Judge for the Northern District of Texas, to 7 years and two months in federal prison, according to U.S. Attorney John Parker. The brothers were recently convicted by a jury following a trial.   Continue reading “Judge sends two to prison for 7 years for H-1B fraud”

CONGRESSThe United States Congress is the bicameral legislature of the federal government of the United States consisting of two houses: the Senate and the House of Representatives. The Congress meets in the Capitol in Washington, D.C. Both senators and representatives are chosen through direct election, though vacancies in the Senate may be filled by a gubernatorial appointment. Members are usually affiliated to the Republican Party or to the Democratic Party, and only rarely to a third-party or as independents. Congress has 535 voting members: 435 Representatives and 100 Senators.

PP Simmons

Trump University is getting sued. But who’s suing Trump? A pack of racists and convicted felons – who are friends of Hillary Clinton! Plus, the Judge belongs to racist group LA RAZA! If that’s not shocking, try this: The law firm suing Trump was founded by a convicted FELON who spent 2 years in federal prison! Watch this unfold:   Continue reading “Trump University Sued by LA RAZA (Judge) & FELON (Lawyer)??”

Vermont Watchdog – by Bruce Parker

Data from the Vermont Department of Health show that more than one-third of refugees resettled in Vermont test positive for tuberculosis.

Since 2013, about 900 refugees admitted to the Green Mountain State have been tested for tuberculosis, a potentially fatal infectious disease affecting the lungs. Of that number, 318 refugees, or 35.4 percent, tested positive.   Continue reading “More than one-third of refugees in Vermont test positive for tuberculosis”

Everyone knows that a farmer works “from sun to sun”, but few people understand why he’d be stupid not to, so a brief look into the economics of food growth is in order. Let’s imagine, for the sake of having a model, that this short list is everything you have to do to get a tomato plant to grow in a pot, and produce food:   Continue reading “Economics and Politics of Gardening”

NCPR – by Zach Hirsch

Right now there’s national conversation about civil rights for transgender people. In the North Country, many schools and workplaces are figuring out how to help everyone feel included. But according to activists in Plattsburgh there’s a long way to go.

Outside a church where a brainstorming session was about to start Wednesday evening, Jamie Young from Plattsburgh lit a cigarette. She started transitioning from male to female back in the 1980s, and now she’s comfortable being herself. But she said her family still doesn’t fully accept her; they still refer to her as “him.” “And there are people like that, where you can debate them until you’re blue in the face, and you’re always wrong and they’re always right,” Young said.   Continue reading “Activists outline LGBTQ priorities in Plattsburgh”

Reuters

Fire crews have extinguished a fire that raged in Oregon after a Union Pacific Corp train carrying crude oil derailed on Friday and burst into flames, the Federal Rail Administration said.

The accident, which forced the evacuation of a school and the closure of a highway, has renewed calls for stronger regulation to guard communities against crude-by-rail accidents.   Continue reading “Fire extinguished in Oregon after train carrying oil derails”

ABC News 13

AT&T and Cricket Wireless customers are reporting widespread service outages in the Houston area and throughout the country, according to reports on social media.

The outage seemingly began at some point on Friday afternoon.   Continue reading “AT&T, Cricket customers report widespread wireless outages”