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You probably have a jar of Vaseline buried somewhere in your medicine cabinet. Millions of people swear by it as a remedy for chapped lips, congestion, diaper rash and dry skin. Unfortunately, the popular product is more harmful than many realize. Continue reading “This Is Why You Need To Stop Using Vaseline”
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MacARTHUR, DOUGLAS
Rank and organization: General, U.S. Army, commanding U.S. Army Forces in the Far East
Place and date: Bataan Peninsula, Philippine Islands
Entered service at: Ashland, Wis.
G.O. No.: 16, 1 April 1942 Continue reading “MacArthur’s Citation”
A 57-year-old convicted killer serving a life sentence in California became the first U.S. inmate to receive state-funded sex-reassignment surgery, the prisoner’s attorneys confirmed Friday to The Associated Press.
California prison officials agreed in August 2015 to pay for the surgery for Shiloh Heavenly Quine, who was convicted of first-degree murder, kidnapping and robbery for ransom and has no possibility of parole. Continue reading “California Funds 1st US Inmate Sex Reassignment”
After Christmas, all is not calm and bright in the retail world.
For those who are still under the illusion that our economy is great and prosperity is nigh, you might want to consider the massive loss of jobs that will be forthcoming as stores across the country go into damage control mode to try to stop the hemorrhaging from lackluster holiday sales.
Continue reading “Retailpocalypse 2017: Hundreds of Stores Will Be Closing”
No one knows how to profit from scaring the pants off of people quite like the government. And they don’t even need an actual threat to make it happen.
Take “climate change” and “global warming” for example. Continue reading “Climate Change: The Government’s Best Revenue Stream Since War and Taxes”
A shooter opened fire at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport earlier on Friday, killing five people and wounding multiple others, law enforcement officials said.
The shooter was in custody, the Broward County sheriff’s office said, but the situation remained active. All flights were grounded and additional areas of the airport were being evacuated. The motive for the attack, which started shortly before 1 p.m. was not known, according to law enforcement officials. Continue reading “Gunman kills 5 at Fort Lauderdale Airport shooting, situation remains active”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Allegheny County, PA — A disturbing video was released this week showing an altercation between a police officer and a 21-year-old man arrested on suspicion of heroin possession. The video shows an attack by the officer and subsequent defense by the 21-year-old.
While the incident happened in 2015, Todd Hollis, the attorney for the 21-year-old suspect, Joshua Brooks, waited to release the video and file the lawsuit until after the criminal charges against Brooks were resolved. Continue reading “DA Drops Charges After Video Shows Man Acted in Self-Defense Against Violent Cop”
Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish
In an op-ed for the Baltimore Sun, two former, high-ranking intelligence officials tore apart the Obama administration’s vocal and as-yet unproven claim The Russians interfered with the U.S. election — and hacked systems of the Democratic establishment — to ensure a Donald Trump win.
However, as William Binney, former NSA official turned whistleblower, and Ray McGovern, veteran award-winning CIA officer turned political activist, explained, the utter lack of evidence presented by current intelligence officials to back up the allegations indicates the possibility none exists. Continue reading “Former CIA and NSA Officials Just Joined Forces & Debunked the Russian “Hack” Conspiracy Thoery”
Activist Post – by Bernie Suarez
Let’s face it. Staged sloppy and laughably fake events are now occurring regularly; and in just the past week or so we’ve seen painfully not-so-organic events reported by the fake news mainstream media in exactly the way they always present events that they want to push on you – by repeating the same exact stories and showing you the exact same images, interviews and video clips. Continue reading “Here’s A Medical Reality Check For Solving The Next Suspected Fake Shooting Event”
The Russian Navy is returning the aircraft carrier Admiral Kuznetsov and its group from the Mediterranean Sea back to Russia, the defense ministry reports. The move comes as Russia begins reducing its military presence in Syria.
The Kuznetsov group will return to its home base in Severomorsk, the chair of the Russian General Staff, Army Gen. Valery Gerasimov, announced on Friday. Continue reading “Russia scales down military presence in Syria, Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier to leave first”
On Thursday evening, during one of his latest Tweetstorms, Trump criticized leaks to several media outlets detailing contents of the classified Russian hacking report which Trump is set to go over any minute. Continue reading “Angry Trump Demands Congressional Probe Into NBC Leak Of Top Secret Intelligence Report”
What in the world is going on in New York? We’ve gotten reports that the Clintons want to run Chelsea for Congress, that Hillary is moping about and drinking wine all the time, that she was done with politics herself, and that Bill is being blamed for the presidential loss even though he was 100% correct about how to win.
Perhaps you thought she wasn’t going to make any immediate political plans regardless. I did! Turns out, though, that may not be the case. ABC News is reporting that Clinton may try to run for Mayor of New York City… against Bill de Blasio. Continue reading “Hillary Clinton Might Run For Mayor Of New York”
Shark Tank – by Javier Manjarres
It took less than week into the new year for Florida Democratic lawmakers to file legislation banning sales and the possession of “assault weapons” and the high capacity magazines that are tethered to them. Continue reading “Florida Democrats Push For More Gun Control”
Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard
The international organization that chooses refugees for new homes sends 62 percent to the United States, and only a handful are in need of emergency medical help or protection from potential attacks, according to a new analysis.
The United Nations Commissioner for Refugees reports that of the 134,044 it resettled in 2015, 82,491 went to the U.S. Canada received the second highest in 2015, 22,886, or just 17 percent. Continue reading “UN ships 6 of 10 refugees to US, even more this year”
WASHINGTON (AP) — President-elect Donald Trump on Friday tweeted that Mexico will reimburse American taxpayers for a new border wall and that U.S. money spent will be for the “sake of speed.”
His tweet came as congressional Republicans and his top aides consider a plan to ask Congress to ensure money is available in U.S. coffers for the wall without passing any new legislation. Instead, they would rely on existing law that already authorizes fencing and other technology along the southern border. Continue reading “Trump on border wall: Mexico will pay us back”
A Flagstaff police officer has resigned after an internal review found him to be in violation of department policies and an independent report released Wednesday criticized his actions in punching a woman he was trying to arrest, authorities said.
Officer Jeff Bonar resigned after the department recommended his termination, Flagstaff Police Chief Kevin Treadway said at a news conference Wednesday. Continue reading “Flagstaff officer resigns after department review, critical report on his punching of woman”
Can you say Denver Broncos, This shit a maddening!
LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) – Fayette County school leaders announced Tuesday night that the mascot of the new Frederick Douglass High School will no longer be the Stallions.
The mascot and colors for the new school, which is under construction off Winchester Road, were unveiled Monday. Continue reading “High school ditches ‘Stallion’ mascot because it’s … ‘sexist’”