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It was the best news ever for Chris and Keshia Turner of East Tennessee. After two and a half years battling Child Protective Services, their children were coming home.
On Friday, June 24, 2017, Keshia posted the happy news on Facebook: Continue reading “Medically Kidnapped Toddlers of Tennessee Parents Returned After 2 Years”
A number of government websites in the US state of Ohio, including that of Governor John Kasich, have been hacked to display a pro-IS message.
It said President Donald Trump would be held accountable for “every drop of blood flowing in Muslim countries” and ended “I love Islamic state”.
The hacking was carried out by a group calling itself Team System DZ. Continue reading “Ohio sites hacked with IS message”
Western Journalism – by Randy DeSoto
The counter-culture group “Rainbow Family” has gathered illegally in Oregon’s Malheur National Forest, site of a federal standoff with a constitutionalist group more than a year ago that resulted in the death of one of it members and seven more being arrested.
The Associated Press reported 600 members of the Rainbow group are already camped near Flagtail Meadow in the park, but Malheur National Forest officials are expecting between 10,000-30,000 to arrive by July 4. Continue reading “Feds Allow Leftest Group To Occupy Same Oregon Preserve Constitutionalists Evicted From Last Year”
You guys are TWISTED … guess that’s why I hang-out with ya-all; Teeeeeeee heee~)))
It is with the greatest of sadness that we deliver to you today the heartbreaking news of the death of our friend and fellow patriot Joyce Riley.
Joyce died peacefully on June 25, 2017. Continue reading “We deeply regret to announce the passing of Joyce Riley”
NEW YORK (AP) – Gay pride parades Sunday in New York, San Francisco and other cities are spotlighting resistance to what participants see as new pressure on gay rights, while contending with the prospect of protests over the events’ own diversity and direction.
In a year when leaders are anxious about new President Donald Trump’s agenda, both the New York and San Francisco parades will be headed by groups more focused on protest than celebration. In New York, grand marshals – including the American Civil Liberties Union – were chosen to represent facets of a “resistance movement.” Continue reading “Gay pride parades sound a note of resistance – and face some”
WEB Notes: The same old tired excuse is given to move forward with a “digital currency”.
‘It will lower the cost of financial transactions, making it more available. Cheaper to operate and “ought” to reduce fraud’.
Will this mean any break for the people? Of course not.
Continue reading “China’s Central Bank Has Begun Cautiously Testing A Digital Currency”
A fifteen year old Amish boy and his father were in a mall. They were amazed by almost everything they saw, but especially by two shiny, silver walls that could move apart and then slide back together again. Continue reading “Amish elevator”
A spelling error on Donald Trump’s Facebook page has sparked tongue-in-cheek concerns that the US president is planning to reintroduce child labor in the US.
A video containing clips of Trump speaking at his rally in Cedar Rapids, Iowa this week, included the caption: “And we are putting our minors back to work.” Continue reading “‘Putting minors back to work’: Trump video typo sends Twitter into meltdown”
The Daily Sheeple – by Claire Bernish
Lemonade stands, paper routes, and bake sales seem yet destined for the dustbin of history, thanks to an imperious State, which — to its sanctimonious detriment — manages to pull off seemingly impossible PR predicaments of its own making, like the handcuffing of teenagers for selling bottled water on the National Mall without a permit Thursday evening.
Yes. Seriously. Continue reading “These Teens Handcuffed for Selling Bottled Water Is Everything Wrong With Government”
