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The head of the Youngstown Federal Drug Enforcement Administration says a recent marijuana-smuggling operation with ties to Warren is the first of its kind he has seen in this area.
In fact, said Bob Balzano, who runs the local DEA office, the only time he has heard of the method being deployed was in April, when a similar discovery was made in Minnesota. Continue reading “$1M pot found in Mexican-made Fords transported through Warren to Kent”
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Sleuth Journal – by Stephen Lendman
On Thursday, 122 UN member states adopted the first ever treaty banning nuclear weapons. It’s legally-binding when taking effect – without an enforcement mechanism to assure compliance.
The treaty states “(e)ach State Party undertakes never under any circumstances to…develop, test, produce, manufacture, otherwise acquire, possess or stockpile nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices.” Continue reading “UN Treaty Bans Nuclear Weapons”
Former Haitian government Klaus Eberwein was found dead in a motel room earlier this week from a gunshot wound to the head. The Miami-Dade medical examiner is ruling it a suicide.
What’s suspicious about this ‘suicide’? Eberwein was set to testify against the Clinton Foundation. Interesting. Continue reading “Another Victim of Clinton Arkancide? Man Set to Testify Against Clinton Foundation Found Dead of Apparent Suicide”
WEB Notes: You mean to tell me all those iDevices are not helping our kids? You mean to tell me sneaking birth control to our children at school does not help them? You mean to tell me teaching our children how to do “anal sex right” is not helping them? Do you see a theme here? Wickedness prevails and it brings our children down. How about we educate our children in the Word of God. Teach our children right from wrong which brings true freedom to our souls.
Continue reading “America Sees Alarming Spike In Middle School Suicide Rate”
WEB Notes: This is not new news either. This is a continuation of what has already been reported. What do people expect from someone placed into office?
The Trump administration gave $6.3 million to a group linked to liberal mega-donor George Soros as part of an effort to to develop “independent, professional media” in Moldova, The Daily Caller has learned. Continue reading “Trump Admin Continues Obama-Era Tradition Of Giving Millions To Soros-Linked Groups”
Alliance Defending Freedom is demanding a retraction and apology from ABC News after reporters smeared one of the nation’s most respected religious liberty law firms as a ‘hate group.’
ABC News reporters Pete Madden and Erin Galloway wrote a scathing report on a speech Attorney General Jeff Sessions delivered behind closed doors at the Summit on Religious Liberty at the Ritz-Carlton in Dana Point, California. Continue reading “ABC News: Christians who defend religious liberty are ‘hate group’”
Independent Journal Review – by Reid Mene
A group of children celebrating a birthday party at Chick-fil-A was potentially left mortified when a group of animal rights protesters showed up.
A video recently posted to YouTube depicts a group of protesters wearing cow masks as they appear to be covered in fake blood while pretending to die. Continue reading “When Animal Rights Activists Crash Child’s Chick-fil-A B-Day Party, The Parents Unleash the Full Might of ‘Mom Power’”
Were you a resident of the United States between January 1, 2000 and May 31, 2011 who bought during that time period–for either personal or business use–one or more phones, tablets, or laptops?
If so, you are likely owed money as the result of a class action lawsuit–but you may need to file a quick form in order to receive payment. Continue reading “Did You Buy a Phone, Tablet, or Laptop Between 2000 and 2011? You Are Owed Money”
A nun, badly needing to use the restroom, walked into a local Hooters.
The place was hopping with music and loud conversation and every once in a while ‘the lights would turn off.’ Each time the lights would go out, the place would erupt into cheers.
However, when the revelers saw the nun, the room went dead silent. She walked up to the bartender, and asked, ‘May I please use the restroom? Continue reading “Nun at Hooters”
Mamou, Louisiana (CNN)On a gravel road in Louisiana’s Cajun country, a sheriff’s deputy stopped a man and his girlfriend riding an ATV as the couple headed out to go frogging — the popular pastime of hunting for frogs in ditches and ponds.
A struggle broke out between the men, and the deputy shot DeJuan Guillory dead.
Only two people know what happened that predawn morning of July 6: the deputy who fired the fatal shots and Guillory’s girlfriend — DeQuince Brown — who’s now charged with attempted first-degree murder of a police officer. Continue reading “Shooting by deputy leaves man dead, girlfriend charged, questions unanswered”
American Free Press – by Jacob Tyler
LEXINGTON, Ky.—The Food and Drug Administration (FDA)’s decade-long persecution of an Amish man whose family enterprise specializes in the manufacture of home-made salves reached a disturbing conclusion on June 30 in the U.S. district court in Lexington, Ky., when he was sentenced to six years in prison for the crime of “mislabeling” and selling a natural remedy.
Samuel A. Girod, 57, was sentenced by Judge Danny Reeves to 72 months in prison to be followed by a supervised release period of three years, during which time he is prohibited from making and selling any product intended for medical purposes. Girod is also required to pay the court $14,000 in restitution and $1,300 in court fees, though the judge did not impose the potential fine of $25,000-$250,000 on the basis that doing so would impose undue hardship to the family. Continue reading “Amish Healer Sentenced to Six Years in Prison”
Local residents and environmental groups have condemned a plan to release radioactive tritium from the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant into the Pacific Ocean.
Officials of Tokyo Electric Power Co., the operator of the plant, say tritium poses little risk to human health and is quickly diluted by the ocean.
In an interview with local media, Takashi Kawamura, chairman of TEPCO, said: “The decision has already been made.” He added, however, that the utility is waiting for approval from the Japanese government before going ahead with the plan and is seeking the understanding of local residents. Continue reading “Fishermen express fury as Fukushima plant set to release radioactive material into ocean”