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Archive: TWFTT 8-1-17
Thank you to all who have stepped up, we made it through another month!
Our expenses outweigh our resources this month. If you are able we would be grateful for a little assistance. Continue reading “A Little Help, Please”
Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish
Undeterred by steep cost and the interminable controversy on the very concept of global warming, scientists will again experiment with geoengineering — as a means to bolster the effect of cloud cover by seeding the atmosphere with chemicals meant to dim the light of the sun — in a concerted effort to cool the planet.
While the project will undoubtedly stir distrust among those already doubtful pumping the air full of chemicals could ever end well, ‘chemtrail’ theories have seemingly been proven recently, particularly as a growing number of projects aim to align with strictures from the laden Paris Climate Accord. Continue reading “It’s Here – Geoengineering Now Normalized as Scientists Spray Chemicals to Dim the Sun, Soak Up CO2”
Officials with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) signed a waiver of environmental regulations on Tuesday to allow construction of upgrades to the border wall and new wall prototype projects to break ground.
The department issued the waivers to bypass “certain laws, regulations, and other legal requirements to ensure the expeditious construction of barriers and roads in the vicinity of the international border near San Diego,” according to information obtained by Breitbart Texas from DHS officials. Continue reading “DHS Bypasses Environmental Regs to Start Border Wall Construction”
Malia Zimmerman, a Fox News reporter, was accused of fabricating two quotes for a story that connected now-deceased DNC staffer Seth Rich to Wikileaks in a lawsuit filed Tuesday by Washington police detective Rod Wheeler, the private investigator hired by Rich’s family and himself a longtime Fox News commentator. The lawsuit, which accused Zimmerman and Trump supporter, Ed Butowsky, of inventing a story to “shift the blame” away from Russia’s hacking of the 2016 election, also claims that President Trump collaborated with Fox News and was allowed to review a draft of the story before it was published. Continue reading “Lawsuit Alleges Fox News And Trump Collaborated To Create Fake Story About Seth Rich Killing”
The Israeli military has unveiled a new version of the Namer heavy armored personnel carrier (APC), equipped with a 30mm cannon installed on a remotely-operated turret. The turret will also be used by the new Eitan vehicle, due to be introduced next year.
The upgraded Namer will be better suited to urban warfare and less dependent on other units to provide firepower, Brigadier General Baruch Matzliach, head of the Tank Program Administration, told the Israeli media on Monday. Matzliach also announced that the vehicle was slated for a series of tests before being introduced by the IDF Ground Forces. Continue reading “Israel unveils upgraded ‘Namer’ APC with urban warfare turret”
A group of students at the San Fernando High School decided to make an effort on their own.
They had no invention or engineering experience and were able to build a roll up tent that runs on solar power, and can be carried in a backpack. The would-be builders were recruited by DIY Girls, which is a non-profit organization thats goal is to inspire teen girls living in low-income families in LA to work towards an education in engineering and technology. Continue reading “Teen Girls Invent Solar-Powered Tent For Homeless, No Engineering Experience, Win MIT Grant”
Spokesman – by Nicholas Deshais
Keep your eyes to the sky. The largest air war exercise seen in the Pacific Northwest began Monday with more than 3,700 military personnel from 30 countries descending on the region’s Air Force bases, including Fairchild Air Force Base.
The two-week war game will take place across the entire state, and is described by the military as “the most realistic, real-world, scenario-driven exercise ever conducted.” Airmen and soldiers will be “airdropping paratroopers and supplies, setting up remote airfields, accomplishing aeromedical evacuation missions and conducting aerial refueling.” Continue reading “Mobility Guardian: Air war exercises bring 30 countries to Washington State this week”
The great American police state has come to the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Imagine booking a vacation to get away from big brother’s facial recognition cameras and license plate readers, only to find out the local police are using them.
Soon you too, can visit beautiful New York City (NYC) in the Caribbean. Continue reading “U.S. Virgin Islands being turned into a police state by a former NYPD police officer”
NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) – Arrests of undocumented immigrants in North Texas have nearly doubled since President Donald Trump took office.
Statistics obtained by CBS 11 show they’ve gone up by nearly 40 percent, according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
In a Fort Worth tortilla shop that doubles as a restaurant, almost everyone is an immigrant, both legal and not. This morning, an undocumented woman ate a late breakfast and planned for what she believes is inevitable deportation. Continue reading “Arrests Of Undocumented Immigrants Climbing In North Texas”
German authorities have launched a six-month test of automatic facial recognition technology at a Berlin railway station, which the country’s top security official says could be used to improve security in the future.
More than 200 people volunteered to have their names and two photos stored for the project at Suedkreuz station, where three cameras film an entrance and an escalator. Continue reading “Germany tests facial recognition technology at rail station”
PINAL COUNTY, Ariz. (KSAZ) – Officials with the Pinal County Sheriff’s Office said Monday 35-year-old man who was arrested had every piece of equipment needed to make an Improvised Explosive Device (IED).
According to a statement released Monday afternoon, Joshua Hendrickson was wanted for two outstanding warrants connected to drug and traffic violations, and was found at a relative’s home at the 1700 block of Sunset Point Drive in Oracle. Hendrickson was seen coming out of a shed on the property, and took off running. He was later found hiding on the property. Continue reading “Pinal County Sheriff’s Office: Wanted man had equipment needed to make IED”
Something similar happened to my neighbor, his window wouldn’t roll down so the cop opened his door gun drawn.
CAMPBELL, Calif. – A video showing the interaction between a Campbell police officer and two citizens during a traffic stop on Highway 101 is circulating on Facebook.
The video, filmed by the driver, is a little over nine minutes long and shows an officer pointing his gun at the passenger. Continue reading “Video of traffic stop by Campbell police officer circulating on Facebook”
Where is Messiah Trump on this one?
PHOENIX (KSAZ) – Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been found guilty of criminal contempt.
Arpaio was charged with misdemeanor contempt of court for allegedly defying a judge’s 2011 order to stop traffic patrols that targeted immigrants. Continue reading “Joe Arpaio found guilty of criminal contempt”
Alaska Dispatch News – by Michelle Theriault Boots
The entire police force of Sand Point quit in July, leaving the town without any law enforcement presence.
Sand Point is an Aleutian island town of about 1,000 that swells by several hundred people during the summer commercial fishing and processing season. Until mid-July, it had a police force of three officers and a police chief.
Continue reading “This Aleutian town has lost its entire police department”