The Daily Sheeple – by Lily Dane

Residents of Terrebonne Parish in Louisiana are being warned once again: Independent testing of the water supply returned positive results for Naegleria fowleri – also known as the “brain-eating amoeba” –  which causes fatal brain swelling and tissue destruction.

The Terrebonne Consolidated Waterworks District issued the notification Sunday and has temporarily switched from using chloramine to free chlorine, which should kill off the amoebas, reports WWLTV.com.  Continue reading “Deadly Brain-Eating Amoeba Found in Louisiana Water Supply – for the Third Time”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Update:  Beijing responded that it would retaliate with tariffs in equal scale to the $50BN of duties on Chinese goods unveiled by the Trump administration.

“China will immediately introduce countermeasures of the same scale and strength,” an unnamed Chinese commerce ministry spokesperson announced on the ministry’s website. Continue reading “The Trade War Begins: US Announces Target List On $50BN In Chinese Tariffs; Beijing Retaliates”

Breitbart – by John Binder

An immigration compromise deal rolled out by House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) would give amnesty to a foreign population that is nearly three times the size of President Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.

The “Border Security and Immigration Reform Act,” a copy of which Breitbart News has obtained, would go beyond giving amnesty to the nearly 800,000 illegal aliens who are enrolled in DACA. An amnesty for just DACA-enrolled illegal aliens would be enforceable and manageable, as those nationals are already in the federal immigration system.
Continue reading “Ryan/Goodlatte Immigration Deal: Amnesty for Foreign Population Near 3X the Size of DACA Program”

The Weather Channel

The makeup of the Earth beneath the Interstate 95 corridor could prove especially problematic in the event of a major solar storm, the U.S. Geological Survey said in a new report.

According to Bloomberg, the soon-to-be-released report found a 300-million-year-old rock beneath the surface of the Eastern Seaboard could amplify the next big solar storm all the way from Washington D.C. to Maine. The makeup of this rock wouldn’t allow the solar energy to go through it and would instead ricochet it back up to the surface, doubling the impacts in this region, the report also said.   Continue reading “Rocks Beneath Eastern Seaboard Could Cause Major Problems During a Solar Storm, USGS Study Finds”

Daily Mail

California is a state blessed with a bountiful natural treasures and tourist attractions that brings in visitors from all over the world.

But if the highly contested plan to divide the state into three goes ahead, then the newly created states of Northern California, California and Southern California will have to split those money making attractions between them.   Continue reading “Where top landmarks would fall in Three California plan”

The Organic Prepper

Much has been written about the unchecked influx of migrants into Europe recently. As the EU promotes the warm, fuzzy, “inclusive” policies that are overwhelming countries with immigrants, some of those countries are bluntly starting to say, “no more.” At the same time, other countries seem to be quietly preparing for…something… without being quite so forthcoming about the event for which they are readying themselves.

Millions of refugees and asylum seekers, primarily from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Somalia are flowing into Europe, largely unchecked. This is because of a welcoming “open door” policy promoted by German Chancellor Angela Merkel back in 2015. Despite the backlash from Europeans, Merkel says she has “no regrets.”  Continue reading “These European Countries Are Refusing to Accept the Unchecked Influx of Migrants”

Star Tribune – by Andy Mannix

Minneapolis police officers have repeatedly requested over the past three years that Hennepin County medical responders sedate people using the powerful tranquilizer ketamine, at times over the protests of those being drugged, and in some cases when no apparent crime was committed, a city report shows.

On multiple occasions, in the presence of police, Hennepin Healthcare EMS workers injected suspects of crimes and others who already appeared to be restrained, according to the report, and the ketamine caused heart or breathing failure, requiring them to be medically revived. Several people given ketamine had to be intubated.  Continue reading “At urging of Minneapolis police, Hennepin EMS workers subdued dozens with a powerful sedative”

The Daily Coin

Multi-billionaire Hugo Salinas Price just predicted a worldwide disaster is about to unfold.

Total Breakdown
January 23 (King World News) – Multi-billionaire Hugo Salinas Price:  The predictable consequence of a whole world under the management of a false economics based on induction – i.e. experimentation – is an inevitable total disaster for the world.   Continue reading “Multi-Billionaire Hugo Salinas Price Just Predicated A Worldwide Disaster Is About To Unfold”

Collective Evolution – by Richard Enos

In the old days, it was enough for an entrepreneur to be the owner of a corner store, plying their trade: butcher, baker, candlestick maker. If they brought competence to their trade, and sometimes a bit of innovation as required, they would have a good life. There was no pressure to grow, to branch out, to a franchise, to merge, to acquire. Sure there were rich industrialists at that time in history, but the ability to amass power through massive corporate growth was still in its infancy.   Continue reading “Strange Illuminati & Masonic Symbolism Found In Several Powerful Corporate Logos”

Newsday – by Nicole Fuller

A Nassau County police officer and his wife have been arrested by Suffolk authorities on allegations they conspired to rob an Islandia casino, the Suffolk County district attorney’s office said Wednesday.

Officer Bruce Moeller and his wife, Christina Moeller, a cashier at Jake’s 58 Hotel & Casino, were taken into custody Tuesday and charged with fourth-degree conspiracy, according to court documents. The Moellers conspired between March 1 and June 4 to commit an armed robbery at the casino, according to felony complaints.   Continue reading “DA: Nassau cop, wife charged with conspiracy to rob Islandia casino”

Reason – by Jacob Sullum

Yesterday the New York State Assembly approved a bill authorizing “extreme risk protection orders” forbidding firearm possession by people who allegedly pose a threat to themselves or others. A11148, which Gov. Andrew Cuomo is pushing, is similar to laws enacted in recent years by California, Washington, and Florida, and it poses similar due process issues.

It is tempting to think that would-be murderers can be identified before they act on their homicidal impulses, in which case taking away their guns or stopping them from buying guns could save lives without impairing the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Americans. Continue reading “Andrew Cuomo Pushes Bill That Would Make It Easy to Take Away People’s Gun Rights”

Independent – by Christopher Hooton

Netflix has introduced new anti-harassment training in the wake of the #metoo movement that rocked Hollywood and seriously disrupted production on its House of Cards show.

New rules imposed on set reportedly include no looking at anyone for longer than five seconds, no lingering hugs, no flirting and no asking for a colleague’s phone number.  Continue reading “Netflix film crews ‘banned from looking at each other for longer than five seconds’ in #metoo crackdown”

Fox News

A dad in North Carolina bought his recently graduated son a billboard recognizing him as valedictorian even though the school refused to do so.

Gary Allmon purchased the large digital sign for his son, Joshua, on U.S. Highway 264 in Wake County, North Carolina to celebrate his four years of hard work.  Continue reading “Dad buys billboard for son after school doesn’t recognize him as valedictorian”

Middle East Eye

A 21-year-old Palestinian man succumbed to his wounds in Gaza on Thursday, nearly a week after having been shot in the head by Israeli forces during a Great March of Return protest.

The Gaza health ministry identified the Palestinian as Ahmad Ziyad al-Assi, adding in a statement that he had been shot in the head and critically injured east of Khan Younis in the southern Gaza Strip on 8 June.   Continue reading “Palestinian dies after being shot in head at protest”