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JOHNSON, Vt. — Education professor Hannah Miller is starting a study very personal to her.
“My goal for the research is to make K-12 schools and a more inclusive and supportive space for queer and trans-identified teachers,” she said. Continue reading “Vermont professor starts LGBTQ teacher study”
Published on Aug 3, 2017
Agenda 21 works in many anti-human ways, here’s a report by David Knight.
COLCHESTER, Vt. New Americans have been harvesting and rearing farm animals at Pine Island Community Farm for about 6 years now.
Saturday, they’re sharing their produce and culture with a free harvest celebration.
New Americans are doing more than just providing food for themselves. They are building a community. Continue reading “Farm helps new Americans adjust to new life”
A member of the billionaire family that owns Purdue Pharmaceuticals, which is currently the target of multiple lawsuits over its complicity in perpetuating the opioid crisis, just received rights to a patent for a drug intended to curb the opioid crisis.
Dr. Richard Sackler is listed as one of six inventors of the patent, which was approved in January but came to light this week in a report from the Financial Times. The patent office granted the rights to Rhodes Pharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of Purdue. Continue reading “Billionaire Blamed for Opioid Crisis Patents New Drug to Fight Opioid Addiction”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Miami Shores, FL — An officer who was previously cleared in a use of force case is back in hot water this week after a local news agency obtained video of him stomping on an unarmed teen girl’s head, multiple times.
According to police, they were chasing a vehicle after a woman called 911 to report that she had been robbed at gunpoint. The teen admitted to being a passenger in a vehicle, but said she knew nothing of a robbery. Continue reading “Cop Fears Teen Girl on the Ground Holding a Flip Flop, So He Stomps Her Head In”
‘It’s a type of Zionist mission, which seeks to create a world religion whose believers adore the Jewish people and the State of Israel without belonging to either…The believers are required to accept the supremacy of Judaism but are not accepted into the Jewish people and are even barred from upholding such commandments as Sabbath observance. Anyone who wishes to be a Noahide is called upon mainly to recognize the Jewish people and its state…’ Continue reading “Judaism for Non Jews–The Messianic Zionist religion that wants to recruit 7 billion members”
An arrest warrant will soon be issued for a Dallas police officer who shot and killed a man upon returning home from her shift and entering an apartment she apparently thought was her own, police said Friday.
Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall announced at a press conference that authorities are in the process of obtaining a warrant for the officer involved, who has not yet been identified. Continue reading “Officer who walked into wrong apartment and killed man faces arrest: Authorities”
Gavin Newsom wasn’t born rich, but he was born connected — and those alliances have paid handsome dividends throughout his career.
A coterie of San Francisco’s wealthiest families has backed him at every step of his political rise, which in November could lead next to his election as governor of California.
San Francisco society’s “first families” — whose names grace museum galleries, charity ball invitations and hospital wards — settled on Newsom, 50, as their favored candidate two decades ago, said Willie Brown, former state Assembly speaker and former mayor of the city. Continue reading “How eight elite San Francisco families funded Gavin Newsom’s political ascent”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
While the Free Thought Project often reports on the megacorp Nestle and their rampant abuse and exploitation of drinking water supplies across the nation, few are aware that the company has been found using slave labor. What’s more, as governments across the world attempt to crack down the use of slave labor by requiring companies to report on its use, Nestle is fighting it, saying that it will end up costing consumers at the register.
Late last month, Nestle issued a warning against proposed legislation that would require them to report on their efforts to weed out slavery within their company. The company says the cost of checking to see if they are forcing people to work against their will end up being passed on to the consumer. Continue reading “Nestle Says Requirement to Report Use of Slave Labor Would Cost Consumers More Money”
American construction workers are seeing their wages rise in the blue collar industry as President Trump’s “Buy American, Hire American” tightened labor market forces business to find and employ disenfranchised U.S. workers, rather than importing foreign workers.
A recent report by the Miami Herald chronicled the rise in wages and business having to adapt to an economy with a tight labor market as immigration enforcement has been increased and unemployment has hit record lows. Continue reading “Trump’s Tight Labor Market Wins U.S. Construction Workers Higher Wages”
SHASTA-TRINITY NATIONAL FOREST, Calif. (AP) — California is taking a financial wallop from unrelenting wildfires that have drained its firefighting budget and prompted nearly $1 billion in property claims even before the start of the dangerous fall fire season, officials said Thursday.
The disclosures came as a roaring blaze in a rural area near the Oregon state line closed 45 miles (72 kilometers) of heavily traveled Interstate 5, the main highway from Mexico to Canada. Continue reading “California takes financial wallop from unrelenting wildfires”
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Archive: TWFTT 9-7-18
A Dallas police officer shot and killed a 26-year-old man Thursday night upon returning home from her shift and entering an apartment she apparently thought was her own, authorities said.
Preliminary information suggests the off-duty officer, who has not been publicly identified, was still wearing her police uniform after working a full shift when she arrived that night at the apartment complex where she lives south of downtown Dallas, according to a statement released Friday by the Dallas Police Department. Continue reading “Officer fatally shoots man after entering wrong apartment ‘believing that it was her own’: Police”
Gun Owners of America – by Michael Hammond
If Democrat Senators Dick Durbin (IL) and Chuck Schumer (NY) get their way, gun owners could go to jail — for a MINIMUM of five years — simply for posting a file that will allow honest citizens to print their own 3D-guns.
These Senators are trying to sucker Republicans into supporting this gun control by helping them pass prison reform legislation.
But for gun owners across America, this should be a non-starter! Continue reading “Talking About Certain Guns Online to be Punished with FIVE Years in Prison!”