Year: 2018

RT

Authorities should be allowed to take children away from parents who express anti-Semitic views, the head of Germany’s 2nd largest police union has stated, without elaborating on how or when such measures would be enforced.

“Authorities need to act decisively [against anti-Semitism] including when the aggression comes from migrants,”Rainer Wendt, head of the German Police Union (DPoIG) told Augsburger Allgemeine newspaper on Wednesday.  Continue reading “German police union chief proposes taking children away from ‘anti-Semitic parents’”

Wired – by Issie Lapowski

FACEBOOK NOW SAYS the data firm Cambridge Analytica gained unauthorized access to up to 87 million users’ data, mainly in the United States. This figure is far higher than the 50 million users that were previously reported.

Facebook’s chief technology officer Mike Schroepfer shared this figure at the end of a lengthy—and somewhat unrelated—blog post Wednesday that laid out a slew of changes Facebook is making to restrict access to user data.  Continue reading “Facebook Exposed 87 Million Users to Cambridge Analytica”

Educate Yourself – by Victor Ter

[Editor’s Note: Nothing reveals the utter rot and corruption of the US congress and the corporate psychopaths of the Telecommunication industry who own them, than the FORCED imposition of the deadly 5G microwave network that will soon make life nearly unbearable in every corner of America. This untested, no-trial, UN-certified, UN-scrutinized, UN-examined high frequency microwave radiation nightmare will exert more physical, neurological, DNA-damaging, fetus-damaging, and stress-producing damage on the American population than any other technology the public has ever been (so recklessly) exposed to. Continue reading “An Overview of Telecomm’s 5G Nightmare Network”

OAN

A federal judge is denying a request by former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly to seal his past sexual harassment settlements in a defamation case against him.

The New York judge denied the motion Tuesday, citing he failed to prevent compelling factors that would overrule public access to the documents.  Continue reading “Federal Judge Denies O’Reilly’s Motion To Seal Sexual Harassment Settlements”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

A giant caravan of Central American migrants illegally crossing through Mexico, in the hopes of illegally crossing into the U.S., has ground to a halt as over a thousand migrants begin their fourth day camped out at a Mexican sports arena.

“We’re in limbo,” said one asylum seeker camped outside of the center – surrounded by garbage bags full of trash and rolled up mattresses.  Continue reading ““We’re In Limbo”: Migrant Caravan Stalls Out In Mexico, Organizers Admit Defeat”

RT

Preserving the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Syria through crushing terrorists and fighting foreign-sponsored separatist is a goal shared by Russia, Iran and Turkey, which they hope will bring peace to the region.

Russia’s Vladimir Putin and Iran’s Hassan Rouhani met in Ankara for a trilateral summit on Syria, hosted by their Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The leaders have reaffirmed the resolve of their countries “to oppose any separatist plans aimed at undermining the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Syria, as well as the national security of neighboring countries,” according to a statement released after the summit.  Continue reading “Russia, Iran & Turkey set to fight any attempts to fuel separatism and split Syria”

Gateway Pundit – by Brock Simmons

Sam Carpenter is on a mission to Make Oregon Great Again. The self made businessman is capitalizing on the Trump momentum, even marketing “Make Oregon Great Again” hats in the style of University of Oregon Ducks and Oregon State University Beavers for his campaign for Governor. In a state where Trump lost bigly, and where democrats have held the governor’s seat since 1987, the latest polls show Carpenter leading incumbent democrat Kate Brown by 5.3 points, 45.8% to 40.5%, with 13.6% undecided.  Continue reading “Trump Style Candidate BEATING DEMS IN OREGON Governor Poll”

Investment Watch

Memorandum on the New 10-Year 
$38 billion U.S. Aid Package to Israel

Starting in 2019, the U.S. will give Israel $38 billion over the next 10 years – $3.8 billion per year, which is $10.41 million per day.   Continue reading “Starting in 2019, the U.S. will give Israel $38 billion over the next 10 years – $3.8 billion per year, which is $10.41 million per day…America could really use that money right now…”

Investment Watch

Earlier this year, a Michigan State University economist, working with graduate students and a former government official, found $21 trillion in unauthorized spending in the departments of Defense and Housing and Urban Development for the years 1998-2015.

The work of Mark Skidmore and his team, which included digging into government websites and repeated queries to U.S. agencies that went unanswered, coincided with the Office of Inspector General, at one point, disabling the links to all key documents showing the unsupported spending. (Luckily, the researchers downloaded and stored the documents.)  Continue reading “Scholars at Michigan State University discover an unauthorized 21 TRILLION dollars in the United States government spending budget, causing them to conduct their first audit in history.”

CNS News – by Craig Bannister

A convicted drunk driver who broke back into the U.S. after being deported can stay, and was released from jail Monday, thanks to a California judge’s ruling.

In addition to drunk driving, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforecment (ICE) officials report that Carrillo has also been convicted of possession of false identification.
Continue reading “Judge Rules Convicted Drunk Driver, Previously-Deported Illegal Be Set Free, Allowed to Stay in U.S.”

KCRA 3 News

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — A proposed bill would make it a mandatory felony to intentionally kill or seriously injure a police dog or horse in the line of duty.

Right now, a district attorney can file either misdemeanor or felony charges.

California Sen. Ted Gaines, R-El Dorado Hills, is behind the bill. He said police dogs are important members of a department and they deserve more protection because they save lives.   Continue reading “Bill seeks stricter charges for those who injure police dogs”