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Video of onlookers taunting New York Police Department (NYPD) officers as they tried to place a suspect inside a police cruiser has surfaced online.
The footage, retweeted by Mike Reilly, a Republican and New York assemblyman, shows the four officers struggling to place the man inside the police vehicle while one of them calls for backup on his radio. Continue reading “NYPD Officers Taunted by Public as Suspect Resists Arrest”
U.S. prosecutors will seek the death penalty for a Pennsylvania man accused of bursting into a Pittsburgh synagogue last year with a semi-automatic rifle and shooting 11 people to death, according to court papers filed on Monday.
Robert Bowers, 46, shouted “all Jews must die” as he fired on congregants gathered for Sabbath services at the Tree of Life synagogue on Oct. 27, authorities said. Continue reading “U.S. to seek death penalty for accused Pittsburgh synagogue shooter”
Ed.’s note: Why is it these US congressional members need to spend all that money traveling to Israel when all they have to do is visit the Israel-United States Binational Industrial Research and Development (BIRD) and the United States-Israel Binational Science Foundation (BSF), both located in the US which is where all the science and technology transfers are made from America to Israel? BIRD and BSF make it possible for Israel to lead in agricultural, water, energy and technological innovation? What we have been saying all along about the US economy being transferred to China with Don the real estate guy softening the blow to the American people, is turning out to be correct. The only winners in this scenario are Israel and China. Continue reading “Feeding the BIRD”
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) — The Latest on Oklahoma’s opioids case against Johnson & Johnson (all times local):
3:10 p.m.
An Oklahoma judge has found Johnson & Johnson and its subsidiaries helped fuel the state’s opioid drug crisis and ordered the consumer products giant to pay $572 million to help address the problem. Continue reading “Oklahoma judge finds J&J fueled opioid crisis”
Independent Sentinel – by S. Nobel
The text of the TAPS Act, “Threat Assessment, Prevention, and Safety Act of 2019,” gives unlimited and arbitrary authority to 24 bureaucrats. It is written in double-speak with loopholes for the pencil pushers. Bottom line — it’s a behavioral police force that self-empowers to deprive us of our constitutional rights if they don’t like our behavior. It’s bipartisan too!
The bill doesn’t mention guns. It is meant to control people, period. It’s very Orwellian. This gives you an idea of where our politicians want to take us, some with the best of intentions. Continue reading “Did You Hear About HR 838, It Creates a Behavioral Police Force”
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Archive: TWFTT 8-26-19
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A prominent Mississippi businessman is facing serious charges after he admitted to stealing luggage from the Memphis airport.
Dinesh Chawla is charged with felony theft of property. Continue reading “Mississippi hotel owner charged with stealing luggage from Memphis airport”
Author R.J. Hillhouse caused a stir in Washington last month when she revealed more than 50 percent of the National Clandestine Service has been outsourced to private firms. Now Hillhouse has exposed private companies are heavily involved in the nation’s most important and most sensitive national security document — the President’s Daily Brief. And there appears to be few safeguards preventing corporations from inserting items favorable to itself or its clients into the President’s Daily Brief in order to influence the country’s national security agenda.
Human smugglers in Mexico are now charging Central American migrants up to $9,000 each as increased border security makes crossing more difficult. Some of the fee is paid to Mexican cartels while other parts are paid to local smugglers near the border and along the route.
In the recent past, migrants would pay approximately $1,500 each to human smugglers to get into the U.S. Now, that fee has skyrocketed to as much as $9,000, according to a report by KTSM NBC9 in El Paso. Continue reading “Smugglers Charge Migrants up to $9K Each, Says El Paso Border Patrol”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Chino, CA — Li Xi Wang, 49, was shot and killed by Chino police officers last month as he stood in his home, unarmed, hiding behind a door. Video released this week shows how unnecessary his death was as the officer shot him immediately. Not a single weapon was found inside the home to justify such a level of force. And, the entire raid was carried out over growing weed in a state with legal weed. Continue reading “‘Show Me Your Hands’ BOOM! Cop Instantly Kills Unarmed Man Over Growing Weed in California”
Daily Sheeple – by Sean Walton
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the state of Idaho must provide gender confirmation surgery to inmate Adree Edmo.
The panel of judges agreed with U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill’s ruling in Edmo’s favor last December, writing that his findings were “logical and well-supported” and that “responsible prison officials were deliberately indifferent to Edmo’s gender dysphoria, in violation of the Eighth Amendment.” Continue reading “9th Circuit Court: Idaho must provide transgender inmate with gender surgery, state to appeal”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
“A deep and boiling anger” is the sentiment behind a recent poll conducted this month, showing just how utterly pissed off Americans are with their government. Despite Americans being pitted against each other with divisive partisan tactics rammed down their throats on a daily basis by the political establishment and the media, this recent poll shows they agree on one thing—the government serves the connected elite and no one else. Continue reading “Poll: 70% of Americans ‘Angry’ at Political System for Only Serving Insiders With Money and Power”
About 109 counties across the United States have become majority-minority in less than 20 years, new demographic data reveals.
The latest Pew Research Center study finds that between 2000 and 2018, 109 U.S. counties across 22 states have had their non-Hispanic white populations drop below 50 percent, while the Hispanic, Asian, and black American populations have all grown. Continue reading “Pew Research: 109 U.S. Counties Become Majority-Minority Since 2000”
After pro-Iran allies in Lebanon, Syria and Iraq were all hit in suspected Israeli strikes in the space of less than 24 hours, signalling a new aggression out of Tel Aviv and willingness to risk yet another major Middle East war, Arab capitals are now alerting their armed forces to be on a war footing. Continue reading “Lebanon’s President Announces Israeli Attacks Are “Declaration Of War””
Two women from Queens New York pleaded guilty Friday morning to ‘teaching and distributing information pertaining to the making and use of an explosive, destructive device, and weapon of mass destruction intending that it be used to commit a federal crime of violence,” according to a Department of Justice Press release. Both women were inspired by radical Islamist terrorist organizations and intended to follow through with their plans to commit a violent act on U.S. soil, prosecutors stated. Continue reading “Two Women From Queens Charged With Plans To Make Weapon of Mass Destruction”
A New Jersey Democrat told constituents that illegal immigrants are necessary to do jobs that Americans are not willing to take (like “mowing our beautiful lawns”) during an appearance at a coffee shop in his district. Rep. Tom Malinowski (D.) made the remarks Tuesday at a “Coffee With Your Congressman” event, according to the Washington Examiner. Continue reading “New Jersey Dem: Illegal Immigrants Mow ‘Our Beautiful Lawns’”
The Guardian – by Richard Luscombe
The crystal blue waters of Ginnie Springs have long been treasured among the string of pearls that line Florida’s picturesque Santa Fe River, a playground for water sports enthusiasts and an ecologically critical haven for the numerous species of turtles that nest on its banks.
Soon, however, it is feared there could be substantially less water flowing through, if a plan by the food and beverage giant Nestlé wins approval. Continue reading “Nestlé plan to take 1.1m gallons of water a day from natural springs sparks outcry”
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — A new U.S. government management plan unveiled Friday clears the way for coal mining and oil and gas drilling on land that used to be off limits as part of a sprawling national monument in Utah before President Donald Trump downsized the protected area two years ago.
The plan released by the Bureau of Land Management would also open more lands to cattle grazing and recreation and acknowledges there could be “adverse effects” on land and resources in the monument. Continue reading “Plan allows drilling, grazing near national monument in Utah”
New Eastern Outlook – by Tony Cartalucci
Claims that Western interests are driving unrest in Hong Kong to undermine China have been decried across the Western media as “fake news,” “disinformation,” and even grounds for censorship from platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
Yet a look at the organizations directly involved in leading the unrest and those supporting it reveals unequivocally that it originates in Washington DC – not organically from within Hong Kong itself. Continue reading “Hong Kong Crisis: Made in America”