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Campus Reform – by Maria Copeland
A statue of George Rogers Clark was found covered in red paint on the University of Virginia campus Monday morning.
University police discovered the vandalism just after 5 a.m. Monday, a spokesperson for UVA told Campus Reform in an email.
Continue reading “Revolutionary War statue doused in red paint at UVA”
Steve Bannon, a former adviser to President Trump, was among four suspects arrested Thursday and indicted in connection with an online fundraising campaign that allegedly defrauded investors of hundreds of thousands of dollars, the Justice Department announced.
The campaign, “We Build the Wall,” was said to have raised over $25 million in all. Continue reading “Steve Bannon, ‘We Build The Wall’ organizers arrested, charged with defrauding donors”
Netflix needs to be burned to the ground for this… pic.twitter.com/WnrJ8HfJ7t
— Groyper (@_groyper) August 19, 2020
I have not even looked at a television screen in more than 3 years. The main browser I use is Brave so all advertising is blocked for me. I have done my share of research on 5G and the lack of testing for safety.
In surveys I take, I am exposed to some advertising such as that from wireless companies about 5G and today I noticed a banner ad offering $250-$1,200 per month for hosting a 5G antenna. Does this mean that without the people’s consent they are still rolling out the 5G network?
Jill in OKC
Here’s a story you won’t see in the race-obsessed national media.
Two black Maryland teenagers found guilty of killing a middle-aged white man via sucker punch at the county fair were let off by the presiding female judge with shockingly lenient sentences of probation and anger management. The teens punched the man after asking him for a dollar. After the first teen landed the knockout blow, the other one spit on his lifeless body. The small crew then proceeded to dance around the lifeless man, 59-year-old John Weed, like a bunch of maniacs. Continue reading “Judge Gives Teen “Anger Management” After He Murdered a 59-Year Old Man at the County Fair”
For those fearing that all the prior state-enforced social distancing and lockdown protocol which hit a peak in early summer — from arresting surfers on empty beaches, to telling people they can’t even jog, to police detaining moms for merely letting their children play on taxpayer bought public playgrounds — would only too easily and hastily transition to a forced vaccination regimen the moment one is rushed out despite safety or the various potential long-term side effect ‘unknowns’… well, it’s happening: Continue reading “Australia Prime Minister Puts Citizens On Notice: All Will Likely Undergo Mandatory COVID-19 Vaccinations”
The Last American Vagabond – by Derrick Broze
On June 19, 2020, 269 gigabytes of internal U.S. police documents were released by the group Distributed Denial of Secrets as part of the #BlueLeaks operation. The documents were reportedly obtained by “a source aligned with the hacktivist group Anonymous” after a security breach of Netsential. #BlueLeaks has been called the largest hack of U.S. police documents. The collection contains emails, audio files, intelligence files, bulletins, and memos, mostly drawn from law enforcement Fusion Centers, produced between August 1996 and June 2020. Continue reading “#BlueLeaks Reveal Fusion Centers Employ Undercover Agents to Target Activists”
Health Impact News – by Allie Parker
With the rise of panic surrounding the COVID epidemic, the last thing any parent, particularly a new mother, wants to hear is that they are going to be reported to Child Protection Services (CPS). Sometimes parents are not even aware a complaint has been made until they receive a call from a social worker with CPS. Continue reading “Common Over-the-counter and Legally Prescribed Medications Aiding the Medical Kidnapping of Newborns from Unsuspecting Mothers”
Portland police declared yet another riot Tuesday night on the 83rd consecutive day of protests after a 200-strong mob of protesters torched the city’s famous Multnomah Building.
The group had marched to the county seat of government for the first time, smashing windows and sparking a blaze by pushing lit newspapers through the windows. One image shows the protesters had marked a window to the building with the graffiti: ‘Aim here.’ Continue reading “Yet ANOTHER riot is declared in Portland on 83rd night of trouble”
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Archive: TWFTT 8-19-20
Policy over partisanship. pic.twitter.com/z1FnPX42Ux
— AIPAC (@AIPAC) October 25, 2019
The Guardian – by Jason Wilson
A little-known investigative unit inside search giant Google regularly forwarded detailed personal information on the company’s users to members of a counter-terrorist fusion center in California’s Bay Area, according to leaked documents reviewed by the Guardian.
But checking the documents against Google’s platforms reveals that in some cases Google did not necessarily ban the users they reported to the authorities, and some still have accounts on YouTube, Gmail and other services. Continue reading “Google giving far-right users’ data to law enforcement, documents reveal”