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At least 31 people have been killed in a stampede during commemorations for the Shia holy day of Ashura in the Iraqi city of Karbala, officials say.
A health ministry spokesman said another 100 people were injured and warned that the death toll could rise. Continue reading “Iraq stampede kills 31 at Ashura commemorations in Karbala”
While the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has cut down on the number of border crossers and illegal aliens they release into the United States interior, the agency continues to release nearly 130 individuals a day.
Between August 27 and September 2, DHS released about 900 border crossers and illegal aliens into the interior of the U.S. This indicates that at current rates, DHS is releasing a little more than 128 border crossers and illegal aliens every day — a slight drop compared to the 192 border crossers and illegal aliens who were released every day between July 23 and August 26. Continue reading “DHS Cuts Catch and Release, Still Frees 130 Illegal Aliens Every Day into U.S.”
The Daily Sheeple – by Sean Walton
An Oregon judge on Friday dismissed a federal lawsuit related to the death of rancher Robert LaVoy Finicum, who was shot January 26, 2016, by Oregon State Police. Finicum was one of the armed militants who occupied the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and was shot as he left his vehicle while authorities tried to arrest him at a roadblock. Finicum’s death was ruled legally justified. Continue reading “Federal Lawsuit Over Shooting Death Of LaVoy Finicum Dismissed”
President Donald Trump said Tuesday he fired national security advisor John Bolton, saying on Twitter he had “disagreed strongly with many of his suggestions.”
But minutes later, Bolton in his own tweet said that he “offered to resign” Monday night — and that Trump told him, “Let’s talk about it tomorrow.” Continue reading “Trump says he fired national security advisor John Bolton — but Bolton says he ‘offered to resign’”
Update: During the post-conference Q&A, Paxton revealed that, though their investigation is still in its early days, the AGs have already issued subpoenas related to Google’s digital advertising business.
“If advertising costs are higher…who ends up paying that?” Paxton said. Continue reading “State AGs Unveil Sweeping Anti-Trust Probe Against Google On Steps Of The Supreme Court”
The following is an article by Craig Cesal, a federal prisoner sentenced to life without the possibility of parole as a first-time offender convicted of conspiring to distribute marijuana.
“I sentence you to a term of natural life imprisonment, without the possibility of parole.” Continue reading “I Was Sentenced to Life Without Parole for a Non-Violent First Drug Offense”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Ever since legalized recreational marijuana has become a reality in America, the powers that be have been brainstorming new ways in which to prosecute the legal marijuana user. Obviously, driving stoned is high on the list of no-nos, but the police state will exponentially increase now that cops will soon have marijuana breathalyzers. Continue reading “Get Ready for Weed Checkpoints: The Marijuana Breathalyzer is Now a Reality”
On Monday, Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) asked President Trump to provide “political cover” for Republicans who will not otherwise support gun control.
He said this during a press conference in which he announced that he and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) sent a letter to Trump regarding gun control. Continue reading “Schumer asks President Trump to Give GOP ‘Political Cover’ on Gun Control”
At least a handful of arrests were made on Monday at the California State Capitol in Sacramento as people stood in protest of Senate Bill 276 and companion bill, SB 714, which were created to combat alleged fake medical exemptions from vaccines. Continue reading “California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs SB 276 And SB 714 Into Law”
Breaking Israeli News – by Adam Eliyahu Berkowitz
On September 25, the 5,780th anniversary of the day on which Jewish tradition holds the world was created, the Sanhedrin is holding a conference for the emerging Organization of 70 Nations. The conference will culminate in an animal sacrifice made by representatives of the nations on the Mount of Olives in which they will renew the covenant made by Noah upon leaving the Ark. Continue reading “Nations Invited for Animal Sacrifice on Mount of Olives Renewing Noah’s Covenant”
Our worst fears about automatic license plate readers (ALPR) are much worse than we could have imagined.
Two months ago, I warned everyone that police in Arizona were using ALPR’s to “grid” entire neighborhoods. But this story brings public surveillance to a whole new level. Continue reading “Massive 30 State, Real-Time ALPR Database Revealed”
The State Highway Administration removed four signs for “Negro Mountain” from Western Maryland roads in April over concerns about racial sensitivity, an agency spokeswoman confirmed Sunday.
Two of the signs had stood along Interstate 68, and the other pair had stood on U.S. Alternate Route 40, according to the Cumberland Times-News, which first reported the news of their removal.
Continue reading “‘Negro Mountain’ signs removed by Maryland State Highway Administration”
Of Two Minds – by Charles Hugh Smith
Either we root out every last source of rot by investigating, indicting and jailing every wrong-doer and everyone who conspired to protect the guilty in the Epstein case, or America will have sealed its final fall.
When you discover rot in an apparently sound structure, the first question is: how far has the rot penetrated? If the rot has reached the foundation and turned it to mush, the structure is one wind-storm from collapse. Continue reading “How Deep Is the Rot in America’s Institutions?”
Paul Craig Roberts has brought a new focus to 911, the involvement of former FBI Director Robert Mueller in the coverup. Dr Roberts also highlighted the recently released four year study on the collapse of WTC Tower 7. It was a 47 story building that was never hit by a plane, yet fell down in 6.5 seconds. University of Alaska and Nanjing scholars concluded that Tower 7 could only have been taken down by a controlled demolition.
The only persons with access to Towers 1, 2 and 7 was Larry Silverstein who had Bibi Netanyahu on speed dial in his cell phone. Continue reading “Deep State: 18 Years After 911”
Pressure is mounting on Congress to “do something” in response to recent mass shootings in Texas and Ohio. A poll released Monday confirms what has been true for years: namely, that Americans support new gun regulations.
As the Washington Post put it, Americans “overwhelmingly support expanded background checks for gun buyers and allowing law enforcement to temporarily seize weapons from troubled individuals.” That includes “at least 8 in 10 Republicans, white evangelical Christians, members of gun-owning households.” Continue reading “Pollak: Trade Universal Background Checks for Universal Concealed Carry”
Fayetteville, AR -(AmmoLand.com)- The siren call for gun control has once again lured The Washington Post onto the rocks.
In an opinion piece published on-line on the 3rd of September, the Editorial Board calls on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to end his “inertia on gun safety” and do something about what they believe to be daily mass shootings. Continue reading “Do Something, Or The Gun Grabbers Will Do It For Us”
According to the Hebrew Bible, the First Temple was constructed under King Solomon in the 10th century BCE and destroyed by a Babylonian king in 586 BC; it was then replaced by the Second Temple, which stood from 516 BC until its destruction by the Romans in 70 AD.
A Palestinian academic has claimed that there is no archaeological evidence to back up the Biblical account of ancient Jewish sanctuaries on the Temple Mount. Continue reading “Palestinian Scholar Denies Biblical Account of Jewish Shrines on Temple Mount as ‘Lies of Zionists’”