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A bill signed into law Monday by North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper (D) will allow prosecutors to charge drug dealers with second-degree murder in cases involving deaths from drug overdose.
The bill is said to be a major step toward eliminating the ongoing opioid crisis, which costs the nation over $78 billion each year. Continue reading “North Carolina Law Allows Drug Dealers to Be Charged with Murder”
What does a signature mean? I will tell you right now that when you sign something (no matter what “they” say), it means that you accept liability. And if you don’t read and agree to EVERYTHING you sign, you are making a big mistake.
I am constantly being asked… “How do I sign my name? … AND maintain my rights?” Continue reading “How To Sign Your Name Without Assuming Liability.”
Our sources in DC tell us the latest estimate on the voting time for “Fairness for High Skilled Graduates Act of 2019″ (HR.1044) will be today, July 10, around 2:45 pm Eastern!
TAKE ACTION NOW TO STOP IT BY CIRCULATING OUR ARTICLE BELOW AND CALLING GOP REPS LIKE WILDFIRE TO OPPOSE HR 1044!
Continue reading “Call to Oppose HR 1044: House votes on USA jobs giveaway today at 3pm”
The Daily Sheeple – by Sean Walton
African migrants are expressing frustration over the Trump administration’s metering policy, which caps the number of asylum seekers who can enter the U.S. each day.
“We are not happy with the U.S. system, especially for the fact that you see that the number is not moving. Very few people are taken,” Luis, a migrant from Cameroon, said to the Los Angeles Times. “If you see people jumping over the river, it is because they are tired of staying here.”
Walmart will reportedly stop selling guns at its New Mexico stores later this month.
The retailer’s decision came after the state passed a new law expanding background checks, which was put into effect on July 1, CBS News reported. Continue reading “Walmart will stop gun sales in New Mexico over background check laws: report”
Casinos could increasingly become part of a national debate on how to regulate and use biometric surveillance and related high-tech methods of data collection on gaming patrons.
On one hand, privacy advocates are concerned what gaming venues and other organizations are doing with facial recognition and biometric data collection and whether patrons’ rights are being violated. In defense of casinos and other private businesses, the data can help provide a personalized experience for visitors. Continue reading “Gaming Venues May Scrutinize Biometric and Facial Monitoring of Patrons as Privacy Laws Enacted”
Dr. J. Michael Bennett is the associate producer and primary researcher behind the remarkable new documentary film, “Dark Clouds Over Elberton: The True Story of the Georgia Guidestones.” Combining new interviews with some of the key people involved in the guidestones construction with never-before-seen evidence and good old gumshoe detective work, the documentary reveals the identity of the guidestones’ pseudonymous creator, “R.C. Christian,” and in the process uncovers dark connections to the racist, Malthusian pseudoscience of eugenics. Continue reading “Michael Bennett Solves The Georgia Guidestones Mystery”
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Renegade Tribune – by Know Your Enemy
Leo Max Frank – born April 17, 1884, was a violent Jewish serial child molester, pedophile-rapist, adulterous whoremonger and vicious strangler known for the 1913 ritual murder of 13 year-old Mary Phagan.
Born to a jewish-American family in Texas, Frank was raised in New York and earned a degree in mechanical engineering from Cornell University before moving to Atlanta in 1908. Continue reading “Mary Phagan Was Raped and Murdered by Leo Frank of B’nai B’rith on April 26, 1913”
Chicks on Right – by Lawrence Richard
Riding share company Lyft announced a major effort to help illegal immigrants across the country when they donated $200,000 to groups that support migrants.
The decision was first announced just ahead of the Fourth of July where Lyft declared, “America is an idea, not a geography.” According to Breitbart, Lyft will match up to $50,000 in donations to Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services (RAICES) and will be giving out $150,000 in ride credits. Continue reading “Riding Share Company Lyft Has Donated $200,000 For Free Rides To Illegal Immigrants (NOT To Homeless, Vets)”
A new report from the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has evaluated the impact of raising the federal minimum wage to $15, $12, or $10 per hour by 2025. According to CBO estimates, raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour would boost the pay for 17 million workers. But, says CBO, it would also cause a median 1.3 million employees to lose their jobs as employers can’t afford the wage — that’s a 0.8% reduction of the number of employed workers. Continue reading “$15 minimum wage would boost pay for 17 million workers, says CBO”
Fort Worth Star Telegram – by Mitch Mitchell
Texas billionaire and computer systems magnate Henry Ross Perot has died.
He was 89.
Perot died early Tuesday at his home in Dallas surrounded by his devoted family, family spokesman James Fuller said. Perot, a philanthropist, businessman and former presidential candidate, died after suffering from leukemia for five months. Continue reading “Ross Perot, North Texas philanthropist, businessman, presidential candidate, dies at 89”
Federal prosecutors in Philadelphia have seized a container ship operated by the Mediterranean Shipping Co., weeks after authorities found more than $1 billion worth of cocaine on the vessel in what was one of the largest drug busts in American history.
US Customs and Border Protection seized the ship on July 4, a statement out Monday said. The ship is owned by client assets in a maritime strategy offered by JPMorgan Asset Management, according to a person familiar with the matter. It is operated by the Switzerland-based MSC. Continue reading “US Customs just seized a ship owned by JPMorgan after authorities found $1 billion worth of drugs on it”