One News Now – by Chad Groening

A federal appeals court has handed the Trump administration a victory over the controversial asylum process and an immigration attorney says the ruling could slow the flow of illegal aliens.

The notoriously left-wing 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled May 7 that the United States can require asylum seekers to wait in Mexico for a court hearing, a decision that overturned a San Francisco judge that said they could remain in the U.S.  Continue reading “Trump wins surprise asylum ruling from liberal 9th Circuit”

Breitbart – by Tom Cicotta

A human sexuality course at the University of North Texas asks enrolled students to observe “sexual interactions” in young children. The class also included a presentation titled “Sexual Pleasure and Response in Infants.”

A report from The College Fix revealed that a course at the University of North Texas is taking a bizarre stance on the sexuality of young children. The course, which is entitled “Psychology and Sexual Behavior,” has been criticized for an alleged lesson on “sexual pleasure” in “infants.” Photos from the classroom show a PowerPoint presentation with the title “Sexual Pleasure and Response in Infants.”  Continue reading “University of North Texas Course Teaches Students About ‘Sexual Pleasure’ for Infants”

Yahoo News

New York state has steadily passed legislation in recent days that seeks to limit the president’s pardon powers and curtail his ability to withhold his tax returns from Congress.

The state’s senate voted on Wednesday in favour of a bill that requires local agencies to comply with requests for state tax returns from the heads of Congress’s House ways and means committee, the Senate finance committee or the joint committee on taxation. Continue reading “New York moves to release Trump’s tax returns and reduce his pardon powers”

Intelligencer – by Jeff Wise, March 20, 2019

A few weeks ago a Boeing jet was maneuvering near an airport when it abruptly nosedived and plowed into the ground at tremendous speed, killing everyone aboard. This was not the Ethiopian Airlines crash on March 10 that has transfixed the world, however. It was an American plane, a 767, and its destruction in a muddy bay near Houston remains even more mysterious and, consequently, potentially more disturbing in its long-term implications.  Continue reading “The Recent Deadly Boeing Crash No One Is Talking About”

American Military News

On Tuesday, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee approved a series of bills that will tighten the state’s gun laws.

The new laws restrict access in a number of ways, including bans on ghost guns and red flag confiscations for juveniles and domestic violence suspects, AP News reported.  Continue reading “WA gov signs 7 new gun bans, confiscation laws”

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Intel News – by Ian Allen

An untypical high-level meeting was convened at the headquarters of the United States Central Intelligence Agency last week to discuss Iran, according to NBC News. The meeting, which NBC described as “highly unusual” was convened by President Donald Trump’s National Security Adviser John Bolton. Participants allegedly included Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats, CIA Director Gina Haspel, and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Joe Dunford. Citing “six current US officials”, NBC said the meeting was held at 7 a.m. on Monday, April 29, in Langley, Virginia.  Continue reading “‘Unusual’ high-level meeting held at CIA headquarters to discuss Iran, say sources”

Christopher Bollyn

The terror atrocity of 9/11 did not simply fall out of the clear blue sky. It was meticulously planned over decades and carried out to achieve a specific goal. The main purpose of the terror attacks was to start the War on Terror – the longest and most expensive war in U.S. history.

9/11 and the War on Terror are linked plots that were designed to trick us into accepting the open-ended wars we have been engaged in since September 2001. As I explain in my book The War on Terror: The Plot to Rule the Middle East, both plots were hatched by Israeli military intelligence to bring the U.S. military into the Middle East to wage war against the enemies of the Zionist state.  Continue reading “Netanyahu’s Terrorist Party and 9/11”

Vox – by German Lopez

North Dakota quietly decriminalized marijuana earlier this month, making it the 25th state to do so.

As the news outlet Marijuana Moment and the advocacy group NORML reported, Republican Gov. Doug Burgum signed a bill decriminalizing marijuana last week — but the issue got little to no attention from his office or news media. The law makes it so first-time possession of up to half an ounce of marijuana is no longer a criminal misdemeanor that carries the potential for jail time, but instead is an infraction that only carries a fine.  Continue reading “North Dakota quietly decriminalized marijuana”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

For years, we have commented on the Swedish government and the Riksbank pushing for a“cashless society.”

The Riksbank has over 1,000 articles posted on its website on the “cashless society“. The emphasis worked: between 2013 and 2017, the amount of cash in circulation dropped by 35%, earning Sweden a reputation as the world’s “most cashless nation”:   Continue reading ““Cashless” Sweden Suddenly Warns Citizens: Hoard Banknotes & Coins In Case Of Cyber-Attack Or War”

Money Metals Exchange

Washington, DC (May 8, 2019) – U.S. Representative Alex Mooney (R-WV) introduced legislation this week to provide for the first audit of United States gold reserves since the Eisenhower Administration.

The Gold Reserve Transparency Act (H.R. 2559) – backed by the Sound Money Defense League and government accountability advocates – directs the Comptroller of the United States to conduct a “full assay, inventory, and audit of all gold reserves, including any gold in ‘deep storage,’ of the United States at the place or places where such reserves are kept.” Continue reading “New Federal Legislation Requires Full Audit of America’s Gold Reserves”

RT

Sporting the URL boycotteurovision.net Israel’s PR website masquerades as part of a campaign to boycott the Eurovision song contest in Tel Aviv, but actually features pro-Israel narrative.

For most people who follow the issue, the acronym ‘BDS’ refers to the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, which aims to financially pressure Israel into improving treatment of Palestinians. However, according to a new website promoted via ads on Google, it now stands for how Israel is “beautiful, diverse, sensational.”  Continue reading “‘Beautiful Diverse Sensational’: Israel sets up fake Eurovision boycott page to counter BDS campaign”

CNN – by Sarah Moon

The two police officers who were involved in a fatal shooting last summer in Anaheim, California, will not face any criminal charges, the police chief said Wednesday.

Sean Staymates and Kevin Pedersen fired more than 70 times at 50-year-old Eliuth Penaloza Nava, who they’d been told was armed and acting erratically, according to authorities.  Continue reading “Video shows police firing 76 shots at suspect. The officers won’t be charged in his death”

Institute for Justice – by J. Justin Wilson

St. Petersburg, Fla.—Yesterday, the city of Dunedin, Florida did something unthinkable: it authorized the foreclosure of someone’s home in order to collect fines the city assessed for having grass that was too long.

And now, today, Jim Ficken, a 69-year old resident of Dunedin, is fighting back. He’s partnered with the Institute for Justice (IJ), a national public interest law firm, to sue the city to end its abusive practice of saddling homeowners with outrageously large fines—or even foreclosures—for minor code enforcement matters. The lawsuit, which was filed in Pinellas County Court, argues that the fines are excessive under the excessive fines clauses of the U.S. and Florida Constitutions. Earlier this year, IJ won a unanimous decision affirming the importance of Eighth Amendment at the U.S. Supreme Court.  Continue reading “Florida Man Could Lose His Home For Having Long Grass”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: “Given the heightened tensions between the two countries,” the article says. These are manufactured tensions. Regardless, U.S. bombers have arrived in Qatar, Iran’s neighbor (see map). Don’t forget about the U.S. aircraft carrier strike group on the way and yesterday we were told Iran and Venezuela are teaming up again the U.S... Continue reading “U.S. Bombers Arrive In Qatar As Trump Doesn’t Rule Out Military Confrontation With Iran”

Abel Danger

Ed.’s note. Truth be told some of us have to do the dirty work. Readers are welcome to read these first four linked articles that set the tone for the following material. This explains the drive in America to completely shut down all questioning and criticism of Jewish power and Israel. The editor of this website is not anti-Semitic and neither does he hate Jews. Continue reading “Why Are Americans Allowing Jews To Determine What We Can And Cannot Say?”