Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Kansas City, MO – After sentencing a former Independence police officer to four years in prison for violating the constitutional rights of a minor, a federal judge released the dash cam video revealing the overzealous cop tazing the teen for no reason and brutally slamming his head onto the street. Although the innocent teen went into cardiac arrest, which resulted in oxygen deprivation and brain damage, the aggressive officer can be seen in the video repeatedly using excessive force on the boy’s unresponsive body. Now, four years after this savage act was recorded on video, the victim has been awarded over $6 million in damages.   Continue reading “Cop Tries to Kill Innocent Unconscious Teen, Slamming His Face into Curb—Jury Awards $6 Million”

CNBC – by Stephanie Landsman

Ron Paul is warning this year’s corrections could be a precursor to an epic market collapse that may come sooner than investors think.

According to the former Republican presidential candidate, Wall Street is becoming more vulnerable to near-depression conditions within the next 12 months.  Continue reading “Ron Paul: A 50% correction will spark depression-like conditions that may be ‘worse than 1929’”

World Events and the Bible

This article documents the title you have just read. Did Syria’s leadership have a say in the matter? Of course not. Do you see how the global narrative stays the same despite the change in U.S. leadership? Why do you think that is?

It is due to the children of Satan’s control over this nation. It does not matter who becomes “elected,” those running for office were already “selected” for usand it matters not who wins any so-called “fair election“. This should remind us of the Jones Plantation.  Continue reading “U.S. Troops Now Control 1/3 Of Syria”

Reason – by Jacob Sullum

On Friday the Florida Supreme Court confirmed that police officers as well as other citizens are immune from prosecution under state law when they legally use deadly force in self-defense. Under Florida’s “Stand Your Ground” self-defense law, that means they are entitled to a pretrial hearing testing their self-defense claim before prosecutors can go to trial.   Continue reading “Did the Florida Supreme Court Just Give Cops More Leeway to Kill With Impunity?”

The Great Recession

The Big Bear is back. Ursa Majoris in the house of the rising sun, and Taurus is in the house of the setting sun. Those are bad signs for investors who are now daily diving into their horoscopes. The market is pouring out of an inverted Big Dipper, otherwise known as the Big Bear (Ursa Major), and no one (not even the Fed chair) nor any positive event seems able to stop it. I can easily tell you why.   Continue reading “Stock Market’s Stars are Crossed for an Ursa Major Upset”

LMT Online – by Peter Hermann, The Washington Post

WASHINGTON – The D.C. Council on Tuesday could pass new laws restricting the ability of gun owners to modify weapons and require police to seize guns while enforcing protective orders in domestic disputes.

The latter provision – known as a “red flag law” – is gaining popularity, with variants implemented in more than a dozen states, including Maryland. The D.C. version would mandate that authorities take firearms out of the hands of suspected abusers more quickly than is permitted under existing laws. Other proposed laws, if passed, would the ban rapid-fire attachments known as bump stocks and increase penalties for extended magazines, accessories that allow guns to fire faster and hold more bullets.   Continue reading “D.C. proposal would let police take guns from people accused of domestic abuse”

The Organic Prepper – by Meadow Clark

Google used to have an iconic clause in its code of conduct that said, “Don’t be evil.” Yet the clause was recently and quietly sent down the memory hole.

Given the recent House Judiciary Committee hearing involving Google CEO Sundar Pichai to testify on issues like the secretive Dragonfly project that would install a special censorship search engine for Chinese citizens…it’s a little creepy.   Continue reading “Why Did Google Choose NOW to Remove “Don’t Be Evil” Clause from Its Code of Conduct?”

MSN

NEW YORK — Racial justice. Obstruction of justice. Social justice. The Justice Department. Merriam-Webster has chosen “justice” as its 2018 word of the year, driven by the churning news cycle over months and months.

The word follows “toxic,” picked by Oxford Dictionaries, and “misinformation,” plucked by Dictonary.com.   Continue reading “Top of mind: ‘Justice’ is Merriam-Webster’s word of the year”

MSN – by Alex Temblador

The travel community seems to be looking for ways to be more eco-friendly. Destinations are outlawing straws, hotels are recycling soaps, and some cruise ships are working to power their boats with dead fish.

It seems United Airlines is looking for ways to be more environmentally-friendly, too, as they may soon power their jets with biofuel made from trash.   Continue reading “United Airlines May Soon Power Jets With Trash”

FAIR – by David Jaroslav

On November 29, New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal issued a directive turning the Garden State into a sanctuary state. The New Jersey Attorney General, unlike those of most states, is appointed by the governor, in this case Governor Phil Murphy (D), so this appears to be the first case of a state being made into a sanctuary for illegal aliens by the unilateral executive action of a non-elected official.

In short, the directive prohibits all state and local law enforcement agencies and officers in New Jersey from:  Continue reading “New Jersey Becomes a Sanctuary State By Order of Its Attorney General”

AOL

In the wake of a Victoria’s Secret fashion show that many feel failed on the inclusivity front, Spain’s Angela Ponce is poised to make history as the first transgender woman to compete in Miss Universe. The program, which airs at 7 p.m. EST on Sunday from Bankok, Thailand, is a star-studded event that will feature Steve Harvey as onstage host, Ashley Graham backstage, and Ne-Yo as the lead performer.   Continue reading “Miss Spain to make history as first transgender contestant on Miss Universe”

The Eagle – by Caitlin Clark

After a year filled with public hearings, partnership announcements and meetings with landowners, Texas Central Partners is looking toward breaking ground on its Dallas-to-Houston high-speed rail in 2019.

The bullet train, which promises a 90-minute connection between the two major cities with a stop in Grimes County, is still awaiting final approval from the Federal Railroad Administration. Texas Central says construction will start immediately after that hurdle is cleared.  Continue reading “What’s ahead for the Dallas-Houston high-speed rail”