Greenville News

Even the staunchest advocate for preserving South Carolina’s civil asset forfeiture powers admits that cops have an incentive to seize people’s property for their own department’s benefit.

Jarrod Bruder, the executive director of the South Carolina Sheriff’s Association who frequently lobbies for law enforcement interests at the Statehouse, said that without the incentive of profit from civil forfeiture, officers probably wouldn’t pursue drug dealers and their cash as hard as they do now.    Continue reading “SC cops defend keeping cash they seize: ‘What’s the incentive’ otherwise?”

CBS News

Lawmakers in Washington State are proposing a bill that would no longer allow parents to cite philosophical or personal reasons for not vaccinating their child as the region battles a growing measles outbreak. Currently, 18 states allow those exemptions. The 56 confirmed cases in the Pacific Northwest have prompted the governor of Washington to declare a state of emergency.

Monica Stonier is the state representative for Clark County, Washington, the area hit hardest by the outbreak. In her county alone, there is currently 51 confirmed cases of the measles, and another 13 suspected.   Continue reading “Washington state weighs vaccination bill as measles outbreak spreads”

AMG-News – by Medeea Greere

Decades before President George H.W. Bush introduced the “New World Order” (NWO) into the American vernacular, the Rockefeller family and their minions were making plans to expend America’s post-World War II power to bring about such an order.

In the course of researching Laurance Rockefeller for my last entry, Why are the Rockefellers and the Jesuits guiding the UFO Disclosure Movement?, I came across a book titled   Continue reading “Evidence: The Rockefeller Plan For The BRICS New World Order, in Their Own Words…”

CBS News

CHICAGO (CBS) — Before Nicholas Cruz killed 17 people at Florida’s Parkland High School last year he posted images of guns, bullets and a dead frog on Instagram. And before former Marine Ian David Long gunned down 12 last year at a California bar he posted on Facebook, “I hope people call me insane.”

“This is something my community is demanding action on,” said Rep. Daniel Didech (D-Buffalo Grove).   Continue reading “New Gun Bill Would Require Buyers To Reveal Social Media History”

Old-Thinker News – by Daniel Taylor

If you don’t want to believe what alternative media has warned about for decades, the Washington Post told us what was coming 11 years ago in a 2008 “future history” piece.

What was warned about by the Post?   Continue reading “Washington Post Told America of Globalist Plan to be Implemented by 2025”

Fellowship of the Minds – by DCG

The non-profit firm Ecotrust was just awarded a tax break of $1.3 million because of their promise to create 5 warehouse jobs in a low income area in a suburb of Portland.

The founder of Ecotrust, Spencer Beebe, is a 51-year-old man who doesn’t have a Wikipedia page (even though Ecotrust does have one). What I’ve been able to find out about Spencer:   Continue reading “Oregon non-profit secures $1.3M tax break (to create 5 jobs) even though under DOJ investigation for previous tax break project”

Market Watch

NOGALES, Ariz. (AP) — Officials in a small Arizona border city are decrying the installation of new razor wire that now covers the entirety of a tall border wall through downtown.

The city council in Nogales, which sits on the border with Nogales, Mexico, is set to consider a proclamation Wednesday night condemning the use of concertina wire.  Continue reading “Arizona mayor wants ‘lethal’ border wall wire removed — the U.S. military recently installed it”

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Breitbart – by John Binder

President Trump is reversing his campaign commitment to reduce overall legal immigration levels to the United States in order to raise the wages of America’s working and middle class, as he is now demanding more immigration.

During his State of the Union (SOTU) address this week, Trump went off-script while discussing national immigration policy, saying he wanted to admit “the largest numbers ever” of legal immigrants to the country.   Continue reading “Trump Reverses Wage-Boosting Campaign Commitment, Demands More Legal Immigration: ‘We Need People’”

ABC News

After five days of drinking melted snow, bundled up in a Jeep buried in feet of snow to protect them from freezing temperatures, Maia Herman-Kitami and Carlos Hernandez couldn’t have been happier to see a group of strangers on snowmobiles.

Their incessant honking of the horn made that clear.   Continue reading “California couple rescued from Mendocino National Forest after being stranded in snow for 5 days in their Jeep”

ABC News 7

LOS ANGELES (KABC) — Army helicopters landing on Wilshire Boulevard and other military activities are turning parts of Los Angeles into scenes from a war movie this week.

The military is conducting training exercises, but they have caught many locals by surprise.

When a helicopter flew low in between buildings in downtown Los Angeles, it raised a few alarms.   Continue reading “Military exercises rattling nerves around LA”

Occidental Observer – by Thomas Dalton

Throughout history, the power and influence of the Jewish Lobby has been legendary.  This power in turn derives not from political might, nor from popular support, nor from moral rectitude, nor from God.  It is, simply, the power of money.  The wealthy have always held disproportionate influence in their societies, typically to the benefit of individuals or their families.  But when a distinct ethnic minority works more or less collectively, with great wealth behind them then that minority can exercise massively disproportionate power.  This power is amplified by Jewish power deriving from ownership of media in the media age, their position as creators of media content (here, p. lvi), and their influence on elite culture, particularly in the academic world.   Continue reading “A Brief Look at Jewish Wealth”

Middle East Monitor

Pro-Israeli groups have suffered a major defeat in a US court after a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against the American Studies Association’s (ASA) resolution to endorse the call to boycott Israeli academic institutions as part of the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) movement.

On Monday a district court in Washington threw out the lawsuit against ASA, which is the oldest scholarly organisation devoted to the interdisciplinary study of US culture and history. The federal judge ruled that the anti-BDS plaintiffs were unable to explain how they were injured by the boycott, a requirement for the lawsuit to go forward.   Continue reading “US federal judge dismisses lawsuit against BDS supporters”

The Weather Channel

Winter Storm Lucian continued to bring snow, freezing rain and sleet to much of the middle section of the nation early Thursday, and officials were again asking motorists to stay off roads.

The storm, which has been blamed in the deaths of at least four people, shut down highways from Arizona to North Dakota. Hundreds of schools were closed for the day.   Continue reading “Winter Storm Lucian Responsible for 4 Deaths; Nearly 170,000 Without Power”

The College Fix – by Jennifer Kabbany

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‘We recognize the great privileges we have been given, and wish to at least partially repay our debts’

Georgetown University students will soon vote on whether they want to tax themselves to benefit the descendants of slaves sold by the university in the 1830s.   Continue reading “Georgetown students may pay reparations for slavery with new student fee”