SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

A rooster in Redwood City (the Bay Area of California) has tested positive for Newcastle disease.  The virus is deadly and known to kill chickens by the flock, disrupting the food supply which is already perched precariously in this volatile economy.

This outbreak is so worrisome that the San Mateo County Fair canceled its upcoming poultry show out of an abundance of caution. Usually, about 250 people show chickens at the June event and it’s popular with children who participate in 4-H activities.  Continue reading “Food Supply Alert: Rooster Tests POSITIVE For Deadly Contagious Disease In Northern California”

The Technocratic Tyranny – by Vicki Davis

On March 14, 2019, the Senate Armed Services Committee held a hearing on the budget for the Defense Department.  Acting Defense Secretary Patrick Shanahan and General Joseph Dunford testified.  When it was Senator Josh Hawley’s turn to ask questions, he asked about Google.  The following is a clip of the question and answer. Continue reading “War By Other Means”

Abel Danger

Ed. note: As we have been outlining in several posts at AD, US economic policy planners are not going to stop until they get what they want in Venezuela with President Maduro removed from office. Once Brazil is accepted into NATO like there is now talk on, and there is even the slightest provocation by Venezuela, that will allow Brazil to bring its powerful military down on Venezuela. Outside of the US military, Brazil has the second largest military in the hemisphere. The US-backed Random Guy™ Juan has failed and so this new strategy using Brazil for military intervention has been slowly rolled out. The more aggression against Venezuela increases, the more Venezuela will be forced to turn to Russia and China for economic survival.”The fight is on” and its in the US hemisphere. Continue reading “US Preparing Brazil For Military Assault On Venezuela”

NPR

A San Francisco federal jury unanimously agreed on Tuesday that Roundup caused a man’s cancer — a potentially massive blow to the company that produces the glyphosate-based herbicide currently facing hundreds of similar lawsuits.

After five days of deliberation the jury concluded the weed killer was a “substantial factor” in causing non-Hodgkins lymphoma in Edwin Hardeman, a 70-year-old Sonoma County man.  Continue reading “California Jury Finds Roundup Caused Man’s Cancer”

Conservative Review – by David Horowitz

We are told by the legal profession that nothing can be done to block bogus asylum-seekers from entering our country en masse, obtaining catch-and-release, and remaining here pending the outcome of a court decision that may be years in coming. But why is the DHS not at least deporting those who already went through this tedious process and have been ordered to be deported? Doing so would not only help eliminate public charge and potential gang members and drug runners for MS-13, it would deter the current and future wave waiting at the “conveyor belt” through Mexico from making the trip north.  Continue reading “Why aren’t we deporting illegal aliens who already have deportation orders?”

Daily Wire

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court ruled against immigrants who argued that even if they had committed crimes that made them deportable, the Department of Homeland Security could take them into immigration custody to decide what to do with them after they’ve finished their sentences after more than roughly one day has gone by since their release.

As the Supreme Court noted:  Continue reading “Win For Trump: Supreme Court Rules Against Immigrants With Criminal Records”

Citizens Commission on Human Rights

On December 14th 2012 Adam Lanza attacked students and adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut with an AR-15 rifle leaving 20 children and 6 adults dead.

There have been two recent news stories related to the Adam Lanza case.

One concerns the unethical behavior of Lanza’s former psychiatrist, Dr. Paul Fox.  Continue reading “Sandy Hook Shooter’s Psychiatrist Arrested”

Daily Mail

More than one million people have signed a petition demanding controversial Australian Senator Fraser Anning be removed from parliament.

The petition follows outrage throughout Australia and the world after the independent Queensland senator blamed Islamic immigration for Friday’s Christchurch mosque shooting shortly after the attack had taken place.  Continue reading “More than ONE MILLION Australians sign the biggest-ever petition demanding Fraser Anning be booted from parliament for linking the Christchurch massacre to Muslim immigration”

Sovereign Man – by Simon Black

Starting in 2021, Americans will require permission to visit Europe… technically the 26 borderless countries within Europe’s Schengen area.

The process will start out simple enough, taking about ten minutes to complete and costing around $8.  Continue reading “US Government Canceled 362,000 Passports Last Year Over Back-Taxes”

IMEMC News

Global Actions Follow Record Turnout at Palestinian National BDS Conference

The 15th annual Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW), the largest global boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) mobilization for Palestinian rights, opens today with more than 80 events in 40 cities across Europe, North America and Palestine, featuring protests, lectures, film screenings, and cultural events. IAW is expected to be held in more than 200 cities worldwide. IAW officially kicked off Saturday the 16th in the occupied Palestinian city of Al-Bireh, where the Palestinian BDS National Committee (BNC) convened the Sixth National BDS Conference – a grassroots, civil society gathering with over 900 participants.  Continue reading “Israeli Apartheid Week Opens Worldwide, As Netanyahu Confirms Discriminatory Regime”

Anti-War – by Jason Ditz

With everyone still reeling at the announcement of the $750 billion proposed military budget for 2020, a huge increase, the Trump Administration is now offering a proposed spying budget that is similarly looking for a substantial increase over the previous year.

The proposal stands at $86 billion, and is a six percent increase over the previous year. As with the military proposal, it rests heavily on the administration playing up the threat posed by Russia and China.  Continue reading “Trump Proposes $86 Billion Spy Budget”

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Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Chesapeake, VA — A mother is grieving and also crying foul after police say her 19-year-old daughter killed herself during a routine traffic stop. According to the mother, police told her that her daughter was handcuffed when she somehow got a gun and shot herself. Now, after “investigating themselves” police have officially closed the case despite witnesses and a video telling a different story.

Sarah Wilson committed suicide on July 25, 2018, during a traffic stop near the intersection of Berkley Avenue and Wilson Road, according to the Chesapeake Police Department. According to police, while handcuffed with her hands behind her back, Wilson was able to acquire a gun, place it in her mouth, and pull the trigger.  Continue reading “Police Claim Teen Shot Herself in the Mouth With Hands Cuffed Behind Her Back During Traffic Stop”

Anchorage Daily News

JUNEAU — The Alaska Permanent Fund has surpassed the oil industry and all other taxes combined as the cornerstone of the state budget, according to an updated forecast from the Alaska Department of Revenue.

According to the figures released Friday and presented Monday to the Senate Finance Committee, the Permanent Fund will deliver $2.7 billion to the state treasury this fiscal year. The oil industry will pay $2.1 billion in taxes and royalties. The state will collect another $548 million in other revenue, according to the latest forecast.

Continue reading “Permanent Fund revenue tops oil and taxes as Alaska’s budget foundation”

Anchorage Daily News

Two Rivers musher Richie Beattie said he thought his 5-year-old sled dog named Oshi was just tired on Thursday on the way to the Iditarod finish line in Nome. Two days later, Oshi died.

“We’re devastated,” Beattie said in an interview on Monday. “Losing her is no different than losing a family member.”

Continue reading “‘We’re devastated’: Iditarod rookie thought his dog was tired heading into Nome. It died 2 days later.”

Activist Post – by John Whitehead

“In too much of policing today, officer safety has become the highest priority. It trumps the rights and safety of suspects. It trumps the rights and safety of bystanders. It’s so important, in fact, that an officer’s subjective fear of a minor wound from a dog bite is enough to justify using potentially lethal force, in this case at the expense of a 4-year-old girl. And this isn’t the first time. In January, an Iowa cop shot and killed a woman by mistake while trying to kill her dog. Other cops have shot other kids, other bystanders, their partners, their supervisors and even themselves while firing their guns at a dog. That mind-set is then, of course, all the more problematic when it comes to using force against people.”—Journalist Radley Balko

Continue reading “Don’t Shoot The Dogs: The Growing Epidemic Of Cops Shooting Family Dogs”