Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Atlanta, GA — The family of a 26-year-old Atlanta man who was killed after police shot him 76 times has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the officers involved.

In August of 2016, police broke down the door of Jamarion Robinson’s girlfriend’s home in Parkside Camp Creek Luxury Apartments and began spraying the interior of the apartment with bullets. Robinson was killed by multiple police task force officers from several different departments, including the U.S. Marshal Service.   Continue reading “Mother Sues After Cops Barge Into Mentally Ill Son’s Apartment, Shoot Him 76 Times”

The Great Recession

The market’s last chaotic day closed in a way that befit the entire year. Up, down, up harder, down harder, and done!

It looked like the violence of the day may have come from the Plunge Protection Team attempting to push the market up in the middle of the afternoon, except that the middle of the afternoon doesn’t fit the PPT’s MO because the birthing-sized push didn’t come in the PPT’s usual obvious final-hour press. So, what was the push in the penultimate hours all about?   Continue reading “It’s Up, It’s Down, It’s Done — a Day in a Year of the Dow.”

CNS News – by Terrence P. Jeffrey

The Internal Revenue Service had in its weapons inventory 4,487 guns and 5,062,006 rounds of ammunition as of late 2017, according to a report published this month by the Government Accountability Office.

Included in this arsenal, according to the GAO, were 15 “fully automatic firearms” and 56,000 rounds of ammunition for those fully automatic firearms.   Continue reading “GAO: IRS Had 4,487 Guns; 5,062,006 Rounds of Ammunition”

WTNH 4 News

NEW HAVEN, Conn. (WTNH) – Connecticut state law is making flu shots for Pre-K students between the ages of 2 and 4 mandatory. Kids have until Monday to get the vaccine or they won’t be able to go back to school.

To protect you and your kids from the flu, the city of New Haven wll hold a flu clinic at the Health Department building on 54 Meadow street from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.     Continue reading “Connecticut law states mandatory flu shot for Pre-K students before the new year”

Campus Reform – by Jon Street

America’s second oldest women-only college will begin accepting admission applications from transgender and “non-binary” candidates.

Stephens College in Columbia, Mo. made the announcement in a recent email to students. The college had been discussing the policy change since 2014, according to KOMU-TV.    Continue reading “Second oldest women’s college accepts transgender students”

Collective Evolution – by Richard Enos

The website endthefed.org introduces us to the Federal Reserve as follows:

The Federal Reserve, “the Fed”, is the central bank of the United States of America that was created in 1913 by Congress. It is a banking cartel that has a government-granted monopoly on the creation of money and credit. The Fed literally loans “money” (Federal Reserve Notes) into existence. Federal Reserve Notes are paper promises backed by nothing of intrinsic value and they are only functioning as money because the government forces them on the public through legal tender laws.  Federal Reserve Notes are referred to as dollars but are not.  The definition of a dollar is a weight of silver (371 grains). To put it simply, the Fed is a group of banks running a national counterfeiting operation with the protection of the government.

Continue reading “The Truth About All Central Bank Controlled Nations: Here’s How The Financial System Really Works”

The Weather Channel

Roadways were still snowy and slick a day after Winter Storm Eboni closed interstates, highways and spawned treacherous travel conditions that turned deadly in three states.

At least four deaths are linked to the powerful snowstorm that caused numerous crashes across the Plains and Upper Midwest this week. On Friday, the storm brought trouble to New England states.

Continue reading “Four Dead After Winter Storm Eboni Creates Treacherous Travel Conditions”

The Monroe Doctrine and the Marshall plan has been conveniently turned upside down to ruin our country in which our forefathers have fought to elevate. Hundreds of thousands of American soldiers have fought and died  for absolutely seemingly nothing, as our freedoms have vanished. Bill of Rights ignored, turned into nothing more than a piece of paper according to past and present presidents of the United States.   Continue reading “Guatemala and Honduras Given $180 million a Year From America To Do Nothing More Than Promote Communism And Socialism Throughout America To Fit The Globalization’s Directive.”

AOL

Bre Payton, a staff writer at the right-wing website The Federalist, died on Friday at age 26 after a brief and sudden illness.

The news was reported on Twitter by Payton’s good friend, San Diego politician Morgan Murtaugh, who found the 26-year-old Payton unconscious in her room Thursday morning before rushing her to a San Diego hospital for treatment.   Continue reading “Bre Payton, staff writer for The Federalist, dies at 26”

Huffington Post – by Maria Fang

Asked if she was “moving in the direction of politics,” Angelina Jolie suggested Friday that she would consider running for public office in the future if “I’m needed” but added that she would prefer to focus on her work with refugees and women’s rights.

“Honestly, if you asked me 20 years ago, I would’ve laughed. I really don’t know. I always say I’ll go where I’m needed. I don’t know if I’m fit for politics. But then I’ve also joked that I don’t know if I have a skeleton left in my closet, so I’m pretty open and out there,” the actress, director and humanitarian activist told the BBC while serving as a guest editor of its morning radio show “Today.” “I can take a lot on the chin, so that’s good.”   Continue reading “Angelina Jolie Doesn’t Rule Out Running For Public Office”

NBC News

Located in a remote region of Argentina, the Chinese government says the station is used to research the dark side of the moon, but experts believe it could be linked to espionage. NBC News’ Richard Engel investigates.   Continue reading “Could this Chinese satellite station be used to spy on the U.S.?”

WCAX

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) Should criminal action be forgiven if it’s done for the greater good? That’s the case nine disorderly conduct defendants are making following a summer protest against President Donald Trump’s immigration policy.

“I would absolutely do this all again,” said Rachel Siegel, who along with he 14-year-old daughter was arrested in late July. They were among a group of people that blocked a road outside a Williston U.S. Customs and Immigration Enforcement facility. “It’s important in the great tradition of civil disobedience to follow our higher moral code and that sometimes it’s contrary to the law of our government.”   Continue reading “Vermont ICE protestors use ‘necessity defense’”

Daily Mail

California authorities have arrested the illegal immigrant suspected of killing a cop on Christmas day, local authorities say.

Suspect Gustavo Perez Arriaga, 32, was arrested in Bakersfield on Friday morning for killing Newman Police Department Corporal Ronil Singh, 33, on the morning of December 25, according to the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Department.     Continue reading “California cops arrest illegal immigrant member of Mexico’s notoriously violent Sureños gang who ‘shot dead a 33-year-old police officer during a traffic stop in California on Christmas day’”

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Daily Mail

A Southern California mayor is defending his city’s decision to destroy old police shooting and internal investigation records.

The city of Inglewood made the decision to shred the records at a City Council meeting earlier this month, according to a report by the Los Angeles Times.   Continue reading “California city to destroy more than 100 police shooting records before new law allows public access”

Ready Nutrition – by Jeremiah Johnson

Mullein is a pretty easy herb to come by. It grows in “waste” places; that is to say, in arid, rocky, or sandy soil without many nutrients. It is a pretty common sight all over the United States and is actually considered a nuisance by many, although it was brought to the U.S. from Europe in the 1700s for its medicinal value. Its scientific name is Verbascum thapsus,and it is a biennial, meaning that it takes two years to complete its life-cycle.   Continue reading “The Healing Properties of Mullein – Especially During the Cold and Flu Season”

Investment Watch

Is this what the beginning looks like? Is this a test run of an EMP style weapon to see if they can knock out power and communications at the same time, perhaps just in a limited test run? These transformers going down, along with the major internet outages across the country, do not bode well for me.

First step in a war is to knock out power and communications…   Continue reading “Grid going down, transformers exploding, CenturyLink and Verizon major internet outages, 911 call centers going dark…”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Following a string of stories published this year about its work for autocratic regimes in Saudi Arabia (including work that helped the Saudi government crack down on dissidents living abroad), China and elsewhere, vaunted consulting firm McKinsey has endured a firestorm of criticism. But a story published Friday by the Wall Street Journal revealed that a former partner for the consulting firm has languished in a Saudi prison since Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman’s now-infamous “anti-corruption purge” cash grab/political crackdown.   Continue reading “McKinsey Partner Imprisoned And Beaten By Saudi Arabia”