Collective Evolution – by Arjun Walia

It’s astonishing to me how the topic of anti-gravity is still be placed in the “conspiracy theory” realm. This isn’t the stuff of conspiracy theories or “fringe” science, it’s a field full of reputable scientists and scholars, and real-world examples that have come not only from hard evidence but from extremely credible witness testimony as well.  One thing is for certain when talking about such topics: one must delve into the black budget world.   Continue reading “The Man Who Was Sentenced To 14 Years For Making ‘Anti-Gravity’ Vehicles”

Investment Watch – by liverpoolwin

The flu shot has killed a senator who promoted it, even he realized that the symptoms were caused by it, died age 47. None of the mainstream media are reporting the obvious link with the vaccine, whereas if he had had flu or measles they would use the story to drum for more vaccines.

RIP to Senator José R. Peralta, another victim of pro vaccine propaganda.   Continue reading “Senator promotes flu shot, receives it, gets sick and dies age 47”

Daily Mail

Migrants approaching the U.S. border from Mexico were enveloped with tear gas Sunday after a few tried to breach the fence separating the two countries.

U.S. agents shot the gas, according to an Associated Press reporter on the scene. Children were screaming and coughing in the mayhem.

Mexico vowed Sunday to deport about 500 migrants who tried to ‘violently’ and ‘illegally’ cross the U.S. border, according to the Mexican Interior Ministry in a statement.   Continue reading “US agents fire tear gas and rubber bullets at hundreds of migrants who try to storm the border fence and force authorities to shut the crossing down”

Carroll County Times

A Westminster tradition bringing gifts and necessities to local families in need is bigger than ever for its 15th year.

Wednesday morning, Nov. 21, Shop With A Cop in Westminster began with the unveiling of the “Angel Tree” at Walmart in Westminster.   Continue reading “Shop With A Cop in Westminster kicking off 15th year”

NCPR

Rage rooms are new businesses where people are invited to break things like bottles and old electronics. The idea is to relieve stress. Work off a little tension. One recently opened in a Rochester suburb, but is breaking things really a good stress reliever?

In Henrietta, off Jefferson Road, in a shopping plaza, right next to the dollar tree – there’s a little shop with a big sign out front that says SMASH THERAPY – GRAND OPENING.  Continue reading “Smashing things feels good, but are rage rooms OK?”

CBC News

RCMP officers were given permission to break the law 73 times on the job last year — the highest number on record — according to a new report.

Police officers are not immune from criminal liability while doing their jobs, but a decade-old tweak to the Criminal Code allows for a temporary dispensation during investigations.  Continue reading “RCMP officers given permission to break the law a record 73 times in 2017, report shows”

Fox News

Prosecutors in Washington are demanding that minors be covered by the state’s “red flag” law, which allows for guns to be seized with a court order, according to a report.

State law is silent on whether a judge can issue an Extreme Risk Protection Order, or ERPO, in the case of a minor, but there is a move now to change that, KIRO-TV reports.  Continue reading “‘Red flag’ gun law should include minors, Washington state prosecutors say”

Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn

There is a bill in the New York State Assembly, S. 9191, which would require:   Continue reading “New York state bill to require review of gun-license applicants’ social media & search history”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: Why are so many against Christianity? It frees the soul and teaches men to think, it teaches men to reach for freedom and fascist governments do not like that. It is bad for the globalists plans to unite the world.

Continue reading “Half A Billion Christians Facing Global Persecution”

AOL

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexico’s incoming government denied a report Saturday that it plans to allow asylum-seekers to wait in the country while their claims move through U.S. immigration courts, one of several options the Trump administration has been pursuing in negotiations for months.

“There is no agreement of any sort between the incoming Mexican government and the U.S. government,” future Interior Minister Olga Sanchez said in a statement.   Continue reading “Incoming Mexico gov’t: No deal to host U.S. asylum-seekers”

Activist Post – by Press for Truth

Google’s parent company Alphabet Inc. owns a company called Sidewalk Labs, and they are working with the Canadian government to launch a new “smart city” at the waterfront of downtown Toronto called “Quayside.”

Quayside is proposing a centralized identity management system which each resident uses to access public services such as library cards and health care. Other plans include driverless cars, “mixed-use” spaces that change according to the market’s demands, heated streets, and “sensor-enabled waste separation.”  Continue reading “The AGENDA 2030 SMART CITY Challenge — Gov’t To Award $75 Million For Best Smart City Design”

Chicago Tribune

The Trump administration has won the support of Mexico’s incoming government for a plan to remake U.S. border policy by requiring asylum seekers to wait in Mexico while their claims move through U.S. courts, according to Mexican officials and senior members of president-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s transition team.

The agreement would break with long-standing asylum rules and place a formidable new barrier in the path of Central American migrants attempting to reach the United States and escape poverty and violence. By reaching the accord, the Trump administration has also overcome Mexico’s historic reticence to deepen cooperation with the United States on an issue widely seen here as America’s problem.   Continue reading “Deal with Mexico would make asylum seekers wait outside U.S. border”

Fox News

Firefighters responding to reports of an electrical fire at a Houston church found no signs of a blaze, but instead discovered an illegal game room inside, authorities said.

Four people were found Friday trapped inside a room containing 100 gambling machines at the Word of Life Church, KHOU-TV reported.  Continue reading “Church fire leads to discovery of illegal gambling room, authorities say”

Activist Post – by Aaron Kesel

A bill silently passed through Congress and to U.S. President Donald Trump’s desk that was signed right before Thanksgiving last week, which would re-designate the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s National Protection and Programs Directorate (NPPD) into a new agency called the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA.)

A statement from President Trump was issued on the White House website:  Continue reading “U.S. Silently Passes And Signs Bill To Create New Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency”

The Telegraph

Badly behaved toddlers are being branded mentally unwell, a major NHS report reveals which claims that one in 18 preschoolers is suffering from a psychological condition.

The first official survey of children’s mental health since 2004 concludes that hundreds of thousands of two to four-year-olds have “at least one mental disorder”.   Continue reading “Defiant toddlers are being branded mentally unwell, NHS report finds”

Sacramento Bee

PARADISE  Brad Weldon has lived in Paradise his entire life, and wasn’t about to leave his home or his blind, 90-year-old mother behind when the Camp Fire hit.

And he’s not going to leave now that the fire is gone, though not much is left of the town he remembers. Continue reading “Generators, Coors and canned food. How these ‘mountain boys’ are surviving in Paradise”

The Burning Platform

The haunting Gary Jules version of the Tears for Fears’ Mad World speaks to me in these tumultuous mad times. It must speak to many others, as the music video has been viewed over 132 million times. The melancholy video is shot from the top of an urban school building in a decaying decrepit bleak neighborhood with school children creating various figures on the concrete pavement below. The camera pans slowly to Gary Jules singing on the rooftop and captures the concrete jungle of non-descript architecture, identical office towers, gray cookie cutter apartment complexes, and a world devoid of joy and vibrancy.   Continue reading “Mad World”