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Most Americans would be shocked if they knew how many foreign citizens are in our federal government—and at what levels. They don’t know because the mainstream media (or the conservative media, for that matter) almost never talks about it. It is one of the biggest secrets in Washington, D.C.
Back in 2015, Michael Hager wrote a very important missive that appeared in The Hill. Hager said: Continue reading “Our Government Is Awash With Foreign Citizens”
A DISTURBING child prostitution ring in which more than 250 young women and girls were branded with tattoos by their “owners” has been busted in dramatic raids over the past week.
Colombian cops have now arrested 18 people — including Liliana del Carmen Campos Puello who is known as “Madame” — were charged with the sexual exploitation of more than 250 women and girls. Continue reading “Colombian authorities bust sickening child sex ring”
US senators are quietly paving the way for a military aid to Israel that that exceeds $3.8 billion.
The number would amount to $23,000 per year for every family in Israel, according to a Friday report by Minnesota-based news website MintPress News, released amid a media blackout. Continue reading “Senators pass bill to increase US aid to Israel to $3.8 billion”
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (Valley News Live) – It started off as a routine traffic stop.
“He’s a danger to the community, and even more than that, he’s a danger to himself. So law enforcement had an obligation to the citizens of Valley City to take him into custody,” says Lilie Schoenack, the City Attorney for Valley City.
“He is compliant. He is cooperative. He is clearly a 72-year-old man who has some physical problems,” says Cash Aaland, an attorney with Aaland Law Firm. Continue reading “Dashcam video shows events leading up to Valley City man’s death”
Big League Politics – by Peter D’Abrosca
A U.S. District Court Judge in Oregon recently ruled that boys must be allowed to use the girls locker room, showers and bathrooms, and vice versa in public schools throughout the state.
According to Judge Marco Hernandez, for children to “see or be seen by someone of the opposite biological sex while either are undressing or performing bodily functions in a restroom, shower, or locker room does not give rise to a constitutional violation.” Continue reading “Oregon High Schools to Mix Genders in Showers and Bathrooms in New Transgender Ruling”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
A veteran cop from the Guelph police department has been charged and convicted for his role in a savage beating caught on camera of a 17-year-old boy in a hospital — who was restrained to a bed. Failing to take responsibility for his actions, the officer blamed the incident on PTSD.
The incident happened in September of 2016 after the teen was admitted to Guelph General Hospital. The teen was apparently suicidal so he’d been restrained to a hospital bed and was taken to a safe room. Continue reading “Cop Convicted After Savagely Beating a 17yo Boy Chained to Hospital Bed”
The National Rifle Association warns that it is in grave financial jeopardy, according to a recent court filing obtained by Rolling Stone, and that it could soon “be unable to exist… or pursue its advocacy mission.” (Read the NRA’s legal complaint at the bottom of this story.)
The reason, according to the NRA filing, is not its deep entanglement with alleged Russian agents like Maria Butina. Instead, the gun group has been suing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the state’s financial regulators since May, claiming the NRA has been subject to a state-led “blacklisting campaign” that has inflicted “tens of millions of dollars in damages.” Continue reading “The NRA Says It’s in Deep Financial Trouble, May Be ‘Unable to Exist’”
Uber announced it was halting efforts to develop autonomous trucks, a decision that will not affect its ongoing Uber Freight division that matches available loads with truck drivers through a smartphone app.
Uber said it will continue developing self-driving cars, but has shut down the truck unit initially known as Otto. It made a splash in October 2016 when it made a 120-mile autonomous delivery of Budweiser in Colorado. Continue reading “Uber halts development of self-driving trucks”
A Marion County Sheriff’s Office deputy arrested on theft and misconduct charges is accused of stealing five shotguns from a deceased Salem man’s home.
According to a Salem police probable cause statement, Sean Thomas Banks was on-duty when he met a Keizer woman at the home of her recently deceased father in Oct. 2015. Continue reading “Salem police: Deputy stole guns from dead man’s home while on duty”
A federal judge on Friday ordered a total restart of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, in a hit to the Trump administration.
The administration last year announced its plan to phase out the program, which provides a level of amnesty to certain illegal immigrants, many of whom came to the U.S. as children. Continue reading “DACA program should be fully restarted, federal judge rules”
A curious and credible Tweet from the Director of the Nuclear Information Project for the Federation of American Scientists, Hans Kristensen, on August 1, 2018 at 5:14 PM Washington D.C. time claimed that a, “Meteor explodes with 2.1 kilotons force 43 km above missile early warning radar at Thule Air Base.”
The Tweet apparently originated from Twitter user “Rocket Ron”, a “Space Explorer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory”. The original Tweet read, “A fireball was detected over Greenland on July 25, 2018 by US Government sensors at an altitude of 43.3 km. The energy from the explosion is estimated to be 2.1 kilotons.” Rocket Ron’s Tweet hit in the afternoon on Jul. 31. Continue reading “Mystery meteor reportedly makes 2.1 kiloton explosion above US military base — and the Air Force said nothing”
Eleven more U.S. states have joined a lawsuit against the Trump administration over the online distribution of blueprints for 3-D printed guns, after several states on Tuesday convinced a federal judge to block the planned publication of the designs.
California, Colorado, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, North Carolina, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Virginia were added in a Thursday court filing to the list of eight mainly Democratic-controlled states and the District of Columbia who sued the U.S. government in federal court. Continue reading “More U.S. states join lawsuit over online 3-D gun blueprints”