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What kind of government with any rationality or sense would advocate such uncontrolled madness?https://t.co/4OUwlgktnv
— Paul Joseph Watson (@PrisonPlanet) July 30, 2018
Hundreds of gun owners in Florida have been ordered to give up their guns under a new law that took effect after the deadly Parkland shooting in February, according to a report published Monday.
The Risk Protection Order, signed by Florida Gov. Rick Scott just three weeks after a gunman killed 17 people at Stoneman Douglas, aims to temporarily remove weapons from gun owners who have been deemed by a judge to possibly be a threat to themselves or others. Continue reading “More than 450 people in Florida ordered to give up guns under new law, report says”
The British Supreme Court has ruled that doctors and families can revoke a patient’s life support and withhold food and water without his or her consent and without a court hearing.
The decision is particularly concerning — because it comes from a nation that is already pushing towards euthanasia. In the UK, with its government-run health care system, doctors and hospitals are routinely giving up on patients they believe are too far gone, even children such as Charlie Gard or Alfie Evans. In such instances they are pressuring families to allow life support to be revoked from patients they believe have no chance at life — even though other doctors and medical professionals disagree. Continue reading “British Supreme Court Rules Patients Can be Starved to Death Without Consent, Without a Court Hearing”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Southport, NC — All too often those who continuously apologize for crimes committed by police officers are able to justify some of the most egregious instances of outright murder by claiming the officer was a bad apple. Almost as often, however, as TFTP has shown numerous times, the bad apple theory is exactly that—a theory—with no evidence to support it.
Illustrating the nature of the bad apple theory is the fact that another entire police department in North Carolina was suspended recently after the department’s chief and lieutenant were arrested on conspiracy charges. Continue reading “One Bad Apple? Entire Police Dept Suspended Multiple Cops Charged with Conspiracy”
A Florida police officer has died after allegedly being shot in the head by an illegal alien.
Law enforcement confirmed to the media this week that Fort Meyers Officer Adam Jobbers-Miller died in the hospital after being in critical condition for a week following a shootout with an illegal alien from Haiti. Continue reading “Florida Police Officer Dies After Allegedly Shot by Illegal Alien”
A violent Antifa cell based in Portland, Oregon is planning a “direct confrontation” with participants in a pro-Trump rally next Saturday, according to a call to action on the leftist website “It’s Going Down.”
“Rose City Antifa has continued their great work of doxxing the Portland area Proud Boys involved in this violence, and is also calling for militant antifascist resistance against Patriot Prayer,” reads the posting first reported by Cassandra Fairbanks of the Gateway Pundit. Continue reading ““Better Bring Our Own Guns” – Portland Antifa Plotting “Direct Confrontation” At Pro-Trump Rally””
We may have an idea what was the (leaked) reason for today’s selloff in Treasurys, which pushed the 10Y yield just shy of 3.00%.
According to the NYT, the Trump administration is considering a $100 billion unilateral tax cut meant to mainly help the wealthy, and is hopes to bypass Congress in implementing it “a legally tenuous maneuver that would cut capital gains taxation and fulfill a long-held ambition of many investors and conservatives.” Continue reading “Trump Considering Unilateral $100 Billion Tax Cut On The Wealthy”
No traceable gun parts, no background checks, no need for much more than a computer and a 3D printer at home to build one.
They could become the firearms of the future: Plastic-and-resin weapons that American gunsmith and self-described anarchist Cody Wilson wants to spread widely.
On Aug. 1, the 30-year-old Texan intends to legally distribute online blueprints for his single-shot “Liberator” pistol, as well as manuals to complete guns such as the AR-15. Continue reading “3D-printed ‘downloadable’ firearms are coming as soon as Wednesday. They could reshape U.S. gun control”
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Israeli Transtech Control “Airfield Management” software provided by a senior Israeli spymaster was running on the computer systems of many of the airports and U.S. Air Force bases involved in the events of 9/11.
“The deathly precision” and “magnitude of planning” behind the 9-11 attacks would have needed “years of planning.” Such a sophisticated operation would require the “fixed frame” of a state intelligence organization, something not found in a “loose group” of terrorists like the one allegedly led by Mohammed Atta while he studied in Hamburg.
– Eckart Werthebach, former president of German intelligence service to Christopher Bollyn, December 2001 Continue reading “The Computer Crimes of 9/11: How Critical U.S. Airport Computers Were Compromised with Israeli Spyware”
Campus Reform – by Toni Airaksinen
Eugene Lang College, part of The New School in Lower Manhattan, will offer a course next semester for students who wish to fight “heterosexist” explanations of animals and nature.
Taught by Heather Davis, “Queer Ecologies” is a four-credit course offered by the school’s Culture and Media department for students who wish to “disrupt prevailing heterosexist discursive and institutional articulations of sexuality and nature.” Continue reading “Course disputes idea that heterosexual sex is ‘natural’”
Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins
Lehigh County, PA – A disturbing video was posted on Facebook that shows a police officer open fire and shoot multiple rounds at a man who appears to be slowly walking towards him, on the side of the street, near an amusement park.
The man has yet to be identified, and the details released by the South Whitehall Township Police Department have been scarce. Police Chief Glen Dorney confirmed that the man was killed in the shooting, and told WNEP News that the incident started around 6 p.m. on Saturday.
Continue reading “Cop Opens Fire Near Busy Family Park, Kills Unarmed Man For Walking Toward Him”
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. But witnesses tell a different story.
Dawn Wilson, the mother of 19-year-old Sarah Wilson has come forward to speak out about the inconsistencies in the case and the possibility of something far more sinister than a suicide. Continue reading “Police Say Handcuffed Teen Shot Herself in the Head In a Traffic Stop, Witnesses on Video Say Otherwise”
Pro-mass immigration GOP mega-donor billionaire Koch brothers are threatening to support Democrats who push for open borders and multinational free trade in the upcoming midterm elections.
During a conference with millionaire and billionaire donors, officials with the Kochs’ network of organizations said that they would gladly put funding in the pockets of Democrats so long as they support aspects of their agenda, which include promoting mass immigration and job-killing free trade deals. Continue reading “Midterms: Billionaire Koch Brothers Threaten to Support Democrats Pushing Open Borders, Free Trade”
Futurity Science and Technology – by Josh Brown
A flexible material made from multiple layers of chitin from crab shells and cellulose from trees could one day replace plastic packaging film.
“The main benchmark that we compare it to is PET, or polyethylene terephthalate, one of the most common petroleum-based materials in the transparent packaging you see in vending machines and soft drink bottles,” says J. Carson Meredith, a professor in Georgia Tech’s School of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering. Continue reading “How crab shells and trees could keep food fresher”