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American celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, the Emmy-winning host of CNN‘s “Parts Unknown,” has died from suicide, the network said Friday. He was 61. . . .
“We learned this morning about the death by hanging of an American chef at a luxury hotel of Kaysersberg, Le Chambard,” a prosecutor in Kaysersberg-Vignoble told French newspaper Dernière Nouvelle D’alsace. “At this point nothing suggests the intervention of a third party.” . . . Continue reading “So Was Anthony Bourdain’s Death A Message?”
Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins
Many of the politicians, mainstream media pundits, and students who call for stricter gun control laws insist that they are only seeking “common sense” gun legislation. But in reality, the real issues that lead to mass shootings are being ignored and the rhetoric that is being shared in the name of “safety,” is instead chipping away at the Second Amendment, and in some cases, pushing to repeal it altogether. Continue reading “5 Facts Proving ‘They Are Coming For Your Guns’ Is Not A Conspiracy Theory”
A limited liability company that includes the Texas A&M University System will manage Los Alamos National Laboratory, the Department of Energy announced Friday.
Triad National Security, LLC — principals are the Texas A&M system, Batelle Memorial Institute and the University of California — was awarded the contract to manage and operate the laboratory in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Continue reading “Texas A&M System partnership wins bid to manage Los Alamos National Laboratory”
Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins
As the death toll near the border in Gaza continues to grow, and Israeli military snipers shoot and kill innocent women and children, journalists, and nurses rendering aid to wounded victims, Americans should consider the influence Israeli forces are having on police in the United States, given the extensive training select law enforcement officials receive during seminars in Israel that have been ongoing for years.
It may sound like a “conspiracy theory,” but the close relationship between the U.S. and Israel—which costs American taxpayers nearly $4 billion a year—has extended to the training of law enforcement, and dozens of American officials are sent to Israel to train with Israeli law enforcement each year. Continue reading “The Same Military That Guns Down Peaceful Women and Children Is Training Cops In The US”
On Tuesday morning, police in Broward County, Florida, received a disturbing call that led deputies and a SWAT team to the home of David Hogg, a student gun control activist and survivor of the February mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
Hogg and his family were not home when the SWAT team showed up, and the cops quickly realized that the call was a prank. Continue reading “Interview With The Hacker Who Claims to Have “Swatted” David Hogg”
Ripped men in white underwear, pink bunny ears and black bow ties gyrated through the streets of Israel’s Tel Aviv on Friday along with drag queens and others to loud trance music for the annual Gay Pride Parade — the biggest event of its kind in the region.
The Tel Aviv Municipality said over 250,000 people celebrated at the city’s 20th Gay Pride Parade, an event that draws people from around the world to party at the Israeli beach city that has built an image of an oasis of tolerance for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community. Continue reading “Over 250,000 revelers flood Tel Aviv for Israel’s biggest ever Gay Pride parade”
It just never ends. No matter how much publicity these scams get, no matter how many years old the internet is, people still hand over their money to scammers.
It doesn’t matter how old you are; last year, in fact, more consumers age 20 to 29 reported losing money to fraud than the over-70 crowd did. Continue reading “9 internet scams we’re still falling for in 2018”
Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns
Masontown, PA – When the president of the city council learned about theft committed by the local police and began calling for an audit of the department over “seemingly corrupt and unethical actions,” police responded by raiding his home and stealing from his property.
John Stoffa told The Free Thought Project that he raised his concerns about past theft within the department at a city council meeting in January, and he openly called for an audit. Days after the meeting, in what is now alleged be a clear act of retaliation, Stoffa’s home was raided by police. Continue reading “Cops Raid City Council President’s Home After He Exposed Their Corruption”
When science is funded by the government, it becomes ideological. That is to say, it goes insane. For example, the National Institutes of Health has so far spent $347,176 of our money on a study that will match lesbians with the most “sexually acceptable” method of birth control, “thereby helping women fully realize the social, economic, and health benefits” of keeping babies away. No really: Continue reading “NIH Studies Birth Control for Lesbians”
Activist Post – by Derrick Broze
An Israeli company has announced plans to launch new “autonomous” surveillance products which are specifically designed to monitor large metropolitan areas.
On Thursday, Israeli surveillance technology company Jenovice announced a slew of new surveillance products aimed at monitoring Wi-Fi enabled devices in order to gain intelligence on targets. The announcement was part of a presentation – “Tactical Wi-Fi Interception – Identify, Acquire, Intercept” – given at the Intelligence Support Systems for Electronic Surveillance, Social Media/DarkNet Monitoring and Cyber Crime Investigations, or ISS World Europe Conference, in Prague. Continue reading “Israeli Company Is Selling Autonomous Surveillance Systems to Governments Around the World”
For many of us, clean, drinkable water comes right out of the tap. But for billions it’s not that simple, and all over the world researchers are looking into ways to fix that. Today brings work from Berkeley, where a team is working on a water-harvesting apparatus that requires no power and can produce water even in the dry air of the desert. Hey, if a cactus can do it, why can’t we?
While there are numerous methods for collecting water from the air, many require power or parts that need to be replaced; what professor Omar Yaghi has developed needs neither. Continue reading “This box sucks pure water out of dry desert air”
A group of parents in Minnesota called Stop CPS From Legally Kidnapping Children has filed a request in federal court to “shut down the state’s child protection services, stop serial abuse of families and overturn the unconstitutional laws by which the agency operates,” according to a press release published Tuesday.
The group, led by Dwight Mitchell, a father who says his son was illegally taken from him for 22 months, first filed a civil rights complaint in April, and this week they vocally publicized their call to shut down the child services agency, which they claim engages in systemic lying, withholding information, and fabricating evidence. They are asking the federal court to suspend the state’s agency from enforcing child protection laws, and according to a petition signed by almost 5,000 people, are also demanding changes to the laws themselves. Continue reading “Over 1,200 Minnesota Parents Are Suing to Shut Down Child Protective Services”