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MESA, Ariz. – Mesa’s police chief is promising an investigation after a video showing officers repeatedly punching a man came to light.
Officers were apparently investigating a May 23 domestic violence call and the man, 33-year-old Robert Johnson, was a friend of the suspect. Continue reading “4 Mesa officers on leave after video shows them beating man”
A few weeks back, the government of Sweden sent out a booklet to every household in the country urging citizens to prepare for war or other crises. A few months back, they told citizens that they should be prepared to last for at least a week without any help from the government. Last night, in the most unsettling move yet, they mobilized the entire Swedish Home Guard for an “unannounced preparedness exercise.” All 40 battalions have been activated, effective immediately. Continue reading “The ENTIRE Swedish Home Guard Was Just Mobilized”
Eight days after 9/11, former EPA administrator Christine Whitman told New Yorkers that the dust-filled air that filled New York City’s skies was safe to breathe. We now know how shockingly false this declaration of safety was.
In fact, more people may have died from healthcare complications resulting from breathing in toxic debris than people who died in the 9/11 attacks nearly 17 years ago. According to the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), more than 500,000 people are battling cancer and other diseases linked to the toxins that poured into the air following the attacks. Of the 500,000 exposed, NIOSH estimates 35,000 will develop cancer at a rate 21 percent higher than the general population. Continue reading “I Represent 9/11 Victims Battling Over 70 Forms of Cancer. Their Fate Is in Congress’ Hands.”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Detroit, OR — Disturbing video captured a Marion County Sheriff’s deputy repeatedly punching a homeless mentally ill man in the face on Monday. The video has since sparked outrage in the community and, according to police, an internal review.
According to police, the homeless man had walked up to an area police had cordoned off while coordinating a search for a missing 67-year-old man and his 40-year-old son. Police said they “were left with no choice but to” arrest him. Continue reading “Mentally Ill Man Punched 17 Times In the Face for Warning Cops About a Cougar”
Israeli authorities have resumed excavation work at the historic Bab Al-Rahma cemetery, just outside the eastern wall of Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem, according to the Palestinian news agency Wafa.
Israel’s Nature And Parks Authority (INPA) reportedly began digging up graves about three weeks ago in order to establish “a national park on parts of the cemetery’s land,” Wafa said. Continue reading “Israel digs up centuriesold Palestinian graves in Jerusalem”
Slinter – by Katherine Krueger
President Donald Trump is spending the morning tweeting about such myriad topics as sports patriotism, his upcoming summit with North Korea, and blaming his terrible immigration policy on the Democrats. He also wants the world to unequivocally know that choosing Jeff Sessions as his attorney general was easily among the worst decisions he’s ever made: Continue reading “Trump Finally Flat-Out Says He Should’ve Hired Basically Anyone on Earth Instead of Jeff Sessions”
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SANDUSKY, Ohio (AP) — U.S. immigration agents made more than 100 arrests Tuesday at a gardening and landscaping company, aided by about 200 law enforcement workers in one of the largest employer stings in recent years.
The 114 arrests occurred at two locations of Corso’s Flower & Garden Center, one in Sandusky, a resort city on Lake Erie, and another in nearby Castalia. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said it expected criminal charges including identity theft and tax evasion. Continue reading “Immigration agents arrest 114 in sting at Ohio landscaper”
Activist Post – by Catherine Frompovich
If readers don’t know what the planet’s hydrologic cycle is, here’s a brief description.
Basically, it is the continuous flow cycle how water is circulated throughout the Earth and the atmosphere. It is the process by which water reaches humans for consumption and the watering of all plant life. The hydrologic cycle consists of various forms of precipitation, i.e., rain, snow, sleet, fog, dew, etc., and evaporation. A most important aspect of the hydrologic cycle is evaporation, i.e., water is lifted from large bodies of water through evaporation; that water vapor condenses to form clouds. That’s where weather geoengineering enters the picture regarding the hydrologic cycle. Continue reading “Is The Planet’s Hydrologic Cycle Screwed Up By Weather Geoengineering?”
Breitbart – by Dr. Susan Berry
The administration of Delaware Gov. John Carney, a Democrat, has reversed a prior policy proposal that would have allowed children to identify as transgender at school without notifying their parents or obtaining their permission.
Delaware education secretary Susan Bunting reversed course after reviewing some 11,000 comments, the majority opposed to the original provision that was termed an “anti-discrimination” policy. Continue reading “Policy Allowing Children to Identify as Transgender Without Parental Permission Reversed”
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CORAL SPRINGS, Fla. – The family of Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg was “swatted” Tuesday morning, prompting deputies to respond to their Parkland home.
A call came into the Broward Sheriff’s Office claiming a hostage situation at the home. Continue reading “Family of Stoneman Douglas student advocate David Hogg ‘swatted’ at home”
Memorial Day weekend proved even bloodier than last year in Chicago.
At least eight people were killed and 25 others wounded in shootings across the city since midnight Friday, police told WLS. Last year, over the entire weekend of the unofficial start of summer, seven people were killed and 45 others were hurt.
The victims, WLS reported, include China Marie Lyons-Upshaw, who was shot in the chest while playing with a gun; Bobbieana Lyons, 20, a young mother shot and killed on her doorstep while celebrating her 2-year-old’s birthday; and a 31-year-old man shot twice in the chest and once in the head after he got into a fight with another man. Continue reading “8 people killed, 25 wounded in bloody weekend in Chicago”
Billionaire industrialist, donor, activist and conservative icon David Koch, 78, will step down from his roles at Koch Industries and other Koch-affiliated organizations due to health reasons, according to an internal memo obtained by CNBC Tuesday.
He will also be leaving his roles as executive positions at Koch Chemical Technology group as well as his role as chairman of the board for the Americans for Prosperity Foundation – the charity associated with the Koch brothers’ primary political organization. He will become director emeritus at Koch industries. Continue reading “David Koch Stepping Down From All Business, Political Activities”
Ormat Technologies operate around the world. They just so happen to have two geothermal plants in Guatemala, and their volcano is getting agitated. They have 80 of these geothermal plants spread around the world.
Here’s the location of one of their Amatitlan, Guatemala geothermal plant: Continue reading “Israeli Owned Geothermal Company that Possibly Fracked Hawaii Volcano to Life has 80 of these Plants”
The Organic Prepper – by Daisy Luther
Remember earlier in the year when the news was abuzz about Day Zero in Cape Town, South Africa? According to the press at the time, the day was looming when the city of 3.74 million people would run completely out of water. First, the date of Day Zero was heralded as April 16th, then May 11th, then June 4th.
Calculating Day Zero took into account maximum evaporation (based on temperature and wind) and existing patterns in agricultural and urban use—an equation that considered both natural and man-made conditions. (source)
Continue reading “If You Think the Water Restrictions in California Are Tough, Check Out Cape Town”