Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

“I probably don’t have much time left. Tell my mom I love her if I die,” 16-year-old Kyle Plush told police—who had no problem ignoring him until it was too late.

Cincinnati, OH — A tragic case of police incompetence and neglect unfolded this month which led to the death of a young boy who desperately needed help from police. Calling 911 multiple times did nothing and the boy died as police ignored his pleas. Now, days after his tragic death, police have released body camera footage showing the officers who “searched” for the boy never even got out of their car and joked as he died.   Continue reading “Body Cam Shows Cops Never Got Out of Car to Look for Trapped Boy as He Died Right By Them”

WND

The knife control movement has crossed the Atlantic.

Just days after the mayor of London, where stabbings have surged in recent years, tweeted that anyone caught with a knife “will feel the full force of the law,” a Texas mother who lost her son in a knife attack is taking action.   Continue reading “Knife control movement crosses Atlantic”

Tennessean – by Dave Boucher

The 29-year-old Illinois man accused of carrying out a fatal shooting Sunday morning at an Antioch Waffle House previously had weapons removed from his possession after a 2017 arrest near the White House.

Newly obtained Illinois police records also show the suspected shooter thought he was being stalked by Taylor Swift and had previously threatened people with an AR-15 rifle.   Continue reading “Waffle House shooting: Father of suspect Travis Reinking previously took away son’s guns”

Local 10 News

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Days after Broward County Circuit Judge Merrilee Ehrlich told an inmate her request for medical care was irrelevant, the woman died at home, relatives said Friday.

Ehrlich resigned late Friday from her current position after some in the legal community criticized the judge for her behavior that day.   Continue reading “Wheelchair user dies days after ‘tyrannical’ judge ignores request for breathing treatment”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Seventh-round NFL draft pick Pat Tillman wasted no time in setting records for tackles on the football field for the Arizona Cardinals. But in the Spring of 2002, after marrying his childhood sweetheart, Tillman walked away from his multi-million-dollar NFL salary and joined the Army with his brother.

Tillman’s departure from the NFL was widely publicized, as was his death on the battlefield of Afghanistan in 2004. The Pentagon, President George W. Bush, and what seemed like all of America, celebrated Tillman’s heroic death. However, Tillman’s death was not heroic by any means. He was shot and killed by his fellow U.S. soldiers. But once the deception about his story was propagandized, little could be done to undo how the military and the White House had capitalized on his death.   Continue reading “14 Years Ago Today, Pat Tillman Was Killed and Gov’t Covered Up the Truth to His Death to Sell War”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

An unpublished Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study confirms Florida State University criminologist Gary Kleck’s findings of more than two million defensive handgun uses (DGUs) per year.

Since the early 1990s, Kleck has maintained that there is a minimum of 760,000 DGUs annually. That is his low estimate; Kleck and research partner Marc Gertz have contended the actual number is closer to 2.5 million.   Continue reading “Unpublished CDC Study Confirms over 2 Million Annual Defensive Gun Uses”

The New Observer

A new drug-resistant (XDR) strain of typhoid in Pakistan is just a small genetic step away from becoming completely untreatable—and health experts expect it to spread worldwide, thanks to extensive Pakistani migration and “asylum seekers” in western countries.

According to a report in the Arstechnica science magazine, Ttphoid fever, caused by Salmonella enterica serovar Typhi bacteria, is endemic to Pakistan, caused directly by “poor infrastructure, crowded urban areas, and insufficient access to healthcare.”  Continue reading “Drug-Resistant Typhoid in Pakistan “To Go Worldwide””

Yahoo News

NEWNAN, Ga. — A heavily militarized police force of some 400 officers aggressively patrolled a small neo-Nazi rally in this city 40 miles southwest of Atlanta on Saturday and arrested about 10 counterprotesters, many for the crime of wearing a mask.

Police officers arrived before the rally began and approached a group of about 50 anti-fascist protesters. They demanded the protesters remove their masks or face arrest. The officers — who wore bulletproof vests and helmets, and carried semi-automatic rifles — cornered the anti-fascist protesters, then grabbed those who were still masked, tossing them to the ground and handcuffing them.   Continue reading “Militarized Cops At Tiny Georgia Neo-Nazi Rally Arrest Counterprotesters For Wearing Masks”

Fox News

Authorities launched a manhunt for a gunman after at least four people were killed and several others were injured early Sunday in a shooting at a Tennessee Waffle House, police said.

The alleged gunman, Travis Reinking, 29, began shooting at patrons around 3:25 a.m. Sunday at the Waffle House, located about 16 miles southeast of downtown Nashville, before fleeing the scene, Metro Nashville police said. Authorities had initially identified Reinking as a person of interest, but later said the 29-year-old was a suspect.    Continue reading “Waffle House shooting leaves 4 dead, several injured; gunman sought”

BBC News

A Palestinian professor and member of the Hamas militant organisation has been killed in a drive-by shooting on the streets of the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur.

The family of Fadi al-Batsh, 35, has accused Israel’s spy agency Mossad of being behind his killing on Saturday.   Continue reading “Palestinian lecturer and Hamas member killed in Malaysia”

Weather Channel

The Lyrid meteor shower is underway, and stargazers will have a full week to spot a shooting star.

If cloud cover is minimal and the sky remains moonless, skywatchers should be able to see up to 20 meteors in an hour when the meteor shower peaks in the early-morning hours of April 22, according to EarthSky.  Continue reading “Lyrid Meteor Shower Peaks This Weekend: When and Where to See It”

World Events and the Bible

If you are a student of Bible prophecy, the last few weeks have been pretty interesting for you. First, Syria including their capital of Damascus was directly attacked by US and allied forces which brings Isaiah 17 to our mind.

Then we saw the video of US National Security Advisor John Bolton stating (with respect to Iran), “the only solution is to change the regime itself. And that’s why, before 2019, we here will celebrate in Tehran!”   Continue reading “Peace With North Korea Could Be A Reality, What Does The Bible Say?”

The Organic Prepper – by Selco

Editor’s Note: Did you ever wish you could drop everything and fly over to the Balkans to be trained in urban survival by Selco? Wouldn’t it be great to be able to pick his brain and have him beside you as you learned to deal with an SHTF scenario? Well, here’s the next best thing. Selco recently finished teaching a hardcore 5-day course in Croatia. With 6 students, they went through high-stress exercises and learned about living through an all-out disaster where danger lurks around every corner.  Selco has generously agreed to write a series for us so that we can learn from him. It’s not quite like being there, but it’s the next best thing. ~ Daisy   Continue reading “An Urban Survival Course with Selco: Your Gear and How to Pack It”

East Texas Matters

A former Brownsville juvenile detention center employee was sentenced to 50 years in prison for theft by a public servant.

Gilberto Escamilla, the former purchaser for Darrel B. Hester Juvenile Detention Center, confessed he used taxpayer money to buy fajita meat and sell it for profit.   Continue reading ““Fajita Bandit” Sentenced to 50 Years for Stealing, Selling $1.2M in Beef”