Vac Truth – by Eric Durak

There’s always a member of your family who you truly love. Who you wish you could spend more time with, and who treated you with so much love in return that you just couldn’t get enough of them. That was my Aunt Gerry. When I was a small guy growing up in Lansing, Michigan, she lived about a mile away. We visited a lot. One of the reasons it was so fun to go to their house is that they had a built-in swimming pool, which was about the entire size of their back yard.

Summers were filled with swimming, playing pool in the basement, eating chili dogs, and just hanging out. Aunt Gerry was cool. She always had food for us, and tried to do whatever she could to make our visits special. She did what she could because she had polio. Continue reading “DDT and the Polio Fallout”

Newsweek

Footage has emerged showing police in Tennessee using a stun gun on a nurse who refused to leave an emergency room.

Roger Davis, 42, a registered nurse who works at the Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been charged with two counts of assault, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct following an incident on April 26.   Continue reading “Tennessee Police Use Stun Gun on Nurse After Emergency Room Fight”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

A group of 18 GOP lawmakers led by Rep. Luke Messer of Indiana, have signed a letter formally nominating President Trump for the 2019 Nobel Peace Prize.

The letter is addressed to the Norwegian Nobel Committee, and states that President Trump has worked “tirelessly to apply maximum pressure to North Korea to end its illicit weapons programs and bring peace to the region.”    Continue reading “Trump Formally Nominated For Nobel Peace Prize”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Regulatory powers have just been dangerously weaponized against the National Rifle Association. New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s recent directive to financial regulators wants them to pressure private companies to break ties with the NRA, “or else…”

New York has never been known as a bastion of freedom, yet this is even highly reminiscent of all-out fascist tactics to eliminate basic fundamental human rights through weaponized regulations. And although no person should ever have the kind of power Cuomo exerted to “decree” private businesses and banks follow his orders, don’t be surprised if they cave to the tyranny.   Continue reading “New York WEAPONIZES Regulatory Powers Against The NRA”

Daily Mail

A former campaign communications adviser to Donald Trump blew up at Democratic U.S. Senate aides on Tuesday at the end of a behind-the-scenes grilling connected to their wide-ranging Russia investigation.

New York-based political consultant Michael Caputo said he has spent $125,000 on attorneys to help him navigate the committee’s demands for documents and testimony, ruining his children’s economic future and forcing him to sell his family home.  Continue reading “Former Trump campaign aide explodes at Senate aides”

CBS New York

TOTOWA, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — It started off as a well-kept secret, but the explosions and helicopters ended up giving it away.

Members of the U.S. Department of Defense were conducting training recently in a New Jersey neighborhood, and the result was plenty of residents with frayed nerves, CBS2’s Dick Brennan reported Wednesday.   Continue reading “Department Of Defense Training Exercise Terrifies Unprepared Totowa, N.J. Residents”

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All News Pipeline – by Stefan Stanford

While Microsoft founder and vaccine propagandist Bill Gates recently warned that the next deadly flu epidemic is just waiting around the corner and it could quickly lead to the deaths of more than 30 million people, we’re not the least bit surprised that he also claims a ‘universal flu shot’ is the answer to prevent such a deadly pandemic, this despite the fact that even medical experts claimed that this year’s flu shot was hardly a preventive and actually led to the spread of the flu.   Continue reading “Deagel Makes Mysterious Changes To 2025 Population Forecast For America As Bill Gates Launches ‘Grand Challenge’: The ‘Holy Grail Of Influenza Research’ And ‘Bridging The Valley Of Death’”

Huffington Post

A C-130 military cargo plane crashed Wednesday in Port Wentworth, Georgia, killing all five passengers on board.

A spokeswoman for the Port Wentworth Fire Department said a call came out and “everyone scrambled” to the scene. She could see black smoke “pouring” into the sky from her location, she said.

Continue reading “5 Dead After C-130 Military Cargo Plane Crashes In Georgia”

Yahoo News

NEW YORK (AP) — The first death has been reported in a national food poisoning outbreak linked to romaine lettuce.

The death was reported in California, but state and federal health officials did not immediately provide any other details.   Continue reading “1st death reported in romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak”

Yahoo News

Residents in a central Florida neighborhood have been forced to evacuate due to massive sinkholes that have formed over the last week.

At least a dozen sinkholes have been reported in the Wynchase neighborhood of Ocala, Florida, about 80 miles northwest of Orlando, according to local media reports. The holes have been forming around a retention pond.   Continue reading “Residents in Florida neighborhood evacuated due to massive sinkholes”

Fox News

Las Vegas police have finally released partial footage from police body cameras that showed officers nearing the hotel room where gunman Stephen Paddock unleashed a hail of gunfire on concert-goers last October.

The video released on Wednesday comes from officers Sgt. Joshua Bitsko and David Newton, the Las Vegas Journal-Review reported. The first officer to enter the room, Levi Hancock, did not activate his body camera, for reasons that remain unknown to investigators.   Continue reading “Police release body cam footage from Las Vegas Massacre”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

North Korea has released three U.S. citizens from years-long detentions in a suspected labor camp, giving them medical treatment and “ideological education” at a hotel near Pyongyang, says human rights advocate Choi Sung-ryong, as reported by the Financial Times.    Continue reading “North Korea Releases US Prisoners Ahead Of Historic Trump Summit”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Ft. Collins, CO — Last April, as TFTP reported, bystanders at a sports bar near Colorado State University watched in horror as a Ft. Collins cop proceeded to attack a young woman, sending her flying face first into the pavement. Now, one year later, police have finally released the body camera footage showing how entirely unnecessary and outright abusive this officer’s actions were that night.

The officer’s victim was a tiny Colorado State University student, Michaella Surat. As the body camera footage shows, the interaction, detainment, and subsequent use of force were all uncalled for.   Continue reading “Disturbing Body Cam Video Shows Cop Smash Tiny Woman Face-First Into the Pavement”

Reuters

The Boy Scouts of America will drop “boy” from the name of its signature program for older youths as it seeks to widen its appeal to girls, the 108-year-old organization said on Wednesday.

Starting in February 2019, the Boy Scouts program for boys 11 to 17 will be called Scouts BSA. The name of the overall organization will remain Boy Scouts of America.   Continue reading “U.S. Boy Scouts to change name in appeal to girls”

Island Packet

Garden City, Georgia, law enforcement officials are sharing reports of a plane crash at Georgia Highway 21 before noon on Wednesday.

Chatham County EMS confirmed that the plane crashed at the intersection of the highway and Crossgate Road and that roads will be shut down.

Garden City Police Department said sections of Highway 21, Highway 25 and side roads in the area will be shut down. Drivers are asked to avoid the area.   Continue reading “Military plane crashes in Savannah area”

Texas Tribune – by Emma Platoff

Following through on a months-old promise, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit Tuesday to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, leading a seven-state coalition against an Obama-era immigration measure that protects hundreds of thousands of immigrants nationwide from deportation, including more than 120,000 in Texas.

Paxton first threatened in June 2017 to sue over the program if President Donald Trump’s administration had not ended it by September. After federal court rulings blocked the Trump administration’s efforts to end the program, Paxton wrote in January that he would consider filing suit if DACA still stood in June.   Continue reading “Texas and 6 other states sue to end DACA”