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Israel’s defence minister has said an Israeli sniper who shot a Palestinian across the border in Gaza in a controversial video “deserves a medal”.
Footage of the incident, in which a soldier expresses joy at having captured it on film, drew condemnation from politicians and rights groups. Continue reading “Israeli minister praises viral video sniper”
President Donald Trump’s latest order, in which he demands an end to “Catch and Release,” comes less than a month after he signed the omnibus spending bill which expanded the program, allowing for more illegal aliens caught at the border to be released into the United States.
Catch and Release is the process where illegal aliens caught by federal immigration officials are released back into the U.S. until their immigration court hearing. Part of the reason for their release into the country is because the federal government refuses to fund the space needed to detain illegal aliens until their hearing. Continue reading “Trump Orders End to ‘Catch and Release’ of Illegal Aliens After Expanding Program Last Month”
PHILADELPHIA — Philadelphia police say they have arrested a 12-year-old boy who was walking down a street with a loaded AR-15 rifle.
Police said Monday that the arrest happened over the weekend. A 19-year-old who police say was carrying a handgun was also arrested. Continue reading “12-year-old with loaded AR-15 rifle arrested in Philadelphia”
Pitted against the glacial pace of the UN’s discussion process, activists hoping for an international ban on killer robots have repeatedly been left fuming and frustrated.
Pitted against each other in the battlefield, lethal autonomous weapons systems — or LAWS — could in short order cause “absolute devastation,” according to one of those activists. Continue reading “‘Very urgent’: Activists want global treaty to ban killer robots by 2019”
A BBC presenter was reduced to tears while visiting a Japanese factory which mass-produces sex toy robots – including petite dolls with ‘kid-like’ qualities.
Having travelled to Japan to learn more about the industry for the BBC Three documentary Sex Robots and Us, James Young visited a factory in an industrial suburb of Tokyo, where he was left shocked by the petite size of some of its ultra-realistic dolls. Continue reading “Sex robot industry exposed in BBC documentary”
Western Journal – by Becky Loggia
A new report published by the Justice Department’s Office of the Inspector General suggests that the Drug Enforcement Administration has seized billions of dollars in cash from people who it has not charged with crimes.
The report, released in late March, said that since 2007, the DEA has taken over $4 billion in cash from those suspected of involvement with the drug trade. Continue reading “DEA Has Taken $3.2 Billion from People Never Charged with a Crime”
Yesterday, it was announced that Uber acquired Social Bicycles Inc., or Jump Bikes an electric bike share company from New York.
What’s wrong with Uber acquiring an electric bike share company you ask?
Jump Bikes is much more than an electric bicycle company. Continue reading “Uber acquires electric bike share company that tracks people in real-time”
It’s time to address an epidemic in the United States. It’s one that could be deadly, particularly to liberty.
It’s an epidemic of Dunning-Kruger. It’s why ignorant people are so certain that they’re right.
What’s that, you ask? Continue reading “The American Dunning-Kruger Epidemic (Or Why Ignorant People Are So Sure They’re Right)”
FOR YEARS NOW, the US Department of Agriculture has been flirting with the latest and greatest DNA manipulation technologies. Since 2016, it has given free passes to at least a dozen gene-edited crops, ruling that they fall outside its regulatory purview. But on Wednesday, March 28, the agency made its relationship status official; effective immediately, certain gene-edited plants can be designed, cultivated, and sold free from regulation. “With this approach, USDA seeks to allow innovation when there is no risk present,” US Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue said in a statement. Continue reading “Crispr’d Food, Coming Soon to a Supermarket Near You”
Liberty Blitzkrieg – by Michael Krieger
An alleged new ‘chemical incident’ in Syria reminds of a similar series of events we saw last year. We are told to believe that each time the U.S. pulls back from the war on Syria the Syrian government is responding with a ‘chemical attack’ that pulls the U.S. back in.
– From Moon of Alabama article: Syria – Timelines Of ‘Gas Attacks’ Follow A Similar Scheme
Continue reading “The Time for a Massive Anti-War Movement is Now”
Reblogged from Memory Hole Blog
Second Amendment Proponent, Criticized Marjory Stoneman’s Gun Control Cavalcade Continue reading “Dead at 42: Broward County Sheriff deputy who questioned Parkland school shooting’s gun control agenda”
Thyroid disorders are becoming an ever increasing problem these days and there is a tremendous amount of confusion concerning iodine. If you suffer from a thyroid condition such as hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, Graves’ disease, or Hashimoto’s then you might be asking the question, “why is iodine so important?” Continue reading “Why is Iodine so Important?”
Zuckerberg demands he gets treated like some kind of potentate while he treats your privacy like yesterday’s cat litter. Want to know what’s wrong with America today? Just watch the circus act commieberg is going to demonstrate to us at these joke hearings in Washington this week. Americans privacy being treated like it’s nonexistent when signed on to commiebook. A place to go to have your life and liberty shattered by the sharing of personal information, one Bill of Rights article killer after another.
Your 1st article right to communicate freely has been shattered if it doesn’t meet the commiebook agenda, and just like YouTube and Twitter, your personal information is sold to the highest bidder, killing another important article of the Bill of Rights, the 4th article; your personal effects flushed down the toilet so an American commie can make another billion. Continue reading “Commiebook Boss Gets Protected With Armed Guards – While throwing Bill of Rights Down The Toilet”
WEB Notes: Someone who supposedly wanted to pull our troops out of Syria, is now considering a military strike on Syria. All within a weeks times. Lies and deception my friends, lies and deception…
The US knew Israel was going to attack Syria. This was a coordinated move, if the US was against a strike on Syria they would have forced Israel to halt that attack. In the past, you may recall Israel considered attacking Iran and the US called that one off.
Continue reading “Trump Mulls “Very Tough” Military Response To Syria Attack”
In 2011 the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) classified cellphones as a Group 2B “possible carcinogen,”1 and the evidence supporting the theory that electromagnetic field (EMF) radiation from cellphones can trigger abnormal cell growth and cancer2,3 just keeps growing and getting stronger.
In February, the findings of two government-funded animal studies4 were published. Curiously enough, the published interpretation of this $25 million research (conducted by the National Toxicology Program (NTP), an interagency research program currently under the auspices of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences) significantly downplays the actual findings of the studies. Continue reading “Cellphones Strongly Linked to Cancer — New Study Reproduces Government Findings”
The West has opened its bag of dirty tricks in an effort to smear their avowed enemies with the noxious charge of chemical attacks on civilians. Evidence seems to be optional when selling these sensational stories to the public.
Once again the world is on tenterhooks as the possibility of a major clash erupting between major powers in Syria looms large on the horizon. If the situation seems surreal, it’s because we’ve been at this dangerous crossroads before. One year ago almost to the day, the United States carried out an unprovoked missile strike against Syria’s Shayrat Airbase. The reason? Without any benefit of the doubt or presumption of innocence, Syrian President Bashar Assad was scapegoated for a chemical attack against civilians. Continue reading “Don’t drink the Kool-Aid! West promoting chemical false flags as pretext for military action”
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — The man who bought two rifles that terrorists used to kill 14 people in a 2015 California terrorist attack should be sentenced to 25 years in federal prison, the government urged Monday.
The U.S. attorney’s office filed a 177-page sentencing recommendation in federal court for Enrique Marquez Jr. It said that while he hadn’t taken part in the attack, he did place weapons “in the hands of a killer, motivated by violent extremist ideology.” Continue reading “25 years urged for buyer of rifles used in terror attack”
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Sixteen Democratic attorneys general pushed back Monday against a Texas lawsuit aimed at striking down former President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul. California Attorney General Xavier Becerra led 14 other states and the District of Columbia in filing a motion to intervene in the Texas case and defend the law, suggesting the Trump administration wouldn’t take such action.
“We’re taking this action to protect the health and financial security of millions of people in our country, as well as billions of dollars of federal funds that go to our states to make sure that we can afford the health care that our families need,” Becerra said at a news conference. Continue reading “Democratic attorneys general fight Texas health care lawsuit”
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — After Utah passed the country’s first law legalizing so-called free-range parenting, groups in states from New York to Texas are pushing for similar steps to bolster the idea that supporters say is an antidote for anxiety-plagued parents and overscheduled kids.
Free-range parenting is the concept that giving kids the freedom to do things alone — like explore a playground or ride a bike to school — makes them healthier, happier and more resilient. It surfaced nearly a decade ago, when Lenore Skenazy touched off a firestorm with a column about letting her then-9-year-old son ride the New York City subway alone. Since then, she’s become a vocal advocate for free-range parenting. Continue reading “Free-range parenting law eyed around US after Utah gets buzz”