Wall Street Journal – by Samanth Pearson

SÃO PAULO—With “jewel-tone eyes,” blond hair and a “smattering of light freckles,” Othello looks nothing like most Brazilians, the majority of whom are black or mixed-race. Yet the “Caucasian” American cashier, described in those terms by the Seattle Sperm Bank and known as Donor 9601, is one of the sperm providers most often requested by wealthy Brazilian women importing the DNA of young U.S. men at unprecedented rates.  Continue reading “Why the Demand for American Sperm Is Skyrocketing in Brazil”

ABC 11 News

RALEIGH, NC (WTVD) — The 20-year-old mother of the 1-year-old baby seen smoking in a viral video on Facebook has been arrested by Raleigh Police and faces multiple charges.

According to the arrest warrant, the child was inhaling marijuana in the video.  Continue reading “Warrant: Raleigh baby was smoking marijuana on Facebook video”

KTVL News 10

SALEM, Ore. —  A recently filed Oregon initiative would make manufacturing, importing, possessing, purchasing or selling an assault weapon or large capacity magazine a crime — with only a few exceptions.

If passed, Oregon Initiative 42 would only allow owners to keep their assault weapons and large capacity magazines if they register them with Oregon State Police.  Continue reading “Oregon initiative would outlaw assault weapons, unless guns are registered with police”

The following is an excerpt of a conversation between the communist Chris Cuomo and the communist Representative Paul Gosar, (R) heard on CNN this morning, March 22, 2018.

It is treason and sedition to wantonly and knowingly infringe upon any right of we the people.

Listen how nonchalantly they discuss the unquestionable treason contained in the $1.3 trillion spending bill.   Continue reading “Blatant in-your-face treachery”

Free Thought Project – by Rachel Blevins

Parkland, Florida – When a mass shooting occurs at a school, the assumption may be that the school will go on to increase its security with the hope that such an event will not happen again. But the opposite seems to be occurring at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after a deputy who was supposed to be guarding the campus was found sleeping in his patrol car.   Continue reading “One Month After Mass Shooting, Deputy At Same High School Found Sleeping In Patrol Car”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

The GOP’s business-first leadership has expanded the H-2B visa-worker program, so reducing marketplace pressure on companies to offer higher wages to Americans just months before the November election.

The pre-election giveaway is buried on page 1760 of the 2232-page 2018 omnibus bill, where language allows the Department of Homeland Security to greatly expand the size of the H-2B visa-worker program up to roughly 100,000 imported workers:  Continue reading “GOP Leaders Expand H-2B Visa-Worker Program”

Dr. Mercola

Oregano, the fragrant herb commonly used to flavor pasta and meat dishes, is renowned for its versatility in the kitchen. But did you know that it can also be transformed into an herbal oil with a wide range of benefits? Read on to learn more about oregano oil.  Continue reading “Help Ward Off Infections and Improve Your Immune System With Oregano Oil”

The Drive – by Tyler Rogoway

An AC-130 gunship, the most feared asset in the Pentagon’s special operations aircraft inventory, flew a highly peculiar path around south Seattle on Tuesday afternoon. The highly modified C-130J transport plane, which bristles with 30mm and 105mm cannons, advanced sensors and defensive countermeasures, and can carry a variety of missiles and guided bombs, wasn’t ‘squawking’ its callsign and wouldn’t even have been noticed if it weren’t for keen-eyed aircraft trackers who monitor plane movements via their ADS-B transponders, which provide basic geographical location, altitude, speed, and flight registry.    Continue reading “AC-130 Gunship Mysteriously Flew Hours Worth Of Laps Over Seattle on Tuesday”

WFAA 8 News

PFLUGERVILLE, Texas – A serial bomber whose family describes him as shrouded in mysterious “darkness” left a 25-minute video confession on his cellphone, claiming responsibility for murder and creating widespread panic.

Austin Police Chief Bryan Manley said law enforcement recovered the confession made by Mark Anthony Conditt while scouring through his possessions. Conditt, a 23-year-old unemployed college dropout, blew himself up early Wednesday as a SWAT team closed in.  Continue reading “‘Very challenged young man’: Austin serial bomber left confession on cellphone”

Shortly it will become compulsory for senior citizens to carry not only their ID, but also their insurance documents, their prescription list, a compact version of their medical file, the statement declaring if they want to be resuscitated after a heart attack, stroke, etc. etc.

Consequently, a lot of paperwork will have to be carried when a senior citizen goes out the front door or when they travel!   Continue reading “Senior USB Stick – We’re going into high-tech HELL!!!”

Breitbart – by Kathrine Rodriguez

A Southern California teacher and city councilman caught on film calling members of the military “dumbshits” who are the “lowest of the low” has been fired from his teaching position Tuesday evening.

Aurora Villon, president of the El Rancho Unified School District Board of Education, announced Tuesday evening that the school board had reached a “unanimous decision” to fire Gregory Salcido, a history teacher at El Rancho High School and elected councilman for the city of Pico Rivera, the Los Angeles Times reported.  Continue reading “Southern California Teacher Who Called Military Members ‘Dumbsh*ts’ Is Fired”

Prepper Fortress – by Amy S.

Adam Housley, who reported from the area in 2011 following the catastrophic triple-meltdown, said this morning that new fuel leaks have been discovered.

He said the radiation levels – as high as 530 sieverts per hour – are now the highest they’ve been since 2011 when a tsunami hit the coastal reactor.   Continue reading “Truth About Fukushima — The Entire World is in Danger”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

After shaving more than $20 off its share price earlier this week, Facebook stock moved back into the green Wednesday as CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he would publicly address the company’s relationship with Cambridge Analytica some time during the next 24 hours.

At the same time, another lawsuit has been brought against the company, the second since the New York Times and the Observer reported over the weekend that the company had failed to stop CA from using data improperly gathered from tens of millions of users, a Maryland woman sued Facebook Tuesday in a San Jose, Calif. court. Her suit was filed on behalf of other Facebook users whose data were accessed by CA without their explicit permission, Bloomberg reported.   Continue reading “Lawsuits Pile Up As #DeleteFacebook Movement Spreads”

CBC News

A federal cabinet minister says a directive to Service Canada agents telling them to use gender-neutral language — such as ‘parent’ instead of ‘mother’ or ‘father’ — when speaking to the public was badly worded and will be corrected.

The directive, obtained by Radio Canada, the French-language arm of CBC, instructs Service Canada employees who interact with the public to stay away from terms such as Mr., Mrs., father and mother, and to “use gender-neutral language or gender-inclusive language.”   Continue reading “Service Canada’s gender neutral directive is ‘confusing’ and ‘will be corrected’ says minister”

The Hill

Rep. Martha McSally (R-Ariz.) proposed building a border wall between California and Arizona to protect the state.

“As we look in Arizona, we often look into the dangers of the southern border,” McSally said during a round-table discussion about “sanctuary cities” Tuesday at the White House.
Continue reading “GOP lawmaker: ‘We might need to build a wall between California and Arizona’”

Independent

Meat grown in a laboratory could be on restaurant menus by the end of the year, one manufacturer has claimed.

In vitro animal products, sometimes referred to as “clean meat”, are made from stem cells harvested via biopsy from living livestock, which are then grown in a lab over a number of weeks.   Continue reading “Lab-grown ‘clean’ meat could be on sale by end of 2018, says producer”