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Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
Parkland students are rallying in Israel and Dubai to demand stricter gun control laws in America.
“If we can get the international body on our side then that will make it so much easier to make change back at home,” one student said. Continue reading “Parkland Students Rally in Israel and Dubai to Demand Gun Control in America”
An explosion that injured two men Sunday night could’ve been triggered by a tripwire, said Austin Police Chief Brian Manley, after a fourth blast in the Texas city in little over two weeks.
Authorities are working under the belief that the latest incident is connected to the previous three explosions in the city, Manley said. At this point, information is preliminary, he said early Monday morning, and police have yet to fully process the scene.
Continue reading “4th Austin explosion may have been triggered by tripwire, police say”
Waking Times – by Phillip Schneider
In 2010, it was found that roughly 100,000 Americans die each year from prescription drugs alone. When it comes to opioids, the number of deaths is in the tens of thousands while a quarter of patients who were given a short-term prescription transitioned to long-term use.
Now, according to a recent Harvard University analysis, doctors who prescribe these pain-killers are being paid huge sums of money from their manufacturers. Continue reading “Harvard Investigation Shows Doctors are Paid Huge Sums to Prescribe Addictive Opiods”
The Guardian – by Carole Cadwalladr
The first time I met Christopher Wylie, he didn’t yet have pink hair. That comes later. As does his mission to rewind time. To put the genie back in the bottle.
By the time I met him in person, I’d already been talking to him on a daily basis for hours at a time. On the phone, he was clever, funny, bitchy, profound, intellectually ravenous, compelling. A master storyteller. A politicker. A data science nerd. Continue reading “‘I made Steve Bannon’s psychological warfare tool’: meet the data war whistleblower”
New York Post – by Larry Getlen
Peter Schweizer, who delved into the Clinton Foundation’s dealings in 2016’s “Clinton Cash,” has turned his sights to the money-making machinations of DC’s political elite.
His new book, “Secret Empires: How the American Political Class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends,” — due out Tuesday from Harper Collins — exposes how politicians engage in “corruption by proxy” by exploiting family and business ties to enrich themselves and their relatives. Continue reading “How McConnell and Chao used political power to make their family rich”
Los Alamitos might try to opt out of California’s new sanctuary law.
The City Council in Orange County’s second-smallest city is scheduled to vote Monday, March 19 on an ordinance that calls for exempting itself from the California Values Act, SB54, a new law that limits cooperation between law enforcement and immigration authorities. Continue reading “Los Alamitos might challenge California over state’s sanctuary law”
We all know what the “extreme risk protection orders” will degenerate into. With the “government” determined to grab any gun they can, they’re going to use any excuse, real or fabricated, to raid the homes of patriots and seize their weapons.
Yes, a lot of cops will die in this process, but they’re just expendable, and replaceable pawns that need to be sacrificed for the communists’ plans to proceed. Their hiring standards will decline as many cops quit, and every real American refuses the job. They may resort to pinning a badge on any Mexican who’s eager to kill a few gringos, but the disarmament process will continue. The war has arrived. Continue reading “Deciding To Die”
NEW YORK, March 17 (Reuters) – Authorities alerted by a Walmart worker arrested a former Cornell University student accused of stockpiling a semi-automatic rifle, more than 300 rounds of ammunition, bomb-making materials and other deadly devices at his apartment near the upstate New York elite school.
Maximilien Reynolds, 20, of New Jersey, a one-time student at the Ivy League school in Ithaca, New York, now enrolled at a local community college, was federally charged with possession of an unregistered destructive device and a silencer as well as making false statements to acquire a firearm. Continue reading “Walmart worker tips police to arms cache in New York college town”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Austin, TX — A Texas deputy has been fired and charged with multiple crimes after a nightmarish scene unfolded at a barbecue restaurant earlier this month. Restaurant patrons reacted first with shock and then with violence as deputy Jack Danford—unprovoked—attacked an innocent 12-year-old girl with autism as she reached down to pet a puppy.
According to court documents, Danford was in the restaurant the evening of March 3 and was bragging that he’d been drinking all day. Continue reading “Restaurant Patrons Fight Back Against Cop As He Savagely Beats Autistic 12yo Girl “UFC-Style””
Henry Makow – by Brendon O’Connell
Unlike most of the commentators Chris, I was THERE in Tehran for three months, hanging with government analysts and being handled by a lawyer whose family wereclose to the Shah and Rafsanjani.
In fact, their home was in the famous town of Khansar, Iran, home of the foreign minister Zarif – that’s where they hid me for six weeks. THAT’S who I was amongst and they did NOT want to talk about Israel NOR the Talpiot Program and Israels high technology program. I had to threaten them to get them to give me permission to organize a conference and their behavior became so bizarre I left. There was no conference. INSTEAD! They hold intellectual WANK conferences on books by E.Michael Jones. Continue reading “Putin & Netanyahu Are Thick As Thieves”
PORTLAND, Ore. – Superstore company Fred Meyer will stop selling guns and ammunition.
The Portland, Oregon,-based chain in a statement Friday said it made the decision after evaluating customer preferences. The company sells guns at nearly 45 of its 132 stores in Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Alaska. Continue reading “Superstore chain Fred Meyer to stop selling guns, ammunition”
I was eating breakfast with my teen aged Granddaughter and I asked her, “What special day is it tomorrow?”
Without skipping a beat she said, “It’s U.S. Congressman’s Day!”
She’s smart, so I asked her “What does that mean?” Continue reading “U.S. Congressman’s Day”
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
PUBLICATION 7277
Disarmament Series 5
Released September 1961
Office of Public Services
BUREAU OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
INTRODUCTION
The revolutionary development of modern weapons within a world divided by serious ideological differences has produced a crisis in human history. In order to overcome the danger of nuclear war now confronting mankind, the United States has introduced at the Sixteenth General Assembly of the United Nations a Program for General and Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World. Continue reading “The United States Program for General and Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World”
It sounds like something out of a movie: Treasure hunters and history buffs start digging up a patch of land they say holds long-lost gold.
But in Pennsylvania, it’s actually happening. Treasure-hunting group Finders Keepers is excavating a site in Elk County that’s home to a Civil War legend about lost Union gold.
Legend has it a Union shipment of 26 gold bars was lost in 1863. Some stories claim the convoy was ambushed and the loot buried. Nowadays, that gold would be worth upwards of $27 million. Continue reading “The FBI Is Overseeing A Hunt For Buried Civil War Gold In Pennsylvania”
The two young, blond women in figure-flattering ball gowns hoisted whiskey and shotguns.
An auctioneer rattled off bids. Above the stage in the banquet hall hung a green flag for the 51st state of Jefferson, with its pair of Xs called a “double-cross” representing a sense of rural abandonment.
One Loonie fell today, and another rose. The Canadian “Loonie” tested 2018 lows against the dollar when existing Canadian home sales crashed to their lowest in five years. On the same day Loony Larry Kudlow rose to a new chief position at the White House, more than justifying recirculation of the following article: Continue reading “Larry Kudlow is Still an Idiot”
Florida officials were told “there were no safety concerns” about a crack in a Miami university bridge, hours before it collapsed killing six people.
Florida International University (FIU) said a meeting on Thursday morning involved the engineering and construction companies, as well as Florida’s transport department. Continue reading “Miami bridge: Meeting over crack held hours before collapse”
