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Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
East Knox County, TN — Kenny Bailey had committed no crime and had done nothing wrong when multiple Knox County Sheriff’s deputies walked onto his private property and killed one of his three dogs. Bailey and his wife are now suing the sheriff’s office for the death of their pitbull which was captured on body camera. Continue reading “Cops Trespass on Family’s Property, Ignore 14 ‘Beware of Dog’ Signs, Kill Their Dog”
Citizen Scientists Find Anomalous High Levels, Pilot Project Resolution passed at Convention, in Oroville, CA
At the recent Guild’s annual convention, representatives from 40 chapters deliberated on 25 resolutions in 7 categories: Agriculture, Communities, Energy, Government, Health, Education, and Natural Resources. Continue reading “Guild Wants Tests For Aluminum In Air, Water And Soil After Finding Anomalous High Levels”
Breitbart – by Ildefonso Ortiz, Brandon Darby
Individuals outside of Mexico who sent money home in 2017 broke all prior records with more than $26.1 billion in 11 months.
The latest figures from Mexico’s Central Bank (Banxico) show 2017 being a record-breaking year for receiving remittances by Mexicans abroad. From January to November 2017, Mexicans sent $26,167,00,000, the highest figure to date. In 2016, another record-setting year, Mexicans sent $24.1 billion. Banxico reports that 97 percent of the funds sent to Mexico came through wire transfers. Mexico’s second largest source of income was the export of oil for $18.5 billion in the first 10 months of 2017. Continue reading “Cash Remittances to Mexico Set $26B Record in 2017, Says Central Bank”
So says President Donald Trump, who ignited a new war of the words Tuesday with North Korean leader Kim Jong Unover the size of his purported “nuclear button.”
Trump tweeted, “North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un just stated that the ‘Nuclear Button is on his desk at all times.’ Will someone from his depleted and food starved regime please inform him that I too have a Nuclear Button, but it is a much bigger & more powerful one than his, and my Button works!” Continue reading “President Trump to Kim Jong Un: My ‘nuclear button’ is ‘much bigger’ and ‘more powerful’ than yours”
The ongoing feud between Steve Bannon and various members of Trump’s inner circle, including family members Jared Kushner and Donald Trump Jr., is hardly a secret (we wrote about it here: Steve Bannon In “Self-Imposed Exile” After Disputes With Trump’s Inner Circle). But, if The Guardian‘s reporting on excerpts from an explosive new book penned by Michael Wolff are even directionally accurate, then Bannon has just taken his White House feud to a whole new level. Continue reading “Bannon Goes Nuclear: Calls Don Jr. Meeting In Trump Tower “Treasonous””
The massive Equifax data breach, which compromised the identities of more than 145 million Americans, prompted a telling response from Congress: It did nothing.
Some industry leaders and lawmakers thought September’s revelation of the massive intrusion — which took place months after the credit reporting agency failed to act on a warning from the Homeland Security Department — might be the long-envisioned incident that prompted Congress to finally fix the country’s confusing and ineffectual data security laws. Continue reading “After Equifax breach, anger but no action in Congress”
JERUSALEM, Jan 3 (Reuters) – Israel said on Wednesday it would pay thousands of African migrants living illegally in the country to leave, threatening them with jail if they are caught after the end of March.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in public remarks at a cabinet meeting on the payment programme, said a barrier Israel completed in 2013 along its border with Egypt had effectively cut off a stream of “illegal infiltrators” from Africa after some 60,000 crossed the desert frontier. Continue reading “Israel offers to pay African migrants to leave, threatens jail”
WEB Notes: So where are child protective services? This is the exploration of a child. Children are taught this type of behavior. This supports sin and something very contrary to our Father so in today’s modern world it is “acceptable”. Not in my book and not in God’s either…
God speaking to the children of Israel which applies to all people…
Continue reading “Drag Club For Kids Founded By 10yr Old Drag Queen In New York”
A California sheriff’s deputy died Tuesday after succumbing to injuries from an off-duty traffic collision and a violent beating, authorities said.
Lawrence Falce, 70, a deputy in San Bernardino County, was off-duty Sunday when he was involved in a minor crash on a highway in the city, the Sheriff’s Employees’ Benefits Association said in a statement. Falce contacted the other driver in the car, but was brutally attacked and was left severely injured, the statement said. Continue reading “California sheriff’s deputy dies after brutal attack following traffic collision, police say”
Boron is an important, and often underutilized, trace mineral naturally present in certain foods and also within the environment. Boron uses include the ability to help keep the skeletal structure strong by adding to bonedensity, preventing osteoporosis, treating conditions like arthritis, and improving strength and muscle mass.
Boron is used by many athletes and bodybuilders because it’s believed to increase the body’s ability to produce and use testosterone, so it’s beneficial for recovering from exercise, preventing aches and pains, building muscle mass, and keeping bones strong. Additionally, boron is linked to improved brain function in some instances since it helps boost concentration, focus and the ability to learn new information. (1) Continue reading “Boron Uses — Boost Bone Density and Much More”
Having already faced two weeks of record smashing cold weather, things are set to get even worse for the east coast of the United States.
New England will be blasted with a so-called ‘bomb’ cyclone on Thursday, which is forecast to bring freezing winds and blinding snow across the north before sweeping frigid air along the entire eastern seaboard. Continue reading “‘Bomb’ cyclone set to blast US with record-breaking winter storm”
JERUSALEM (AP) — Palestinian officials voiced outrage on Wednesday over President Donald Trump’s threat to cut funding to the Palestinian Authority, calling his tweets “blackmail” in the aftermath of the U.S. administration’s recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’s office rebuffed the U.S. leader’s remarks, saying that “Jerusalem is not for sale, neither for gold nor silver.” Abbas’ spokesman Nabil Abu Rdeneh said that “if the United States is keen on its interests in the Middle East, it must implement the international resolutions which call for a state on the 1967 borders with East Jerusalem as its capital.” Continue reading “Palestinians outraged by Trump’s ‘blackmail’ to cut funding”
OTTAWA, Ontario (AP) — Canadian Joshua Boyle, his American wife and their children endured a long captivity in Afghanistan before they were rescued last fall and returned to Canada. Now he’s facing 15 charges including sexual assault, forcible confinement and administering a noxious drug.
Boyle, his wife Caitlan and their three children were freed in October in Pakistan, five years after the couple was abducted by a Taliban-linked militant group while on a backpacking trip in neighboring Afghanistan. The children were born in captivity. Continue reading “Ex-hostage Boyle charged with sex assault, confinement”
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The Trump administration would consider immigration legislation that includes a pathway to citizenship for hundreds of thousands of young people, the U.S. Homeland Security secretary said Tuesday, while emphasizing no decision on that issue has been made and a border wall remains the priority.
Congress is considering three options, including citizenship or permanent legal status for people who were temporarily shielded from deportation, Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen said in an interview. Details on qualifying for citizenship, including on how many years to wait and other requirements, would have to be addressed. Continue reading “Homeland chief: Wait and see on citizenship for immigrants”
We’re starting the New Year off with a bang in the form of Winter Storm Grayson. The next weather threat heading our way is a phenomenon called a “bombogenesis.” This occurs when a system’s central pressure plummets dramatically — “24 millibars or more — in 24 hours” according to Bloomberg.
Basically, it’s a hurricane. A winter hurricane. The same high winds (up to 80 mph) and the same precipitation, but with snow instead of rain. Continue reading “The Entire East Coast Needs to Get Ready for “Snow Bombogenesis””
The man who opened fire on Douglas County sheriff’s deputies Sunday, killing one, was a University of Wyoming law school graduate with no criminal history.
The deceased gunman has been identified as 37-year-old Matthew Riehl.
On December 31 Breitbart News reported that the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office ordered residents in the area of Colorado Blvd. to University Blvd., south of Denver, to shelter in place. Five deputies were injured by gunfire upon responding to a domestic disturbance call shortly after 5:00 a.m. The injuries of one deputy, 29-year-old Zackeri Parrish, proved fatal. Continue reading “Colorado Cop Killer a Law School Graduate, No Criminal History”