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This is David Fry, the videographer that was at the Malhuer Wildlife Refuge in Oregon. He was paid a visit from FBI recently and mentions Trump and Judge Navarro’s connection.
Continue reading “What the f–k is Free Speech? Why do the elites only get to Free Speech?”
The Daily Caller – by Ryan Pickrell
Surveillance cameras produced by a Chinese company and partially owned by the Chinese government are hanging all over America, a new report reveals.
Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology, in which the Chinese government has a 42 percent share, produces surveillance equipment for China’s vast domestic surveillance network, used to keep tabs on the Chinese people. But, these cameras are also being used to monitor U.S. Army bases, embassies, streets, and homes, according to The Wall Street Journal. Continue reading “Chinese Cameras Monitor US Army Bases, Streets And Homes”
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Archive: TWFTT 11-13-17
Thousands of far-right nationalists marched through Warsaw today, marring the country’s Independence Day celebrations.
The march organised by far-right groups was one of a number of marches organised in the Polish capital, which was celebrating Poland’s rebirth as an independent nation 99 yeats ago after it was wiped off the map for 123 years.
President Andrzej Duda and European Union president Donald Tusk, himself a former Polish prime minister presided over a formal state ceremony earlier in the day. Continue reading “Poland’s Day of Independence is marred by Far-Right march”
The Daily Caller – by Alex Pfeiffer
Nearly 30,000 foreigners from state sponsors of terrorism have gotten visas since 2007 through the diversity visa lottery.
President Donald Trump wants Congress to end the program, which benefits foreigners from nations that don’t have high levels of immigration to the U.S. He increased his public pressure against the program after an Uzbek recipient of the diversity visa lottery allegedly killed eight in a recent terrorist attack in New York City. Continue reading “Nearly 30k Diversity Visas Have Been Given To Immigrants From Terror States”
Events appear to be spinning out of control in the Middle East, and the threat a Saudi-Iranian war is looking increasingly credible. Make no mistake, an out and out conflict between the two nations would be an unmitigated disaster for the region and the world.
Last week, Houthi rebels in Yemen launched a missile targeting a Saudi airport near Riyadh. The missile was intercepted, but a Saudi-led military coalition battling the Yemeni rebels called the attack a “blatant military aggression by the Iranian regime which may amount to an act of war.” The Saudis reserved the “right to respond”, according to the official Saudi Press Agency.
Continue reading “Oil could top $200 if Saudi-Iran war breaks out”
A sixth woman is claiming she was groped by President George H. W. Bush when she was 16 years old in 2003.
Roslyn Corrigan alleges that Bush, then 79 years old, groped her buttocks during a November 2003 event in The Woodlands, Texas, office of the Central Intelligence Agency,TIME reported.
The woman was attending an event with her father who had gathered with fellow intelligence officers and family members to meet the former president. Continue reading “Sixth woman claims former President George H.W. Bush groped her while taking a photo when she was just 16 in 2003”
This weekend, a big “embarrassment” is festering inside the Detroit Police Department after undercover units from two separate police precincts exchange blows during a sting operation gone wrong.
Fox2 says it all started when two special operations officers from the 12th Precinct were posing as drug dealers to entrap city residents in a ‘push off’.
The officers were working in Andover on Detroit’s east side, known for high drug activity. Continue reading “Chaos In Detroit: Undercover Cops Battle Each Other In Sting Operation Gone Wrong”
I smell the possibility of a dark conspiracy developing as America embarks on placing a military base under the American flag on Israeli soil.
First the story.
TEL AVIV, Israel — U.S. and Israeli officers broke ground in Israel on Monday for a permanent U.S. Army base that will house dozens of U.S. soldiers, operating under the American flag, and charged with the mission of defending against rocket and missile attack.
Continue reading “America Breaks Ground on New War Base–INSIDE ISRAEL!!!”
The New American – by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
The government of the United States is drowning in debt and the waters keep rising.
As of the end of the government’s fiscal year — September 30, 2017 — the federal government owes $20.2 trillion to its major creditors. That’s an increase of $671.5 billion over last fiscal year’s total.
According to data published by the U.S. Department of the Treasury, the general government the U.S. government spent $665.7 billion more than it collected in taxes in Fiscal Year 2017. Continue reading “Who Owns the U.S. Debt?”
Brazil, Colombia and Peru share a triple borderland separating north from south on the South American continent. Located deep in the Amazon forest, this is the theater of operations in which more than 30 military companies test their services and merchandise. The multinational military exercise known as AmazonLog2017, is organized by the Armed Forces of Brazil. More than 1,500 members of the Brazilian military and military members from invited countries participated with high-caliber weapons and munitions, boats, aircraft, helicopters, information technologies, nautical and energy intelligent equipment, radars and sensors. The Southern Command of the United States — the Unified Combatant Command of the United States Department of Defense with influence in the Caribbean, Central and South America — is also an AmazonLog2017 participant. Continue reading “The US Southern Command’s Silent Occupation of the Amazon”
Soon, only their method and standard of “proper behavior” will be allowed. Maybe that’s a part of what the whole circus of late has been about: conform, behave, embrace sameness. Jus’ speculating.
Every member of the U.S. Senate and all staff members are required to undergo sexual harassment training in the next 60 days and at least once every two years after that under the terms of a resolution that the Senate approved on Thursday evening. Continue reading “Every U.S. Senator Will Be Required to Undergo Sexual Harassment Training”
The US is being pushed out of the grain market as Russia’s bumper wheat harvest has dragged down prices to record lows. Russian agricultural exports are booming thanks to a weaker national currency and massive investment.
“We are pushing America aside in some markets, and we are satisfied with this,” said Russia’s Agriculture Minister Aleksandr Tkachev.
This year Russian farmers are expected to harvest the biggest crop in over a century. Russia will produce at least 83 million tons of wheat in the current growing season, according to estimates by The Wall Street Journal. Continue reading “Russia squeezing US out as agricultural superpower”
The EU has moved a step closer towards having a joint military force by signing an agreement on a permanent command structure. PESCO, or Permanent Structured Cooperation, was signed by 23 members of the 28-strong European Union on Monday.
EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini supported the move, hailing it as an “historic moment.” Backed by a €5-billion ($6.5-billion) EU defense fund, PESCO “will enable member states to use the economy of scale of Europe and in this manner to fulfil the gap of output that we have.” Continue reading “NATO not enough? EU launches own military alliance”
SAN JOSE, Nov 12 (Reuters) – A strong 6.5 magnitude quake struck the Pacific coast of Costa Rica near its capital city San Jose on Sunday night, but there were no initial reports of injuries or significant damage to infrastructure.
Costa Rican President Luis Guillermo Solis said authorities were gathering information and asked residents to remain calm and to be prepared for any possible aftershocks.
A Reuters witness said the quake was felt very briefly in San Jose, but it was enough to startle residents. Continue reading “Strong quake hits Costa Rica, no reports of major damage”
LAS VEGAS (AP) — Las Vegas ramped up security for the annual Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon, which was the first major outdoor event on the Strip since the mass shooting. The city posted snipers and used a helicopter to watch for danger as tens of thousands of people participated in the race. Many wore T-shirts that read “Vegas Strong,” in memory of the Oct. 1 attack.
Some runners who picked up their race packages Thursday at a convention center mentioned defiance, strength and resilience among their reasons to take part in the event less than two months after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history rattled a city known for its partying atmosphere. Continue reading “Ramped up security at Las Vegas marathon after mass shooting”
