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Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder says he is backing an amnesty for 3 million ‘dreamer’ illegals because it is good for business and government revenues.
Synder laid out the business-first view in the Detroit Free Press, even as he ignored President Donald Trump’s populist focus on Americans’ pay packets, neighborhoods and civic priorities: Continue reading “Amnesty Is Good for Business, Says GOP Gov. Snyder In Michigan”
Activist Post – by Nicholas West
Over the past several months I’ve been covering the rapid acceleration toward mandatory biometric identification at U.S. airports.
At the core of this increased push is a U.S. Customs and Border Protection mandate 15 years in the making to integrate government databases for ID verification. As we’ve seen with airlines such as JetBlue, private companies will be merged into the government system in order to speed up biometric processing. Continue reading “Customs And Border Protection Seeks Biometric ID For All Major U.S. Airports Within 4 Years”
The Guardian – by Arthur Nelson
A US military agency is investing $100m in genetic extinction technologies that could wipe out malarial mosquitoes, invasive rodents or other species, emails released under freedom of information rules show.
The documents suggest that the US’s secretive Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (Darpa) has become the world’s largest funder of “gene drive” research and will raise tensions ahead of a UN expert committee meeting in Montreal beginning on Tuesday. Continue reading “US military agency invests $100m in genetic extinction technologies”
Lebanon, Oregon— As the opioid crisis continues to plague the country, one cannabis company in Oregon is proposing a new solution. Kaya Holdings Inc. (KAYS), the first publicly traded company to open and operate a medical cannabis dispensary, is planning to set up an opioid-for-weed swap program where addicts can trade in their pills for the plant.
According to a press release, Kaya Holdings CEO Craig Frank said: Continue reading “Cannabis Company Offers Brilliant Solution to Opioid Crisis: Trade Your Drugs for Weed”
Activist Post – by Aaron Kesel
Arizona citizens are now in a government database that uses facial recognition technology to track them simply for getting a driver’s license. This allows federal and local law enforcement to use the “perpetual lineup” of suspects not accused of a crime to see if someone is wanted for a crime, Arizona Capitol Times reported.
The state says that the program is to prevent identity theft and fraud. Here’s how it works according to Arizona Capitol Times. Continue reading “Arizona Citizens Tracked In Facial Recognition Database In First Step For REAL ID Implementation”
According to a new study from the Health Statistic Center of West Virginia, overdose deaths related to methamphetamine have increased by 500 percent in just four short years.
In fact, a record-number 129 people have passed from overdoses in 2017 – and that number is expected to climb through the holiday season. Continue reading “Meth Crisis In West Virginia – Overdose Deaths Soar To Record High”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed a victory to President Donald Trump by allowing his latest travel ban targeting people from six Muslim-majority countries to go into full effect even as legal challenges continue in lower courts.
The nine-member court, with two liberal justices dissenting, granted his administration’s request to lift two injunctions imposed by lower courts that had partially blocked the ban, which is the third version of a contentious policy that Trump first sought to implement a week after taking office in January. Continue reading “Supreme Court lets Trump’s latest travel ban go into full effect”
Trump’s boys go into action.
WASHINGTON— Federal authorities sought to take back guns from thousands of people the background check system should have blocked from buying weapons because they had criminal records, mental health issues or other problems that would disqualify them.
A USA TODAY review found that the FBI issued more than 4,000 requests last year for agents from the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives to retrieve guns from prohibited buyers. Continue reading “Feds issue 4,000 orders to seize guns from people who failed background checks”
The twin brothers who sued Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg have become the first bitcoin billionaires.
Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss attended Harvard with Zuckerberg and claimed he stole the idea for the social media site Facebook from them.
The brothers, who represented the US in rowing at the Beijing Olympics in 2008, settled out of court with Zuckerberg for an undisclosed sum, thought to be around US$95 million (NZ$138m). Continue reading “Twins who sued Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg become Bitcoin billionaires”
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Archive: TWFTT 12-4-17
Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns
Baxley, GA — Police work has long been a cat and mouse game, but for one Georgia man, his decision to run from the police on his motorcycle quickly turned into a fight for his life. It all began when police attempted to pull 23-year-old Mathew Jared Schantz over for driving without a license plate.
The chase ended at a roadblock on Hwy. 341 when then Appling Co. Sheriff “Mr. Benny” Deloach (below) shot Schantz in the face with 12-gauge buckshot.
Continue reading “Sheriff Shoots Unarmed Man in the Face With a Shotgun, All 7 Dashcams ‘Malfunction’”
Breitbart – by Katherine Rodriguez
An 18-year-old man from California has been arrested after he admitted that he molested more than 50 children, police said.
Joseph Hayden Boston, of Lakewood, allegedly confessed to molesting the children over eight years in different cities where he lived after his mother turned him in to the Riverside Police Department early Saturday morning, Fox 11 Los Angeles reports. Continue reading “Police: 18-Year-Old Arrested After Admitting He Molested More than 50 Children”
We’ve seen the signs. I’ve been highlighting them. The infamous childhood mandatory vaccination law in California. Other states that are considering similar bills. The lunatic push in Australia to outlaw medical exemptions from vaccination. The all-out campaign in the press, in various countries, to stigmatize people who defect from official “truth” about the safety and efficacy of vaccines.
On a larger stage, over the past 20 years, we’ve seen the promotion of fake “pandemics” demanding universal vaccination to ward off “millions of deaths”: SARS, West Nile, Swine Flu, smallpox, etc. All duds. Continue reading “Does The Push For Mass Vaccination Point Toward A Staged Bioterror Event?”
After last week’s snub, when Nanci Pelosi and Chuck Schumer pulled out of a meeting scheduled with Trump when the president tweeted that he was sitting down with “Chuck and Nancy” but that he didn’t “see a deal”, it appears that there has been no bad blood between the president and the top Democrats, because on Monday afternoon Chuck and Nancy said they would head to the White House on Thursday for end-of-the-year negotiations and avoiding a government shutdown this week. Continue reading “Schumer, Pelosi Will Meet With Trump To Negotiate Government Funding One Day Before Shutdown”
Apple Inc.’s Tim Cook and Google’s Sundar Pichai made their first appearances at China’s World Internet Conference, bringing star power to a gathering the Chinese government uses to promote its strategy of tight controls online.
Apple’s chief executive officer gave a surprise keynote at the opening ceremony on Sunday, calling for future internet and AI technologies to be infused with privacy, security and humanity. The same day, one of China’s most-senior officials called for more aggressive government involvement online to combat terrorism and criminals. Wang Huning, one of seven men on China’s top decision-making body, even called for a global response team to go well beyond its borders. Continue reading “Apple, Google CEOs Bring Star Power as China Promotes Censorship”
One out of every three American adults take statins, and if you think that sounds like good news for statin manufacturers, you’re missing the bigger picture. All of Big Pharma benefits when people take statins. In fact, statins can really be thought of as gateway drugs. After all, they have so many side effects that you will likely end up taking several other medications after you start statins just to deal with them. Continue reading “Statins are gateway drugs for Big Pharma: Take one and you’ll need four or five more prescriptions for the side effects”
Aldi has offered to give all its unsold fresh food away to charities and good causes when its stores close on Christmas Eve.
The supermarket chain issued an appeal on social media urging organisations across the country to collect items left over after its branches have shut up shop for the festive period. Continue reading “Aldi to give away all its unsold fresh food to ‘less fortunate individuals’ on Christmas Eve”
If you read the comments at the bottom of the story you see how Canadians really feel.
Global News – by Stephanie Levitz, The Canadian Press
OTTAWA – The vast majority of Canadians favours a total ban on guns in urban areas, a new poll suggests.
According to the poll, conducted by Ekos Research Associates for The Canadian Press, 69 per cent of those surveyed agreed with the statement “I think that there should be a strict ban on guns in urban areas.” Continue reading “Propaganda Alert: 69% of Canadians support outright ban on guns in urban areas: poll”