Enforce our Bill of Rights
Can you recall when your parents bought your first bicycle? Can you recall how thrilled you were when you didn’t need training wheels?
Those were great memories right?
Now imagine a future, where parents are forced to buy a bicycle that uploads all your kids data to a NASA spy satellite that knows exactly where they are are at all times. Continue reading “Spying bicycles let police know who and where you are”
By Jack Hinson
Rulers absolutely love when citizens pledge to support a flag or a uniform or a badge or a song!
… because it’s much more simple than asking people to pledge their allegiance and support to actual Government policies and Politicians themselves.
If we made people stand at sporting events and pledge their allegiance to the IRS or sing songs about Reagan, Bush, Obama, Hillary or Trump, we surely wouldn’t see calls to fire, deport, jail or beat those who remained seated during continuing indoctrination ceremonies! In fact, almost no one would stand … other than true, die hard Statist! Continue reading “Words of Wisdom: Flags and Songs do not Represent Freedom and Liberty”
Over just the past few months, we’ve seen unprecedented disasters, not just in the United States, but all over the world.
Wildfires.
Floods.
Hurricanes. Continue reading “Watch This Video Compilation of Epic Disasters from the Past Few Months”
The election of Donald Trump has already has already given an economic boost to those profiting from mass incarceration. The stock prices of the two biggest private prison builders — CoreCivic (formerly Corrections Corporation of America) and GEO Group — doubled after Trump took office.
Companies that charge for expensive phone calls from prisons and jails also won big after Trump’s victory. One of the president’s first appointments placed Ajit Pai at the helm of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), who promptly rolled back the agency’s 2015 decision to regulate the prison phone industry. The companies hailed it as a victory. Continue reading “Profiting Off Mass Incarceration: Detroit Pistons Owner Buys Private Prison Phone Company”
Despite clearly contradicting Swedish law, underage immigrant wives have been repeatedly allowed to stay with their husbands by Sweden’s local municipalities, which defend their decisions by citing humanitarian issues.
An immigrant crisis of unprecedented proportions has brought with it problems which Sweden hadn’t known previously, such as polygamy and underage brides. Recently, two juvenile immigrant girls in Karlskrona were reported to be staying with their husbands. Neither of the girls was separated from their adult men, even though minors are not allowed to tie the knot in Sweden.
Continue reading “Embracing New Cultures: Sweden Condones Child Marriage for Immigrants”
Still some real humans around. God bless the rebel soul!
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In post-hurricane San Juan on Monday, commerce picked up ever so slightly. With a little effort, you could get the basics and sometimes more: diapers, medicine, or even a gourmet hamburger smothered in fried onions and Gorgonzola cheese.
But almost impossible to find was a place that accepted credit cards.
“Cash only,” said Abraham Lebron, the store manager standing guard at Supermax, a supermarket in San Juan’s Plaza de las Armas. He was in a well-policed area, but admitted feeling like a sitting duck with so many bills on hand. “The system is down, so we can’t process the cards. It’s tough, but one finds a way to make it work.”
Continue reading “Cash Is in Short Supply in Storm-Ravaged Puerto Rico”
Just got this back concerning opening a new account with a credit union, everyone needs to know this is what is going on behind the scenes:
These checks run the information that we must gather on you, and that you provide through a list of government compiled databases. These databases then check to make sure that you are not involved in the funding of terrorism or involved in any criminal activity. This is required on each and every person that opens an account throughout the country. Thank you again for your time and patience.
Continue reading “Opening a new account with a credit union or bank”
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has pressed the Trudeau government to restart a program supplying the Ukrainian military with satellite imagery to monitor Russian and separatist rebel troop movements, and says it is “extremely important” for Canada to be part of a potential UN peacekeeping mission in the war-torn country.
In an exclusive interview with CBC’s Rosemary Barton, Poroshenko said he urged Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to provide his country with sophisticated imagery of the Ukraine-Russia border from a Canadian satellite. Continue reading “Ukraine asks Canada for access to satellite images to monitor Russian, rebel troop movements”
On Saturday, when a defiant Iran allegedly confirmed the existence a brand new ballistic missile it has unveiled just hours earlier at a military parade in Tehran, we reported that Iranian state television released video footage Friday claiming to show the launch of a new type of medium-range ballistic missile. Continue reading ““Fake Nukes”: Iran Faked Ballistic Missile Launch”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Conservative Republicans in Congress on Monday unveiled their ideas for what should happen to so-called ‘Dreamer’ immigrants when an Obama-era program expires in March, touting tougher restrictions than those proposed by Democrats.
The bill offered by Republican Senators Thom Tillis and James Lankford was in response to President Donald Trump’s move to end former President Barack Obama’s Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Trump gave Congress six months to write replacement legislation. Continue reading “U.S. Senate conservatives propose tough restrictions on ‘Dreamers’”
Green Med Info – by Dr. Jeffrey Dach, M.D.
The Allan Smith Story – TV Documentary
Allan Smith, a New Zealand Dairy farmer, contracted Swine Flu while away on vacation in Fiji. When he returned home, the flu quickly evolved into severe pneumonia which left him in a coma on life support in the Intensive Care Unit. Chest x-rays showed the lungs were completely filled with fluid with an “opaque” appearance called “white out”. After three weeks of this, Allan’s doctors asked the family permission to turn off the machines and let him die. Allan’s wife Sonia had a brother with some medical knowledge, so he stepped in and said, “you haven’t tried everything, You have got to try high dose IV vitamin C on Allan”. At first, the doctors resisted, saying it was useless. Next, the three sons weighed in with a persuasive argument to try the IV vitamin C, saying there was nothing to lose. Continue reading “Vitamin C Saves Man Dying of Viral Pneumonia”
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Archive: TWFTT 9-25-17
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Green Cove Springs, FL — After Irma devastated Florida, most restaurants and stores were shut down in certain areas. Green Cove Springs was one of those places. So, when Jack Roundtree, owner of the Triple J BBQ food truck, arrived in town, not only was he welcomed with open arms — he was desperately needed. As he sold BBQ to paying customers, Roundtree used the extra money to feed utility workers for free for all their hard work. However, once officials saw a man who’d dare sell food in their town without paying them first, police were called in to make quick work of this entrepreneurial good samaritan. Continue reading “Food Truck Giving Free Food to Hurricane Workers, Kicked Out of Town for Not Having a Permit”