WCVB 5 News

BOSTON — Boston officials said they were pleased with the mostly-peaceful protests which took over Boston Common and the surrounding area on Saturday.

Of the estimated 40,000 attendees, Boston Police said 33 were arrested for charges including assault and battery on police officers. Three people were found wearing ballistic vests, and one of those was armed, Police Commissioner William Evans said.

“99.9 percent of the people here were here for the right reason, and that is to fight bigotry and hate,” Evans said.   Continue reading “33 arrested during day of protests; Officials praise largely peaceful result”

True Pundit

FBI insiders said it is unlikely leaders of the radical groups that clashed in demonstrations turned deadly in Charlottesville, VA will face prosecution.

Why?

FBI said they have already identified several federal informants who participated in the mob-like riots over the weekend in Virginia. The FBI is also now working those sources to piece together the events from Charlottesville, sources said.   Continue reading “FBI Admits Federal Informants Linked to Deadly Charlottesville Riots; Unlikely To Face Charges”

Chron

Vandals splattered paint onto a bronze bust of Martin Luther King Jr. and a 7-foot-tall statue of Christopher Columbus in Houston as nationwide turmoil over historical statues spilled beyond the protests over Confederate monuments.

The MLK statue in the historically black community of Sunnyside was found smeared with white paint early Thursday morning.

The towering statue of Christopher Columbus in the Montrose area was doused with red paint sometime Thursday night, Houston police officials said Friday.   Continue reading “MLK, Christopher Columbus statues vandalized in Houston parks”

FEE – by Jeffrey A Tucker

The gas gauge broke. There was no smartphone app to tell me how much was left, so I ran out. I had to call the local gas station to give me enough to get on my way. The gruff but lovable attendant arrived in his truck and started to pour gas in my car’s tank. And pour. And pour.

“Hmmm, I just hate how slow these gas cans are these days,” he grumbled. “There’s no vent on them.”

Who would make a can without a vent unless it was done under duress?   Continue reading “How Government Wrecked the Gas Can”

Yahoo News

A father drove his car over an opening drawbridge in a death-defying stunt to avoid plunging into the water below.

Terence Naphys was crossing New Jersey’s Middle Thorofare Bridge with his family when its steel ramp began to lift beneath them.

Mr Naphys was reportedly already near the centre of the bridge and was forced to accelerate his Toyota RAV 4 to jump the 6ft gap out of fear the car would fall 65ft into the deep bay below.   Continue reading “Father jumps car over open drawbridge in terrifying stunt to save family”

IState.TV

Perhaps the state of Ohio should be renamed the Black Eye State instead of the Buckeye state thanks to a recent ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court.  The ruling, by a 6-1 super majority (apparently there is only one person left in Ohio who doesn’t want to completely punch Liberty in the eyeball), overturned a lower court ruling that dismissed evidence gained by police on the grounds that it was gathered through an interview in a police car with the defendant.

The ruling happened Wednesday,August 16th, 2017, and what it essentially means is that, unless the police take you to a specific type of space, an interrogation room, and ask you enough questions (whatever that is, because the court doesn’t define it) they don’t have to bother reading your Miranda rights to you (you know, that whole “you have a right to an attorney” spiel we always see on cop shows that let us know someone is seriously arrested).  Continue reading “Ohio Supreme Court Rules No Miranda Rights if Questioned by Cops Outside Interrogation Room”

Reuters

SHANGHAI (Reuters) – A recent crackdown by China on overseas investments has been assumed to be mainly focused on high-profile acquisitions of things like hotels and football teams around the world.

However, Chinese regulators also appear to have their eyes on two other lower-profile industries: gambling and sex.   Continue reading “No gambling, sex please: China widens crackdown on overseas deals”

KATU 2 News

YAMHILL COUNTY, Ore. – A golden retriever’s owners thought their dog found a time capsule in their backyard when he started digging one day. Instead, he discovered approximately $85,000 worth of black tar heroin, the Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office said.

“Kenyon” the dog was 18 months old when he started unburying something in his family’s yard in early August.

When his owners found a package underground, they told authorities they thought it was a time capsule and they filmed themselves opening it.   Continue reading “Golden retriever discovers $85,000 worth of black tar heroin in backyard”

The Daily Caller – by Amber Randall

Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake called for the United States to let in immigrants who work hard, but don’t have any particular skills, in an effort to hit President Donald Trump on his immigration agenda, according to his New York Times’ op-ed Friday.

Flake told the story of Manuel Chaidez, an illegal immigrant with no discernible skills his parents hired, to drive his point home that America should bring people willing to work hard.   Continue reading “Flake Calls To Let In Immigrants Whose ‘Only Initial Credentials Are A Strong Back’”

The other day CNN put on a circus act that has redefined the Barnum and Bailey circus arena by putting on a no talent, well paid agitator named Angela Rye, a clown in the CNN circus lineup. This clown was hired by the CNN circus crew because of her “principle” position over at Impact Strategies, a firm that specializes in making fools out of everyday Americans.

After viewing the video, I was floored on how the circus atmosphere permeated the entire piece, it was a classic misinformation propaganda Vegas stage act.
Continue reading “Well Paid, Educated and Loud Mouthed Agitators – How CNN Punks America”

Daily Mail

Apple’s new operating system will come with an option to lock your iPhone‘s fingerprint scanner and bring up a hotline to the police.

The ‘Emergency SOS’ feature was uncovered by programmers with access to the beta version of iOS 11.

They found that TouchID was temporarily disabled by rapidly hitting the power button five times.    Continue reading “Apple adds ‘police button’ feature to iPhones that lets you quickly switch off the fingerprint scanner”

The Organic Prepper

Sometimes, you don’t need a crystal ball to see the future. Sometimes, the future says, “Hey, I’m planning for all hell to break loose on this date.” And then you know. The future is telling us right now that on November 4th, there will be sedition and riots across the country to end the Trump-Pence “regime.”   Continue reading ““Refuse Fascism” Communists Meet to Plan November Sedition, Riots to End Trump-Pence “Regime””

KRQE News 13

ALBUQUERQUE (KRQE) – Caught on camera, a Walmart security guard used her work car to allegedly run down a bicyclist in the store parking lot. KRQE News 13 has obtained the surveillance video and police lapel video from the incident.

It happened around 6:30 p.m. on July 21 at the Walmart near Coors and I-40.

Surveillance cameras were on and rolling in the store’s back lot when a Walmart security guard car appeared traveling north. A few seconds later, a bicyclist entered the frame headed south. Immediately, the security car turned around and beelined for the man on the bike at a clearly high rate of speed.   Continue reading “Surveillance video captures Walmart security guard allegedly mow over bicyclist”