Enforce our Bill of Rights
According to a new report, more than a third of the population of America has no access to clean, reliable drinking water. We don’t generally think of the United States as being a country where people just cannot afford to access safe water, but this is becoming more common every day. Continue reading “One Third of Americans Can’t Afford Safe Running Water”
This one is for all of the people who say, “Oh, the anti-Trump protesters are just exercising their First Amendment rights.”
Sorry, folks, but deploying butyric acid during an inauguration event is NOT covered by 1A. Continue reading “Anti-Trump Group Plans to Use a Chemical Weapon to Disrupt Inauguration Event”
That headline isn’t an exaggeration. Mike Pompeo, the Kansas congressman and Donald Trump’s pick to head the CIA, who testified on Capitol Hill earlier today, wants the government to collect all metadata from everyone, regardless of whether they’re suspected of a crime or not.
Pompeo’s expansive view of the surveillance state was made clear in an op-ed he wrote for the Wall Street Journal earlier this year, titled “Time for a Rigorous National Debate About Surveillance.” That headline alone is a red flag: “national debate,” and its more common cousin “national dialogue,” are among the most bullshit terms in our political discourse, employed almost exclusively by those who desire the opposite. Continue reading “Trump’s pick to head the CIA wants to collect your personal metadata—all of it”
Off the Grid News – by Kevin Danielsen
When Windows 10 was released, the tech world was abuzz with glee. But then, we all started to take a gander under the hood of this software sportscar, only to discover a rather horrifying sight. It seems this ride tracks every … little … thing … you … do, and then quickly reports this data to the James-Bond-villain headquarters, otherwise known as Microsoft.
“It’s for your own convenience,” they said. Continue reading “How To Stop Windows 10 From Tracking Your Every Move”
The Daily Caller – by Amber Randall
Thirty-two people were injured during shootings in Chicago over Martin Luther King, Jr. weekend.
Chicago police said eight people died from gunshots and twenty-four people suffered from gun violence, reports ABC 7 Chicago. Continue reading “32 People Shot In Chicago Over MLK Weekend”
Israeli Occupation Forces (IOF) on Monday have embarked on uprooting about 2,000 trees planted on privately owned land east of Qalqilia city, northern West Bank, in order to open a new settlement road.
IOF this morning have announced the area as a closed military zone, and arrested international activists protesting that uprooting. Continue reading “IOF embark on uprooting 2000 trees for settlement road, Qalqilia”
A far left group Demand Protest is paying $2,500 a month for “activists” to stop Trump. Continue reading “Far Left Group Is Paying Activists a Monthly Salary to Stop TRUMP”
Alien hunters have claimed astronauts on board the International Space Station are deliberately hiding evidence of UFO’s.
In video uploaded by UFO experts Secure 10 and apparently filmed from the ISS, an astronaut can be seen filming the view from outer space. with the earth lit up in the background.
Continue reading “Mystery flashing lights speed past International Space Station – before astronaut ‘hides evidence from camera with HAND’”
We the People of the United States, actually have two national flags, a military flag and a civil flag for peacetime.
They have several important distinctions and meanings. Continue reading “The United States Civil Flag of Peacetime”
Hundreds of people protested in northern Florida on Saturday against the Sabal Trail Transmission Pipeline project, saying seepage from the pipeline could threaten the freshwater supply, as well as the environment.
The natural gas pipeline is to run 829 kilometers from central Alabama, through southwest Georgia, and down into central Florida. Its construction cost is estimated at around $3.2 billion. Continue reading “Hundreds protest gas pipeline in Florida over health & environment risks”
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Oman said Monday it accepted 10 detainees from the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay ahead of President Barack Obama leaving office, part of his efforts to shrink the facility he promised to close.
Oman’s Foreign Ministry said in a statement that it had accepted the prisoners at Obama’s request. It did not name the prisoners. “In consideration of their humanitarian situation, 10 persons have been released from detention and arrived in the sultanate today for a temporary residence,” the statement said. Continue reading “Oman says it accepts 10 Guantanamo Bay detainees”
WARREN, Mich. (AP) — Thousands of people showed up in freezing temperatures on Sunday in Michigan to hear Sen. Bernie Sanders denounce Republican efforts to repeal President Barack Obama’s health care law, one of dozens of rallies Democrats staged across the country to highlight opposition.
Labor unions were a strong presence at the demonstration in a parking lot at Macomb Community College in the Detroit suburb of Warren, where some people carried signs saying “Save our Health Care.” Lisa Bible, 55, of Bancroft, Michigan, said she has an autoimmune disease and high cholesterol. She said the existing law has been an answer to her and her husband’s prayers, but she worries that if it’s repealed her family may get stuck with her medical bills. Continue reading “Thousands rally to resist Republican health law repeal drive”
CHICAGO (AP) — A police officer confronted by a fleeing gunman suspected of shooting three people fatally shot the man early Sunday, Chicago police said. Officers were on routine patrol in the East Garfield Park neighborhood on the city’s West side when they heard gunshots and began chasing a 34-year-old man, police said.
“Officers initiated a foot pursuit during which the offender ran to an alley and confronted them with a weapon. As a result of this action, one of the pursuing officers discharged his weapon striking the offender multiple times,” police said in a statement. Continue reading “Chicago police officer fatally shoots fleeing gunman”
BILLINGS – A Fishtail man who admitted he transported 178 pounds of methamphetamine into Montana in a major drug smuggling operation was recently sentenced to more than five years in federal prison.
Brett Clouse, 36 of Fishtail, was sentenced in U.S. District Court in Billings to 63 months in federal prison on Wednesday for his role as a courier in a large-scale drug operation. Continue reading “Former deputy sentenced to prison for trafficking 178 lbs of meth”
WEB Notes: So nothing happened at the Israel-Palestinian Peace Summit that neither of them were a part of, imagine that! No, Israel was not divided and the world did not fall a part. This should not be a surprise to anyone, we wrote, “January 15th: 70 Nations Will Meet At The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Summit” stating as much would happen. Do not be one of these people who falls into the traps laid by those in the media, mainstream or not. Nothing was going to happen at this Summit as it was not on the agenda. It was not possible to divide Israel as some stated would happen. Use common sense folks and learn to think for yourself.
Continue reading “Israel-Palestinian Peace Summit: What Happened? Nothing.”
WEB Notes: Imagine that. So they admit it is illegal for the NSA to have this data to begin with and then they tell us they have new rules that will allow them to share the illegally captured information with other government entities.
Now who is the paranoid one here? Americans who want to retain their privacy or the government who breaks its own laws to capture information about you? Make note of all these last minute changes obama has been making. If trump does not agree with these moves he will undue them which I highly doubt. Continue reading “Obama Opens NSA’s Vast Trove Of Warrantless Data To Entire Intelligence Community, Just In Time For Trump”
Late in 2016, I predicted the week after the election would be hell week as people revolted against the election results, and it was so. First, the mainstream media stared into living rooms in shock and awe as they reported with tear-brimmed eyes that the nation had not voted for the media’s Anointed One. Then city blocks closed down to allow for proper rioting. By morning, the nation awoke to find that rioters had smashed windows and were lighting fires. Continue reading ““Hell Week II: The Revenge” Threatens Unrestrained Election Rejection”