Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

One phrase comes to mind when reading the newly proposed list of expectations from the National Fraternal Order of Police of President-elect Trump — This won’t end well.

The FOP is the largest police union in America, boasting more than 330,000 members, across 2,200 departments. This month, they began circulating an internal document meant to define their expectations of the Trump presidency. The expectations are nothing short of pro-police state and anti-freedom.   Continue reading “Nat’l Police Union Expects Trump to Bring Back Racial Profiling, Lift Ban on Militarized Police”

Reuters

The families of three men killed at Orlando’s Pulse gay nightclub have sued Twitter Inc, Alphabet Inc’s Google and Facebook Inc in federal court, accusing the companies of providing “material support” to the self-radicalized gunman.

The gunman, 29-year-old Omar Mateen, who killed 49 people and wounded 53 in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, pledged allegiance to the Islamic State militant group before police fatally shot him after the June attack, officials said.   Continue reading “Orlando nightclub victims’ families sue Twitter, Google, Facebook”

Yahoo News

Regardless of what President-elect Donald Trump’s plans are for immigration, President Barack Obama says there will be “inevitable” changes to the demographics of the United States.

“If you stopped all immigration today, just by virtue of birth rates, this is going to be a browner country,” Obama told NPR’s Steve Inskeep in an interview that aired Monday. “And if we’re not thinking right now about how we make sure that next generation is getting a good education and are instilled with a common creed and the values that make America so special and are cared for and nurtured and loved the way every American child is treated, then we’re not going to be as successful.”   Continue reading “Obama: ‘This is going to be a browner country’”

Mint Press News

MINNEAPOLIS — Propaganda about conditions in Aleppo, including photos recycled from other incidents in other places, is spreading online amid efforts to justify war on the Syrian government.

Even mainstream media sources and humanitarian organizations admit that reports of atrocities in the besieged Syrian city are often unverifiable rumors.   Continue reading “Fake ‘Aleppo Genocide’ Pics Spread Online Amid Renewed Calls For ‘Humanitarian’ War On Syria”

The Anti-Media – by Carey Wedler

 According to an unsubstantiated article by the Washington Post, anonymous CIA officials have confirmed that the Russian government hacked the United States election to favor Donald Trump. Though it’s entirely possible the Russian government attempted to influence the election, the Post has been widely criticized — for the second time in a month — for its failure to follow basic journalistic practices. Nevertheless, the narrative is sticking.

But the outlet’s behind-the-scenes relationship with the CIA is nothing new. In 2013, a conflict of interest arose shortly after Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, purchased the newspaper. As the Nation reported at the time:   Continue reading “The CIA, Washington Post, and Russia: What You’re Not Being Told”

The Mirror

A Russian diplomat has been found dead from gunshot wounds at his home, it is reported.

Petr Polshikov, 56, was discovered with a bullet injury to his head at his flat in Moscow’s Balaklavsky Prospekt, according to local media.

The alleged shooting came just hours after the news broke of the assassination of Russian ambassador to Turkey, Andrei Karlov.   Continue reading “Russian diplomat ‘found dead from gunshot wounds at home just hours after ambassador killed at art exhibition’”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Russian Ambassador Ambassador Andrei Karlov has been shot dead in Turkey. Initial reports indicate the assassin is a Turkish police officer.

The assassination comes just days before Russia was set to host a meeting on the Syrian crisis with Turkish officials.   Continue reading “Uncensored RAW VIDEO: Russian Ambassador Shot Dead In Turkey”

The Daily Sheeple

While this question may seem disgusting to even ask, we simply do not live world where we can believe and trust everything our officials tell us anymore.

A lot of people are questioning what is being referred to in the mainstream media as a terror attack that occurred in a market in Berlin yesterday. Details are still sketchy, but so far it has been reported that a terrorist suspect drove a lorry at 40 mph into a large crowd, harming 48 people and killing 12… Police had arrested a Pakistani-born refugee, but later determined he was the wrong man.   Continue reading “Berlin Market Truck Terror Attack: Where Is the Blood?”

Sent to us by the author, Jane Grey

After more than two years, Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 is still missing and not even a logical explanation for its disappearance on March 8, 2014, can be found.  A few months later, on July 17, 2014, Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 was shot down over Ukraine…and blamed on Russia.  Two Malaysian flights taken out in the span of four months.

Let’s take a peek at some of the events leading up to these tragedies.  I will list some links to articles that could possibly confirm a link between the two flights as well as expose those who may be responsible for their fate.    Continue reading “Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 and Malaysian Airlines Flight 17: Connecting The Dots”

Tea Party

Report recommends national standard for Stingray cell phone tracker use

(Washington Times) – The Department of Homeland Security and Justice Department have spent collectively more than $95 million on secret cellphone tracking technology and own more than 400 cell-site simulators that can be used to zero in covertly on the locations of cellphones, according to a congressional report.   Continue reading “Federal Agencies Can Spy On Phones With 400 Cell-Site Simulators”

MassPrivateI

I’ve written numerous articles warning everyone that DHS is working with police departments and UC Berkley to create a pot breathalyzer. Unfortunately it appears my warnings went unheeded and now police in California are being equipped with pot breathalyzers. (click here to read about DHS paying police to set up DUI checkpoints.)

The police chief of Lompoc, California, announced his department’s participation and said he hopes to provide the technology to a half-dozen departments over the next six months.
Continue reading “New Years 2017: Pot breathalyzer checkpoints, drug ‘sweat tests’ and pot sobriety Tablets”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: More Islamic terrorism, call it what it is. Thank your own governments for sending our men and woman to the middle east to destabilize it. Thank them for creating proxy groups like, ISIS and thank your governments for allowing the resulting illegal immigrants into your nation. In the end we have no one to blame but ourselves for not calling an end to the wars. The wars that were supposed to keep you safe in your own country.

To add to this story: “Germany’s biggest refugee camp in disused Nazi airport housing 13,000 migrants which cops raided in hunt for Berlin terror suspect“

Continue reading “Berlin Christmas Market Terror Attack: 20 Dead, 48 Injured, Perp Still At Large”

Politico – by Josh Gerstein

A federal judge has ordered the unsealing of a search warrant that played a role in the controversial public renewal of the investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s email just before the presidential election.

The warrant was issued by a federal magistrate in late October, after the FBI requested permission to search emails contained on a laptop belonging to Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of Clinton aide Huma Abedin. The FBI discovered the Clinton-related emails after initially seizing the laptop during a probe over Weiner’s alleged sexually explicit online exchanges with a minor.   Continue reading “Judge orders unsealing of search warrant in Clinton email probe”

RT

Lead contamination in low-income communities is an even more of a severe problem across the US than initial reports from Flint, Michigan, indicated, according to new analysis from Reuters.

It has been over a year since lead contamination in Flint’s drinking water became national news. The issue is nowhere near fixed, as residents continue to battle with the state over bottled water deliveries. Since the Michigan city fell under the spotlight, the issue of lead contamination and subsequent testing has grown considerably nationwide. Reuters found that five communities have even more widespread lead poisoning than Flint.   Continue reading “Beyond Flint: Lead poisoning a nationwide epidemic, report concludes”

Mail.com

SYDNEY (AP) — For two years, a handful of ships have diligently combed a remote patch of the Indian Ocean west of Australia in a $160 million bid to find Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. On Tuesday, investigators made what was surely a painful admission: They have probably been looking in the wrong place.

The latest analysis by a team of international investigators concluded the vanished Boeing 777 is highly unlikely to be in the current search zone and may instead be in a region farther north. But though crews are expected to finish their deep-sea sonar hunt of the current search area next month, the possibility of extending the search to the north appeared doubtful, with Australia’s transport minister suggesting the analysis wasn’t specific enough to justify continuing the hunt.   Continue reading “After 2 years, experts say MH370 likely north of search area”

Mail.com

A Nevada Army veteran who died without knowing he won the nation’s highest medal of bravery received the honor he’s been owed for nearly 140 years in a ceremony on Monday. Nevada Rep. Mark Amodei held an event at his Reno office to present a new Medal of Honor to Jerry Reynolds, the 82-year-old grandson and closest surviving relative of the late Private Robert Smith.

Smith fought in a battle against American Indian tribes in the Dakota Territory on Sept. 9, 1876, when he was 29. Then-President Rutherford B. Hayes approved the Medal of Honor for Smith in 1877 for showing “special bravery in endeavoring to dislodge Indians secreted in a ravine,” according to Army records.   Continue reading “140 years late, Nevada veteran lauded with US Medal of Honor”

Mail.com

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — North Carolina lawmakers appear poised to repeal a controversial law widely derided as the “bathroom bill” because it requires transgender people to use restrooms corresponding with the sex on their birth certificate in many public buildings.

As part of the deal, the Charlotte City Council voted Monday to repeal the local nondiscrimination ordinance that first prompted legislators the pass the state law. Opposition to the state law, called HB2, cost the state hundreds of jobs, several high-profile sports events and perhaps Gov. Pat McCrory a second term.   Continue reading “North Carolina’s ‘bathroom bill’ set on fast path to repeal”