Yes, black lives certainly do matter, but the gang of idiots presently running rampant under that name don’t matter to anyone, and never will, because they’re little more than a gang of dupes being used by the communists to cause social unrest, and divide the population along racial lines.

Black lives matter, Asian lives matter, and although I haven’t seen it personally, I’m sure there are intelligent, and hard working Mexicans who contribute to our society, are in full support of American values, and the Bill of Rights. The Mexicans, Blacks, and Asians you see on TV, and in much of the “alternative media” only serve the purpose of causing division, and undermining popular unity, which unity can and does cross all racial and ethnic lines.   Continue reading “Black Lives Matter”

SHTF Plan – by Jeremiah Johnson

Yes, we are all well aware the Constitution limits the Presidency to two consecutive four-year terms of office.  Then again, if you weigh the track record of the Obama administration, the Constitution is nothing more than a challenge that he bypasses and circumvents with every given opportunity.  Small wonder that he may very well do the same thing with the upcoming presidential elections.  Already a sham, the presidential elections are actually a vehicle he can use to grab that “Third Term” for himself.   Continue reading “Obama Wants A Third Term And This Is How He Could Make It Happen”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Despite “heroic” promises to accept 160,000 Syrian refugees, European Union member states have only accepted 6,000 to date while the US alone has already admitted 8,000 of the 10,000 promised.  So in light of recent terrorist attacks this begs the question is the U.S. being honorable or just dumb?  According to Nayla Rush of the Center for Immigration Studies the answer might just be the latter (although she’s far more polite than we are):   Continue reading “Obama Accepts “Surge” Of 8,000 Syrian Refugees – More Than All Of Europe (And Hillary Wants More)”

MSN

An outbreak of yellow fever that’s been hitting the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola hard, killing more than 400 people and sickening even more, is poised to spread beyond central Africa. It’s already the region’s largest outbreak in decades.

Yellow fever is transmitted by the same mosquito as the Zika virus. The symptoms can be anything from just a general fever to jaundice (that’s where the “yellow” comes in) and a severe liver disease with bleeding. While the more severe symptoms are relatively rare, the virus kills about half of those who develop them.   Continue reading “Another deadly virus is poised to go global”

RT

Video has emerged online of a large Washington DC police officer pressing a small woman against his patrol car – lifting her feet clean off the ground.

The shocking clip has been retweeted more than 5,000 times and was posted with the comment “I’m TIRED” by @MacAndCheeks, who claims one officer tried to access her phone while she was recording the incident.   Continue reading “Woman brutally dangled in air by DC cop provokes outrage online”

Mail.com

LAS VEGAS (AP) — The last tower of the iconic Riviera Hotel and Casino came tumbling down along the Las Vegas Strip early Tuesday to make way for a convention center expansion. The 2:30 a.m. demolition of the Monte Carlo wing came two months after the taller Monaco tower was leveled the same way.   Continue reading “Last Riviera casino tumbles down after Vegas Strip implosion”

Mail.com

MOSCOW (AP) — Russian warplanes took off on Tuesday from a base in Iran to target Islamic State fighters and other militants in Syria, Russia’s Defense Ministry said, widening Moscow’s bombing campaign in Syria in a major development in the country’s civil war.

The long-range bombers took off from near the Iranian city of Hamedan, around 280 kilometers (175 miles) southwest of the Iranian capital, and struck targets in three provinces in northern and eastern Syria.   Continue reading “Russian warplanes take off from Iran to target IS in Syria”

George_Soros_47th_Munich_Security_Conference_2011_cropGeorge Soros (/ˈsɔːroʊs/[3] or /ˈsɔːrɒs/; Hungarian: Soros György, pronounced [ˈʃoroʃ ˈɟørɟ]; born August 12, 1930, as György Schwartz; Hungarian: Schwartz György) is a Hungarian-American business magnate,[4][5] investor, philanthropist, political activist and author who is of Hungarian-Jewish ancestry and holds dual citizenship (Hungary and the United States).[a] He is chairman ofSoros Fund Management. He is known as “The Man Who Broke the Bank of England” because of his short sale of US$10 billionworth of pounds, making him a profit of $1 billion during the 1992 Black Wednesday UK currency crisis.[8][9][10] Soros is one of the 30 richest people in the world.[11]   Continue reading “Jolly Roger’s Jew Target”

Yahoo News

A Chicago-based communist revolutionary group blamed by Milwaukee’s police chief for stoking a second day of violence said that some of its members did go there to “support a revolution” but didn’t set out to cause trouble.

Police chief Ed Flynn said members of a Chicago chapter of the Revolutionary Communist Party turned what had been a peaceful night into a tense one by leading marchers down several blocks at around 11:30 p.m. TV footage showed a small group of protesters walking or running through the streets, sometimes toppling orange construction barriers.   Continue reading “Communist group members go to Milwaukee to help ‘revolution’”

ABC News

A former Marine whose appearances in widely shared videos made him one of the most recognizable figures during the armed takeover of an Oregon wildlife refuge pleaded guilty Monday for his role in the weekslong standoff with authorities.

Jon Ritzheimer, 32, admitted that he conspired with Ammon Bundy and others to prevent U.S. Interior Department employees from doing their jobs at the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge, and they did so by threats of force or intimidation.   Continue reading “Oregon Refuge Defendant Who Appeared in Video Pleads Guilty”

The Daily Caller – by Peter Hasson

A leaked memo from left-wing financier George Soros’s Open Society Foundations argues that Europe’s refugee crisis should be accepted as a “new normal,” and that the refugee crisis means “new opportunities” for Soros’ organization to influence immigration policies on a global scale.

OSF program officer Anna Crowley and program specialist Katin Rosin co-authored the May 12 memo, titled “Migration Governance and Enforcement Portfolio Review.” The memo focuses on an OSF program called the International Migration Initiative, which aims to influence immigration policy.   Continue reading “Leaked Soros Memo: Refugee Crisis ‘New Normal,’ Gives ‘New Opportunities’ For Global Influence”

The Weather Channel

Nearly a third of all the homes in Ascension Parish, Louisiana, have been flooded as floodwater overtopped a levee  along the Amite River, the Baton Rouge Advocate says. Though skies have cleared as of Tuesday morning, the region is still dealing with the massive amount of water left behind, which is responsible for at least seven deaths and is pushing flood control systems to their limits.

“The next 24 to 48 hours is going to be a significant indication of just how much risk the parish remains in,” Rick Webre, director of the parish Office of Homeland Security, said in an emergency statement.    Continue reading “Nearly a Third of All Ascension Parish Homes Flooded as Levee Overtopped Amid Deadly Flooding”

The Hill – by Julian Hattem

A pair of leading House Republicans on Monday laid out detailed instructions for the Justice Department to file perjury charges against Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.

More than a month after first requesting the department open a criminal probe into Clinton for alleged misstatements she made under oath, the GOP heads of the House Judiciary and Oversight committees told a federal prosecutor specifically where they believed Clinton had lied to Congress about her email setup at the Department of State.   Continue reading “GOP lays out case for charging Clinton with perjury”

MassPrivateI

The National Assessment Governing Board (NAGB) and the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), is planning on assessing students social and emotional “mindsets” like “grit,” “desire for learning,” and “school climate.”

According to the NAGB, school kids from 4th-12th., grades will be given ‘mindset assessments.’   Continue reading “Grade school kids to be given ‘social and emotional mindset assessments’”

Facebook – by Anna Winek

Frequently Asked Questions

Silver deficiency is responsible for the improper functioning of the immune system concludes Dr. Robert O. Becker, M.D. who has conducted extensive research into the curative properties of sliver for many years at the Upstate Medical Center, Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY. Dr. Becker’s experiments conclude that silver works on the full spectrum of pathogens without any side effects or damage to the body.   Continue reading “Colloidal Silver Fabulous Facts”

Yahoo News

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania’s attorney general showed little emotion Monday night as she was convicted of leaking grand jury secrets and lying about it under oath.

In calling her a flight risk, the judge ordered Kathleen Kane, 50, to surrender her passport and threatened to jail her if she retaliated against the once-trusted aides who testified against her.   Continue reading “Pennsylvania’s attorney general found guilty in perjury case”

Politico – by Paul Demko

Aetna is pulling out of all but four states where it currently sells plans on the Obamacare exchanges for 2017.

The insurer’s participation will be limited to Virginia, Delaware, Iowa and Nebraska next year, compared with 15 states where it competed for customers this year.

The announcement follows similar decisions by UnitedHealth Group and Humana to scale back exchange participation.   Continue reading “Aetna pulling out of most Obamacare markets”

Mother Jones – by Andy Kroll

We are living in boom times for the private prison industry. The Corrections Corporation of America (CCA), the nation’s largest owner of private prisons, has seen its revenue climb by more than 500 percent in the last two decades. And CCA wants to get much, much bigger: Last year, the company made an offer to 48 governors to buy and operate their state-funded prisons. But what made CCA’s pitch to those governors so audacious and shocking was that it included a so-called occupancy requirement, a clause demanding the state keep those newly privatized prisons at least 90 percent full at all times, regardless of whether crime was rising or falling.   Continue reading “This Is How Private Prison Companies Make Millions Even When Crime Rates Fall”

New York Post

Fifteen prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detention center were sent to the United Arab Emirates in the single largest release of detainees during the Obama administration, the Pentagon announced Monday.

The transfer of 12 Yemeni nationals and three Afghans to the UAE comes amid a renewed push to whittle down the number of detainees held at the U.S. prison in Cuba that President Barack Obama wants to close.   Continue reading “Pentagon announces largest transfer of Guantanamo inmates”

AlterNet – by Sarah Lazare

The NYPD’s “see something, say something” directive went awry Sunday night when the cheering and clapping of people watching the Olympics at New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport was falsely reported as gunfire and fighting, touching off panic and an aggressive multi-agency “counter-terror” response.

“A senior law enforcement official told NBC News that the concern started when a woman coming off a plane said she thought she’d heard gunfire,” journalists Alex Johnson and Jonathan Dienst reported. “Two other law enforcement officials also said at least one person reported having heard gunfire.”   Continue reading “Overreaction to False Reports of Gunfire at JFK Airport Reveals the Depths of America’s Fear Culture”