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Forward – by Michael Bennett Cohn
Rav Ashi, the first editor of the Babylonian Talmud, once dreamed that he was having a conversation with Manasseh, a King of Judah who had died about a thousand years earlier.
Ashi asked: “Since thou art so wise, why didst thou worship idols?”
Manasseh replied, “Wert thou there, thou wouldst have caught up the skirt of thy garment and sped after me.” Continue reading “The Secret Jewish History of Pokemon Go”
LANSING (WWJ) – A one-year pilot program set up in five counties will allow Michigan State Police to conduct roadside drug tests.
First Lt. Michael Shaw says if a driver is pulled over for a traffic offense and shows signs of being under the influence of drugs –specially trained “drug recognition experts” will conduct traditional field sobriety tests. Continue reading “Michigan State Police To Conduct Roadside Drug Tests In Pilot Program”
DeRay Mckesson is an American civil rights activist and educator. Mckesson is a member of the Black Lives Matter movement and is known for his activism via social media outlets such as Twitter and Instagram and has been active in the protests inFerguson, Missouri and Baltimore, Maryland.[1] Mckesson has also written for The Huffington Post[2] and The Guardian.[3] Along with Johnetta Elzie, Brittany Packnett, and Samuel Sinyangwe, Mckesson launched Campaign Zero, a policy platform to end police violence.[4] Continue reading “House Boy Target”
The Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish
Tens of thousands have been convicted and served time — even earning the black mark of a felony — for crimes they likely didn’t commit, a recent report found, because the cases against them relied on horribly unreliable field drug test kits.
So prone to errors are the tests, courts won’t allow their submission as evidence. However, their continued use by law enforcement — coupled with a 90 percent rate at which drug cases are resolved through equally dubious plea deals — needlessly ruins thousands of lives. Continue reading “Study: Tens of Thousands of Innocent People In Prison Because of Faulty Field Drug Test Kits”
In a shocking article published Tuesday by the Verge, it was revealed the FBI has been quietly collecting hundreds of thousands of iris scans as part an experimental program referred to as the “FBI Iris Pilot.” Working together with local police departments, U.S. Border Patrol, and the Pentagon, the FBI has discreetly amassed 434,000 iris scans.
The surveillance technology, used primarily by airports and private security companies, was pitched in 2013 as a way to help police departments catch criminals in a safer and more efficient manner. At that point, the FBI already had 30,000 scans and was looking to coordinate with local and national agencies to develop a searchable database of scans taken by police departments across the nation. The iris scan, which can be taken from a distance and requires no physical contact, was to be taken upon arrest and submitted whether charges were pressed or not. Continue reading “The FBI Has Quietly Collected 434,000 Iris Scans Of US Citizens”
Police in Cleveland say they aim to avoid mass arrests at the protests planned for next week’s Republican National Convention, but preparations by the city’s courts to process up to 1,000 people a day have some civil rights activists worried.
Thousands of people from across the country are expected in the city to protest the expected presidential nomination of New York businessman Donald Trump, who has vowed to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border and restrict immigration from countries with large Muslim populations if elected. Continue reading “Cleveland activists wary of city plans to process thousands of arrests”
Baltimore police officers fatally shot a man armed with a semi-automatic rifle who exchanged fire with them on Thursday on the city’s West Side, a police spokesman said.
Four plainclothes officers on patrol heard gunfire at about 9:30 p.m. local time and responded to an apartment building where they found a man in a parking lot firing an AK-15 style weapon, said T.J. Smith, a police spokesman, during a news conference. Continue reading “Baltimore officers exchange gunfire with armed man, kill him: police”
Sources told CNN that the famed “28 pages” from the congressional 9/11 report, detailing Saudi involvement in the terrorist attack, may be released to the public as early as Friday, ending 14 years of secrecy.
“The House Intelligence Committee will get the redacted report today or tomorrow,” said Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), a member of that committee. “The Senate and House intel committees should then give the formal go ahead to release the report since they originally produced it.” Continue reading “’28 Pages’ of Alleged Saudi Involvement in 9/11 May Be Released Friday”
(FREEDOM FIGHTER) Americas worst nightmare potentially just got the green light. The blue helmets of the UN are coming to police the streets of the USA. Foreign Military is now allowed to police the streets, arrest, and use force in combat.
In May 2016, the USA approved a set of principles that give the green light for UN peacekeeping troops AND POLICE to use force to “protect” citizens in armed conflicts, but the agreement does not specify exactly where. The Blue Helmets are coming, and the American police force could now be a part of a global police force. Continue reading “Did The US Just Agree To Allow UN Foreign Troops To Police The Streets Of The USA?”
Underground Reporter – by James Holbrooks
(UR) Washington, D.C. — In a congressional hearing on Wednesday, former Director of National Intelligence and retired Navy admiral Dennis Blair told the panel that the United States should be prepared to use military force to oppose Chinese aggression in the South China Sea.
“I think we need to have some specific lines and then encourage China to compromise on some of its objectives,” Blair, who headed the U.S. Pacific Command while in the Navy, said at the hearing. Continue reading “Former Admiral Urges America To Prepare For Imminent Naval Battle With China”
Natural News – by Daniel Barker
Doctors at British “gender identity clinics” are prescribing sex-change hormones for children as young as 12 years old, according to recent U.K. media reports.
One Welsh GP, Dr. Helen Webberley, admitted that she is treating a “handful” of patients under 16 with cross-sex hormones, one of whom is a 12-year-old living as a boy. Continue reading “Reckless, profit-driven doctors prescribing children as young as 12 sex-change hormones”
Actors Required for Security Drills (Crisis Actors) (USA) – Posted: 23 hours ago
E-9 is a private security firm is seeking crisis actors for training videos and drills.
Requirements:
Canadian Citizen
Confidentiality Agreement Must be Signed
… Continue reading “New Craigslist Ad For Crisis Actors”
A truck rammed into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in the French Riviera city of Nice on Thursday night, killing at least 70 people in an apparent attack, French officials said.
The truck struck the crowd on the Promenade des Anglais, a seaside walk in center of the city in southern France, according to Nice Matin, a regional newspaper. About 100 people were reported injured. Continue reading “Truck rams Bastille Day crowd in Nice, France; at least 70 reported killed”
The Hill – by Katie Bo Williams
The State Department will soon have to produce more information about Hillary Clinton‘s emails that it has chosen to redact or withhold entirely.
A federal judge on Thursday gave the agency until Oct. 28 to produce a document known as a “Vaughn Index” — used to justify a decision to withhold information requested under a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request — for 200 emails that passed through Clinton’s private server. Continue reading “State Dept. ordered to justify redacting 200 Clinton emails”
It’s like the 2016 version of the dress.
If you thought finding rare Pokémon on Pokémon Go was hard, try finding the missing item in this photo plastered all over the internet. Recently, this picture of a rug has been popping up all over Facebook with a nearly-impossible task: find the phone. Heather Rooney, a radio DJ in Fort Wayne, Indiana, posted the picture to her public Facebook page explaining that a woman dropped her phone on the patterned rug, making it hard to find. Continue reading “There’s A Phone Hidden In This Photo And It’s Driving People Nuts”
With the backing of tanks, Israeli military bulldozers have entered the demilitarized zone that divides Israel and the Syrian Golan areas, constructing a set of anti-tank trenches and fortifications 300-500 meters inside the DMZ.
This is the first time that the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have operated openly on the Syrian side of the border since the beginning of the Syrian civil war some five years ago. No opposition or protest from Syrian President Bashar Assad in Damascus has been offered. Continue reading “Israeli Bulldozers Enter DMZ with Tanks in Tow”
