MassPrivateI

‘Visual Analytics for Command, Control and Interoperability Environments” (VACCINE) is a social media spying tool developed by DHS.

The U.S. Coast Guard secretly spied on baseball fans during last years All-Star Week. 

“VACCINE’s social media analytics tool was used by U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) during Major League Baseball’s All-Star Week.”   Continue reading “‘VACCINE’ is being used to spy on baseball fans, festivalgoers etc., part 4”

ABC News

A man barricaded himself in a home in Northern California overnight after allegedly opening fire on police and fleeing Wednesday afternoon, authorities say.

Police say they have made contact with the man.

After an hours-long manhunt and hours of negotiations, officers deployed teargas into the house in the Fremont area in an attempt to get the suspect to come out, according to the Alameda County Sheriff’s Department. The area is about 40 miles from San Francisco.   Continue reading “Suspect in Cop Shooting Barricaded in Home, Police Negotiating”

Video Rebel’s Blog

Charles Ortel has studied the Clinton Foundation in depth as only an analyst could. His conclusions are that the Clinton Crime Family took in more than $100 billion and that most of that money disappeared.

The Good News is that each act of solicitation for a donation is a felony. There are literally thousands of felonies that cannot be pardoned by President Obama because they occurred either under foreign jurisdictions or in violation of individual US state laws.   Continue reading “Charles Ortel: Clintons Are Vulnerable For Their Foundation Crimes”

Washington Examiner – by Paul Beddard

Illegal immigration has exploded 57 percent in less than two years, with at least 550,000 new undocumented aliens pouring into America in a trend that is set to continue growing, according to new Census data.

In an analysis of the numbers, the Center for Immigration Studies found illegal and legal immigration have reached over 1.5 million a year, a new 15 year high, and a 39 percent increase over 2013.   Continue reading “Census: Illegal immigration up 57% to 550,000, one new Albuquerque A YEAR”

Huffington Post – by Cristian Farias

The U.S. Supreme Court won’t review a Utah case questioning Ted Cruz‘s eligibility to be president, one of several similar challenges that have been brewing in lower courts and in which the Texas senator has largely prevailed.

Without explanation, the justices on Tuesday declined to review Wagner v. Cruz, an appeal brought by a retired lawyer who claims that Cruz isn’t a “natural born citizen” within the meaning of the Constitution.   Continue reading “Supreme Court Won’t Touch This Legal Challenge to Ted Cruz’s ‘Natural Born’ Status”

ABC 7 News – by Cornell Barnard

FREMONT, Calif. (KGO) — Fremont police are reporting that two cops have been transported with injuries following two officer-involved shootings Wednesday afternoon.

Police are reporting two separate shootings occurred in the Irvington area. At around 1:33 p.m., police say a patrol officer said he was hit by a car at Fremont and Washington boulevards.   Continue reading “Manhunt Underway After Two Officers Shot In Fremont”

The Weather Channel

Texas Governor Greg Abbott declared a state of disaster across 31 counties in the Lone Star State as a severe storm parked itself over the region, causing flash flooding. Heavy rain was falling at a rate of up to 3 inches per hour, said weather.com meteorologist Jonathan Erdman.

According to the National Weather Service, up to 4 feet of rapidly flowing water has already been reported in some parts of the city.   Continue reading “State of Disaster Declared in 31 Texas Counties Amidst Severe Flooding”

End of the American Dream – by Michael Snyder

We are watching an entire nation collapse right in front of our eyes.  As you read this article, there are severe shortages of just about anything you can imagine in Venezuela.  That includes food, toilet paper, medicine, electricity and even Coca-Cola.  All over the country, people are standing in extremely long lines for hours on end just hoping that they will be able to purchase some provisions for their hungry families.  At times when there hasn’t been anything for the people that have waited in those long lines, full-blown riots have broken out.  All of this is happening even though Venezuela has not been hit by a war, a major natural disaster, a terror attack, an EMP burst or any other type of significant “black swan” event.  When debt spirals out of control, currency manipulation goes too far and government interference reaches ridiculous extremes, this is what can happen to an economy.  The following are 8 lessons that we can learn from the epic economic meltdown in Venezuela…   Continue reading “8 Lessons That We Can Learn From The Epic Economic Meltdown In Venezuela”

Daily Bell

Hillary and Trump Leave Americans with Angst, Malaise and Little Confidence  … A new poll by the Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research finds that the choice of Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump for president leaves Americans feeling frustrated, angry, helpless — suffering from angst and malaise, with little confidence with our political system.  –Red State

We covered this AP-NORC poll previously HERE but focused on Americans lack of trust when it comes to government.   Continue reading “9 in 10 Americans are Disillusioned With Democracy”

LA Times

A campus shooting at UCLA Wednesday morning left two men dead in a murder-suicide that sent thousands of students running for safety and barricading themselves in classrooms, authorities said.

LAPD Chief Charlie Beck confirmed that the shooter was one of the two men killed in a small office in a building in the campus’ engineering complex.

”The campus is now safe,” Beck told reporters in a news conference shortly after noon.   Continue reading “Two dead in murder-suicide at UCLA; LAPD says ‘campus is now safe’”

AntiCorruption Society – by Steve Kangas, Global Research News

The following article was initially published in 1997. It is in part based on the work of William Blum. Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions since World War II, 1995 (GR Ed. M. Ch.)

The following timeline describes just a few of the hundreds of atrocities and crimes committed by the CIA. (1)
Continue reading “A Timeline of CIA Atrocities”

The Organic Prepper

Now, those who are having difficulty finding food in Venezuela have another problem: being able to afford it.  Food costs in Venezuela have soared so high, they’re practically extraterrestrial. Those who didn’t stock up on emergency food  back before the government there made it illegal are now probably fervently wishing they had.   Continue reading “What Food Costs in Venezuela: Eggs $150 a dozen, Dry Milk $100 a pound”

KSL – by Mike Anderson

SALT LAKE CITY — Some tenants at a Salt Lake City apartment complex are fuming over a new lease agreement that requires tenants to “like” the complex on Facebook.

Tenants of the City Park Apartments told KSL that a “Facebook addendum” showed up taped to their doors Thursday night.

The contract requires tenants to friend the City Park Apartments on Facebook within five days, or be found in breach of the rental agreement, though some of the tenants already signed a lease agreement months ago.   Continue reading “Tenants fume over apartment complex’s new Facebook addendum”

Scientific American – by Kagondu Njagi

NAIROBI, May 31 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – As they struggle to deal with more extreme weather, a range of food crops are generating more of chemical compounds that can cause health problems for people and livestock who eat them, scientists have warned.

A new report by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) says that crops such as wheat and maize are generating more potential toxins as a reaction to protect themselves from extreme weather.   Continue reading “Extreme Weather May Raise Toxin Levels in Food, Scientists Warn”