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Atlanta Journal-Constitution – by Rhonda Cook
Ten former law enforcement officers from five agencies, in addition to two civilians, have been sentenced to from one to nine years in federal prison for selling their badges to protect drug dealers.
The man who coordinated the protection, a civilian, is to be sentenced in federal court on Wednesday. Continue reading “Atlanta area officers get federal prison for helping drug dealers”
Violence erupted in the streets of Ferguson, Mo. for a fourth straight night Wednesday, with police firing smoke bombs and tear gas at demonstrators and some people lobbing Molotov cocktails. Racial unrest lingers in the St. Louis suburb following a weekend police shooting of an unarmed black teenager.
“What do we Want? Justice,” the protesters yelled. Continue reading “Violence in Ferguson: Police Fire Tear Gas, Smoke Bombs at Demonstrators”
Washington Post – by Wesley Lowery
FERGUSON, Mo. — For the past week in Ferguson, reporters have been using the McDonald’s a few blocks from the scene of Michael Brown’s shooting as a staging area. Demonstrations have blown up each night nearby. But inside there’s WiFi and outlets, so it’s common for reporters to gather there.
That was the case Wednesday. My phone was just about to die, so as I charged it, I used the time to respond to people on Twitter and do a little bit of a Q&A since I wasn’t out there covering the protests. Continue reading “In Ferguson, Washington Post reporter Wesley Lowery gives account of his arrest”
Hmmm, does this make you want to own a MacBook Pro? It looks like Apple has installed a copy of both the Constitution of the United States as well as a copy of the Declaration of Independence on all of their machines.
According to The Unofficial Apple Weblog,
Sometimes when I see just how ignorant many American politicians are of the Constitution of the United States, I get the urge to send them a copy along with some annotations. Perhaps now that more of those in the federal government are using Macs, we might begin to see them paying more attention to this document that outlines the supreme law of the land.
Oh man…if things were not tense enough before in Xinjiang, get ready.
China unveils a new innovatiave plan to fight Islamic extremism..limit
their birth rate. Next stop….primae noctis.
Bloomberg
Xinjiang Chief Signals New Curbs on Births for Minorities
China plans to adopt the same family planning policies for all ethnic groups
in Xinjiang, the western province’s Communist Party chief wrote in an essay,
signaling further curbs for the Uighur Muslim minority. Southern Xinjiang
will “implement family planning policy equally on all ethnic groups, to lower
and stabilize an appropriate birth rate,” Zhang Chunxian wrote in the August
edition of Qiushi, an official magazine of the party. Continue reading “China unveils new plan to fight Islamic extremism: Limit their birth rate”
Under the category of “I told you so”, a political contact, Jatto Abdulqudir, of who I dubbed Patient Zero, Patrick Sawyer, has died. I had previously expressed the fear that Sawyer’s boarding of two airplanes with multiple connecting flights raised the likelihood that hundreds of thousands would be exposed on the same day to the Ebola virus (www.twtitter.com/hniman).
This one fact represents an emerging picture which serves to demonstrate that the Ebola containment efforts are failing miserably and we are in the beginning of an emerging pandemic. Further, this article will make it clear that health officials ranging from the World Health Organization to the CDC are negligent in their duty to protect the public in the midst of this Ebola outbreak. Continue reading “The Ebola Crisis Just Went From Bad to Worse”
Brazilian company Flight Tech has sold Horus FT-100 mini-unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to an African country, in a first for Brazil. The three UAVs will be delivered late this year to the undisclosed customer, with options for more sales in 2015. The deal includes logistical support.
The Horus FT-100 is designed for short range reconnaissance missions and can be used for target acquisition, perimeter security and supporting infiltration and exfiltration, its manufacturer said. In the private sector it can be used for aerial surveying. The aircraft has an endurance of 1-2 hours and an operational range of 10-15 km. It is battery powered, weights 6-7 kg and has a 2.7 metre wingspan. Cruise speed is 33 knots. Continue reading “Brazil Sells UAS to Africa”
Prison Planet – by Steve Watson
Legislation introduced to the Californian Senate earlier this year mandating ‘kill switches’ on all smart phones has been passed and sent to the Governor’s desk for approval.
Governor Jerry Brown is expected to sign bill CA SB 962 in the coming weeks, meaning that it will be against the law for any supplier or carrier in the State to sell a mobile phone that is not fitted with the technology.
Manufacturers will have until July 1, 2015 to ensure that all their phones are equipped with the means to “render the essential features of the smartphone inoperable when not in the possession of the authorized user.” Continue reading “‘Kill Switch’ Smart Phone Bill Passes In California”
Mercola – by Mark Sircus Ac., OMD
If you’ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer, your doctor probably ran down a list of confusing treatment options and told you to pick your poison(make a choice among options).
The simplest option when you’ve been diagnosed with prostate cancer is known as watchful waiting, which means doing nothing unless later tests show the cancer is worsening. Continue reading “Prostate Cancer Treatment Choices”
When in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one people to assume that their president, hostile to the principles that formed the nation and determined to act with malice toward its inhabitants by suppressing their rights and enabling its enemies to prosper in their attempts to destroy it, must be confronted, a rational response for the nation is to encumber itself no more with such a president and reject his authority and the acolytes who carry out his wishes. Continue reading “A Second Declaration of Independence”
CNS News – by Brittany M. Hughes
Court records show that Cristian Alexander Zamora, an illegal alien from El Salvador, was charged and fined for driving without a valid driver’s license in Texas in 2011– which was two years before he and an accomplice allegedly used a machete and a baseball bat to murder a 16-year-old Texas high school student.
Zamora, 22, and 19-year-old Ricardo Campos-Lara, also an illegal alien from El Salvador, are currently awaiting trial in federal court in Houston, for killing Klein Forest High School sophomore Josael Guevara in the Sam Houston National Forest. Continue reading “Illegal Fined For Driving w/o License Before Allegedly Killing Boy With Machete”
In addition to the citizen scientist sampling network that is under construction the other pillar of the InFORM project is the collection of samples in the open North Pacific and Arctic Oceans. The first samples for radionuclide analyses were collected by University of Victoria undergraduate student Kathryn Purdon on the first leg of the icebreaker CCGS Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s annual operations in Canada’s far North. Continue reading “First InFORM Samples Collected to Track Fukushima Radionuclides”
The Missouri Citizen’s Militia is NOW IN Ferguson to protect innocent Americans from the tyrannical ‘police state’ according to the linked facebook post from Aaron Penberthy. Missouri’s Militia was recently at Bundy Ranch protecting innocent Americans from the CORRUPT FEDS who have NOTHING BETTER TO DO THAN TERRORIZE INNOCENT Americans. Straight from the lips of Penberthy on Facebook:
Aaron Penberthy If peaceful protesters get fired upon, it is my duty to uphold the constitution Clay Martin. If innocent families are being attacked, I have no choice but as a human being to go defend. Continue reading “REPORT: the Missouri Citizen’s Militia is NOW IN Ferguson to protect innocent Americans from the tyrannical ‘police state’”
Military Times – by Tom Vanden Brook
ABOARD MILITARY AIRCRAFT, OVER THE BERING SEA — The military has sent 130 advisers to northern Iraq to plan for the evacuation of refugees under siege by Islamic militants, according to a senior Defense Department official.
The Marines and special operations forces have been sent to the city of Irbil in Kurdish-controlled northern Iraq to assess the humanitarian crisis in the Sinjar mountains and ways to end it, said the official who spoke on condition of anonymity because officials were not authorized to speak publicly about the mission. Continue reading “Pentagon official: 130 advisers heading to northern Iraq”
Marine Corps Times – by Hope Hodge Seck
Climate-controlled caves in Norway will house a new stock of Marine military gear and vehicles in August, and Marines will return unusable equipment to the U.S.
The caves are part of the Marine Corps’ global prepositioning program. Marines and Norwegian troops will unload a maritime prepositioning force ship, the cargo ship Dewayne T. Williams, in Norway’s Trøndelag region in mid-August, according to an Aug. 8 news release. Once the cave is clear, they’ll load some 400 vehicles and 350 containers of equipment. Continue reading “Marines to load new prepositioning gear into Norway caves”
A 31-year-old man tried to rob a gun shop in Canada with the only thing he had; a crossbow. Apparently, he wanted to trade in his crossbow for a new gun because that’s what he demanded from the employee as he was pointing the crossbow at him.
He then apparently got cold feet and left the shop empty handed, and later turned himself into police claiming responsibility for the armed robbery. Continue reading “Man Tries To Rob Gun Shop With Crossbow, It Didn’t Work”
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Concealed Nation – by Brandon