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DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. —A witness who helped rescue a family after their mother allegedly drove her minivan into the ocean tells WESH 2 that one of the children was screaming that their mother was trying to kill them.
Tim Tesseneer, of Rutherfordton, N.C., said he was one of the two men to first reach the minivan. Continue reading “Rescuer: Pregnant mom intentionally drove van with 3 kids inside into ocean”
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Before It’s News just received the following email from a retired American military officer who has agreed to identify himself as SFC Hawkins.
We have been requested to republish this email in full. According to SFC Hawkins, he served in the US Army from 97-01. After he got out of the Army, he had a meeting in the Pentagon after which he became a civilian contractor for the military, traveling to different states training defense contractors for the next several years. With a top secret security clearance, he put two and two together to realize what he was REALLY training these contractors for, so he decided he no longer wanted to be a ‘part of their crazy plans’. Continue reading “Reader Warns Russian Troops Everywhere”
A new state-of-the-art headband is being developed by Tufts University scientists that could help facilitate communication between the human brain and computers.
The new technology – currently being crafted at the university’s Human Computer Interaction Lab – would be capable of scanning an individual’s brain activity, determining whether the person is mentally aware enough to handle the task at hand, fatigued, or even bored with what they’re doing. Continue reading “Scientists work on backing up human brain with computers”
Activist Post – by Amanda Warren
When all hope is lost, leave it to others on the Web to reach out and help. One such example is a garbled letter left behind by a late grandmother, now decoded by other Internet users.
Here is another: a man is assaulted by an officer, trumped up charges are laid, he is jailed for 10 days and his phone is taken. When he gets it back, the footage has clearly been tampered with, leaving nothing but his word against an officer, a pending one-year jail term, a claim that there was no police call and deleted, corrupted files. Continue reading “Reddit User Recovers Altered Video of Cop, Keeps Man Out of Jail”
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The House of Delegates is considering a bill that would link Maryland’s gun registry to its criminal database.
State law requires gun owners to surrender their weapons if they’re convicted of felonies or any violent crimes, but Del. Luiz Simmons, D-Montgomery, said Maryland State Police lack a systematic way of enforcing this. They can’t use their databases to identify gun owners convicted of crimes. Continue reading “Maryland House bill would link gun, criminal registries”
EWING, N.J. – Authorities say one resident was killed in an explosion in a New Jersey housing development that also injured seven workers.
Police say the blast happened Tuesday after a gas line was damaged by contractors who were digging in the area. At least one town home was destroyed in the Trenton suburb of Ewing and 55 others damaged. Continue reading “One dead as damaged gas line explodes at New Jersey townhouse complex”
Residents of Washington, DC who are found to be in possession of a small amount of marijuana will no longer be charged with a crime after the city council voted Tuesday to reduce the penalty to a small fine.
The members voted 10-1 to drop possession of an ounce or less of cannabis to a civil fine of $25. The council did preserve a law making it illegal to smoke in public, although the maximum penalty for that infraction has been reduced from up to a year in jail and a $1,000 fine to up to six months in jail and a $500 fine. That penalty is the same one facing residents who are stopped in public with an open can of alcohol. Continue reading “Marijuana on its way to being decriminalized in Washington DC”
About one in five US soldiers have been found to have a common mental illness such as depression or panic disorder upon enlisting in the Army, according to a new study.
A second study showed that over eight percent of soldiers had contemplated suicide and 1.1 percent had attempted suicide, researchers found via confidential surveys and interviews with 5,428 soldiers at Army bases across the US. Continue reading “’How did these guys get in the Army?’ New study delves into mental illness”
The last time a leaked phone call out of Ukraine was released about a month ago ostensibly by the Russian NSA equivalent, one between US assistant sec state Victoria Nuland and the US envoy to the Ukraine, Geoffrey Pyatt, it was revealed that the real puppet masters behind the Maidan movement, and the true instigators of the Ukraine “revolution” were none other than the “developed” world superpowers, lead by the US. Also revealed were tensions between the US and EU strategies on how to overthrow the current government, culminating with the infamous “Fuck the EU.” Needless to say the US, which implicitly confirmed the recording, was angry at Russia and accused it of using dirty tricks. Continue reading ““Behind The Kiev Snipers It Was Somebody From The New Coalition” – A Stunning New Leak Released”
Guerrilla America – by SAMUEL CULPER III
For the benefit of quasi-academic exercise, let’s assume that the absolute worst happens in Connecticut (CT): a federal invasion. (Although the likelihood is low right now, it could be a plausible scenario in another state for the government of tomorrow.) If I was tasked to analyze and wargame that scenario, my initial key assumptions would be: Continue reading “Invasion Models”
McClatchy DC – by JONATHAN S. LANDAY, ALI WATKINS AND MARISA TAYLOR
WASHINGTON — The CIA Inspector General’s Office has asked the Justice Department to investigate allegations of malfeasance at the spy agency in connection with a yet-to-be released Senate Intelligence Committee report into the CIA’s secret detention and interrogation program, McClatchy has learned. Continue reading “Probe sought of CIA conduct in Senate study of secret detention program”
Facebook is currently working with two anti-gun groups to further restrict firearm discussions on its various pages in a move that will likely lead to the outright censorship of gun topics throughout the social media site.
Facebook has also bought out a drone company as well. Sending 11000 drones to Africa. Continue reading “Facebook Joins Bloomberg To Ban Pro-Gun Speech, Seek To Limit First Amendment Rights”
(Video, Activist Post) – The fact that the United States leads the world in prison population is becoming common knowledge. Somewhat lesser known is the direct connection between corporate prisons and incarceration rates. There is no starker example of this than Louisiana which leads the world in for-profit prisons and, just coincidentally, happens to have the world’s highest prison population per capita. Continue reading “Kids For Cash Scheme Exposes Horrors of For-Profit Prisons: Documentary”
WEB Notes: Pay attention to the signs taking place in the world, this is a major one. Do not forget1 Thes 5:3.
(Video, Ynet) – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu wants an accord with the Palestinians, but the onus is on them to recognize Israel as a Jewish state, he told the annual conference of the pro-Israel lobby AIPAC on Tuesday. Continue reading “Netanyahu at AIPAC: Ready for ‘historic peace’, but Palestinians must recognize Jewish state”
Putin is not playing games with the west. He just announced that if the U.S. imposes sanctions on Russia, Russia will default on all loans from the western world and the western banking system. Now Putin is playing hard ball with the west.
Obama is in a game with a seasoned war veteran, and a man who has no fear of the US and the western powers. It will be interesting to watch Obama squirm his way out of this situation. Continue reading “Russia Warns It Will Dump The U.S. Dollar And Stiff The Western Banking Cartel”
At first blush, a lawsuit filed last week by the ACLU on behalf of a sociology professor at Indiana University wrongly detained by U.S. Customs and Border Protection seems to be about whether CBP is exceeding the limitations on its police powers, and detaining US citizens for purposes unrelated to customs and borders.
That’s bad, but unsurprising in light of the history of abuse of limited administrative search powers as a pretext for unrelated police purposes by CBP and other DHS components, notably the TSA. Continue reading “DHS uses email intercepts to question US citizen about her sex life”
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