Courthouse News – by ANNIE YOUDERIAN 

(CN) – A former CIA analyst and antiwar activist claims in court that police at George Washington University “forcibly and falsely” arrested him for turning his back to then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during a 2011 speech on Internet freedom.

According to Raymond McGovern’s federal lawsuit in Washington, D.C., the 27-year CIA veteran stood “in silent dissent” with his back to Clinton, wearing a T-shirt that said “Veterans for Peace,” during a Feb. 15, 2011 speech at the university.   Continue reading “Antiwar Activist Decries Arrest for ‘Silent Dissent’”

Public SchoolsEnd of American Dream – by Michael Snyder

Our children are the future of America, and our public schools are systematically training them to become accustomed to living in a “Big Brother” police state.  All across the United States today, public schools have essentially become “prison grids” that are run by control freaks that are absolutely obsessed with micromanaging the lives of their students down to the smallest detail.  As you will read about below, students all over the country are now being monitored by RFID microchips, their lunches are being inspected on a daily basis by school administrators, and the social media accounts of students are being constantly monitored even when they are at home.  Of course these sorts of things do not happen everywhere just yet, but on the path that we are on it is just a matter of time.  At this point, many of our public schools very closely resemble “totalitarian dictatorships”, and so if the United States ever slips into totalitarianism the students of today will actually feel very comfortable under that political system.   Continue reading “Public Schools Are Preparing America’s Children For Life In A Police State”

Activist Post- by Brandon Turbeville

On January 20, I wrote an article entitled “Upcoming Military Drill Off Limits To Reporters,” in which I reported on the announcement that South Carolina’s Richland County Sheriff’s Office would be engaged in joint training exercises with unidentified units from Ft. Bragg.

The official Richland County Sheriff’s Department’s press release stated that “Citizens may see military and departmental vehicles traveling in and around rural and metropolitan areas and may hear ordinance being set off or fired which will be simulated/ blanks and controlled by trained personnel.”   Continue reading “Local Police Train With Special Forces To Raid Farm Houses, Conduct Domestic Raids”

vaccinechild1 263x164 Vaccination by Force: Oregon Law Makes it Hard for Parents to Refuse VaccinesNatural Society – by Christina Sarich

Due to a new law passed by Oregon legislators, parents will have increasing difficulty getting an immunization exemption for their children. Starting next Monday, parents won’t be able to refuse immunizations for diseases like whopping cough, polio, diptheria, and hepatitis as easily as they did in years prior, and pediatricians are even supporting this malarchy of removing parent’s rights concerning their children.   Continue reading “Vaccination by Force: Oregon Law Makes it Hard for Parents to Refuse Vaccines”

101021_truck_regs_ap_605Pat Dollard

Excerpted from E2 Wire: President Obama will unveil the next phase of fuel economy and greenhouse gas standards for heavy-duty vehicles on Tuesday.

During his visit to a Safeway distribution center in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, Obama will announce the new standards, which build upon the first standards the administration finalized for big rigs, semi trucks, buses and other heavy-duty vehicles in 2011.   Continue reading “Obama Puts Commercial Trucks In His Crosshairs”

Drought - Photo by Bert KaufmannEnd of American Dream – by Michael Snyder

Did you know that the drought in Brazil is so bad that some neighborhoods are only being allowed to get water once every three days?  At this point, 142 Brazilian cities are rationing water and there does not appear to be much hope that this crippling drought is going to end any time soon.  Unfortunately, most Americans seem to be absolutely clueless about all of this.  In response to my recent article about how the unprecedented drought that is plaguing California right now could affect our food supply, one individual left a comment stating “if Califirnia can’t supply South America will. We got NAFTA.”  Apart from the fact that this person could not even spell “California” correctly, we also see a complete ignorance of what is going on in the rest of the planet.  The truth is that the largest country in South America (Brazil) is also experiencing an absolutely devastating drought at the moment.  They are going to have a very hard time just taking care of their own people for the foreseeable future.   Continue reading “The Drought In Brazil Has Gotten So Bad That 142 Cities Are Now Rationing Water”

21st Century Wire

We’ve stumbled across these two incredibly interesting threads in the Sandy Hook false flag investigation.

Both of these findings are based purely on facts and data (presented by publisher below), and they reveal some potentially volatile clues as to strange goings on the the little hamlet of ‘Newtown’, Connecticut. Amazing…   Continue reading “Sandy Hook Victims: Lottery Jackpots and Free Homes – Two Unusual Clues Unearthed in Newtown”

Video Rebel’s Blog

He is Edward “Ed” Mezvinsky, born January 17, 1937.

Then you’ll probably say, “Who is Ed Mezvinsky?”

Well, he is a former Democrat congressman who represented Iowa’s 1st congressional district in the United States House of Representatives for two terms, from 1973 to 1977.

He sat on the House Judiciary Committee that decided the fate of Richard Nixon.

He was outspoken saying that Nixon was a crook and a disgrace to politics and the nation and should be impeached.    Continue reading “Do You Know Edward “Ed” Mezvinsky?”

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Middle East Monitor

The United States is planning to use the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan as a base for a potential military intervention in Syria to topple Syrian President Bashar Al Assad and his regime, Western diplomatic sources claimed.   Continue reading “US to use Jordan as base for potential military intervention in Syrian”

kelp-earthquake-radioactiOrange Country Register – by ERIKA I. RITCHIE

Anyone wondering about radiation found in kelp along the West Coast can check out the latest details on a new website.

Steve Manley, a biology professor at Cal State Long Beach, just launched Kelp Watch 2014 at kelpwatch.berkeley.edu. The site will update readers on how much radiation is found in kelp growing in the waters off California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska and British Columbia. The website will be updated as data come in.   Continue reading “Cal State Long Beach professor tracks radioactive kelp”

Kyiv Post

Open warfare broke out on the streets of Kyiv today, with at least 22 persons reportedly killed and more than 1,000 people injured. It was a day of non-stop bloodletting, smoke, fire and screeching ambulances.    Continue reading “Ukraine: At least 22 reported dead, more than 1,000 injured in Feb. 18 clashes”

Israeli premier meets wounded Syrians, blames IranYahoo News – by IAN DEITCH

ERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s prime minister met with wounded Syrians treated at an Israeli hospital Tuesday and blamed Iran for bloodshed in neighboring Syria as world powers meet in Vienna for talks over Tehran’s nuclear program.

Benjamin Netanyahu visited a hospital in the Golan Heights where Israeli doctors treat Syrians wounded in the civil war raging across the border. Although Israel and Syria are enemies having fought several wars, Israel provides medical treatment and humanitarian aid for wounded Syrians that reach its border.   Continue reading “Israeli premier meets wounded Syrians, blames Iran”

KATC News – by MELISSA CANONE

Today, there was a demonstration in Morgan City of the Anaconda, a boat designed for military use, by Swiftships Shipbuilders LLC and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. U.S. Rep. Charles Boustany, who represents Louisiana’s 3rd congressional district, was also present at the demonstration.

UL researchers (faculty and students) working with Swiftships are adding autonomous navigation to the Anaconda. Autonomous naviagtion integrades sensors and technology that will enable the boat to to be self-driven. Swiftships enlisted the University’s help to enhance the Anaconda because of its expertise in control systems, sensors and robotics.   Continue reading “UL, Swiftships demonstrate unmanned boat”