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The New American – by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Robots, facial recognition, and drones. These are the technologically advanced tools that used to belong to the military, but are now commonplace in local police departments.
As The New American has reported, police departments and sheriff’s offices around the country every day look less like peace officers and more like warfighters. Continue reading “Local Police Adopt Military Technology and Tactics”
The New American – by Alex Newman
Americans overwhelmingly rejected bizarre threats from an increasingly unpopular Obama to rule by decree, surveys revealed after his State of the Union speech. Despite trying to artificially divide America into different collectivist classes in need of his supposedly benevolent protection and assistance — an age-old ploy used by statists sometimes referred to as “divide and conquer” — women, black leaders, Hispanic activists, small-business owners, and other members of collectivist categories rejected the narrative, too. Continue reading “America Rejects Rule by Decree as Critics Lambaste Obama Speech”
501(c) Tax Exempt is not what it seems for Churches.
Listen as Mark Dice explains in the below video.
Read the 501(c) IRS Tax Form Here Continue reading “Exposed: Churches Accepting Bribe Money from Government To Deceive Attendees”
Common Dreams – by Bill Moyers and Michael Winship
There’s a rule of thumb in cyberspace etiquette known as Godwin’s Law, named after Mike Godwin, the Internet lawyer and activist who first came up with it. A variation of that law boils down to this: He who first compares the other side to Nazis loses, and the conversation is at an end. Unless you’re billionaire Tom Perkins, who seems dedicated to digging a deeper and deeper hole for himself. Continue reading “Advice to Billionaire Perkins: Time to Shut Up!”
(Telegraph) – Half the world economy is one accident away from a deflation trap. The International Monetary Fund says the probability may now be as high as 20pc.
It is a remarkable state of affairs that the G2 monetary superpowers – the US and China – should both be tightening into such a 20pc risk, though no doubt they have concluded that asset bubbles are becoming an even bigger danger. Continue reading “World Risks Deflationary Shock as BRICS Puncture Credit Bubbles”
Officials at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) are conducting a massive,NSA-esque data-mining project collecting account information on an estimated 991 million American credit card accounts.
It was also learned at a Congressional hearing Tuesday that CFPB officials are working with the Federal Housing Finance Agency on a second data-mining effort, this one focused on the 53 million residential mortgages taken out by Americans since 1998. Continue reading “The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is secretly collecting millions of consumer credit card accounts, mortgages”
ST. LOUIS — With lethal-injection drugs in short supply and new questions looming about their effectiveness, lawmakers in some death penalty states are considering bringing back relics of a more gruesome past: firing squads, electrocutions and gas chambers.
Most states abandoned those execution methods more than a generation ago in a bid to make capital punishment more palatable to the public and to a judicial system worried about inflicting cruel and unusual punishments that violate the Constitution. Continue reading “Death penalty states mull return of firing squads, electric chairs”
Police are treating the death of the British managing director of Tata Motors as a suspected suicide.
Investigators in Thailand say there are no signs of foul play after Karl Slym, 51, fell from a hotel room window in Bangkok on Sunday. Continue reading “Managing Director of Tata Motors Commits “Suicide””
Bloomberg -by Zachary Tracer and Noah Buhayar
Mike Dueker, the chief economist at Russell Investments, was found dead at the side of a highway that leads to the Tacoma Narrows Bridge in Washington state, according to the Pierce County Sheriff’s Department. He was 50.
He may have jumped over a 4-foot (1.2-meter) fence before falling down a 40- to 50-foot embankment, Pierce County Detective Ed Troyer said yesterday. He said the death appeared to be a suicide. Continue reading “Russell Investments Chief Economist Dueker Found Dead”
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Crews lost control of a natural gas well being drilled off the Louisiana coast Thursday, but officials said no injuries or pollution have been reported and efforts are underway to stop the flow of gas.
The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement says most crew members were evacuated from the rig, which was drilling in 262 feet of water about 108 miles southwest of Lafayette. The situation was reported at 8:43 a.m., a BSEE spokeswoman said. Continue reading “Crews lose control of gas rig off Louisiana coast”
Obama introduced MYRA – a new IRA for those who don’t have one.
I believe I will just call it “Obamaretire” (two fold meaning)
OH… Wait… where have I heard that before….. hmmm….. let me think back…… it is coming to me…….
OH Right….. Healthcare for All in equality!!! Continue reading “Obama’s Retirement Plan “MYRA”: “Equality of IRA’s for All” Reminds me of propaganda before Obamacare. “Equality of Healthcare for All””
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A former city contractor testified Thursday that he and his partners paid $60,000 in bribes sought by former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and Nagin’s sons and, in return, began getting work from the city that eventually totaled more than $2.6 million.
Rodney Williams was the first witness called Thursday in the federal corruption trial of Nagin, who served as mayor from 2002-2010. He said he was first approached by Nagin’s two sons, and later by Nagin himself, about paying the money to help support the Nagin’s family-owned granite company. Continue reading “1st witness says he bribed ex-New Orleans mayor”
End of the American Dream – by Michael Snyder
This week, three inches of snow “paralyzed” the ninth-largest city in the United States, and the highways of Atlanta “resembled a scene in a post-apocalyptic world” according to national news reports. Hundreds of cars were abandoned on the side of the road, people were spending the night in churches and grocery stores, and many walked for hours in a desperate attempt to get home or find needed provisions. So if three inches of snow can cause this much chaos in one of our major cities, what will a full-blown economic collapse look like? Most Americans have no idea how fragile our way of life is. In the event of a major natural disaster, a massive EMP blast or a complete economic meltdown, our lives would change very rapidly, and most people are totally unprepared for that. Continue reading “If 3 Inches Of Snow Can Cause This Much Chaos In Atlanta, What Will Economic Collapse Look Like?”
The year was 1947. Some of you will recall that on July 8, 1947 , a little more than 66 years ago, numerous witnesses claim that an Unidentified Flying Object, (UFO), with five aliens aboard, crashed onto a sheep and mule ranch just outside Roswell , New Mexico .
This is a well-known incident that many say has long been covered-up by the U.S. Air Force, as well as other Federal Agencies and Organizations. Continue reading “So THAT’S what happened!!”
Excerpted from Ballot Box: Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is running for another term in Congress.
The Democratic leader’s future, a perennial topic of discussion in Washington, came into question once again Thursday with news that Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.), one of her closest confidants, will retire at the end of the year. Continue reading “Pelosi Announces She Is Running For Congress Again: ‘My Work Is Not Finished’”
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