Waking Times – by Isaac Davis

In a televised interview with ABC’s Mike Wallace in 1958, author of the seminal classic Brave New World, Aldous Huxley laid out his rather grim vision for the future of the human race in a prescient and timeless warning for us to wake up. After having lived through the bloodbaths of World War I and II and in the early stages of the nuclear cold war, he discussed the problems of freedom and survival in America, making a number of predictions more relevant today, nearly 60 years later, than ever before.   Continue reading “60 Years Ago Aldous Huxley Predicted How Global Freedom Would Die”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

The defendants who were arrested for their part in the 2104 Bundy Protest in Bunkerville, Nevada claim that the US central government is purposefully withholding evidence because they are seeking to hide who pushed for their arrests and just how weak the case is against them.

Deb Jordan, writing for Guerrilla Media Network, reported:   Continue reading “Bundy Defendants Claim “Political Lynching” in Nevada Courts Following Discovery”

Vigilant Citizen

From Twenty-Five Ways To Suppress Truth: The Rules of Disinformation (Includes The 8 Traits of A Disinformationalist) by H. Michael Sweeney. These 25 rules are everywhere in media, from political debates, to television shows, to comments on a blog.

1. Hear no evil, see no evil, speak no evil. Regardless of what you know, don’t discuss it — especially if you are a public figure, news anchor, etc. If it’s not reported, it didn’t happen, and you never have to deal with the issues.   Continue reading “The 25 Rules of Disinformation”

Challenging the Rhetoric – by Cheri Roberts

Investigating the shooting of LaVoy Finicum and the arrests of several others, the Deschutes County Sheriffs have made public a 360-page incident report which includes statements from the Oregon State Police (OSP) officers involved as well as multiple pieces of evidence in the case, including the autopsy report.

The Deschutes’ report also speaks of procedures before, during and after the felony traffic stop. In a FBI press conference this week, video footage from defendant Shawna Cox was provided to the public.   Continue reading “94 Points of Interest in Deschutes County Sheriff Incident Report Detailing Oregon Standoff Operation Resulting in Death of Lavoy Finnicum”

News 8 Now – by Natalie Cullen

LAS VEGAS — A police source reports that two Metro officers have died  following a shooting at a pizza restaurant Sunday near Nellis Boulevard and Stewart Avenue. Police say a citizen and both suspects are dead, as well. Continue reading “Las Vegas Police source: 2 officers dead, following shooting near Nellis and Stewart”

POLICE_CAR5373Restoring Liberty – by Jim DeFede

On December 10, more than two dozen police officers from across Miami Dade County converged on a blue Volvo that had crashed in the backyard of a townhouse on 65th Street just off 27th Avenue.

As the car was wedged helplessly between a light pole and a tree, nearly a minute passed before officers opened up – firing approximately 50 bullets at the car and the two unarmed men inside the vehicle.   Continue reading “Miami Police Shooting Revealed: 377 Shots Fired By 23 Cops At 2 Men In Car”

c243ecd37382bf3a5d9c7bcaad009c6d_XLThe New American – by William F. Jasper

The Nevada cattle rancher in the white cowboy hat and his supporters had massed in defiance of federal policies and agencies that threatened to drive them into extinction. To the cheers of locals, the rancher climbed aboard a Caterpillar bulldozer and plowed open a county road that had been closed by the U.S. Forest Service (USFS). Are we talking about Cliven Bundy in 2014? No, the white-hat rancher to whom we are referring was Richard “Dick” Carver, a longtime county commissioner in Nevada’s sprawling and sparsely populated Nye County, and the date was July 4, 1994 — Independence Day, 20 years ago.    Continue reading “Feds vs. the West”

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An Illinois state appeals court ruled on Monday that misconduct complaints against Chicago police are public record and cannot be kept secret.

The ruling rejected law enforcement’s claim that the complaints were exempt from the Illinois Freedom of Information Act. As a result, files alleging misconduct by Chicago police, as well as files naming police officers who’ve received the most complaints, must be released to the public when requested.   Continue reading “Chicago police misconduct can’t stay secret, judge rules”

de-blasio-stop-frisk-videoSixteenVeterans Today – by Stephen Lendman

Stop-and-frisk is longstanding New York City policy. It’s blatantly racist. It targets Blacks and Latinos. It’s unconstitutional.

It violates privacy rights. In 2012 alone, nearly 700,000 people were affected. Ray Kelly was New York’s longest serving police commissioner.

He served from January 1, 2002 to December 31, 2013. He lied calling stop and frisk effective. Clear evidence proves otherwise.   Continue reading “New York Ending Stop and Frisk?”

Activist Post – by Jeff Roberts

The single most articulate and passionate advocate of citizen action to remedy the nuclear and environmental crises, Dr Helen Caldicott, has devoted the last forty two years to an international campaign to educate the public about the medical hazards of the nuclear age and the necessary changes in human behaviour needed to stop environmental destruction.   Continue reading “Take 10 Minutes To Inform Yourself On The Fukushima Crisis”

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The federal judiciary has learned of an email scam, in which emails purporting to come from federal and state courts are infecting recipients with computer viruses.

According to the Security Operations Center of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, the emails are instructing recipients to report to a hearing on a specified day and time. The emails also instruct recipients to review an attached document for detailed case information. When the attachments or links in the email are opened,  a malicious program is launched that infects the recipient’s computer. Several state courts have reported similar schemes, and also are warning the public about potential viruses.   Continue reading “Public Alert: Scam Emails About Phony Court Cases Carry Computer Virus”