ACLU Red Alert as Amazon Peddles Facial Recognition Tool to Police — “Once a dangerous surveillance system like this is turned against the public, the harm can’t be undone.”

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Amazon should be boycotted for partnering with Big Brother government surveillance. Amazon is not hard up for the money that they desperately need this government contract. This technology is going to be used against average Americans the most, not undocumented immigrants and criminals like they are telling you it will be used for. Technology like … Read more

Hopefully Monsanto will be brought to justice? Or at least bombarded by lawsuits

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A lawsuit in California is going to trial, an important step in holding Monsanto and their influence in agricultural science accountable. Most lawsuits against these huge corporations never make it to trial, so this fact alone will hopefully bring more evidence to the public eye and more lawsuits. via theguardian: In June, a California groundskeeper … Read more

CDC Researcher cause of death released………….Suicide by Drowning!

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ATLANTA – The death of an Atlanta researcher whose body was pulled from the Chattahoochee River has been ruled a suicide by drowning, the Fulton County medical examiner said Tuesday. Timothy Cunningham, an epidemiologist with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, was reported missing Feb. 14 from his northwest Atlanta home. On April 3, the 35-year-old’s body … Read more

Latest windows patch is hosing computers

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I have one on my desk from a friend. It wouldn’t let his shut down without patching. The results are exactly as below. You can’t roll back of find restore points. Beware. This was sent out last night to him. via theregister.co.uk: Updated The troubled Windows 10 April 2018 update is facing another issue, with some users losing … Read more

Giant Predatory WORMS INVADING FRANCE and threatening local wildlife

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Giant predatory worms from tropical parts of Asia that have stealthily invaded French gardens pose a threat to local wildlife, scientists are warning. The voracious creatures have infiltrated gardens across the country and also French territories. A new study has collected reports of the unusual creatures, which are known to grow up to 40cm in length. … Read more

Where the Debt Slaves Are the Most Vulnerable

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Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, http://www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter I’m shedding a different light on consumer debt. This type of chart is trotted out constantly these days to show that American households are in fabulous shape when it comes to their ability to service their blistering record debts. The red line in the chart shows household debt-service payments (combined monthly payments … Read more

ALL Countries Are Selling Off ALL Assets To Corporations and Elite for Pennies On the Dollar!

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This is the goal. Crash the system INTENTIONALLY in order to buy up assets for pennies on the dollar! Why are there only a few of us who recognize this?! Cash-strapped Houston sells off $2M worth of city streets – Houston Chronicle https://www.chron.com/news/politics/houston/article/Cash-strapped-city-sells-some-streets-11213664.php Greece says progress in asset sales by June will decide if 2018 … Read more

Left-Wing Billionaire Bloomberg: Raising Taxes on Poor People is a “good thing”

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Why do most of the elite democrats and leftists want to take money from poor people. Are they just greedy to the core? “Bloomberg: “The question is do you want to pander to those people?” Bloomberg: “Taxes or life? Which do you want to do? Take your poison.” Michael Bloomberg, a nanny-state-imposing left-wing billionaire, is … Read more

Lenient drug use policies and lax enforcement in the Pacific Northwest are endangering children

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by DCG In February, Snohomish County (north of King County – Seattle area) announced that drug users would get a pass if they’re busted with less than 2 grams of any drug. Apparently the county doesn’t have enough prosecutors to take on these cases. Just before Snohomish County announced this, the King County Prosecutor’s Office announced that they were cutting loose about 1,500 … Read more

Masked men fire AK-47s in strict gun-control France

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by Dr. Eowyn France is a strict gun-control country with intricate laws, in accordance with the European Firearms Directive: A hunting or shooting sport license is required to purchase a weapon. Civilians are prohibited from carrying fully automatic firearms, such as AK-47s; firearms of a caliber greater than 20mm; handgun magazines with a capacity greater than 20 … Read more

Scientists downplaying danger of Horsehair worm Infestation discovered in Cape Coral, FL

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CAPE CORAL, Fla. – A slimy, gnarly oddity was found floating in a puddle in Cape Coral. Watch video here http://www.nbc-2.com/story/38245790/mysterious-worms-appear-in-cape-coral NBC-2.com WBBH News for Fort Myers, Cape Coral & Naples, Florida https://www.fox4now.com/news/local-news/rain-brings-on-long-worms-in-cape-coral?dont_use_this=true Looks like horsehair worms to me. Scientists and teachers at the Canterbury School said it’s hard to tell what kind of worms … Read more

Complexities and Simplicities and Misdirections

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by Jesse “Many people think of our times as being the last before the end of the world. The evidence of horror all around us makes this seem possible.  But isn’t that a consideration of only small importance?   Doesn’t every human being, no matter which era he lives in, always have to reckon with being … Read more

COPS: Boys, 13 & 14, Kill Woman For Phone, Video Game

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FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – A phone and a’video gaming device’… that’s what two teenagers were allegedly after, in a burglary that turned into a murder according to the Fort Worth Police. Officials with the department said in a statement released Tuesday that two boys, aged thirteen and fourteen, were arrested on a capital murder charge in the … Read more

BOOM: Banks Report Record Profit… BUST: Atlantic City Casinos Down 12%

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U.S. Banks Reported Record First-Quarter Profit WASHINGTON—U.S. banks notched a record quarterly profit to start 2018, newly released data show, a result of the new tax law, rising interest rates and an improving economy. The industry, spanning banks from global giants such as JPMorgan Chase & Co. to tiny community lenders, reported $56 billion in … Read more