14 San Francisco cops gang up on homeless man ‘armed’ with crutches (VIDEO)
RT | It took 14 San Francisco Police Department officers to take down and restrain a one-legged, black homeless man, armed with crutches and apparently dangerous.
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RT | It took 14 San Francisco Police Department officers to take down and restrain a one-legged, black homeless man, armed with crutches and apparently dangerous.
Truth Revolt | The federal government is now saying that Hillary Clinton’s home brewed email server may have had as many as 305 classified emails routed through it.
Free Thought Project | In recent years the subject of “chemtrails” has become less of a conspiracy theory as Geoengineering crept into the dialogue.
Ten days of searching have not found any more wreckage.
It was great to see Max and Stacy in Chicago a couple of weeks ago. Meanwhile, as you know, Fox News hosted a GOP Debate on August 6, 2015. I polled my mostly male cohort working in the financial industry,…
Local Libertarian Party suing New York State.
Anger in China is palpable as citizens demand answers as to how a catastrophe of this magnitude could have happened.
How bad are the machines at catching threats? So bad that Sen. Ron Johnson suggests adding metal detectors.
In Thailand it appears the US is pursuing a more “muscular” foreign policy.
Kurt Nimmo | And why he will not get anywhere near the White House.
Said he’s “disgusted,” and the agency should be “ashamed of itself for this reckless act.”
Everything from ancient texts to Wikipedia changes could be archived.
And why he will not get anywhere near the White House.
Minsk Agreement Has Failed Will the failure lead to Putin’s failure? Paul Craig Roberts It appears that the Russian government has made a mistake with regard to its approach to the breakaway Republics consisting of Russian peoples in former Russian…
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Proposal comes as data showed economy shrank in second quarter as exports slumped and consumers cut back spending.