The Truth About Jade Helm They Don’t Want You to Know
Kit Daniels | Why you should care about Jade Helm: facts the mainstream media buried in its reporting.
USA FREEDOM Act: Just Another Word for Lost Liberty
Ron Paul | Apologists for the National Security Agency (NSA) point to the arrest of David Coleman Headley as an example of how warrantless mass surveillance is necessary to catch terrorists.
Vanderbilt Prof Blames Baltimore Riots On ‘White Privilege,’ Calls For Massive Surveillance Of White People
A black sociology professor at Vanderbilt University is arguing that “white privilege” is to blame for last week’s riots and looting in Baltimore, Md.
USA FREEDOM Act: Just Another Word for Lost Liberty
Apologists for the NSA point to the arrest of David Coleman Headley as an example of how warrantless mass surveillance is necessary to catch terrorists
Vanderbilt Prof Blames Baltimore Riots On ‘White Privilege,’ Calls For Massive Surveillance Of White People
Daily Caller | A black sociology professor at Vanderbilt University is arguing that “white privilege” is to blame for last week’s riots and looting in Baltimore, Md.
Two gunmen ‘carrying explosives’ attack anti-Islam art contest in Texas: Suspects dead and security guard wounded at ‘draw Muhammad’ event that offered $10k prize
‘Two heavily-armed gunmen suspected to have been carrying explosives have been shot dead after opening fire outside an anti-Muslim art exhibition in Dallas. The pair were gunned down by police after shooting a security guard […]
Westminster paedophile ring allegations: Harvey Proctor challenges police to charge him
‘Harvey Proctor, the former Conservative MP, has attacked Scotland Yard’s decision to search his home as part of an inquiry into historical child sex abuse, and claimed he has been “hung out to dry” by […]
Ukraine – A US-Supported Fascist Cancer in Europe’s Heartland
‘As Russia and leaders from dozens of other countries prepare to celebrate Victory in Europe on May 9 in Moscow, the defeated scourge again threatens regional peace and stability – courtesy of US-installed and supported […]
Ukrainian Militias are Above the Law According to Kiev
‘In the Ukrainian Chief Military Prosecutor’s book, it is okay for patriots (even whose hands are red with blood) to contravene the law. The extremist Right Sector fighters’ “patriotism” outweighs the fact that they are […]
Germany pushes again for European army
‘Defence minister Ursula von der Leyen last week spelled out her wishes for a continental force capable of swift reaction anywhere in the world. Her comments came just two months after European Commission president Jean-Claude […]
Could Google look after our NHS data? Controversial plans could be revived after minister says technology firms are best-placed to look after information securely
‘Controversial plans to give private companies such as Google responsibility for storing people’s private personal health data could be revived, a minister has suggested. Life sciences minister George Freeman, a Conservative, told business leaders that […]
Election 2015: The bias of UK print media is breathtaking
‘Anybody walking into a London newsagent this weekend could be forgiven for thinking that the newspapers have been replaced by party political posters. Fleet Street’s lack of balance is staggering. The klaxon has been sounding […]
The Tories could raise student tuition fees again past £9,000 a year, William Hague indicates
‘The Conservatives could raise tuition fees again past £9,000 a year if they return to government after the election, William Hague has indicated. The former Tory leader, who is stepping down as an MP at […]
Tory election chief Lynton Crosby’s firm planned to expand role of private healthcare in UK
‘A firm run by the Tories’ election chief, Lynton Crosby, devised a plan to lobby David Cameron to expand the role of private healthcare in the UK. A strategy paper, drawn up by Mr Crosby’s […]
Internet ‘rationing’ needed as UK cannot keep up with demand
‘Internet access may soon need to be rationed or restricted because the UK’s power supply and communications network cannot cope with consumers’ appetite for online video, the Royal Society will hear this week. The Internet […]