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A man put a police officer under a citizen’s arrest when he noticed the Texas state trooper speeding without flashing his emergency lights. It was all caught on the citizen’s dashboard camera. Phillip Turner claims that on Monday night, he noticed a Texas trooper flying down Interstate-35 sans emergency lights and going well over the speed limit. Turner is no stranger to interacting with the police: He is a videographer for the police watchdog group Photography is Not a Crime. The Austin resident followed the trooper and flashed his brights at him, then both pulled over. When the trooper exited … Continue reading →

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Does magnesium lower blood pressure, or should you not worry about it? Here is what the research says about magnesium and blood pressure. The Importance Of Magnesium – A Personal Experience High blood pressure runs in my family. I was personally diagnosed with hypertension in middle school. I was prescribed medication; but like many college students, I neglected my health after high school and stopped taking my pills. I was forced to start taking my medication again after I began developing random, massive nosebleeds in college. But then, a few years ago, I developed heart palpitations, which sent me to the emergency room. … Continue reading →

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An astonishing piece appeared in the New York Times (NYT) recently.  It reported a fierce bias in the Times’s coverage of politics and current affairs, most notably when it comes to Donald Trump.  The bias turns up not just in the opinion pages but in the News, reports Liz Spayd, the new “public editor,” a position once called the ombudsman. But the surprise does not end there.  Spayd’s report is based on letters from liberal readers, which are filling her inbox to overflowing.  Here are some examples that she cites: “You’ve lost a subscriber because of your relentless bias against … Continue reading →

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If you have been wondering what all the terror events in France and Germany are about, here is the answer. Washington has raised the cost of being a member of its Empire too high. Vassals such as France and Germany are beginning to exercise independent policies toward Russia. Observing the cracks in its Empire, Washington has decided to bind its vassals to Washington with terror. Most likely what we are witnessing in the French and German attacks is Operation Gladio. Washington’s policy toward Russia, which has been imposed by Washington on all of the Europe, benefits no one but the … Continue reading →

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Saving someone who is drowning is more difficult and dangerous than many people think (heck, even realizing someone is drowning is hard — the signs don’t look like you think they would.) A person who’s drowning can be panicked and clutch, kick, and grab at you as you try to rescue them, dragging you both underwater. And simply carrying someone through the water to safety who isn’t fighting you is more physically arduous than you’d imagine. For this reason, the first recourse to saving a drowning victim should be to extend a rope, oar, or stick to them from the shore, … Continue reading →

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Nobody wants to find himself or herself stuck on the side of the road for any reason, but if you drive in major metro areas, odds are good you see it on a daily basis.  I am a sucker for people who look like they need help and have stopped many times to see if I could assist.  The last time I did this, the driver had been in a hurry and ran out of gas in a fairly new car.  He asked if I could give him a lift to a gas station and I asked him if he’d … Continue reading →

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My last article about the threat of a nuclear war generated a lot of responses. People certainly aren’t comfortable with the United States government having this kind of life-and-death control over their lives. In fact, they have had this type of control over us for quite some time now. The United States government parades the ultimate Orwellian hypocrisy before the eyes of the world with this “freedom” label that has less truth to it than a bogus weight loss plan. The United States government has the power to use nuclear weapons when it sees fit to do so without any … Continue reading →

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Is this the reason why Mark Carney went Full “shock-and-awe”-tard this morning? Households may have started to hoard their cash, with new figures showing that the amount of money being kept outside Britain’s banking system is now rising at the fastest rate since the financial crisis. As Sky News reports, in the weeks following the EU referendum, the rate at which households and businesses built up holdings of UK banknotes and coins rose above 8% a year for the first time since 2009, according to a Sky News analysis of Bank of England statistics. The growth rate of cash in … Continue reading →

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