The Wisconsin massacre at the Sikh temple is being sold by the mainstream media as the act of another crazed “lone gunman”.
Author: mediahitman
By Jason Howerton (UPDATE — Blaze Exclusive: ‘Orwellian’: Lawyer of Former Marine Over Facebook Posts Says 20k ‘Civil Commitments’ Each Year in VA Part of Bigger Problem)
By Zack Whittaker A new bill designed to require law enforcement to obtain a warrant before collecting any GPS or location data from a cellphone or smartphone has been passed by California state legislators.
By Charles Hugh Smith The dark pool of parasitic scum known as the stock market is an “attractive nuisance” that should be shut down. In tort law, an attractive nuisance is any potentially hazardous object or condition that is likely to attract the naive and unwary, i.e. children.
Ben Swann Reality Check takes a look at how the RNC is attempting to change the 5 state rule and decredential the entire Maine delegation only 4 days before the Republican National Convention
NASAAn artist’s conception shows NASA’s Kepler telescope in space, observing a planet passing over the disk of its parent star. The images of the planetary system and the telescope are not shown to scale.
By Ilya Kharlamov China intends to significantly increase its missile potential. According to the influential Jane’s Defence Weekly, China has successfully test-fired the Dongfeng-41 (DF-41) intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of reaching any spot on US territory.
“The government has no right to pick through your private information just because that’s technologically possible,” says American Civil Liberties Union policy counsel and former FBI agent Mike German. “The laws are now so lax that they can.”
With the world watching the case of Wikileaks Julian Assange, Russia Today sat down with American author Naomi Wolf to discuss why journalists are finding it increasingly difficult to publish information the US government doesn’t want them to. Indeed, the Pentagon has been ordered to begin monitoring major news stations in the US to see if any media outlets are disclosing classified information.
Amid increasing talk of a possible Israeli strike on its nuclear facilities, Iran has begun construction of a new, state-of-the-art, anti-aircraft missile base.
A collaboration between a Stanford ant biologist and a computer scientist has revealed that the behavior of harvester ants as they forage for food mirrors the protocols that control traffic on the Internet.
The Met Office mentioned it was possible for weather systems to lift items such as dust and deposit them numerous miles away.
Michael Snyder, Contributor Activist Post Are you willing to bet against three of the wealthiest men in the entire world? Jacob Rothschild recently bet approximately 200 million dollars that the euro will go down. Billionaire hedge fund manager John Paulson made somewhere around 20 billion dollars betting against the U.S. housing market during the last financial crisis
By Paul Joseph Watson Infowars.com A family has been harassed by social services and police for the egregious crime of allowing their children to play outside in another example of how the nanny state is running wild in America. Lenore Skenazy, editor of the Free Range Kids website, was contacted by a mother in Virginia who related her story of how she was interrogated by police four times and visited by social services twice after her children were spotted playing outside unsupervised.
By Paul Craig Roberts “The day we see truth and do not speak is the day we begin to die.” – Martin Luther King Conspiracy theories have now blossomed into what the smug presstitute media calls a “conspiracy culture.” According to the presstitutes, Americans have to find some explanation for their frustrations and failings
This is a story about a fickle little hormone that plays a large role in our lives. The name of the hormone is oxytocin, and until recently it was mostly dismissed by scientists.
Lesson one: Web browsers I recommend first of all that no one should use internet explorer. Ever. I’m skeptical of other closed source browsers as well, such as safari and Opera.
By Jarrett Murphy This article was reported in collaboration with the Nation Institute’s Investigative Fund, which has also supported City Limits’s coverage of policing in New York.