It’s been said over and over again and apparently it has encountered deaf ears or indoctrinated minds. Remember that old arcane expression, “when the lessons of history are ignored history is doomed to repeat itself.” In the last two years since President Trump was unseated by massive election fraud we have seen America slide back into a pit of vipers selling out our country and its people. Every time evil is used to attain a goal of…

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'It's not funny, 600 people got shot!' Furious Piers Morgan loses it with laughing American pro-gun campaigner over Las Vegas massacre…

Bomb found near Paris St Germain football ground: Islamist who was supposedly under surveillance is among five people arrested after gas cylinder explosives are discovered

'Home made bomb' found in Paris early hours of Saturday before PSG game

Four gas cylinders covered in petrol linked to a mobile phone…

Man, 63, is arrested 'after making a series of racist Facebook posts saying he would have "no worries about ending the life of any Muslim"

Eric King, 63, has been arrested over allegedly racist posts made on Facebook

One post allegedly by King said 'Islam should be wiped off the face of the…

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Bill to allow private military contractors submitted to Russian parliament

Published time: October 22, 2014 13:57

A leftist lawmaker has drafted a bill that would allow private military and security companies to operate inside Russia and beyond its borders.

MP Gennadiy Nosovko of the center-left party Fair Russia told reporters the bill has been prepared on the basis…

Ebola Hoax: Hidden Purpose Of The Operation

FISA court judges buying Verizon stock as they approve NSA surveillance

Riot control drone armed with paintballs and pepper spray hits market

Utah county follows Cliven Bundy's lead, refuses to recognize federal agencies

Pensioner going to prison: For generating his own electricity

74-year-old Mads Kjær live in Vejlby Dune in Lemvig Municipality. On June 26, he eight days in jail because of his 11-year-old windmill.

Furthest out in Vejlby Dune by Lemvig live Mads. Mads would like to live as cheaply as possible - he has only his state pension - which is why he installed a wind turbine in 2003…

Iraq blocks Twitter, Facebook, YouTube amid growing ISIS threat

Anti-homeless spikes installed in posh London neighborhood spark outrage

Published time: June 08, 2014 03:06 

Edited time: June 08, 2014 11:02

After photos of metal spikes designed to prevent homeless people from sleeping in posh London neighborhoods surfaced online, people have been venting their outrage with controversial invention all over the social…

UK media alarmed by govt bill allowing seizure of journalists’ notes, files

Published time: February 01, 2014 10:01

UK media organizations have warned that if a government bill authorizing police to seize journalists' notebooks, photos and digital files is passed Monday, it could seriously endanger press freedom in the country.

Currently, requests for reporters’ notebooks and…

Police testing surveillance drones in Oslo

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WTO hails 'historic' first global trade agreement

 

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Harrods refuses to allow six women dressed in Welsh national costume into the store on St David's Day  

• Security officer thought costumes clashed with store's dress code
• Group, including doctor and lawyer, wore tall black hats and white aprons
• Harrods apologises for blunder and women allowed in after security checks

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Crackdown on smoking: Putin signs radical anti-tobacco bill into law

Published time: February 25, 2013 09:13

President Putin has approved the bill that will gradually outlaw smoking in most of Russia’s public places, ban tobacco advertising and impose restrictions on the sale of cigarettes.

The first of the anti-tobacco measures listed in the anti-smoking law (officially named…

Connecticut cops pay $3.5 million after killing unarmed man in SWAT raid

February 21, 2013 21:23

Three-and-a-half million dollars will be paid out to the family of a Connecticut man who was killed in a poorly-executed SWAT raid nearly five years ago.

As part of a settlement in a case involving the 2008 death of 33-year-old Gonzalo Guizan, five towns in Fairfield County will pool their…