Leah Plante appeared before a federal grand jury for the third timeyesterday, and for the third time she refused to talk about her politics and other anarchists. She was taken into custody on civil contempt, and is now imprisoned at SEA-TAC in Seattle, Washington.

Plante joins two other anarchists, Matt Duran and Katherine “KteeO” Olejnik, who have chosen to make the same…

It is not necessary to go to space to encounter bizarre alien life-forms. There are many strange creatures living right here on Earth.

Many of them are in places where you would never except to find anything alive.

As we already know extremophiles are organisms that live in "extreme" environments.

Certain discoveries have led scientists to believe that exposure to uranium can result in the creation of an entirely new very bizarre species.

In other words, our…

Incredible new satellite photos show America as you have never seen it before!

These stunning images reveal what the country looks like from the skies.

You can clearly see how the nation's transport and communication infrastructures work to power the vast nation on a daily basis.

America Revealed has successfully combined aerial footage and real-time satellite data so you can see…

Only days after officers with the Anaheim Police Department opened fire killing two men in just two days, members of the hacktivism collective Anonymous are asking people across the globe to ring in and condemn the cops.

Self-proclaimed members of the loose-knit Anonymous collective have started a campaign to address the amounting allegations of police brutality coming out of Anaheim, California. In a YouTube video and bulletin circulated on the Web on Wednesday this week, some Anons…

According to reports, the school districts implemented new rules Oct. 1 that require each student to attend classes with photo ID cards embedded with a radio-frequency identification (RFID) chip, so officials are able to track every pupil's location. Educators have said the requirement is necessary to stem rampant truancy, which is, in turn, taking a huge chunk out of the school's funding. If the program is eventually judged to be effective, officials plan to roll it out to…

The facts behind TrapWire continue to surface in the days since WikiLeaks exposed the state-of-the-art surveillance system, but minute-by-minute more is being revealed about not just the scary intelligence infrastructure but its questionable…

Photo from facebook.com user Gil Collar

An Alabama police officer shot and killed a naked college student, despite also carrying a baton and pepper spray. Police claimed officer's the use of deadly force was necessary.

­Last Saturday, officer Trevis Austin, a four-year employee in his first police job, was reportedly armed…

A Maryland sheriff’s deputy is being sued for $15 million after raping a prisoner for 30 minutes in a holding cell before taking the woman to court.

Precious Elise Reaves, 34, claims she was raped on June 19 while detained at a courthouse in Prince George’s County, Md. She filed a lawsuit Tuesday against Deputy Sheriff Lamar McIntyre, 32, who was charged with second-degree rape after admitting his involvement in the felony in June.

You can read more on this protector of the…

An early morning SWAT team raid on an alleged meth house produced no meth lab or arrests and instead left a 12-year-old girl badly burned by a flashbang grenade.

It all happened at a Billings, Montana home Tuesday around 6am.

While the Fasching family slept, a SWAT team assembled outside their home mobilizing a coordinated raid.

The grenade used was of the non-lethal “flash bang” variety, made to disorient and cause temporary vision and…

Top US Military brass once considered creating “non lethal” weapons that would literally zombify everyone within hundreds of meters.

Bizarrely, the officials cited a Japanese television broadcast as their muse.

In 1997, an episode of the popular “Pokémon” cartoon caused almost 700 japanese viewers, most of whom were children, to experience a vast range of ailments…

While the FDA claims you can have as much as 12 ounces a week of light tuna and up to 6 ounces of albacore, test results from the Mercury Policy Project (MPP) say these amounts are much too high.

Mercury exposure through tuna, the MPP reports, is higher than ever, and kids especially should only be eating the fish on an occasional or even rare basis.

According to Medical News Today, the Mercury Policy Project has…

By JG Vibes

theintelhub.com

October 13, 2012

The first first anti-drone case to be heard in a federal court has come to an unfortunate end, with one nonviolent person behind bars for six months and another to be kept on a short government leash for the next five years.

The defendants, Ron Faust of Kansas City and Brian Terrell of Maloy, Iowa, have both been found guilty, with Ron…

That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation on such principles and organizing its powers in such form, as to them shall seem most likely to effect their Safety and Happiness.

July 4, 1776

Last week, when hundreds of thousands of people in Madrid, Barcelona…

Blueseed is a San Francisco startup corporatios that plans to launch a floating city 12 nautical miles off the coast of California.

Blueseed will revamp a cruise ship or barge to create the off-shore city.

It will sit in international waters and be a metropolis where foreign and American workers can conduct business and theorize new corporations without the pesky need for American work visas.

The sustainable…

You must watch this it is very real.

Continue reading at:  http://www.activistpost.com/

Continue reading at:  http://freemantv.com/

Charlie Castle, who has been battling to get his day in court since he was grabbed off the street by two workers from the San Bernardino mental health court over a year ago, may finally get to see a judge today. 



Charlie’s plight has raised disturbing questions as to the reasons for the zealousness with which…

A school in Maryland has installed PalmSecure, a biometric scanning system that requires elementary students to place their hand on infrared scanners in order to pay for their school lunch. The unique nuances of each child’s individual hand will be catalogued and the image encrypted with a numerical algorithm that is combined with the cost of school lunches.



PalmSource, a Japanese corporation…

The panel, which oversees health issues including drug safety, said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration was aware of production problems at Framingham, Massachusetts-based NECC in 2006, including potential public health risks involving a different sterile injectable drug.

Continue reading at: …

Well if this is true ladies that rock on your finger is just about to be worthless because you know that the greedy human race will find a way to get to the surface and harvest this precious stone.

Won't be to long until they develop warp speed on their space rockets that will enable them to reach this planet. 

It will be used against us, you can bet your a** they already have lasers that run off of diamonds to kill us with.

Orbiting a star…