Less than a day after the chaotic murder of five police officers in Dallas Thursday evening — which followed two disturbing killings at the hands of law enforcement this week — two more police officers have been shot and hospitalized. Though both officers were on active duty and likely not subject to targeted attacks, the Read More…
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If the Shooting of Dallas Police Surprises You, You Haven’t Been Paying Attention
Five police officers were killed and six were injured in Dallas yesterday when snipers opened fire during a protest of the recent police killings of Philando Castile and Alton Sterling. This mass shooting was a despicable act of murder. It was also blowback. “Blowback” is a term generally reserved for foreign policy. It refers to Read More…
Micah X. Johnson Identified as Dead Dallas Gunman — 5 Important Facts You Need to Know
Dallas Police have identified a now deceased suspect in the deadly sniper attack during a peaceful protest over the recent police killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile. Twelve Dallas law enforcement officers were gunned down in the vicious downtown Dallas ambush, with five being fatally wounded, by what police believe to be multiple shooters Read More…
15 Common Sense Reasons to Free Yourself from Politics
“Our continued participation in this circus performance we call politics feeds the illusion of its legitimacy.” When even the highest agencies of the law cannot prosecute the political elite for their crimes, and when no mainstream media organization is willing to press for truth on obvious election fraud, it’s naive to expect the political system to Read More…
Blissful Bush Celebrates Birthday with No War Crime Reckoning
While the Chilcot Inquiry has spurred renewed calls for former Prime Minister Tony Blair’s impeachment, the American leader continues to evade accountability. Almost as if it were planned, former U.S. President George W. Bush rang in his 70th birthday on Wednesday with a remarkable gift: a reminder of his seemingly eternal impunity for war crimes committed Read More…
FBI Won’t Charge Hillary Clinton, Yet Snowden Was Branded A Criminal
It’s intriguing to consider that after Edward Snowden, a former NSA subcontractor, leaked secret information about the government’s surveillance activities, he was charged with “theft of government Property”, “unauthorized communication of national defense information” and “willful communication of classified communications intelligence information to an unauthorized person.” Hillary Clinton, however, the Democratic presidential nominee in this year’s Read More…






