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Fatal encounter inflames national debate on policing and immigration

a month ago -

The fatal shooting of a Minneapolis nurse by federal immigration agents has ignited fierce protests, exposed contradictory official accounts, and intensified a volatile national debate over policing and immigration enforcement. Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old ICU nurse and lawful gun owner, was shot and killed on Saturday, January 24, during an encounter with U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents in Minneapolis. The incident, the second such fatal shooting ...

Trump vows to abolish federal education department

June 30, 2024 -

(Article by M Winger republished from WLTReport.com)

He declared that when he’s back in the presidential seat, he’s axing the federal Department of Education.

Trump went on to say that he will move everything back to the states where it belongs.

That way they can individualize education.

Ever since the Department of Education was formed in 1979 under President Jimmy Carter, this nation’s academic achievements have plummeted!

From what I’m seeing ...

Trump announces plans to OVERHAUL or ABOLISH FEMA

January 30, 2025 -

President Donald Trump has ended his weeklong tour of disaster-stricken regions in the United States by announcing a plan to either overhaul or outright eliminate the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

Speaking in Fletcher, North Carolina, on Jan. 24, Trump criticized FEMA's response to Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 storm that devastated the southeastern United States in September 2024. The hurricane caused over 200 fatalities, left tens ...

Abolish the FBI or face an American Putin

April 14, 2022 -

(Article by Adam Mill republished from AMGreatness.com)

According to a Justice Department internal audit report, the FBI maintained an active caseload of 24,584 cases during the 18 months between January 2018 and June of 2019. A grossly disproportionate share of those cases involved surveillance of influential Americans such as candidates for office, public officials, journalists, religious leaders, and political activists. When the FBI targets an individual wielding high ...

Former US Ambassador demands hearings to abolish water fluoridation

November 11, 2016 -

Ambassador Young writes, “What’s clear to me is that we need a repeal of Georgia’s water fluoridation law, and hearings to look into how fluoridation has continued all these years, long after there were plenty of reasons to end it. This is a civil rights issue, and the people have the right to have the full story given to them, rather than highly edited, misleading talking points.”

In addition, Young addressed the bizarre nature of pro-fluoridation reasoning, noting ...

Former US Ambassador demands hearings to abolish water fluoridation

November 11, 2016 -

Ambassador Young writes, “What’s clear to me is that we need a repeal of Georgia’s water fluoridation law, and hearings to look into how fluoridation has continued all these years, long after there were plenty of reasons to end it. This is a civil rights issue, and the people have the right to have the full story given to them, rather than highly edited, misleading talking points.”

In addition, Young addressed the bizarre nature of pro-fluoridation reasoning, noting ...

Former US Ambassador demands hearings to abolish water fluoridation

November 11, 2016 -

Ambassador Young writes, “What’s clear to me is that we need a repeal of Georgia’s water fluoridation law, and hearings to look into how fluoridation has continued all these years, long after there were plenty of reasons to end it. This is a civil rights issue, and the people have the right to have the full story given to them, rather than highly edited, misleading talking points.”

In addition, Young addressed the bizarre nature of pro-fluoridation reasoning, noting ...

AI’s role in policing: A new era of efficiency or inequality?

October 16, 2025 -

In an unprecedented display of technological integration, law enforcement agencies worldwide are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to bolster their capabilities.

However, as AI's role expands, so do concerns about its potential misuse and the erosion of civil liberties. This report explores the complex landscape of AI in law enforcement, drawing from diverse sources to paint a comprehensive picture.AI-powered predictive policing: ...

U.K.’s Crime and Policing Bill 2025 reignites facial recognition controversy

April 09, 2025 -

The United Kingdom's Crime and Policing Bill 2025, introduced in February by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, has reached the Committee stage in the House of Commons, reigniting fierce debate over its expansion of facial recognition powers.

Crime and Policing Bill 2025, now just two steps away from moving to the House of Lords, seeks to bolster law enforcement capabilities, including granting police access to over 50 million driver's license photos ...

BOMBSHELL REPORT: ADL has been secretly policing America for 60 years

May 19, 2023 -

(Article republished from Infowars.com)

Alex Jones commented on this report Thursday, explaining the ADL is at the heart of the Marxist globalist movement destroying America and that things are about to ratchet up as the elite go for total control.

Read more at: Infowars.com

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UK police consider AI “predictive policing,” sparking fears of a surveillance state

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A quiet revolution is underway in British policing, one that aims to use artificial intelligence to monitor citizens and predict crimes before they happen. In a move straight out of science fiction, UK police are evaluating up to 100 AI projects, including "predictive analytics" designed to target individuals deemed likely to commit offenses. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood frames this as putting the "eyes of the state" on criminals "at all times." But critics ...

U.S. State Department leading charge to abolish free speech globally

September 04, 2024 -

It started with Henry Kissinger in 1973 when the State Department was founded, followed by Madeleine Albright in 1997; Condoleeza Rice in 2005; Hillary Clinton in 2009; and Anthony Blinken under the current regime.

These are the most well-known names from the list but there were also others in between who, like those before and after them, made it their priority to serve foreign interests rather than the interests of We the People as far as free speech goes.

Since ...