By Jennifer Newton Daily Mail A French city has been made to scrap plans to force homeless people to wear yellow triangle ID tags after they were compared to Nazi-era Star of David badges. Authorities in Marseille wanted beggars...
Read MoreBy Prof Michel Chossudovsky Global Research America is on a war footing. While, a World War Three Scenario has been on the drawing board of the Pentagon for more than ten years, military action against Russia is now...
Read MoreBy Ashley Feinberg Gizmodo It’s been a rough week for Sony execs (million-dollar salaries notwithstanding). And things are only going to get worse. Which would almost be enough to make you feel bad for the poor schmucks in...
Read MoreBY ROCCO PARASCANDOLA , OREN YANIV / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS In the six and a half minutes after Peter Liang discharged a single bullet that struck Gurley, 28, he and his partner couldn’t be reached, sources told the Daily...
Read MoreBy Carey Wedler Activist Post Only a day after Anonymous hacked several Fort Lauderdale government websites, a Broward County judge has temporarily lifted the city’s controversial ban on feeding the homeless. The ban makes it...
Read MoreBy Erin Biba Newsweek Newsweek openly writing about a conspiracy theory, what do you think? “Caldeira says that by sending a fleet of planes into the sky and spraying the atmosphere with sulfate-based aerosols, we could...
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By Cassius Methyl Anti-Media Congressman Peter King (R-NY) appeared on CNN on Wednesday night as...
Read MoreBy Carey Wedler The Anti-Media When a politician claims to improve an oppressive condition, there is usually an unspoken catch. This week, President Barack Obama unveiled his plan to deal with police brutality and militarization...
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The FBI worked to knock down rumors and conspiracy theories that circulated following the death of journalist Michael Hastings in a car crash.
Read MoreThe Dollar Vigilante By Jeff Berwick I grew up behind the iron curtain in the 1970s in communist northern Canada with a black and white TV that you actually had to get up to change the channel on the knob. The knob had...
Read MoreBy Paul Joseph Watson Infowars A State Department official met with the czar of China’s infamous Internet censorship program in Washington DC yesterday, where she urged “co-operation” with the figure who helped implement prison...
Read Morehttp://sputniknews.com Hundreds of homicides committed by police officers in the United States between 2007 and 2012 had not been recorded by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported....
Read More![[The Growing Police State] New York is a city on the brink, ready to explode. Citizens are fed up with being continually abused by law enforcement and citizens nationwide are angry at the lack of accountability officers often face for their actions.](https://wearechange.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/the-growing-police-state-new-yor.jpg)
Homepage New York is a city on the brink, ready to explode. Citizens are fed up with being...
Read MoreBBC News The US justice department is to launch a civil rights investigation into the death of Eric Garner, a black man who was placed in an apparent chokehold by a white New York police officer. The inquiry was announced by...
Read MoreDaily Mail Israel’s ruling coalition has finally fallen apart, paving the way for an election in March – two years ahead of schedule. The country’s MPs yesterday overwhelmingly approved a motion to dissolve the parliament, or...
Read MoreCovvha.net GMO agriculture is a recipe for disaster, as this report will make clear. It is also standing in the way of the shift to sustainable agriculture already taking place in local communities all over the world that can...
Read MoreBy Nicholas West Activist Post The pace of technological advancement is quickening to the point where the gap between science fiction and reality is being greatly reduced. Philip K. Dick explored the concept of pre-crime in his...
Read MoreBy Mike Adams Natural News The city of Sao Paulo is home to 20 million Brazilians, making it the 12th largest mega-city on a planet dominated by shortsighted humans. Shockingly, it has only 60 days of water supply...
Read MoreBy Victoria Woollaston Daily Mail The technique, called ‘temporal cloaking’ was developed at the Purdue University using lasers and fibre optics, and is reported in the journal Optics InfoBase. The researchers separated strands...
Read MoreBy Corey Charlton Daily Mail An Egyptian court has condemned 188 people to death in the country’s latest mass death sentence to be ordered in the face of widespread international criticism. The 188 were charged over the...
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