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Heroin laced with elephant tranquilizer hits US streets

Tony Marco
CNN
Thu, 25 Aug 2016 15:47 UTC
Opioid pills
The American heroin epidemic has become more dangerous, as reports of heroin laced with carfentanil are being reported throughout the country.

Carfentanil is the most potent opioid used commercially, 10,000 times stronger than morphine. It is a version or analogue of fentanyl, the painkiller that most recently made headlines with its role in the death of pop star Prince.

Carfentanil can slow breathing significantly. It's not approved for human use but is used commercially to sedate large animals, such as elephants. About 2 milligrams can knock out a nearly 2,000-pound African elephant.
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Pistol

Husband gets shot by cops after calling 911 to report his wife being robbed, robber gets away

Matt Agorist
The Free Thought Project
Wed, 24 Aug 2016 15:13 UTC
IMPD Assistant Chief Randal Taylor
© Michael Anthony Adams / IndyStarIMPD Assistant Chief Randal Taylor provides an update on the officer-involved shooting that wounded an innocent homeowner.
Indianapolis Metropolitan police responded to a 9-1-1 call about an armed robbery early Tuesday morning. When IMPD officers showed up, however, they shot the first person they saw — the innocent homeowner.

In only a matter of minutes, a woman went from being in shock after being robbed at gunpoint, to praying that her husband survives the holes put in him by police bullets.

Speaking to reporters Tuesday morning, IMPD Assistant Chief Randal Taylor said the department received a 9-1-1 call from the couple around 4:30 a.m. after a young man confronted her in the driveway. The woman, who was getting home from work, said the man held a gun to her head and demanded her car keys.

Naturally, choosing life over car keys, the woman complied. She quickly ran inside to her husband at which point they called police.
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FBI helps two Americans plan trip to join ISIS, then arrests them


MPR News / AP
Wed, 24 Aug 2016 15:14 UTC
Muhammad Oda Dakhlalla at left, and Jaelyn Delshaun Young
Muhammad Oda Dakhlalla and Jaelyn Delshaun Young
A Mississippi man who tried to travel to Syria with his fiancee to join the Islamic State group was sentenced Wednesday to eight years in prison on federal terrorism charges.

U.S. District Judge Sharion Aycock sentenced Muhammad Dakhlalla after he pleaded guilty in March to one count of conspiring to provide material support to a terrorist organization. He was also sentenced to 15 years of probation.

Dakhlalla faced up to 20 years in prison, $250,000 in fines and lifetime probation.

His fiancee, Jaelyn Young, was sentenced earlier this month to 12 years in prison and 15 years' probation, including mandatory mental health treatment.

Prosecutors have portrayed Young, who converted to Islam while studying at Mississippi State University, as the mastermind who talked Dakhlalla into going along. However, prosecutors said, Dakhlalla ultimately agreed to the plan.

Comment: Two more sorry dupes who appear to have fallen for the Daesh propaganda, only to be duped again by the biggest radicalizer in the U.S.: the FBI. (Not necessarily in that order.) How many people does the FBI help to get to Syria, no questions asked? They need to arrest some every once in a while to keep up the pretense, but how many others are there whom we here nothing about - only that they coordinated their actions with an "ISIS recruiter" online? And on that note: UK MPs: Twitter, Facebook, Google "consciously failing" to combat extremist material

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War Whore

Video finally released - innocent man tackled, tased and cuffed, then vicious cop kicks him in the face

Matt Agorist
Free Thought Project
Tue, 23 Aug 2016 15:11 UTC
Clinton Alford cops beat bike theft
Clinton Alford Jr. 23, was beaten and kicked by LAPD cops while others held him down
Clinton Alford Jr. had done nothing wrong as he was riding his bike one afternoon, when out of the blue he was attacked by a gang of men. When one of the men grabbed his bicycle, Alford became frightened and took off running. These men proceeded to throw Alford to the ground and place him in cuffs. These men were LAPD cops and they incorrectly thought he stole the bike he was riding.

According to Alford, they never identified themselves as police.

However, being assaulted by cops who mistook him for a bike thief was only the beginning. When officer Richard Garcia saw the officers on top of Alford, who was handcuffed, he felt it necessary to run up to the restrained man, kick him in the face, and then punch and elbow him.

For more than two minutes, Garcia would continue his assault on this unarmed and entirely restrained man. He only stopped when four of his fellow officers came over to pick up the battered and handcuffed Alford.

Alford was not the man police were looking for either.

This incident happened in October of 2014 and the video was kept from the public, in spite of it being repeatedly cited by police and prosecutors as the city pressed charged against Garcia for assault.

"I was just praying that they wouldn't kill me. I just closed my eyes and tried to hold on," Alford told the LA Times in 2014.
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Psychopathic mom, 2 others drugged 10-year-old before killing her

Nicole Perez, Robert Browman and Elise Kaplan
Albuquerque Journal
Thu, 25 Aug 2016 14:38 UTC
mother who killed child
© Adolphe Pierre-Louis/Albuquerque JournalMichelle Martens, 35, is escorted from police headquarters after being charged in the killing of her 10-year-old daughter Wednesday night.
A 10-year-old Albuquerque girl was brutally slain in her family's Northwest Albuquerque apartment early Wednesday, hours before she was to celebrate her birthday at a party complete with manicures and cake.

Late Wednesday night, Albuquerque police released horrific details of the crime allegedly perpetrated by the girl's mother, her boyfriend and another woman. APD spokesman Tanner Tixier said the trio injected the 10-year-old with methamphetamine "to make her calm down so they could do whatever they want with her."

She was sexually assaulted by her mother's boyfriend and the other woman, and Tixier said the mom showed "no remorse." They then either stabbed or strangled her to death, Tixier said.

Comment: A day doesn't go by without a horrific crime being committed. The brutally violent killing of this poor child is beyond words.

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Better Earth

Globalism is a barbaric relic: Voluntary tribalism is the future

Brandon Smith
Alt-Market
Wed, 24 Aug 2016 12:33 UTC
Painting Earth graphic
I have been writing rather extensively about the ideology of globalism in recent months, primarily because the battle lines between sovereignty and global centralization have never been more defined than they are in 2016. In the past, globalists have often hidden the true motives of their cult; namely the goal of erasing national borders and all remaining vestiges of self governance. Normally, they would only pronounce the great advantages of globalization while dancing around the fact that millions of people will not accept it. Today, however, the globalists have come out in direct confrontation with supporters of sovereignty.

After the Brexit referendum, a new tone appears to have been set. The elites have now entered the mainstream media to state in essence that yes, they are globalists, they want total centralization and they are here to fight a philosophical and/or physical battle with those they call "populists" (also known as conservatives and sovereigns).
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Health

Veteran commits suicide outside VA Center in Long Island, NY

Kristina Rebelo
NY Times
Wed, 24 Aug 2016 13:27 UTC
veteran suicide
A 76-year-old veteran committed suicide on Sunday in the parking lot of the Northport Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Long Island, where he had been a patient, according to the Suffolk County Police Department.

Peter A. Kaisen, of Islip, was pronounced dead after he shot himself outside Building 92, the nursing home at the medical center.

The hospital is part of the Veterans Affairs medical system, the nation's largest integrated health care organization, which has been under scrutiny since 2014, when the department confirmed that numerous patients had died awaiting treatment at a V.A. hospital in Phoenix. Officials there had tried to cover up long waiting times for 1,700 veterans seeking medical care. A study released by the Government Accountability Office in April indicated that the system had yet to fix its scheduling problems.

Why Mr. Kaisen decided to end his life was not immediately known, but two people connected to the hospital who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss his death said that he had been frustrated that he was unable to see an emergency-room physician for reasons related to his mental health. "He went to the E.R. and was denied service," one of the people, who currently works at the hospital, said. "And then he went to his car and shot himself."
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Info

Syrian army storms al-Nusra Front terrorists in Hama


Sputnik
Wed, 24 Aug 2016 22:37 UTC
Syrian army soldiers
© AP Photo/ Alexander Kots
In the northern Syrian province of Hama, Syrian Armed Forces and its allied forces started a sudden military army operation against al-Nusra Front militants.

The decision to storm the terrorists was taken by the command of the Armed Forces after successive attacks by al-Nusra Front militants. After delivery of weapons to its ranks, the militant group announced the so-called "Battle of Hama."

The Syrian Army organized a surprise assault on the city of Maan, which is considered to be one of the main strongholds of al-Nusra Front in Hama province.
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Magnify

Federal indictment claims ISIS-supporting teen who killed neighbor planned to kill thousands of Americans in terrorist attack

Carla Field
WYFF
Wed, 24 Aug 2016 20:50 UTC
justin sullivan
A Morganton teen, who federal investigators say planned to kill 1,000 Americans at a club or concert, killed and robbed his neighbor to help finance his efforts to support ISIS, according to a federal indictment filed Aug. 16.

Justin Nolan Sullivan, 19, was arrested in June 2015 after he told an undercover FBI agent about plans to kill hundreds of people with assault rifles and homemade silencers, or possibly biological weapons.

The new indictment links Sullivan, who also goes by "The Mujahid," to the death of his neighbor, 74-year-old John Bailey Clark.

Investigators say Sullivan stole his stepfather's gun, broke into Clark's home in December 2014, shot him three times in the head and buried him in a shallow grave.

Investigators said that Sullivan planned to use money he stole from Clark to buy an assault-style rifle for future attacks.
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Vader

Officials remove water supply of Dakota Access Pipeline protesters as numbers swell

Lauren McCauley
Common Dreams
Tue, 23 Aug 2016 19:30 UTC
native protestors
© 350.orgStanding Rock spokesman Steven Sitting Bear said he's received "notifications from tribes all over the country that have caravans in route, so it’s continuing to grow."
Growing in number and spirit, the Standing Rock Sioux protest against the Dakota Access Pipeline is swiftly gaining strength ahead of a federal hearing on the controversial project. Support has spread across the country, and thousands have descended on the peaceful "prayer camps" in recent days, prompting state officials on Monday to remove the demonstrators' drinking water supply.

North Dakota homeland security director Greg Wilz ordered the removal of state-owned trailers and water tanks from the protest encampment, despite the sweltering heat, because of alleged disorderly conduct, according to the Bismarck Tribune, including reports of laser pointers aimed at surveillance aircraft.

"People are getting overheated now already," said Johnelle Leingang, the tribe's emergency response coordinator, as temperatures hovered around 90º F on Monday. "It's very hurtful."

Tribal activists say the state's response, which includes surveillance, road blockades with military checkpoints, and a state of emergency declaration, has been overly aggressive and manipulative.

"It is deeply ironic that the Governor would release emergency funds under the guise of public health and safety, but then remove the infrastructure that helps ensure health and safety in the camp," said Tara Houska, national campaigns director for Honor the Earth.

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