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Rialto, CA- The Rialto Police Department, over the past year, has been experimenting with equipping body cameras to the 70 officers on its force. The initial results show a promising solution to the excessive use of force by officers.

A newly published study in Harvard’s The Lancet weighs in on the toxins causing autism and ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder). Researchers from the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (ISMMS) say that along with these numerous environmental toxins, fluoridated water is adding to the higher incident of both cognitive and behavioral disorders.

Doctors in Britain are being forced to become state snitches and spot “radical” patients under an NHS initiative that threatens to cut funding if a GP practice fails to take part in the program.

Under the new NHS England policy, every GP practice must send a member of staff on the “Prevent” counter terrorism course, during which they are trained to detect patients who are ” vulnerable to radicalization,” before notifying authorities.

In addition to the “lead” staff member who takes the course, all employees of the practice must be made aware of the strategy .

A town of only 500 may be wiped off the map due to its rampant corruption. The town of Hampton, Fl is considered to be so corrupt that the state of Florida wants to eradicate it all together.

The mayor, who is currently incarcerated for selling Oxycontin, even admits that the town council members are crooks. The state audited the town and found around $132,000 of taxpayer money was spent at a nearby convenience store, reports the Washington Times.

Former Hampton mayor Jim Mitzel, hypothesized that the money was spent on “a lot of cigarettes and beer and what-have-you.” The town’s police cars weren’t even insured.

Monday is not just the first weekday of Daylight Saving Time — this year ,Monday is also a day pro-choicers give thanks to abortion providers.

March 10 is National Day of Appreciation for Abortion Providers and pro-choice advocates around the country are thanking abortion providers for their services.

“Abortion Providers are Heroes,” reads one ready-made post card the 3 in 1 Campaign is offering people to send to “your local abortion provider.”

The Oakland Tribune (http://tinyurl.com/lvtufr3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; ) reported Saturday that since Sunnyvale's ban went into effect midnight Thursday, not one of the now-illegal magazines has been turned in. San Francisco police report that they have no system to track whether any magazines have been turned in for destruction under the new ordinance. San Francisco residents must surrender their high-capacity magazines to police by April 7.

For centuries, medical practitioners we have tried to find ways of inducing immunity in order to escape the consequences of disease, but vaccination itself is relatively new and a mere blip on our historical timeline. It embraces a noble intention, which is why so many are easily deceived regarding its true effectiveness. Dr. Edward Jenner is considered the "father of vaccination", variolation or inoculation. He was the pioneer of the first smallpox vaccine and he was also the first to formulate a vaccine for approved experimentation which began with his 10-month old son.

The Austin chapter of Come and Take It Texas is holding an open carry march at South by Southwest (SXSW) in Austin, Texas this Wednesday, March 12 at high noon in response to the anti-gun event promoted by the internationally-known festival.

This armed march will set the stage for an even larger rally taking place on Saturday, March 15 in Austin.

“If you start using your scripture, your religious text as a source of your science, that’s where you run into problems...”

How much does it cost to rent the Senate floor (and 30 United States Senators) for 24 hours? By the looks of it, more than $100 million. Last night, the majority of Democrats engaged in a so-called, "talk-a-thon" to protest climate change and advocate for policies that hurt American energy development. Yes, this is the same Democrat majority that has controlled Washington since 2009.

The head of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday sharply accused the CIA of violating federal law and undermining the constitutional principle of congressional oversight as she detailed publicly for the first time how the agency secretly removed documents from computers used by her panel to investigate a controversial interrogation program.

WASHINGTON -- A new report published Tuesday by the New America Foundation criticizes several higher education lobbying associations for standing in the way of a proposed federal database that would provide more expansive data about how colleges are performing.

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Such a database would be able to track students as they move into higher education and through college -- or, increasingly, multiple colleges -- and into the work force. It would produce more robust information about student outcomes, such as graduation rates and salary information.

Smartphones of the missing aboard Malaysian Airlines flight MH370 are still ringing according to reports
As many as 19 families of missing passengers have claimed to be connected - and airline says they have rung crew's phones
Growing frustration among relatives who have received no information on their missing friends and relatives
Malaysian police say one of the two men on stolen passports was Iranian asylum seeker, 19, and 'not a terrorist' as his mother was waiting for him
Fate of the Boeing 777 remains a mystery and search now concentrates on different sea at least 200 miles from where it was last recorded

Government and Top University Studies: Fluoride Lowers IQ and Causes Other Health Problems

We reported last month that a Harvard study found that fluoride can lower children’s IQ by 7 points, and that numerous government reports have shown that fluoride can injure the brain and neurological system.

Now, one of the world’s most prestigious medical journals – Lancet – has published a Harvard study showing that fluoride is one of the chemicals which can increase autism and attention deficit disorder:

An incredible discovery that was recently made in Russia threatens to shatter conventional theories about the history of the planet. On Mount Shoria in southern Siberia, researchers have found an absolutely massive wall of granite stones. Some of these gigantic granite stones are estimated to weigh more than 3,000 tons, and as you will see below, many of them were cut “with flat surfaces, right angles, and sharp corners”. Nothing of this magnitude has ever been discovered before. The largest stone found at the megalithic ruins at Baalbek, Lebanon is less than 1,500 tons. So how in the world did someone cut 3,000 ton granite stones with extreme precision, transport them up the side of a mountain and stack them 40 meters high? According to the commonly accepted version of history, it would be impossible for ancient humans with very limited technology to accomplish such a thing. Could it be possible that there is much more to the history of this planet than we are being taught?

The last week was filled with ups and downs for the Romeike family of Germany as they learned the Supreme Court would not take up their homeschooling case and then were granted asylum by the Department of Homeland Security. The Romeike family has been under the microscope for their decision to flee their homeland to escape persecution for homeschooling their children.

The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) is an annual gathering that has traditionally been overrun by old-school, establishment Republicans.

This year, however, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul was king of the mega conference. Paul’s powerful speech marked a shift in the Republican party away from aging values to the libertarian-friendly ideas of individualism, privacy, and freedom.

Paul began his CPAC speech with, “Imagine the time when the White House is occupied by a friend of liberty. You might think I’m talking about electing republicans… I’m not. I’m talking about electing lovers of liberty.” The Kentucky Senator hinted at the fact that party labels do not matter — rather, what is important is actions and sticking to constitutional principles.

Addressing the young people in the crowd, Paul said, “Will you, new generation of liberty-lovers, stand and be heard?”

Health workers in countries like China and South Korea are grappling with soaring suicide rates among seniors

LANHAM, Md. (CBSDC) — Interstate 270 was completely shut down in both directions between the spur and Montrose Road for more than a half hour police search for three people suspected of robbing a bank in Rockville Tuesday morning.
Montgomery County Police says the Wells Fargo Bank on King Farm Boulevard was robbed shortly after 10 a.m. Tuesday.
In less than 15 minutes the interstate had been completely shut down and officers with guns drawn began a car-to-car search for the suspects.
Each of the alleged robbers were taken into custody around 10:40 a.m. A photo posted on Twitter allegedly shows the suspects being taken into custody.

Fresh loans in China’s shadow banking system evaporated to almost nothing from $160bn in January

Only four bridges lead in and out of the area with security checkpoints and a fiberoptic video surveillance program. Every license plate scanned on those roads will be cross-checked with a DMV database for stolen cars.
The first homes are already going up at River Islands, and the people who move in can expect to be part of a new era in policing.
Cops could also surprise suspicious individuals through remote one-way speakers—the same shown in a video of a Southern California city where cameras are set up at a park with high crime. In that video, teens scrambled after the video operator warns them the park is closed.
It’s Big Brother in a small city.

A number of East Williamsburg and Bushwick residents were surprised by a combined federal and NYPD raid on Devoe Street early Sunday morning. Some were disturbed by a loud, low-flying helicopter, while others were simply stopped from going home because the street was blocked off.
Witnesses spotted a big Department of Homeland Security truck as well as DHS agents toting machine guns as they raided 221 Devoe Street. The NYPD was also involved, and one officer told a resident that the bust turned up "kilos of heroin." (Apparently the drugs may have been from out of the country, hence DHS.)
A resident in a neighboring building told us that he and his partner "were utterly confused and frankly terrorized...I literally had a flashlight-gun pointed at me from a sniper on top of the black armored truck the first time I opened our window to see what was going on."
The neighbor added, "What woke us up was a cop yelling 'POLICE!' outside and hearing some sort of scream. Then I noticed the flashing lights of the armored black truck so I peeped out the window. There were two snipers on top of the armored truck with flashlight-guns and one of them pointed at me immediately. If I was them and I was doing my job, I probably would have pointed it at me, too, but at the same I wasn't even in the building they were looking at. He immediately pointed it away but needless to say, I was terrified because I could have been picked off instantly. Then in our backyard we noticed the helicopter lighting it all up. After about 20 minutes, all the armed guards made it to the backyard of 221 Devoe and were pointing their flashlight-guns everywhere."
The Department of Homeland Security told us, "Special agents from Homeland Security Investigations assisted local authorities with a search warrant in an ongoing investigation. Because the investigation is ongoing, we will decline to elaborate." The NYPD had no comment when we contacted them yesterday.

Senate Bill 862 (SB862), was introduced by Sen. Clark Jolley and Rep. Gary Banz, with cosponsorship from Sen. Natham Dahm. It reads, in part:

“Gold and silver coins issued by the United States government are legal tender in the State of Oklahoma. No person may compel another person to tender or accept gold or silver coins that are issued by the United States government, except as agreed upon by contract.”

If passed into law, Oklahoma could become the first state to recognize gold and silver as legal tender authorized for payments of debts and taxes.

It reads, in part:

No state, county, municipal or metropolitan form of government law enforcement officer shall participate in, lend assistance to, or be present in any official capacity at any voluntary motor vehicle checkpoint or stop conducted by a private company or research group to collect a human sample from consenting motorists stopped at the checkpoint for research or statistical purposes.