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Scientists Confirm Explosives Used to Demolish Towers on 9/11

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by Vlad Dmitrievich

January 18, 2014

Scientists have discovered an explosive that was gathered from the WTC debris soon after the towers were destroyed on 9/11.

Brigham Young University Physics Professor, Dr. Steven Jones united a global group of nine analysts for more reasoning. Also, the scientists confirmed that the samples were Nano-thermitic explosives. There's over thousands of people that have challenged the government's conspiracy theory. Twenty-five military officers have stated that the official 9/11 story is, "Ludicrous", "A well-organized cover-up", "Impossible". There are many other people that have conspiracies on the 9/11 story. High-ranking military officers, academics, and architects, as well as hundreds of 9/11 firemen. The whole story seems like a joke. Commissioners of 9/11 say that the government didn't tell us the whole truth about 9/11, counting its Chairman.

San Jose police 1st in Bay Area with drone

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by Vivian Ho

July 30, 2014

The San Jose Police Department has become the first Bay Area law enforcement agency to acquire a drone, department officials confirmed Wednesday, but guidelines for its use have not been developed.

Department officials got the unmanned aircraft in January for just under $7,000 in federal grant money for the purpose of aiding the department bomb squad in assessing threats, police spokesman Officer Albert Morales told The Chronicle. Because the Century NEO 660 V2 hexacopter was purchased with federal grant money, Morales said, the drone will be available to 13 other bomb squads around the Bay Area, including agencies in San Francisco and Oakland. San Jose police have kept this information mostly under wraps, but a records request by Vice's Motherboard and MuckRock made the purchase public - after officials initially denied the claims.

Keep the Internet free and open

Official Google Blog

by Vint Cerf

December 8, 2012

Starting in 1973, when my colleagues and I proposed the technology behind the Internet, we advocated for an open standard to connect computer networks together. This wasn't merely philosophical; it was also practical.

Our protocols were designed to make the networks of the Internet non-proprietary and interoperable. They avoided "lock-in," and allowed for contributions from many sources. This openness is why the Internet creates so much value today. Because it is borderless and belongs to everyone, it has brought unprecedented freedoms to billions of people worldwide: the freedom to create and innovate, to organize and influence, to speak and be heard. But starting in a few hours, a closed-door meeting of the world's governments is taking place in Dubai, and regulation of the Internet is on the agenda.

Zombies: How the Left Captured Academia, the Media, and Other Organizations

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by Vik Rubenfeld

September 5, 2012

Alinsky-style behavior in the workplace itself may have been the key.

Recent studies have confirmed that American universities have become bigoted and biased against the expression of conservative views. One new study documents bias against the expression of conservative views among social and personality psychologists, including those at universities...

NY GOP Chairman Lies to Voters, Says Ron Paul is out of the Race

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by Victoria N. Alexander

April 25, 2012

One day before the NY GOP Presidential primary, Vincent Reda, the First Vice Chairman of the NY Republican Party, made robo calls to voters declaring that all other candidates had dropped out of the race except Mitt Romney.

Doug Wead, Paul campaign advisor, notes that some GOP leaders have stooped pretty low trying to stop the Ron Paul campaign. Although many sources report that the GOP race is effectively over, some local GOP leaders appear to be worried that Mitt Romney's nomination is not quite as certain as is supposed. Throughout the primary, there have been various charges, made by Paul supporters, of fraud, unfair treatment, and miscounts. But two recent and well-documented incidents are especially notable...

Dr. James Dobson Threatened by IRS

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by Victoria Jackson

May 21, 2013

After 18 months, "We inquired about our status and [the IRS agent] said she was probably going to recommend that our application not be [granted]," Dobson told TheBlaze.

"She said we were political and we had criticized President Obama ... and she said we did it when he was a candidate." Wow. American citizens are now being punished for criticizing a president. What happened to Freedom of Speech? This is very serious.

Homeschooled former egg farmer elected to represent 'all options' on Ohio board of ed

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by Victor Skinner

December 4, 2012

ROCK CREEK, Ohio - After stinging election defeats for the education reform movement in Idaho, Indiana, Michigan and other states, a lot of supporters are left searching for an inspiring story to rejuvenate their spirits.

Meet Sarah Fowler. The 24-year-old former egg farmer was homeschooled her entire life by her parents in rural northeast Ohio. The humble girl-next-door recognized the state's education system needed a different kind of leadership, and mounted an amazing last-minute, 92-day campaign for a vacant seat on the state board of education.

The Press and Dr. Faustus

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by Victor Davis Hanson

July 4, 2013

Too late, American journalists realize their mistake.

In the old Dr. Faustus story, a young scholar bargains away his soul to the devil for promises of obtaining almost anything he wants. The American media has done much the same thing with the Obama administration. In return for empowering a fellow liberal, the press gave up its traditional adversarial relationship with the president. But after five years of basking in a shared progressive agenda, the tab for such ecstasy has come due, and now the media is lamenting that it has lost its soul.

Liberal Illiberalism

PJ Media

by Victor Davis Hanson

March 18, 2012

Conservatives are put into awkward positions of critiquing liberal ideas on grounds that they are impractical, unworkable, or counterproductive.

Yet rarely, at least outside the religious sphere, do they identify the progressive as often immoral. And the unfortunate result is that they have often ceded moral claims to supposedly dreamy, utopian, and well-meaning progressives, when in fact the latter increasingly have little moral ground to stand upon. Take a few contemporary controversies...

The Police Have No Obligation To Protect You. Yes, Really.

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by Victor Davis Hanson

December 25, 2011

When protecting our lives, we can rely only upon ourselves.

It's a holiday. You're at the beach with your family when you notice a man standing neck deep in the water. Something tells you he may be trying to commit suicide. Firemen and police officers soon arrive, but to your amazement, they do nothing, watching for an hour until the man finally succeeds. Then they refuse to collect his body. Disgusted, you swim out and pull the unfortunate man to shore. Fanciful fiction? Unfortunately, no.

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