CIA Admits Using News To Manipulate the USA (1975)
http://youtu.be/5ED63A_hcd0 This is an old clip showing admittance of the CIA that they use the mainstream media to manipulate the thoughts and ideas of American citizens in the USA. This has not changed obviously and is good to know happened in the past due to our...
The Blackwater Videos: Leaked Footage of Private Contractor Violence in Iraq
In April 2012, Harper’s Magazine published “The Warrior Class,” a feature by journalist Charles Glass examining the rapid expansion of private military contractors in the years following the September 11 attacks. The centerpiece of the article was a...
CISPA Cybersecurity Bill: Privacy Threats and Civil Liberties
The Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, known as CISPA, rapidly emerged as the internet’s most controversial proposed law following the defeat of SOPA. Critics warned it posed severe threats to online privacy and civil liberties under the guise of...
DHS Special Response Team: Homeland Security Paramilitary Force Exposed
Buried within the sprawling bureaucracy of the Department of Homeland Security sits a paramilitary force most Americans have never heard of. The Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Special Response Team operates armored vehicles, trains with military-grade weapons,...How to Spot an Online Spy (Cointelpro Agent)
One way to neutralize a potential activist is to get them to be in a group that does all the wrong things. Why? 1) The message doesn’t get out. 2) A lot of time is wasted 3) The activist is frustrated and discouraged 4) Nothing good is accomplished. FBI and...
Dr. Richard Holmes
Dr. Richard Holmes , age 48. Weapons expert. Dr. Holmes is believed to have worked on the production of chemical protection suits for troops. In 1991, he was the joint author of a scientific paper about an RAF chemical and biological protection system. Suicide riddle...
Police Brutality | Police Misconduct | Accountability
About Cop Block is a decentralized project supported by a diverse group of individuals united by their shared goal of police accountability. We highlight the double standard that some grant to those with badges by pointing to and supporting those harmed. By...
Kandahar Massacre 2012: The Afghan 17 Killings and Cover-Up
On March 11, 2012, seventeen Afghan civilians — among them at least nine children and four women — were gunned down in their homes in Kandahar Province. The incident would become one of the most controversial episodes of the entire Afghan war, raising urgent questions...
How the Word Terrorism Became a Political Weapon
In U.S. political and media discourse, Terrorism means little more than: that which America’s Enemies du Jour (generally Muslim Enemies) do to it, but not what America and its allies do to anyone.
Syrian Girl Exposes Al-CIA-da
Alex talks with a young woman going by the moniker of “Syrian Girl” who recently posted a video breaking down the role of the U.S. and Israel in provoking unrest in Syria. She also eloquently dismantles the myth of al-Qaeda, the CIA created terror group....
How the Pentagon Outsourced the Drug War to Private Military Contractors
The Pentagon’s Shift Toward Private Drug War Contractors In early 2012, reports emerged detailing the U.S. Department of Defense’s growing reliance on private military contractors to carry out counter-narcotics operations in Latin America and other...
Arab League Observers Documented CIA MI6 Mossad Role in Syria Violence
Arab League Observer Mission Documented Armed Groups Targeting Civilians and Police A closer examination of the Arab League observer mission report from Syria — covering the period from December 24, 2011 through January 18, 2012 — revealed a significantly more...
Kurt Haskell Eyewitness Testimony Challenges Official Underwear Bomber Narrative
A Passenger’s Eyewitness Account From Delta Flight 253 On Christmas Day 2009, attorney Kurt Haskell and his wife were returning from an African safari with a connecting flight through Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport. What Haskell says he witnessed in the...
Microsoft Acquired Merck Genetic Technology Platform Raising Bioethics Questions
Microsoft Acquires Rosetta Biosoftware From Merck In 2009, Microsoft acquired Rosetta Biosoftware, a bioinformatics company previously owned by pharmaceutical giant Merck. The acquisition marked Microsoft’s formal entry into the life sciences data management...
9-11 WTC Biggest Gold Heist in History: $300 Billion in Bars
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BkPRskciqVM Loose Change documents the true purpose of the “False Flag” 9-11 attack on America, perhaps the greatest treasonous crime in modern history. Turns out is was also likely the biggest gold heist in history…...
Raw Milk Farmer Tortured in LA County Jail: Sewage, Hypothermia, Abuse
In March 2012, James Stewart, a 65-year-old raw dairy farmer from California with a completely clean criminal record, endured what he described as a nightmarish ordeal inside the Los Angeles County jail system. Stewart, known locally as a beloved provider of...
Government Secrecy and the Hidden Architecture of Unaccountable Power
The Culture of Secrecy in American Government Government secrecy has long served as a mechanism to shield not only legitimate national security operations but also institutional misconduct, financial crimes, and policy failures from public scrutiny. The boundary...
Speech-Jamming Gun: The Device That Can Silence You From 100 Feet Away
Japanese researchers developed a handheld device capable of disrupting a person’s ability to speak from distances of over 30 meters. The device, which resembled a directional gun, exploited a well-documented psychological phenomenon known as Delayed Auditory...
Orange County Sheriff Kills US Marine Sgt. Manuel Loggins Jr. In Front Of His Children
http://youtu.be/Evg4xppTEPg Marine Sergeant Manuel Loggins Jr. was shot and killed by an Orange County Sheriff’s deputy in the parking lot at San Clemente high school. According to the Sheriff’s department the deputy watched Loggins crash...
U.S. Special Operations Surveillance Plane Crashes in Djibouti, Killing Four Airmen
In February 2012, a U.S. Air Force special operations surveillance aircraft crashed near Camp Lemonnier in Djibouti, killing all four service members on board. The single-engine U-28A had been returning from an intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance mission in...
CIA Fast and Furious Operation Armed Mexican Drug Cartels
A wave of investigative reporting in 2011 revealed that the Central Intelligence Agency was deeply entangled in the U.S. federal government’s notorious “Operation Fast and Furious” gun-walking program, while multiple agencies simultaneously...
Federal Agencies Accused of Blocking Border Patrol Access
Security analysts and former enforcement officials raised alarms in early 2012 that federal land management policies were effectively creating safe corridors for smugglers and unauthorized border crossers across vast stretches of the American Southwest. Multiple...
FBI Sting Operations: Manufacturing Terror Plots to Thwart
Over the course of the past decade, a troubling pattern emerged within American law enforcement. The Federal Bureau of Investigation repeatedly announced the disruption of domestic terrorism plots — plots that, upon closer examination, the Bureau itself had conceived,...