Civil disobedience, in the form of marches, rallies, pickets, protests, sit-ins, vigils, or demonstrations, is a necessary component of a functional, free democracy. Although potentially not pleasant, civil disobedience is often required when other attempts to invoke societal change fail.
Category: Life
Collection of Trump “Nope” posters (including one for Trump fans)
The mysterious death of Michael Hastings – did an automobile cyberattack silence a controversial journalist?
Described as a person who “talked fast, smoked fast” and “vibrated energy”, Michael Hastings’ aggressive demeanor and penchant for writing the truth with no regard for consequences may have prompted his untimely death. In 2013, Hastings died in Los Angeles in a high-speed automobile accident that some believe to be the world’s first cyberattack against…
How to escape a car that has been submerged under water
How to break your fall in combat situations to minimize injury and quickly maintain fighting advantage.
Full text of ICA-2017-1 – Assessing Russian Activities and Intentions in Recent US Elections (with annotations)
The following was released to the general public on January 6, 2017 by the DNI (Director of National Intelligence). In short, the release accuses Russia of attempting to influence the US’s 2016 election using a persona known as Guccifer 2.0 to release stolen (hacked) documents via Wikileaks. Regular readers will not be surprised by the…
Dark-winged demon-like creature purported captured in photograph in Arizona appears on social media.
Eyewitness report from welder who says he cut open the crashed UFO at Roswell.
A retired engineer has revealed an interview he conducted with a military welder who cut open the hull of the infamous crashed UFO at Roswell. The witness’s version not only matches other Roswell eyewitness accounts, including confirmation of strewn wreckage and alien bodies inside the downed UFO, but reveals new details that may forever change…
The Boston Molasses Flood – 21 people killed in Boston streets by tidal wave of Molasses (1919)
The five-story tall steel tank at 529 Commercial Street in Boston held 2.3 million gallons of molasses weighing an astonishing 26 million pounds. At 12:30 in the afternoon, persons in the area heard a “sound like a rumble” and the ground shook. The Purity Distilling Company molasses tank had burst, releasing millions of gallons of…











