Air Force guards at top-secret US nuclear missile base were actually a LSD ring
"Meet the service members entrusted with guarding nuclear missiles that are among the most powerful in America's arsenal."
“Their Lives Were Ruined”: Victims Of CIA MK-Ultra Brainwashing Plan Lawsuit
"The Canadian government funded Cameron with roughly $500,000 between 1950 and 1965 — $4 million in 2018 dollars, along with sizeable funding from the CIA."
Kennedy Family Believes CIA Killed JFK, Robert Jr. Claims In New Tell-All
"He confessed it was his father, Robert F. Kennedy, who doubted the intentions of the government’s intelligence agency."
Today in History: Rhode Island Becomes the 13th State to Ratify the Constitution
On May 29, 1790, Rhode Island ratified the Constitution of the United States, becoming the last of the original founding colonies to enter the Union. Rhode Island was the only state that failed to send a representative to the Philadelphia Convention, which had approved the final draft on Sept. 17, 1787. The state acted slowly…
Reversing Gresham: Good Money Can Drive Out Bad
When you take down those barriers, you level the playing field and allow gold and silver to compete head-to-head with Federal Reserve notes. On an even playing field, gold and silver wins.
New Jersey Bill Would Expand Medical Marijuana Program Through Reciprocity With Other States
TRENTON, N.J. (May 29, 2018) – A bill introduced in the New Jersey assembly would expand access to medical marijuana by instituting reciprocity with other medical marijuana states. The bill would further expand the medicinal cannabis market in the New Jersey and further nullify federal prohibition in practice. Rep. Annette Quijano (D) introduced Assembly Bill…
America’s ‘War on Terror’ Has Cost Taxpayers $5.6 Trillion
"Never has a great power still in its imperial prime proved quite so incapable of applying its military and political might in a way that would advance its aims."
Today in History: Patrick Henry’s Birthday
Known as “Hot Head” and “The Voice of the Revolution,” Henry was undoubtedly the strongest political force of his time in Virginia, and one of the most famous figures of the era.
Forest Service sued for blocking food, water and medical care to protester
"Government agents attempting to force Nutty out of the monopod have blocked her access to food and water, burned fires near the pole, sent smoke into the monopod, trained spotlights on her at night, and operated a noisy generator at the base of the pole. Forest Service officials blocked [her doctor] from accessing Nutty on the threat of arrest."
ACLU sues ICE after it ignores requests for license plate reader records
"ICE apparently failed to turn over records after multiple requests. In December, ICE purchased access to two databases of automated license-plate reader data."
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