Driver Arrested for “Secret” Car Compartment Full of Nothing

LORAIN COUNTY, OHIO — Norman Gurley, 30, is facing “drug-related charges” in Lorain County, Ohio, despite the fact that state troopers did not actually find any drugs in his possession. Ohio passed a law in 2012 making it a felony to alter a vehicle to add a secret compartment with the “intent” of using it to conceal … Read more

California’s Gun-Grabbing Einsatzgruppen

  William Grigg | Pro Libertate “When you are going to take their guns,” observes Special Agent John Marsh, “they are not happy.”  “They” are California residents who have been designated as “prohibited persons” by the state’s Armed Prohibited Persons System (APPS). Those individuals are said to have “lost” their rights under the Second Amendment. Marsh … Read more

Master Sergeant Arrested for Disobeying Unconstitutional Orders, Found “Guilty”

BELL COUNTY — BREAKING: Active duty Army Master Sergeant C.J. Grisham has been found “guilty”  after a cop stopped him for carrying firearm and illegally detained him, even though Grisham was licensed to carry it. The police accused Grisham of “rudely displaying” his weapon. Officer Ermis can be seen in the video grabbing at Grisham’s firearm … Read more

Drivers now being pulled over at random, told to turn over blood and saliva samples

Dozens of Texas drivers have been stopped at a police road block, where they were then directed into a parking lot and forced into surrendering blood, saliva and breath samples in a study that has upset civil liberties advocates. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration admitted it was attempting to conduct a government study meant … Read more

Father Arrested for Trying to Pick His Kids Up From School

Paul Joseph Watson | Infowars “You don’t need a reason as a parent to go get your children, they are our children” A father was arrested for attempting to pick his kids up from school in a startling new example of how the state is increasingly treating children as its own property. Making a stand … Read more