InfoWars host Alex Jones predicts that the only possible outcome of special counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation into Russia’s election interference and potential collusion with the Trump campaign is a Justice Department coup. “We have caught them in a gigantic, arrogant, foaming at the mouth, arrogance-fueled, rabid dog, reckless, naked, bold, ridiculous fraud, run by — it looks like — maybe 15 people in the Justice Department and the FBI,” Jones said, echoing right-wing talking points about corruption within the DOJ and Mueller’s team. “I think they’re going to go ahead and make their move to kill the president. I think in the next 30 days, I think they’re going to make an assassination attempt,” the host continued in the clip posted by Media Matters. “I just — my gut — I see all of them together, they’re that desperate.” A lot of Jones’ “smart sources” agree that the Justice Department is either going to give up the ghost or “activate their cells,” he said. “I don’t want the president to be killed, but if they are dumb enough to actually do it, boy, they have sealed their warrant of death,” Jones continued. “They’re playing chicken with people that are ready to mash down the accelerator, cause I know I’m mashing it down,” he concluded. “I’m pointing my car right at the nose of theirs, so is Trump, that’s the spirit.” Alex Jones’ ‘gut’ tells him the FBI will make an ‘assassination attempt’ on Trump’s life in the next 30 days
Whether you have Bieber Fever or can't stand him, there's no denying Justin Bieber has done pretty well for himself. Once a squeaky-voiced tween with a bowl haircut, having shifted an estimated 100 million records, Bieber is now a platinum-selling artist with a very healthy looking trophy cabinet to boot. That's not all. Bieber has recently been awarded the most dubious of accolades, there's a sex doll that apparently looks just like him - right in time for Christmas. Not only is the doll selling like hotcakes, but lucky buyers get to choose the penis size too. How very thoughtful. If you're one such fan, the bad news it will set you back £1000 to own silicone Bieber - not that the price has stopped it from flying off the shelves...CONTINUE READING
The hacker group Anonymous issued a threat against quite a few U.S. government targets including state.gov, whitehouse.gov, data.gov, ssa.gov, federal reserve.gov, and usa.gov. Needless to say, those include websites of some of the most prominent government entities in the United States. The threat is made to protest America's foreign policies concerning the Middle-East. The text for the threat appeared on the blog of the website cyberguerilla.com on Dec. 7, and it ...CONTINUE READING
It's been an interesting year for eyebrows. In April, bloggers and beauticians were 'feathering' their brows, delicately parting them and stroking them into place. Then, in the autumn, squiggle brows arrived, wobbly like a kebab van queue at 3am on a Saturday morning. They were followed by 'crown brows'. Surely, we thought, that would be the end?
No. Christmas has blessed us with its own festive variation. People are weaving in tinsel, tiny baubles, even threading miniature fairy lights through their busy eyebrow hair. The trend was started by Instagram user Taylor R. It's all gone a little bonkers. Essentially, you just need to separate your eyebrows and shape them into fir tree branches. After, add gems and stars and other twinkly things. Some people have even painted their hairs green.
Don’t panic, but our planet constantly makes a low humming noise – and scientists finally recorded it at the bottom of the sea. Scientists have been trying to detect it since the 50s, and the first study confirming ‘the hum’ was published in 1998. Previous studies have measured it on land, using seismometers, but new measurements at the bottom of the sea could mean that scientists can finally puzzle out what’s causing it. The hum is known as ‘free oscillations’, caused by slight expansion and contraction of the Earth – and one theory is that it’s caused by the pounding of ocean waves, according to ScienceAlert. Researchers led by Martha Deen at the Paris Institute of Earth Physics used 11 months worth of data from 57 seismometer stations in the Indian Ocean. They removed interference until they were left with a hum between 2.9 and 4.5 millihertz – far below the threshold of human hearing. Deen and her co-authors believe the hum could be used to map the interior of our planet. Scientists traditionally examine the interior using seismic waves generated from earthquakes, but this only works at specific times and in areas where quakes commonly occur. Using the hum signal as a source of seismic waves would avoid this problem because the hum is generated continuously in many ocean-continent areas at the planet’s surface.
Conspiracy theorists have been sent into overdrive with speculation about a bizarre so-called "psyop" against US citizens after Donald Trump allegedly warned of a psychological operation in a cryptic tweet. The scare was started by conspiracy theorist Simon Parkes, an ex Whitby town councillor, who claims to have contacts on Capitol Hill. He wrote two posts on his website about the alleged tweets from Mr Trump, who regularly uses the social network site. Mr Parkes wrote: "President Trump tweets - 'The time is upon us - operation Alice in Wonderland is about to start’. "Clearly the president wishes to alert the people to some subterfuge about to take place...CONTINUE READING
The CIA has released a top-secret document that claims to offer a cure for cancer. The declassified document dates back to 1983 and details the CIA’s Gateway Process. In it, subjects would try to better control their own brainwaves using meditation techniques and reach higher levels of consciousness. The agency’s efforts apparently had incredible results – with certain subjects able to reduce the growth of tumors. It was hoped the information could be passed on to government and military personnel – and eventually the public. However, the documents have been kept in the dark until this year. The ground-breaking results were supposedly achieved through....CONTINUE READING
Via Youtuber Brian Sullivan The Glagg Saga, Part 1. Kevin tells of his teenage Bigfoot encounters and how he helped an orphaned Sasquatch survive until it could go it alone. This series of events happened in Idaho decades ago. Parts 2-3-4 are below...
