Government Security Breach Exposed – How China Stole The F-35 | Frontline Videos | Raw, Uncut, Real Videos From The Frontlines

Government Security Breach Exposed – How China Stole The F-35 | Frontline Videos | Raw, Uncut, Real Videos From The Frontlines:
ANYTHING YOU DO THE CHENGDU BETTER.

The United States Government has been hard at work developing the F-35 meanwhile China is designing their new fighters. The Chinese Government revealed the Chengdu J-20 as well as the Shenyang J-31, to tell the truth, they look familiar. 
The reason that the new stealth fighters look so familiar is that China created them from stolen F-35 plans. 
How could this happen? ...

“In January 2015 NSA slides from whistleblower Eric Snowden were released by German newspaper Der Spiegel. The slides show that Chinese hackers had stolen plans for the B-2, F-22 and F-35. All stealth aircraft. In total 50 terabytes of U.S. Government data were stolen, including the F-35’s stealth radar and engine systems. And when a new Chinese prototype, the J-31 was rolled out it brought, even more, similarities with U.S. stealth aircraft designs than the J-20.”...

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Border Caravan? Call it the George Soros Express

Border Caravan? Call it the George Soros Express:

"Inside Philanthropy reported in 2016 that Soros, who has said that he considers himself to be “some kind of god,” began laying the groundwork for the foundation to continue his mission after he dies. Hacked Open Society Foundation documents published last summer shed light on the way in which Soros has used his foundation to advance progressive, open-borders policies both domestically and abroad.
In the U.S., his foundation has provided funding for the Black Lives Matter movement and open borders activists. The foundation has also provided funding to anti-Trump “resistance” groups, funded opposition research on critics of radical Islam and attempted to influence Supreme Court rulings."

At $75,560, housing a prisoner in California now costs more than a year at Harvard

At $75,560, housing a prisoner in California now costs more than a year at Harvard:
"The cost of imprisoning each of California’s 130,000 inmates is expected to reach a record $75,560 in the next year
More than tuition at Harvard University
That’s enough to cover the annual cost of attending Harvard University and still have plenty left over for pizza and beer.
...The price for each inmate has doubled since 2005, even as court orders related to overcrowding have reduced the population by about one-quarter.
Salaries and benefits for prison guards and medical providers drove much of the increase.
The result is a per-inmate cost that is the nation’s highest..."
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All applicants for faculty positions at UCSD now required to submit a 'contribution to diversity statement' - AEI

All applicants for faculty positions at UCSD now required to submit a 'contribution to diversity statement' - AEI:

"... at the University of California-San Diego (and other UC campuses) you’ll also be required to submit one more document that could have a huge impact on your chances of getting hired — a “Contributions to Diversity Statement” for any faculty position, here are some details:
All candidates applying for faculty appointments at UC San Diego are required to submit a personal statement on their contributions to diversity..."
Here are more details from a UC San Diego document titled “Guidelines for Applicants Writing Statement“:
The Contributions to Diversity Statement should describe your past efforts, as well as future plans to advance diversity, equity and inclusion.
It should also demonstrate an understanding of the barriers facing women and underrepresented minorities and of UC San Diego’s mission to meet the educational needs of our diverse student population.
Some faculty candidates may not have substantial past activities.
If such cases, we recommend focusing on future plans in your statement.
 However, please note that a demonstrated record of past effort is given greater weight than articulating awareness of barriers or stating future plans..."
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Prof foretells dire consequences from PC academic culture

Prof foretells dire consequences from PC academic culture
"A former adjunct professor says Syracuse University told him he is no longer qualified to teach students after he challenged the response to a recent fraternity scandal by arguing that "coddling" students does them a disservice.
Stuart Card subsequently penned a lengthy statement warning that by encouraging "subjective emoting over objective thinking," universities leave students unprepared for economic realities in the real world.
...“I strongly believe that reinforcing the current myth that individuals are likely to be damaged by exposure to expressions that they find offensive, and thus require pampering, is a disservice to our students and our profession,” he began.
...According to Card, the administration replied that “misalignment between [his] values and those of the college” disqualified him from “continuing to teach SU students.”...
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Will Riley launches Stand for the Second, student walkout to support Second Amendment, gun rights - Washington Times

Will Riley launches Stand for the Second, student walkout to support Second Amendment, gun rights - Washington Times:

"As Will Riley watched students stage this year’s walkouts for gun control, he grew frustrated with the message that his generation was somehow united against the Second Amendment.
“I’m seeing people saying, ‘We need to do something, we’ve got to enact some kind of legislation because this is for the kids.’ Well, I’m also the kids, and I don’t like that,” Mr. Riley told the Washington Times. “And there are other people like me. The other kids haven’t spoken yet.”"

Document Confirms B-21 To Be Delivered Optionally Manned And Nuclear Capable - The Drive

Document Confirms B-21 To Be Delivered Optionally Manned And Nuclear Capable - The Drive: "The USAF has kept the details surrounding their new Long-Range Strike Bomber (LRS-B), now known as the B-21 Raider, tightly under wraps even two years after the contract to build the stealth jet was officially awarded to Northrop Grumman.

...The War Zone has received documentation that can put speculation to rest over two of the aircraft's most prominent features.
We received document DODIG-2015-170, "Audit of the Acquisition of the Long Range Strike Bomber," dated September 8th, 2015, as well as other documents in a heavily redacted form, but amongst the sea of black are two highly relevant official confirmations as to the aircraft's baseline requirements.
The document clearly states that the LRS-B will indeed be optionally manned as a core requirement..."
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Members of migrant caravan remain defiant after US again denies border entry | Fox News

Members of migrant caravan remain defiant after US again denies border entry | Fox News:
"About 200 migrants trying to cross the U.S. border remain stalled in Mexico while American officials refuse to admit most, if not all, of them.
About two dozen women, young children and transgender migrants were escorted toward the processing center by Mexican officials on Sunday – but they were stopped just as they reached the border.
Dozens of others remained camped either on blankets.
They are prohibited from approaching the San Ysidro border crossing near San Diego."

History for May 1

History for May 1 - On-This-Day.com:
Kate Smith 1909 - Singer, Glen Ford 1916 - Actor ("Gilda", "The Courtship of Eddie's Father"), Jack Paar 1918 - Radio and television comedian, talk show host ("The Tonight Show")


Joseph Heller 1923 - Novelist, short story writer, playwright, Scott Carpenter 1925 - One of NASA's original seven astronauts, Judy Collins (Judith Marjorie "Judy" Collins) 1939 - Singer and songwriter


1707 - England, Wales and Scotland were united to form Great Britain.


1889 - Asa Candler published a full-page advertisement in The Atlanta Journal, proclaiming his wholesale and retail drug business as "sole proprietors of Coca-Cola ... Delicious. Refreshing. Exhilarating. Invigorating." Mr. Candler did not actually achieve sole ownership until 1891 at a cost of $2,300.


1944 - The Messerschmitt Me 262, the first combat jet, made its first flight.


1948 - The People's Democratic Republic of Korea (North Korea) was proclaimed.


1958 - James Van Allen reported that two radiation belts encircled Earth.


1960 - Francis Gary Powers' U-2 spy plane was shot down over the Soviet Union. Powers was taken prisoner.


1961 - Fidel Castro announced there would be no more elections in Cuba.


2011 - U.S. President Barack Obama announced that U.S. soldiers had killed Osama bin Laden in Pakistan.

What Is Planned Parenthood Hiding? Big Abortion Sues Indiana For Forcing It To Report Medical Complications and Submit to Inspections | American Center for Law and Justice

What Is Planned Parenthood Hiding? Big Abortion Sues Indiana For Forcing It To Report Medical Complications and Submit to Inspections | American Center for Law and Justice:

"Big Abortion is heading to an Indiana federal court to fight a new law that would force them to reveal any medical complications that take place inside their clinics.
Our question is, what are they hiding?
Sources report the new Indiana law requires medical centers that treat women to report complications from abortion procedures, as well as report detailed patient information to the state. A separate provision also requires annual inspections of abortion clinics."

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How Intellectuals Train the Underclass to Feel Helpless | Intellectual Takeout

How Intellectuals Train the Underclass to Feel Helpless | Intellectual Takeout
"Recently a psychologist friend was singing a familiar refrain: "My clients want their problematical circumstances alleviated, but few want to change how they see the world.”
Most intransigent among his clients are those with government benefits and mandated weekly therapy. 
Some have been coming to him for years.
Their mindsets are characterized by hopelessness, but they have shelter and food and seem to be averse to change.
Going to therapy is a big event in their week.
Qualifying for benefits is important to them.
An oft-repeated question is, "Can you get me eligible for more benefits?"
They were unlikely to take steps to hold a steady job, since doing so is at odds with keeping their benefits..."
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There was no Trump-Russia collusion, but Putin achieved his goal | TheHill

There was no Trump-Russia collusion, but Putin achieved his goal | TheHill:
"The House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence has published its report on Russian "collusion" or, more accurately, on "Russian active measures," a phrase associated with the subversive methods used by the former Soviet Union to undermine Western democracies.
This isn't just anther congressional "memo." 
At more than 240 pages in length the, report took more than a year to write, with more than 70 witnesses interviewed, 300,000 documents reviewed and almost two dozen congressional subpoenas issued.
...Russia has been undermining Western democracies with "active measures" such as propaganda and disinformation for a very long time, yet, in 2015, Vladimir Putin initiated a specific influence campaign targeting the elections for U.S. president.
This was not done to assist a specific candidate but to "sow discord in American society and undermine our faith in the democratic process." 
And in this he was successful..."
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Canada Now Wants U.S. To Enforce Its Immigration Laws — To Protect Canada | Daily Wire

Canada Now Wants U.S. To Enforce Its Immigration Laws — To Protect Canada | Daily Wire:

"Canadian authorities, concerned with the increasing number of illegal immigrants now straining their resources, want the United States to do a better job enforcing its own immigration law and vetting visitors from Nigeria so that they don't eventually make their way to Canadian soil."

Student activists demand 'reparations': exclusion of white authors from humanities course - The College Fix

Student activists demand 'reparations': exclusion of white authors from humanities course - The College Fix: 
"After a year and a half of disruptions against a mandatory humanities course they say is too white, student protesters at Reed College got what they wanted.
And they’re not happy about it.
Reedies Against Racism argues that Humanities 110, “Introduction to Humanities: Greece and the Ancient Mediterranean,” has become even less diverse with the addition of texts from the Americas.
In an April 11 Facebook post, RAR said the remaining European texts in the course should be ditched in its first year and replaced with non-European texts “as reparations for Humanities 110’s history of erasing the histories of people of color, especially black people.”
...The revised Hum 110 will divide into four modules. 
New freshmen will learn about Athens and Rome in the first semester of the 2018-2019 school year. The second semester will feature Mexico City and Harlem, a change adopted by faculty in response to RAR demands..."
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Lift the gags in the pharmacy | Crain's Detroit Business

Lift the gags in the pharmacy | Crain's Detroit Business:
"It's time to take the gags off pharmacists and end a practice that makes it a disadvantage to have health insurance.
A push is underway in Lansing to free pharmacists to tell patients when there is a cheaper way to fill their prescriptions, and it deserves to succeed.
...The way gag rules work is this: Pharmacy benefit management companies, the middle men in the system who negotiate drug prices between insurers and pharmacies, insert a requirement into contracts that bans pharmacists from telling patients when the cash price for medicines is cheaper than the price when processed through insurance.
Often, patients will pay the full co-payment for drugs even if the cash price is lower than the co-pay. The pharmacy benefit manager typically pockets the difference, in a practice known as a "clawback."...
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Lunch video-----The WWII Cartoon Warner Bros. Doesn't Want You To See - World War Wings

The WWII Cartoon Warner Bros. Doesn't Want You To See - World War Wings
"They Can’t Make Cartoons Like This Anymore.
During the early 1940s war propaganda films were very common in American cinema, in fact they were so common that most of the animation studios began creating their own cartoons spoofing the war.

In August of 1942 Warner Bros. released a Looney Toons short titled “The Ducktators” satirizing Hitler and the Axis Powers. 

The cartoon features a barnyard full of ducks, geese and chickens living peacefully until a jet black egg hatches revealing a goose resembling Adolf Hitler. 

True to form the Hitler goose begins goose-stepping around the barnyard rallying ignorant ducks to his cause in a parody of Hitler’s rise to power..."

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Comey's version of the facts conflicts with the record - Washington Times

Comey's version of the facts conflicts with the record - Washington Times:

"Fired FBI director James Comey has provided a number of assertions about the Trump-Russia probe that conflict with the historical record.
Whether it involves who paid for the anti-Trump dossier, what Mr. Comey knew about the funding and when its author, Christopher Steele, first met with the FBI, the former director has provided his version of facts that critics say are wrong."

The Pentagon's Ray Gun Can Stall Cars - Slashdot

The Pentagon's Ray Gun Can Stall Cars - Slashdot
 Defense One:
The Defense Department's Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Program, or JNLWD, is pushing ahead with a new direct energy weapon that uses high-powered microwaves to stop cars in their tracks without damaging the vehicle, its driver, or anyone else. The jammer works by targeting the car's engine control unit causing it to reboot over and over, stalling the engine. Like an invisible hand, the microwaves hold the car in place. "Anything that has electronics on it, these high-powered microwaves will affect," David Law, who leads JNLWD's technology division, said in March. "As long as the [radio] is on, it holds the vehicle stopped."
It weighs 400 pounds -- it's the size of a large copy machine -- and uses 300 kilowatts of power that's generated by a gasoline-powered turbine.
"To deploy it, the driver would pull out in front of the attacker and turn it on."

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Here Are Three Scary FBI Scandal Factors You Must Know

Here Are Three Scary FBI Scandal Factors You Must Know
"There's an old Washington maxim about being careful because 'what goes around almost always comes back around'
There are three scary but crucial factors underlying the rapidly growing FBI scandal that most people miss, even though these factors are hidden in plain sight.
Recognizing and understanding this trio goes a long way toward explaining what has happened in the scandal — and where it is likely to go next.

• First, there’s Horowitz’s revenge. Virtually everybody in the nation’s capital is waiting either in fear or in eager anticipation for the upcoming investigative report of Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz...Here’s why: The Inspectors General Act of 1978 authorizes the IGs and their investigators and auditors to obtain and examine any official document necessary to carrying out their responsibilities in fighting waste, fraud and corruption in government. Presidents appoint IGs — but those IGs report to Congress, making them an important component of congressional oversight of the executive branch. But a few months before Horowitz was sworn into the job in 2012, Eric Holder, Obama’s attorney general and previously deputy attorney general under President Bill Clinton, gutted the IG act provision that mandates their access to all necessary documents. Holder acted at the behest of then-FBI Director Robert Mueller and others at the bureau.

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