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FELIX REPORTS: Cardinal's sex abuse case is test for Francis' pap... : Australian Cardinal George Pell makes a statement at the Holy See Press Office in Vatican City after being charged with historical child...

Australian Cardinal George Pell makes a statement at the Holy See Press Office in Vatican City after being charged with historical child sex offenses. (Alberto Pizzoli / AFP/Getty Images) Tom Kington ,  Laura King  and  Victoria Kim Contact Reporters   Charges of sexual offenses against one of the Vatican’s top-ranking prelates have placed new pressure on  Pope Francis  to make good on pledges to root out, punish and prevent abuses that have shaken the Roman Catholic Church worldwide. Cardinal George Pell, the most senior church official to be implicated in a far-flung scandal of decades’ standing, said Thursday that he would return to his native Australia to face the charges against him. Read more

FELIX REPORTS: BREAKING: POPE’S PEDOPHILE NETWORK IMPLODING AS HI... : Catholic church involved in child sex once again The Alex Jones Show  -  JUNE 29, 2017   Pope Francis stands by one of his top aides...

Catholic church involved in child sex once again The Alex Jones Show  -  JUNE 29, 2017   Pope Francis stands by one of his top aides as he is indicted for child rape, providing proof to those who see the longstanding links between the Catholic Church and pedophile networks across the world.

FELIX REPORTS: THE TRUTH ABOUT CNN : Brian Stelter accuses Infowars of stoking "hatred" against Clinton News Network Paul Joseph Watson  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 28...

Brian Stelter accuses Infowars of stoking "hatred" against Clinton News Network Paul Joseph Watson  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 28, 2017   CNN host Brian Stelter is whining about Infowars promoting hate towards CNN. Boo-hoo. People don’t hate CNN because of Infowars. People hate CNN because CNN lies about HUGE things then has the arrogance to claim they’re impartial. CNN is the epitome of fake news. Please share this video!  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bxg6Xs3jQek SUBSCRIBE  on YouTube: Follow on Twitter:  Follow @PrisonPlanet Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/paul.j.watson.71 ********************* Paul Joseph Watson is the editor at large of  Infowars.com  and  Prison Planet.com .

FELIX REPORTS: TRAVEL BAN NOW ENFORCEABLE, NOT A MUSLIM BAN : Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump Millie Weaver  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 27, 2017   Trump’s travel ban has been heavily criticize...

Supreme Court rules in favor of Trump Millie Weaver  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 27, 2017   Trump’s travel ban has been heavily criticized by the left who claims that its a muslim ban. However the entire Supreme Court ruled in favor of Trump’s travel ban proving that it’s constitutional and doesn’t discriminate against Muslims. It’s interesting to note that the 6 countries on the travel ban aren’t even the countries with the highest populations of Muslims.

FELIX REPORTS: MANIPULATORS OF SEARCH... : Google Fined Record $2.7 Billion in E.U. Antitrust Ruling By  MARK SCOTT JUNE 27, 2017 Margrethe Vestager, the European Union...

Google Fined Record $2.7 Billion in E.U. Antitrust Ruling By  MARK SCOTT JUNE 27, 2017 Margrethe Vestager, the European Union antitrust chief, in Brussels on Tuesday. In addition to the Google case, she has previously demanded that Apple pay $14.5 billion in back taxes in Ireland, opened an investigation into Amazon’s tax practices in Europe and raised concerns about Facebook’s dominance over people’s digital data.   Credit Emmanuel Dunand/Agence France-Presse — Getty Images  Google suffered a major blow on Tuesday after European antitrust officials fined the search giant a record $2.7 billion for unfairly favoring some of its own services over those of rivals. The penalty, of 2.4 billion euros, highlights the aggressive stance that European officials have taken in regulating many of the world’s largest technology companies, going significantly further than their American counterparts. By levying the fine against Google — more than double the previ...

FELIX REPORTS: EU SLAPS GOOGLE WITH RECORD $2.7B FINE... : Google Slapped With $2.7 Billion EU Fine Over Search Results EU orders Google to treat rival comparison-shopping services equally in its ...

Google Slapped With $2.7 Billion EU Fine Over Search Results EU orders Google to treat rival comparison-shopping services equally in its search results  Google's headquarters in Mountain View, Calif.  PHOTO:  MARCIO JOSE SANCHEZ/ASSOCIATED PRESS By   Natalia Drozdiak  and    Sam Schechner Updated June 27, 2017 3:42 p.m. ET BRUSSELS—The European Union’s antitrust regulator on Tuesday fined  Alphabet   Inc.’s   GOOGL  -2.47%   Google a record €2.42 billion ($2.71 billion), saying  its search engine stacks the deck in favor of its own comparison-shopping service . The move, which follows more than seven years of investigations, threatens far-reaching ramifications not just for Google, but for the design of products and services from other increasingly dominant tech giants.  If the ruling sets a precedent that sticks, Google and other large tech firms may have to rethink how they plan to prof...

FELIX REPORTS: NEW RANSOMWARE OUTBREAK HITS TARGETS WORLDWIDE INC... : Malicious software utilizes same leaked NSA exploit used in WannaCry attack Mikael Thalen  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 27, 2017   A new ...

Malicious software utilizes same leaked NSA exploit used in WannaCry attack Mikael Thalen  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 27, 2017   A new ransomware outbreak utilizing a leaked NSA exploit is currently infecting computers across the globe, including those used to monitor radiation levels at Ukraine’s Chernobyl nuclear power plant. Widely referred to as Peyta – though the attack is new and not a Peyta variant – the virus uses the same Windows SMB flaw that allowed last month’s WannaCry outbreak to spread so quickly. The malicious software, which has thus far been detected in countries such as Russia, Ukraine, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, the UK and US, encrypts and alters critical system files before demanding $300 worth of Bitcoin. Read more

FELIX REPORTS: Amazon primed for merger battle : The proposed $13.7 billion merger of Amazon and Whole Foods is primed to set off a massive lobbying effort in Washington. Amazon ha...

The proposed $13.7 billion merger of Amazon and Whole Foods is primed to set off a massive lobbying effort in Washington. Amazon has been moving into new markets and seeking ways to deliver products faster to customers, including a drone fleet for local deliveries, making the Whole Foods deal just the latest example of its growing ambitions. Some industry analysts say the deal should face a relatively smooth path to federal approval because Whole Foods only represents a 1.2 percent share of the $800 billion grocery market, while Amazon only has a 0.2 percent share. Under antitrust law, regulators examine whether a deal would eliminate competition and whether consumers, through price changes and other factors, would be harmed. Amazon, which serves as both a traditional retail outlet and a platform for other sellers, has metrics more complex than just any other store.  But there may be several other factors that come into play for the review of the Amazon-Whole Foods de...

FELIX REPORTS: The Danger of "Public" Education : The key issue in the entire discussion is simply this: shall the parent or the State be the overseer of the child? An essential featur...

The key issue in the entire discussion is simply this: shall the parent or the State be the overseer of the child? An essential feature of human life is that, for many years, the child is relatively helpless, that his powers of providing for himself mature late. Until these powers are fully developed he cannot act completely for himself as a responsible individual. He must be under tutelage. This tutelage is a complex and difficult task. From an infancy of complete dependence and subjection to adults, the child must grow up gradually to the status of an independent adult. The question is under whose guidance, and virtual "ownership" the child should be: his parents' or the State's? There is no third, or middle, ground in this issue. Some party must control, and no one suggests that some individual third party have authority to seize the child and rear it. It is obvious that the natural state of affairs is for the parents to have charge of the child. The parent...

FELIX REPORTS: California to list glyphosate as cancer-causing; M... : By  Karl Plume Glyphosate, an herbicide and the active ingredient in Monsanto Co's popular Roundup weed killer, will be added to...

By  Karl Plume Glyphosate, an herbicide and the active ingredient in Monsanto Co's popular Roundup weed killer, will be added to California's list of chemicals known to cause cancer effective July 7, the state's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) said on Monday. Monsanto vowed to continue its legal fight against the designation, required under a state law known as Proposition 65, and called the decision "unwarranted on the basis of science and the law." The listing is the latest legal setback for the seeds and chemicals company, which has faced increasing litigation over glyphosate since the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer said that it is "probably carcinogenic" in a controversial ruling in 2015. Dicamba, a weed killer designed for use with Monsanto's next generation of biotech crops, is under scrutiny in Arkansas after the state's plant board voted last week to ban ...

FELIX REPORTS: The most armed man in America: 3,000 weapons... : GUNS AND POSES   Meet the one man army who owns more than 3,000 weapons and proudly boasts the scary title ‘the most armed man in America’...

GUNS AND POSES   Meet the one man army who owns more than 3,000 weapons and proudly boasts the scary title ‘the most armed man in America’ Mel Bernstein estimates that his military collection in Colorado is worth millions By Jon Lockett 26th June 2017,   9:51 am Updated: 26th June 2017,   6:38 pm IN a country where it is believed there are two guns for every resident – one pistol-packing American is doing his bit to bump up the averages. Mel Bernstein – known as the Dragon Man – has earned the title the ‘most armed man in the US’ and has a frightening 3,000 weapons in his collection – and that doesn’t include the tanks. FACEBOOK 16 Dragon Man astride his flamethrower-rigged motorbike FACEBOOK 16 He even sleeps surrounded by machine guns mounted on his bedroom wall YOUTUBE/HOT BRASS AND BULLETS 16 Bernstein lets off a few rounds on his firing range FACEBOOK 16 The weapons collector has 3,000 w...

FELIX REPORTS: BEZOS BOTS TO RUN WHOLE FOODS... : Photographer: David Williams/Bloomberg Amazon Robot The retailer could bring its distribution technology to the grocery cha...

Photographer: David Williams/Bloomberg The retailer could bring its distribution technology to the grocery chain By  Spencer Soper  and  Alex Sherman June 26, 2017, 4:00 AM PDT When Amazon.com Inc.'s $13.7 billion bid to buy Whole Foods was announced, John Mackey, the grocer's chief executive officer, addressed employees, gushing about Amazon's technological innovation.  "We will be joining a company that’s visionary," Mackey said, according to a transcript of the meeting. "I think we’re gonna get a lot of those innovations in our stores. I think we’re gonna see a lot of technology. I think you’re gonna see Whole Foods Market evolve in leaps and bounds." A major question about the acquisition is what Amazon's technology will mean for those Whole Foods' workers. Will it make their jobs obsolete? Read more

FELIX REPORTS: SUMMER READING: Now TSA is going to look through y... : The TSA began a new screening policy for paper products at airport checkpoints in Missouri  last month , and now the agency's branch ...

The TSA began a new screening policy for paper products at airport checkpoints in Missouri  last month , and now the agency's branch in Sacramento, California,  is testing out  more invasive searches for books and food items. In the new system, passengers are required to take all reading material and food out of their carry-on luggage and place it in a separate bin. TSA screeners can "fan" through travelers' books to see if anything is hidden in the pages, but agency officials insist they will not pay attention to the content. Critics  have long argued passengers selected for extra screening  are not chosen as randomly as  the TSA claims , and book content — particularly of a political or religious nature — could re-ignite that debate. "It's always been a series of insults,"  said Julie  Sze , a University of California, Davis, professor who experienced the test procedure at Sacramento. "Books, magazines, food, those are like my three treas...

FELIX REPORTS: TEXAS MOCKS CALIFORNIA TRAVEL BAN: MOST OUR NEW RE... : Most of the political refugees in Texas are from California Kit Daniels  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 25, 2017   IMAGE CREDITS:  AMYASHCRA...

Most of the political refugees in Texas are from California Kit Daniels  | Infowars.com  - JUNE 25, 2017   IMAGE CREDITS:  AMYASHCRAFT / FLICKR . Texas fired back at California’s state-sponsored travel ban, with Attorney General Ken Paxton pointing out that most of the political refugees in Texas are actually from California. The travel ban, which forbids California state workers from traveling to Texas or hosting official events in the Lone Star State with public funds, was mocked by Paxton and other Texas state officials who referred to a  study revealing that most new Texans are from California . “I talk to people almost every day who made the trek from California to Texas, and without fail, they tell me their move is due to either greater job opportunities, much lower-priced housing, an escape from a left-coast political climate, or just a better quality of culture and life,” Paxton stated. Read more