🚔Watch a deputy refuse to leave a property after he no longer has a legal reason to be there.
Making a point.
Three Florida sheriff's deputies showed up at a residence looking for someone who used to live there.
One deputy walked the curtilage of the property while the homeowner spoke with the other two.
The homeowner told them the person they wanted was already in their custody at the Osceola County Jail.
The deputy still continued moving about the property then defiantly stood facing the homeowner without moving as he repeatedly asked, then demanded that the deputy remove himself from the property.
The homeowner demanded a sergeant respond so he could file a complaint.
Instead, a deputy handed him a card with a number and told him to call and ask for a supervisor.
That’s how it was handled.
❓When does “looking for someone who used to live here” become a search of your front and back yards?
❓What training says keep walking the property after the reason for being there is gone?
❓Why did one deputy stand flatfooted and defiant while the owner kept telling him to get off his property?
🚨 Target is using several forms of dynamic pricing and algorithmic pricing in their stores and through their app
Prices are being set based on the data the Target App collects from your phone. Yes, this is real
Investigations found the Target app charging higher prices once you are detected in or near a store versus in the parking lot. California even took them to court over this geofencing pricing
Prices for the same items like eggs, toilet paper and more can differ between stores and ZIP codes
New York law now requires disclosure when prices are set by an algorithm using personal data. Target’s site has displayed notices such as “This price was set by an algorithm using your personal data.”
This woman went into a Target store and the employees even confirmed
Target is using algorithmic and dynamite pricing and it needs to be banned nationwide
AMERICANS ARE BEING POISONED BY “MEAT GLUE” — AND IT’S 100% LEGAL
Suppliers have been caught using a special powder called transglutaminase (aka meat glue) to stick together scraps of meat and pass them off as premium cuts.
This hidden ingredient is legal in all 50 states and is used in about 8 million pounds of beef, pork, lamb, fish, and chicken every single year.
What is it?
It’s a powerful enzyme that acts like biological superglue. It comes in powder form and bonds proteins together instantly. Some versions are made by cultivating bacteria; others are extracted from the blood plasma of pigs and cattle.
Why it’s making you sick:
When they glue scraps together, any bacteria on the original surfaces gets trapped inside the meat. If it’s sold as a “solid” steak, tenderloin, or fillet and you cook it rare or medium-rare… you’re eating what’s basically a bacteria bomb. You’re leaving yourself wide open to food poisoning.
The manufacturers know this. The FDA calls it GRAS “generally recognized as safe” — but only if it’s cooked thoroughly like ground meat. Most people have no idea they’re eating it.
This is the hidden ingredient quietly making Americans sick while corporations turn trash meat into expensive-looking steaks.
Protect yourself:
- Buy whole, unprocessed cuts only
- Ask your butcher if it’s “formed” or “reformed” meat
- Cook anything suspicious to well-done (165°F internal)
They’re gluing our food together and hoping we never find out.
A federal court told Honda, Toyota, Volkswagen, and GM they can legally record and intercept your private texts and call logs the second you plug your phone into the car.
The infotainment system downloads everything. You can’t see it. You can’t delete it. Police can.
The judge said that’s not a privacy violation unless you prove it already damaged your reputation or your business.
You paid tens of thousands of dollars for a rolling wiretap. This is the surveillance state on four wheels.
Police Chief Nathan Lanham was forced to resign after a viral video showed him pointing a gun at a woman, smashing her car window with a sledgehammer, and tackling her during a traffic stop.