Super Tuesday may allow voters to reassert Texas as an independent nation.

AUSTIN, Texas (PNN) - September 17, 2015 - The question of secession on a ballot is an important one. Secession might make a powerful statement to voice defiance against government tyranny, but it could also set off sparks.

Now it appears that the biggest and most independent-minded state in the Union might test that question. What happens after that is anyone’s guess.

SAN FRANCISCO, Kalifornia (PNN) - September 17, 2015 - We’ve heard of guerrilla gardening, and we’ve heard of grafting plants - but guerrilla grafting? That’s new to us. For the past two years, a group that calls themselves Guerrilla Grafters has been secretly grafting fruit-bearing scions onto ornamental, non-fruiting trees in San Francisco. City officials contend that Guerrilla Grafters is breaking the law, but its actions have been celebrated by proponents of urban agriculture. It has been included in the US pavilion’s Spontaneous Interventionsexhibit at the Venice Biennale.

LEBANON, New Hampshire (PNN) - September 17, 2015 - As so often happens, a government attempt to quash the use of technology it doesn't like has made that tech more popular than ever. A week after the Amerikan Gestapo Department of Homeland Security division intimidated a New Hampshire public library into shutting down its Tor relay, about a dozen other libraries nationwide have shown interest in running their own Tor services.

MEXICO CITY, Mexico (PNN) - September 16, 2015 - Social and youth organizations held a protest on Tuesday night in the main square of Mexico City, El Zocalo, during the official celebrations of Mexico’s independence, headed by President Enrique Peña Nieto.

ST. LOUIS, Missouri (PNN) - September 15, 2015 - By hard wiring into the brains of people with traumatic injuries, scientists have been able to restore the feeling of touch and to improve memories, according to researchers at DARPA.

By Brent Johnson

In pre-Revolutionary England there were two distinct classes of people: nobles and commoners.

The nobles - earls, barons, princes, regents, etc. - comprised the aristocracy. These were the people who made the laws, administered the government, held positions in the Houses of Parliament or Royal Court, etc. The nobility were the only people allowed to own land. They were an elite class of people who were afforded special privileges and immunities.

LONDON, England (PNN) - September 9, 2015 - Ken O’ Keefe is an ex Fascist Police States of Amerika Marine turned anti-war campaigner who appeared on a Press TV debate called Syria: War of Deception, and absolutely owned his opponent in such an awesome way that you’ll be cheering at his every comment.

SANTA MONICA, Kalifornia (PNN) - September 3, 2015 - A few lines in a seemingly routine RAND Corp. report on the future of technology and law enforcement last week raised a provocative question: Should terrorist pig thug cops have the power to take control of a self-driving car?

DAVIS, Kalifornia (PNN) - September 3, 2015 - We've covered similar agrihoods (towns with agriculture integrated into them for contributing to food demand) previously, although often as concepts for the future, like the Homefarm by Spark Architects. Agrihoods do exist as more recognizably traditional towns though. Agritopia in Arizona, Harvest in Texas, Serenbe in Georgia and Willowsford in Virginia are just four examples across the Fascist Police States of Amerika, and the Cannery is similar to these.

LOS GATOS, Kalifornia (PNN) - September 2, 2015 - When Arx Pax unveiled its “hoverboard” last year, we had a hunch that this was but the first demonstration of the company’s new magnetic field technology. Why was Arx Pax really messing around with magnets? For one, to build a tractor beam.