Show America something, anything?

What has been done on the border in the last 20 years? Show America something. We have more illegal border crosses now than ever before.

Elected patriots to the local government and local sheriff’s office, show America something, anything.  All we hear is talk from them, what are they waiting for?   Continue reading “Americans / Patriots Show America”

Market Watch – by Catey Hill

In just 90 seconds, they’d made off with over $10,000 in cosmetics.

Groups known as “flash-mob robbers” storm a store, steal thousands in merchandise in minutes and bolt as quickly as they arrive. Among the most notorious are the Rainbow Girls — a group of female thieves, named for their brightly hued hair — who’ve hit dozens of stores in the Bay Area. Their high-stakes heists have included Ulta ULTA, +1.21% where the beauty burglars stole an estimated $11,000 worth of goods in less than two minutes. The mostly girl gang has also walked off with a combined more than $130,000 worth of luxury goods from Ferragamo, Louis Vuitton LVMUY, -2.57% Christian Dior and Sunglass Hut LUX, -0.37% , according to charges filed against a dozen members of the Rainbow Girls in the Bay Area in October.    Continue reading “The nasty rise of ‘flash mob robbers’”

New York Post – by Daniel Halper

Elton John will perform at Donald Trump’s inauguration, claimed a key adviser, who championed the billionaire as the first president ever to enter the White House with a “pro-gay rights” stance.

“Elton John is going to be doing our concert on the mall for inauguration,” Anthony Scaramucci, a member of the presidential transition team executive committee as well as a vice chair of the presidential inaugural committee, told BBC’s “HARDtalk.”  Continue reading “Key adviser claims Elton John will play at Trump’s inauguration”

The Telegraph – by Mark Malloy

If these motorists thought setting off early would help them beat the Thanksgiving getaway rush, it appears a few others had the same idea.

ABC7 Eyewitness News captured incredible footage of what might just be the world’s worst car jam in southern California, bringing traffic to a crawl.   Continue reading “World’s worst traffic jam? Cars stuck in Thanksgiving getaway ‘gridlock’”

U.S. Uncut – by Zach Cartwright

Indigenous water protectors at the Dakota Access Pipeline construction site just got assistance from military veterans.

Between December 4 and December 7, veterans of various branches of the United States armed forces have scheduled a “deployment” to show solidarity and lend support to the Standing Rock Sioux in North Dakota. The event, called “Veterans Stand for Standing Rock,” already has 108 confirmed RSVPs on Facebook, and features several high-profile progressive activists who have served in the military, including U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-Hawaii) and Baltimore police officer-turned police brutality whistleblower Michael A. Wood, Jr.   Continue reading “Veterans prepare to join Standing Rock protesters to stop Dakota Access Pipeline”

ABC News – by Brian Ross, Matthew Mosk

Immigration to the United States has long been one of the most vexing issues for foreign nationals seeking a new life on this side of the American border. But a new ABC News investigation looks at one of the most obscure paths to a U.S. visa and green card — one being aggressively marketed to wealthy foreigners, and one that whistleblowers say is being exploited by criminals, spies, and possibly even terrorists.

This is the story of the $500,000 Green Card — a path to legal residency that begins with an offer by a wealthy foreign national to invest half-a-million dollars in an approved project that promises to create American jobs.    Continue reading “The $500,000 Green Card – The EB-5 Visa Program”

Independent – by Samuel Osborne

World leaders have called for an end to the criminalisation of drugs.

The Global Commission on Drug Policy’s annual report advocates the removal of both civil and criminal penalties for drug use and possession.

Prohibition of drugs has had “little or no impact” on the rate of drug use, the report says, with the number of drug users increasing by almost 20 per cent between 2006 and 2013 to 246 million people.   Continue reading “World leaders call for legalisation of drugs”

KPLR 11 News

ST. LOUIS (KTVI) – FBI figures show the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) is running more checks than ever before. Nearly 25 million background checks will have been completed by year’s end.

By proxy, that means more guns being sold than before and local shops say their sales are getting better every year.

A key group driving sales – women.   Continue reading “Women propelling gun sales to all-time highs”

Washington Post – by William Wan, Tanya Sichynsky and Sandhya Somashekhar

Two weeks after the election of Donald Trump, this is how divided America has become: People have moved beyond staring at the vast gulf that divides them and proceeded to arguing over who is to blame for it, what to do about it and even whether it exists at all.

“This idea that we’re now divided is being manufactured and spread by the media,” said Trump supporter Loy Brunson, 60, a musician in Provo, Utah.   Continue reading “After Trump’s election: ‘There are two Americas now.’”

KENS 5 News

Donald Trump’s election looms over a U.S. citizenship ceremony in San Antonio, as the judge presiding over the ceremony says if you don’t like that Trump will be president, go to another country.

“I can assure you that whether you voted for him or you did not vote for him, if you are a citizen of the United States, he is your president,” Judge John Primomo said. “He will be your president and if you do not like that, you need to go to another country.”   Continue reading “Federal judge: ‘If you don’t like [Trump], you should go to another country’”

Cleveland 19 News

The Akron Fire Department says that a 69-year-old man set himself on fire Saturday after yelling about the election results in a local coffee shop.

The department says the man, who was dressed in a U.S. Marine Corps uniform, walked into Angel Falls Coffee on South Highland Ave. yelling about the recent protests over the election results.
Continue reading “Man sets himself on fire after yelling about election results at Akron coffee shop”

MRC TV – by Brittany M. Hughes

Immigration officials at the U.S. Mexico have been forced to open a new temporary facility in Texas to accommodate a recent surge of illegal alien border crossers, a wave of nearly 1,500 people per day that once again threaten to overwhelm border patrol and create a housing crisis for thousands of alien families and children.

In October alone, Customs and Border Protection apprehended 46,197 illegal aliens crossing into the United States unlawfully via the Southwest U.S. border, including 13,124 members of family units and another 6,754 unaccompanied children. In fact, the number of family unit members apprehended in the first month of FY2017 is already 118 percent higher than those who were caught in October of last year.   Continue reading “1,500 Per Day: Border Patrol Opens Temp Facility to Accommodate Border Surge”

RecordNet – by Nicholas Filipas

STOCKTON — The father of a soldier who was killed last weekend in Afghanistan was disappointed and hurt after airline passengers booed him and his family as they flew to meet his son’s remains.

Stewart Perry, an ex-Marine who lives in Stockton, said the ordeal left him feeling disrespected.

“It was really disgusting on the passengers’ part,” he said Friday.   Continue reading “Gold Star family of slain Stockton soldier booed on flight”

Click Orlando – by Erik Sandoval

SANFORD, Fla. – A Santa Claus at Seminole Towne Center in Sanford has been removed from his duties after an Oviedo woman claimed that he told her child Hillary Clinton was on his naughty list.

The mother told Towne Center management the incident happened Tuesday night when she brought two of her children to see Santa.   Continue reading “Santa at Sanford mall replaced for saying Hillary Clinton on naughty list”