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Al Sharpton’s daughter reportedly is suing New York City for $5 million after she fell in the street and sprained her ankle.
According to the New York Post, Dominique Sharpton, 28, says in court records she was “severely injured, bruised and wounded” after tripping on uneven pavement in downtown Manhattan in October. Continue reading “Al Sharpton’s daughter reportedly sues NYC for $5M after spraining ankle”
MyFoxChicago: A man was killed and at least 39 other people — including an 81-year-old woman — were wounded in shootings across Chicago between Friday afternoon and early Sunday.
About midnight Saturday, Ronnie Montgomery, 24, was found on the sidewalk in the 1300 block of West Hastings, according to police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office. He had been shot in the chest and shoulder. Montgomery, of the 700 block of West Marquette, was pronounced dead at 1:20 a.m., according to the medical examiner’s office. Continue reading “Another brutal weekend: 40 shot, 1 fatally, in Chicago gun violence”
New York Daily News – by Jason Silverstein
A South Carolina sheriff’s deputy underwent surgery after being shot several times by a masked man in a gas station Thursday night.
The condition of Deputy Lt. Will Rogers, with the Berkeley County Sheriff’s Office, has not been announced, and the search for the suspect is ongoing.
Rogers had pulled into an Exxon station near Highway 52 in Moncks Corner around 10:30 p.m. He was talking to a customer in the parking lot when the armed attacker, who was carrying a red silk sack, came around the corner and shot him, police said. The suspect then stole a black SUV and took off. Police found the car abandoned after midnight near a boat landing, WCSC reported. Continue reading “South Carolina sheriff’s deputy shot several times by masked man; condition unknown, shooter still at large”
Shark Tank – by Nicole Sanders
On Thursday afternoon the White House was locked down once again. This time it was because a man flew a remote-controlled aerial device over the White House fence. I guess the new spikes wouldn’t have made a difference in that situation.
The incident resulted in the park of the north side of the White House being placed on lockdown and investigated. That lockdown has since been lifted. Continue reading “White House Locked Down AGAIN”
New York Times – by Tim Weiner
B. B. King, whose world-weary voice and wailing guitar lifted him from the cotton fields of Mississippi to a global stage and the apex of American blues, died on Thursday at his home in Las Vegas. He was 89.
His death was reported on his website, which said he died in his sleep. Mr. King, who was in hospice care, had been performing until October 2014, when he canceled a tour, citing dehydration and exhaustion stemming from diabetes. Continue reading “B. B. King, Defining Bluesman for Generations, Dies at 89”
Shark Tank – by Nicole Sanders
One would think since the Republicans were the majority in both the Florida House and Senate a state shut down would be a non issue but that is not the case.
Governor Scott is worried it could become a reality as the July 1st deadline approaches and negotiations are not where he would like them to be. That is why on Thursday he told agency heads to prepare for the worst and asked them to list only the state’s most critical needs per the Associated Press. Continue reading “Gov Scott Preparing For Shutdown”
With the objective of bettering the operational capacity of cadets and active Police elements, the State Public Security Academy has installed a “Casa de intervention” Otis: Kill house.
In order to show the level of training they are receiving, active elements of the State Preventative Police and Penitentiary system, realised that two scenarios, one of rescue of a kidnapped youngster, and the other a prison riot or mutiny. Continue reading “Mexican State Police initiate Kill House training”
Washington DC – -(Ammoland.com)- When the Oregon Senate passed expanded background checks on April 14 2015, it marked a change from 2013 and 2014, when the same type of legislation was taken up but defeated without even making it to the floor for a vote.
What was the difference in 2015? One huge differences was the influx of Michael Bloomberg’s money into the state, which showed itself not only in the establishment of an apparatus to help gun control candidates get elected but also in gifts to gun control senator Chuck Riley (D-Hillsboro). Continue reading “How Much Did It Cost Bloomberg to Force Gun Control on Oregonians?”
Patriot Net Daily – by John PND
Ingred Larson received an eviction notice from the county today. Why? For living in a tent on her own property. Yes. Really. She is being evicted for living in a tent on her own land.
10 years ago the city sewer line flooded her home with 10,000 gallons of raw sewage. There was a settlement, however the city/county wants her to hook back up to the county sewer system, but Larson does not want to, and would rather hook up to the septic tank system on her property. The county doesn’t want that, and is forcing her to hook-up to the city sewer. Continue reading “North Carolina Woman Being Evicted From Her Own Land For Living in Tent”
The Daily Caller – by Chuck Ross
The Department of Homeland Security does not maintain data on how many illegal immigrants it allows to stay in the U.S. through prosecutorial discretion — a failure that could have national security implications — the agency’s inspector general reported Wednesday.
“The Department’s ability to accurately assess the results of policy decisions and make needed changes is important given its modified approach to immigration enforcement,” wrote inspector general John Roth. Continue reading “DHS Fails To Keep Track Of Number Of Illegals Allowed To Stay In U.S.”
The Daily Bell – by Phillippe Gastonne
The country’s rapidly growing marijuana industry has a tax problem. Even as more states embrace legal marijuana, shops say they are being forced to pay crippling federal income taxes because of a decades-old law aimed at preventing drug dealers from claiming their smuggling costs and couriers as business expenses on their tax returns.
Congress passed that law in 1982 after a cocaine and methamphetamine dealer in Minneapolis who had been jailed on drug charges went to tax court to argue that the money he spent on travel, phone calls, packaging and even a small scale should be considered tax write-offs. The provision, still enforced by the I.R.S., bans all tax credits and deductions from “the illegal trafficking in drugs.” Continue reading “IRS Enlists in the War on Legal Marijuana”
Apache Junction, AZ –-(Ammoland.com)- For generations many youngsters started out with an inexpensive shotgun to start their activity in hunting.
I was one of those youths that started out with a bolt action Mossberg shotgun.
It was a 12 gauge with a barrel longer then a week but it served for some years until I got a little older. It harvested some rabbits and squirrels among other critters. Years ago if you used a shotgun for large game that was considered a handicap but that is no longer the case. Continue reading “Slug Ammo Review with a Mossberg 500 Shot Gun & Hawke Endurance Scope”
How to Survive It – by Melanie Swick
Chances are you probably have an AR-15 as part of your collection. If you have yet to get your hands on one of these little black rifles, then it’s likely close to the top of your wish list.
That said, you may wonder what could possibly make one of the most popular lightweight firearms in the country any more awesome than it already is. Well wonder no more, because the folks who work at Cyre Precision are now developing just the thing to make the AR-15 stand out in a big way—with a shotgun attachment. Continue reading “Revolver Shotgun: The Ultimate AR-15 Accessory”
CNN – by Barbara Starr, Nick Paton Walsh, and Hamdi Alkhshali
The Iraqi military said Wednesday that ISIS’ No. 2 leader has been killed in a coalition airstrike — a claim that the Pentagon said it does not corroborate.
The airstrike struck northern Iraq’s Tal Afar city, killing ISIS deputy Abu Alaa al-Afri and a senior ISIS security figure named Akram Qirbash, also known as the “Judge of Judges,” the Iraqi Defense Ministry said. Continue reading “ISIS No. 2 leader al-Afri killed in airstrike, Iraq says”
A veteran of the Long Beach Police Department was identified Tuesday as the officer who fatally shot an unarmed 19-year-old last month while responding to a reported vandalism, authorities said.
The Long Beach Police Department said Jeffrey A. Meyer, a patrol officer with the department since 1990, opened fire at Hector Morejon in the afternoon of April 23. The department released the information in response to a public records request filed by The Times. Continue reading “Long Beach police officer ID’d in fatal shooting of 19-year-old”
As if it weren’t infuriating enough that American taxpayers are being forced to house, feed, medically treat and educate the never-ending influx of illegal immigrant minors, the Obama administration is also doling out millions of dollars to provide them with free legal representation.
Unlike the criminal justice system, in immigration court the government doesn’t offer free lawyers to those who can’t afford them. This means that illegal aliens who don’t have the money to pay for one must represent themselves in legal proceedings or rely on volunteer attorneys or paralegals provided by immigrant rights groups. This leaves many illegal aliens in removal proceedings without adequate legal representation and that’s simply not acceptable to the president. Continue reading “U.S. to Spend $2 Mil on Attorneys for Illegal Alien Minors”
Washington DC – -(Ammoland.com)- On May 4 2015, Sandy Hook Promise, the beneficiary of Tim McGraw and Chase Bryant’s upcoming gun control fundraiser, praised the passage of Senate Bill 941, which heaves new gun control requirements on the backs of law-abiding Oregonians.
On April 14, Breitbart News reported that Tim McGraw had announced the gun control fundraiser for Sandy Hook Promise. Two days later McGraw’s representative sent Breitbart News a statement, explaining that McGraw was playing the gun control fundraiser for “community,” not gun control. Continue reading “Oregon Gun Control Law Supported by Sandy Hook Promise Funded by Tim McGraw Concert”
American Everyman – by Scott Creighton
To start off let’s make this very clear: President Peace Prize did not kill Osama bin Laden. I don’t care which version of the fairy tale you chose to “BELIEVE” in.
Sy Hersh’s painfully contrived new version of “The Death of bin Laden 2.0” is still being hotly debated across the interwebs. I picked his offering apart the other day and have very little interest in spending much time on his ridiculously cobbled together narrative that he clearly cooked up, by his own admission, like a stenographer recording the secret CIA “retired official’s” new version of events. Continue reading “CIA Assets in Pakistan Back-up Seymour Hersh’s Propaganda “The Death of bin Laden 2.0″”
Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn
Is there anything about the POS that isn’t fake? (See “Obama’s entire life is a lie“)
Fake birth certificate. Fake military draft (Selective Service) registration. A fake female as wife.
Add fake family photos to the list. Continue reading “Family pictures of young Barack and Michelle Obama are fake”
Off the Grid News – by Daniel Jennings
Americans harmed by vaccines often receive little or nothing after a long legal battle despite a $3.5 billion federal fund designed to help them.
“Nobody who develops the vaccine, who markets and profits from the vaccine, who regulates the vaccine, who makes policy for it, who promotes it, who gives it, is accountable in a civil court of law,” Barbara Loe Fisher, the President of the National Vaccine Information Center, told Cronkite News. Continue reading “The Government Pays Out $3.5 Billion For Vaccine Injuries – And You Probably Didn’t Even Know It”
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Borderland Beat – Translated by Otis B Fly-Wheel for Borderland Beat from a Zetatijuana article. Reporter: Isabel Mercado Juarez
