Author: Paul

Concealed Nation – by Maureen

With news of certain restaurants not allowing customers to bring their guns into restaurants (*cough, cough Panera*), it is always a pleasant surprise when businesses do just the opposite. As of a couple of weeks ago, Bergeron’s Restaurant in Port Allen, Louisiana is now offering a 10% discount to customers who carry a gun. Owner Kevin Cox said he began the discount by thanking law enforcement for coming into the restaurant and then he had the idea.   Continue reading “Local Louisiana Restaurant Offers Discount for Carrying a Gun”

Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon

Earlier today we reported that a Las Vegas woman shot a man who had been stalking her once in the chest as he tried to break into her apartment.

We now have a lot more insight than was provided by the police or local media. The woman in this case actually posted about her stalker on reddit 2 days ago, desperate about what to do about the stalker who was ruining her life (this is only an excerpt of the terror this woman endured):   Continue reading “Woman Who Shot Stalker in the Chest Posts Chilling Account Online – “I Shot My Stalker””

Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon

A Las Vegas, Nevada woman has to use deadly force to defend herself when her ex-boyfriend kicked down the door of her apartment in the middle of the night.

The woman called police when the suspect started banging on her door, but they didn’t arrive before he broke through.   Continue reading “Woman Shoots Ex-Boyfriend in the Chest After Police Didn’t Arrive in Time to Stop Him”

Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon

TURLOCK, CALIFORNIA – A California woman who had a gun held to her head by an armed robber remained calm and realized that she had to get her gun.

The woman told the suspect that her valuables were stored in a safe. When she went to open it she didn’t pull out money or jewelry, she pulled out a handgun that was stored in the safe.   Continue reading “California Woman Had Gun Held to Her Head by Armed Robber, but She Has a Surprise…”

Infowars – by Paul Joseph Watson

Republican members of Congress are urging military officers to rebel against the Obama administration’s middle eastern foreign policy by resigning “in a blaze of glory,” according to U.S. Rep. Doug Lamborn of Colorado.

During a liberty group forum on Wednesday night in the basement of a Colorado Springs bar, Lamborn, a member of the House Armed Services Committee, answered a question from a member of the audience who urged members of Congress to “support the troops” in the absence of leadership from the White House.   Continue reading “Republican Congressmembers Urge Military Officers To Rebel Against Obama”

Boston Globe – by Felice J. Freyer

The Massachusetts Nurses Association sued Brigham and Women’s Hospital this week, seeking to block a policy not yet in effect that would require nurses to get flu shots if they want to keep working there.

The action in Suffolk Superior Court comes as state public health officials are leaning on hospitals to improve the influenza vaccination rate among health care workers, which varied in hospitals from 62 percent to 99 percent during the most recent flu season.   Continue reading “Brigham and Women’s nurses sue over flu shot mandate”

All Gov – by Noel Brinkerhoff, Steve Straehley

Law enforcement plays no role in stopping the majority of “active shootings” in America, a new federal report shows.

Active shootings are defined as “an individual actively engaged in killing or attempting to kill people in a confined and populated area.” The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) says that 60% of the time, active shootings end before officers arrive on the scene. In 23% of the incidents studied, the shooter committed suicide before police responded and in 13% of the incidents, unarmed bystanders subdued the shooter. Return fire accounted for few of the resolutions; 3% ended with armed civilians returning fire and in 1% of the cases, armed off-duty law enforcement personnel killed the shooters.   Continue reading “60 Percent of “Active” Shootings in U.S. End Before Police Arrive”

Opposing Views – by Jonathan Wolfe

It’s common for a delivery man not to be able to drop off a package – usually because no one is home. But in the wild world of Vancouver, Canada packages go undelivered for much more exotic reasons. Like bears.

A Canada Post delivery man left a note on a man’s property with a very reasonable explanation for why his package wasn’t at his door.   Continue reading “This Is A Perfectly Good Reason For Not Delivering A Package”

The Guardian

Authorities pursuing a survivalist accused of the fatal ambush at a state police barracks in Pennsylvania are looking for him in an abandoned hotel in the Pocono Mountains.

A state police spokesman says trackers were sent Friday morning to the Buck Hill Inn, close to the main search area in Barrett Township.

Trooper Tom Kelly says 31-year-old Eric Frein (freen) was known to visit the hotel when it was open. The 400-room hotel, built more than a century ago, has been closed since 1991.   Continue reading “Manhunt for Pennsylvania ambush suspect closes in on abandoned hotel”

New York Post – by Chris Perez

The United States has returned to its melting-pot glory days — it is now home to 41.3 million legal and illegal immigrants, the highest percentage in 93 years, according to a new report released Thursday.

Census Bureau data has revealed that one in six adults currently residing in the US were not born here, the Center for Immigration Studies reports.   Continue reading “US has highest percentage of immigrants in 93 years”

Taiwan News – by Elaine Hou

Taipei, Sept. 25 (CNA) The military said Thursday that components for guided missiles found a day earlier in a China Airlines (CAL) cargo warehouse at Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport will be sent to the United States later in the day, after suspicions that the items were warheads were dismissed.

The items are electronic components used in guided missiles that are being sent to the U.S. for maintenance, and customs authorities in Kaohsiung approved the delivery Sept. 23, the Ministry of National Defense said in a statement, stressing that the items are not dangerous.   Continue reading “Missile parts found in airport warehouse to be sent to U.S.: MND”

ABC News Australia – by Naomi Woodley

The first in a series of bills to significantly expand Australia’s national security laws has passed the Senate, despite repeated attempts by the Greens and some crossbenchers to water down proposed new penalties for disclosing secret information.

The bill was actually strengthened in the Senate, with the Government agreeing to an amendment by the Palmer United Party (PUP) to increase tenfold the penalty for identifying an intelligence officer.   Continue reading “Australia – Senate passes new counter-terrorism laws giving stronger powers to intelligence agency ASIO”

21st Century Wire – by Patrick Henningsen

The US fanfare surrounding Washington’s bombing raid over Syria was immense. WIth all the hype, you’d have thought that it was a new Pearl Harbor.

With a risk of popping President Obama and the US State Department’s bubble, we need to ask: did the US bomb a load of empty buildings in Syria on Tuesday?

According CNN Middle East correspondent Arwa Damon (photo, above), residents from the town of Raqqa, in northeastern Syria had “mixed reactions to US strikes”. The reason given was a real shocker:    Continue reading “US Bombed ‘Empty Buildings’ in Airstrikes on ISIL in Syria”

Natural Society – by Paul Fassa

Going through the medical system with Lyme disease is like being a ball in an old fashioned pinball game machine. The standard of care treatment of antibiotics and pharmaceuticals forever is risking serious adverse events, or at least reducing one’s immune system protections. But now at least one natural solution has surfaced for Lyme disease – marijuana.

The Borrelia burgdorferi bacteria (Lyme disease), whether from tick bites or not, are responsible for a disease that has spread worldwide after being first discovered in Lyme, Connecticut. The Borrelia bacteria are motile (capable of motion) spirochetes, heavily armored, and DNA equipped so they can worm their ways deeply into all sorts of tissue and resist antibiotics.   Continue reading “Real Stories: Cannabis can Conquer Lyme Disease”

Earth Clinic

You have likely heard the term “probiotics” being tossed around lately, but you may still be wondering, “Are they really as good as what people say?” When research uncovers any new form of treatment, whether it be medicine or even just nutritional supplements, it takes time to discern whether it really is a good idea to jump on the “health bandwagon” or not. We assure you that probiotics are here to stay and are more than just a fad or popular trend. Probiotics represent the strains of good bacteria in your gut that help treat and prevent a number of different conditions including irritable bowel syndrome, Crohn’s disease, eczema, and even urinary tract infections. Probiotics are not only a natural cure for many health conditions, but these microorganisms are also an important part of a daily health regimen.   Continue reading “Amazing Health Benefits of Probiotics”

Prevent Disease – by Natasha Longo

There is no more doubting long-standing myths that mainstream nutrition adopted as truths due to poorly designed and corrupt scientific studies. On behalf of public health regulators — doctors, nutritionists and many other health experts have relied on this misinformation to guide millions with false dietary advice which we now know to be harmful.    Continue reading “The 4 Biggest Mistakes In Dietary Advice That Even Doctors Now Admit Must Be Corrected”

The New American – by Jack Kenny

Americans have repeatedly been reassured that the counterterrorism offensive (or whatever it is that’s not a war) against the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) or, if you prefer, the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), will not be an American ground war. In the jargon of war planners, there will be no American “boots on the ground.”

But it has been acknowledged at both the White House and the Pentagon that there are already some 1,600 military service members on the ground in Iraq and we might reasonably assume they did not arrive barefoot. Perhaps their boots were made in China.   Continue reading “Don’t Look Now, But 1,600 (x2) U.S. “Boots on the Ground” in Iraq”

Town Hall – by Sarah Jean Seman

More than 19 million people living within the United States are not fluent in the English language, according to a recent report by the Brookings Institution. That translates to one out of every ten people. While stores such as Wal-Mart and even campaign ads such as those coming from Sen. Mark Udall (D-CO), cater to Spanish speakers, the study suggest feeding this improficiency could hurt economic growth.   Continue reading “One in Ten People Living in the United States Can’t Speak Fluent English”