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About 600 troops from the 1st Brigade, 1st Cavalry Division are due to deploy in October to Poland and the Baltic states for training exercises with alliance members, replacing paratroopers from the 173rd Airborne Brigade, said spokeswoman Lieutenant Colonel Vanessa Hillman.
“It’s a three month rotation,” Hillman said. The drills are “focused on small unit and leader training.” Continue reading “US military to send tanks to E. Europe for drills”
Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon
Oh Chris Matthews, when isn’t it the NRA’s fault in your mind?
Everyone’s “favorite” MSNBC host went off on the NRA over the incident in which a 9 year old girl accidentally shot and killed her shooting instructor when she lost control of the fully automatic Uzi she was firing. Continue reading “Idiot Chris Matthews Goes Off on the NRA Over Uzi Shooting Death”
Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon
A Dairy Queen employee in Albuquerque, New Mexico had to use a concealed firearm to defend himself and his co-workers from an armed robber yesterday evening.
According to the Albuquerque Journal,
[BCSO spokesman Sgt. Aaron Williamson] said the man went to the Dairy Queen’s window with a gun and demanded money. The cashier gave him money and ducked behind the counter. The man then asked for more money. That’s when a different restaurant employee, “in fear of his own life,” fired at the robber, he said. Continue reading “Dairy Queen Employee Shoots and Kills Armed Robber”
Charles C. Johnson, the Editor-in-Chief of Got News and the investigator who debunked the Everytown shootings map, is suing the St. Louis County Court to release Ferguson shooting victim Michael Brown’s juvenile arrest records.
As relayed by the website YoungCons.com, Johnson claims that he has “confirmed” Michael Brown was arrested in a case involving second-degree murder: Continue reading “Michael Brown Allegedly Involved in Second Degree Murder Case”
You’re probably not interested in used farm equipment, but you might enjoy this ad taken from Craig’s list.
Fifty-year old manure spreader. Not sure of brand. Said to have been produced in Kenya.
Used for a few years in Indonesia before being smuggled into the US via Hawaii. Continue reading “Fifty Year Old Manure Spreader $1 (Washington,DC)”
Burlington Free Press – by Mike Donoghue
The Vermont State Police say there is no evidence that drugs or alcohol were a factor in former FBI director Louis Freeh’s crashing his SUV in Barnard on Monday.
Freeh, 64, of Wilmington, Del., was back in surgery Tuesday at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, N.H., where he remains under armed guard, the authorities said. He received serious injuries in the wreck. Continue reading “Louis Freeh in surgery Tuesday after wreck”
Obamacare is much more than just a new way to be forced to purchase health insurance, it is also a lifestyle modification device. A lot of American taxpayers are not aware that, buried deep within it’s thousands of pages of unread documentation, Obamacare mandates that LGBT people who desire to switch genders can do so on the public’s dime.
Devin Payne had gone years without health insurance – having little need and not much money to pay for it. Then Payne, who had a wife and four children, realized she could no longer live as a man. Continue reading “Obamacare Forces Taxpayers To Foot Bill For LGBT Gender Reassignment Surgery”
Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon
Bill Gates and his wife Melinda have donated a total of $1 million to a campaign attempting to get Initiative 594 passed in Washington State.
Initiative 594 is a “universal background check” initiative that would require background checks on private gun sales. Currently in Washington State, as in most states in the country, no background check is required when a gun transaction occurs between two individuals. Continue reading “Bill Gates Donates $1 Million to Gun Control Campaign”
Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon
Gun rights have been crushing federal court cases recently. Just last week a federal judge ordered the Department of Justice to turn over all documents related to the ATF’s Fast & Furious operation, and just yesterday a federal judge ruled that aspects of California’s 10 day waiting period were unconstitutional.
Today, we have yet another victory in Louisiana where a federal judge has ruled that a local Baton Rouge law banning firearms on the property of businesses that serve alcohol, even in the parking lot, is a violation of the Second Amendment.
According to NOLA.com, not only did the judge strike down the law, he also awarded the plaintiff in the case monetary damages, Continue reading “Federal Judge Rules City’s Ban on Guns Bar Parking Lots is Unconstitutional”
This morning, the Muslim Brotherhood warned the United States that if the United States continued meddling in Syria, Egypt, Libya and other potential hot spots in the Middle East, they intend to cut off America ‘s supply of 7-11 and Motel 6 managers.
If this action does not yield sufficient results, cab drivers will be next, followed by Dell, AT&T, and AOL customer service reps. Continue reading “Hard Times Ahead”
Gun’s Save Lives – by Dad Cannon
A concealed carrier in Georgia is being heralded by police today after he opened fire on an armed robber. Police say the man’s actions likely lead to an arrest.
It all went down at a Gamestop store in Macon, GA. Tim Jackson, the concealed carrier, was there to buy a game for his son. Things went wrong when a man armed with a rifle that Jackson described as an “assault rifle” walked in and robbed the place.
Jackson, fearing that the man might become violent with other people or rob another store, ran to his car where his gun was stored. According to WMAZ, this is what happened next, Continue reading “Concealed Carrier in Georgia Uses Handgun to Stop Robber Armed With Rifle”
MECHANICSVILLE, S.C. — Darlington County authorities say a burglary suspect was shot to death, and three others were hurt after a break-in at a home.
Area media outlets report Sheriff Wayne Byrd said two men broke into the home Friday, assaulted two women and hit a boy in the head with a gun.
Byrd said the homeowner, who was asleep in a back room, came out and exchanged gunfire with the intruders, one of whom killed the family dog before fleeing.
One suspect was found dead in the front yard. Darlington County Coroner Todd Hardee identified him as 25-year-old Marquis Benjamin of Darlington. Continue reading “Suspect killed, 3 injured in SC home invasion”
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