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A Saudi man, who was hospitalized for suspected Ebola infection, died on Wednesday.
The man, in his 40s, had returned recently to Jeddah from a business trip to Sierra Leone, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday. He was admitted to hospital on Monday and showed symptoms of Ebola virus infection. Continue reading “Saudi man dies of suspected Ebola virus”
A former high ranking CIA official in Baghdad tells Newsweek that Turkish jets carried out airstrikes on Islamic State (I.S.) militants threatening Kurdish refugees–an assertion that Ankara denies.
The White House, meanwhile, said it had launched humanitarian air drops to the beleaguered Kurds trapped by advancing I.S. forces in the northern part of Iraq and was considering air strikes to fend off an expected assault.
U.S. forces were placed “on a hair trigger,” according to NBC News, with a twofold priority: to provide humanitarian relief for refugees from Islamic State aggression and to protect U.S. officials on the ground.
Continue reading “Intelligence Source: Turks Launch Bombing Strikes on ISIS”
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From Dayton Daily News:
Relatives of John Crawford, the man shot dead by police at a Beavercreek Walmart, say they’ve contacted civil rights organizations because they believe the shooting was not justified.
They believe he was killed possibly after he picked up a toy gun in the store.
Crawford, 22, of Ridge Drive in Fairfield, was identified as the man Beavercreek police shot and killed Tuesday night.
Continue reading “Man Picks Up Toy Gun At Walmart, Cops Shoot Him”
A college student threatens to drop out of Dartmouth over the university’s refusal to allow her to carry a handgun on its campus in New Hampshire.
Taylor Woolrich, 20, says the university refused her request to carry a concealed firearm on campus to defend herself from Richard Bennett, 67, who she claims been stalking her since she was 16.
Bennett is currently sitting behind bars in California on charges of violating a restraining order filed by Woolrich.
‘Every morning I check the inmate lookup online to see if he has made bail,’ Woolrich told Fox News.
Continue reading “College student threatens to drop Dartmouth if the school does not allow her to carry a handgun on campus to protect herself from a ‘stalker with a rape kit’”
President Obama announced on Thursday that he has authorized the use of airstrikes in Iraq if they are necessary to protect American personnel. He also stated that humanitarian air drops have been made to help besieged religious minorities in the country.
READ MORE: US considers ‘military options’ in Iraq to save Yazidis, Christians
Speaking from the White House, the president said the air drops – containing food and water – were approved in order to help save thousands of civilians facing “certain death” from Islamic State (IS) militants who have them trapped on a nearby mountain. Continue reading “Obama authorizes airstrikes in Iraq to ‘protect US personnel’”
Huffington Post – by Kate Abbey-Lambertz
A jury in Detroit found Theodore Wafer guilty of second-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of Renisha McBride Thursday, according to the Associated Press.
Wafer, 55, was on trial in Detroit’s Wayne County Circuit Court after shooting 19-year-old McBride on his porch in November. McBride appeared at Wafer’s house in Dearborn Heights, adjacent to Detroit, around 4:30 a.m. on Nov. 2. She crashed her car nearby earlier that night, and no one knows her whereabout in the several hours between the accident and her death. She was severely intoxicated. She knocked on Wafer’s door, potentially looking for help; he came to the door with a loaded shotgun and shot her in the face. Continue reading “Theodore Wafer Found Guilty Of Second-Degree Murder In Death Of Renisha McBride”
Manasquan, NJ –-(Ammoland.com)- His walk in the park was no walk in the park, so to speak, but a Wisconsin man’s public stand against unlawful open-carry restrictions seems to be having the desired effect: his county is changing its policy.
The man, Bill Polster, recorded himself on a walk through Calumet County WI Park last month while he carried two guns, and after 10 minutes, he was confronted by law enforcement.
Polster swears near the beginning of the encounter as he realizes one of the officers is aiming a rifle at him. Continue reading “‘Don’t Point That F***ing Gun at Me!’ Gun Activist Takes Stand Against County & Wins”
Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon
GOLDSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA – A 28 year old woman was forced to use a firearm to defend herself early this morning.
Around 4:30am, the woman, identified as Paige Ham, heard a noise in her backyard. She then noticed that the lock on her shed had been removed. That’s when Ham decided to act. According to local media outlets,
Ham had a roommate call 911 and went out with a gun to see if anything was stolen.
That’s when 28-year-old Christopher Todd Brogden allegedly rushed out of the building towards her.
Ham fired her gun, hitting Brogden. He was last reported in stable condition at Vidant Hospital in Greenville.
Continue reading “NC Woman Shoots Alleged Burglar After He Charged Her”
Breitbart – by William Bigelow
CBS 13 in Sacramento reports that one American volunteer in Sierra Leone was crushed that he had to leave his mission there because of the Ebola virus outbreak. Dawson Jope, a Peace Corps volunteer, had planned to live in Sierra Leone for two years, but that plan was scuttled by the Ebola virus.
He said he wasn’t frightened by being in the midst of the outbreak, only disappointed that the promise he had made to help was broken.
Continue reading “Local Volunteer Returns To CA After Fighting Ebola In Africa”
HOUSTON, Texas — About half of the nation’s federal criminal cases last year were filed in regions near the U.S.-Mexico border, according to an alarming annual report from the Obama Administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ).
During FY 2013, U.S. Attorney’s offices filed a total of 61,529 criminal cases against defendants, according to the DOJ. Regions along the border each had more convictions than in any other district. 6,341 cases were filed in Western Texas, suggesting it is home to the country’s most severe crime patterns. 6,130 cases were filed in Southern Texas; 4,848 were filed in Southern California; 3,889 were filed in New Mexico; and 3,538 were filed in Arizona. Continue reading “DOJ: Regions Near Mexico Border Most Crime Ridden In US”
HOUSTON, Texas — Individuals and families immigrating to the U.S. legally are required to pay for and undergo medical examinations by approved physicians; those who are deemed as having “inadmissible health-related conditions” are not allowed into the country. But the same standards are not applied to illegal immigrants, many of whom remain in the U.S. despite testing positive for diseases that would prevent law-abiding migrants from entering.
The current border crisis has involved tens of thousands of Central Americans entering the U.S. illegally. Some of these individuals have tested positive for illnesses including tuberculosis, chicken pox, and other viruses–despite this, most of them are not immediately deported. Rather, they stay and receive medical care subsidized by U.S. taxpayers. Continue reading “Feds Bend CDC Rules For Sick Illegal Immigrants”
Breitbart – by Sarah Elizabeth Rumpf
AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas House of Representatives’ Committee on Homeland Security and Public Safety held a public meeting yesterday, and one of the key topics addressed was the deployment of National Guard troops to the Texas border, as well as other related operations in response to the border crisis. The committee, chaired by Representative Joe Pickett (D-El Paso), heard testimony from agency leaders, grassroots activists, and other concerned Texans. Continue reading “Texas National Guard And DPS Moving Forward With Deter And Refer Plan”
Pope Francis appealed to world leaders on Thursday to help end the crisis in northern Iraq after a sweeping advance by radical Islamic state militants forced thousands of residents of Iraq’s biggest Christian town to flee their homes.
“His Holiness addresses an urgent appeal to the international community to take action to end the humanitarian tragedy now underway, to act to protect those affected or threatened by violence and to provide aid, especially for the most urgent needs of the many who have been forced to flee and who depend on the solidarity of others,” the Vatican said in a statement. Continue reading “Pope Francis calls for action as Iraqi Christians forced to flee”
My Central Jersey – by Sergio Bichao
HELMETTA – Richard Recine’s 36-year career as a police officer came crashing down this week after he was caught on camera saying police do not have to follow the Constitution because President Barack Obama doesn’t either.
On Thursday, Recine — who had retired from the Franklin police force in 2006 and was working part time here as a special police officer — submitted his resignation.
“I don’t want to give a black eye to law enforcement,” Recine, 59, said Thursday in an exclusive interview with MyCentralJersey.com. “People are saying some really nasty stuff about cops. I don’t want all officers painted with the same brush.” Continue reading “N.J. cop in Obama rant speaks out and resigns”
My family and I decided to embark on a revolution. We have banished the grocery store from our lives for the next 3 months. Our Grocery Store Rebellion began on August 1, and this is an update on our first week.
The week began with two major upheavals. Our SUV went into the shop, and the cow in which we have milk shares died.
Luckily, we had some extra milk on hand, frozen, while our dairy farmer works on getting a new cow. We have about a 2 week supply of milk left, so we’re either going to have to wait, find a new source, spend a whopping $18 per gallon at the local co-op, or go without. Continue reading “The Grocery Store Rebellion: Here’s What We Ate During Week 1”
Another feel good story for the day; liberals helping further the Second Amendment.
Written by the publisher of the book.
I’ve been publishing conservative books for ten years now with White Feather Press, but I’ve never seen a feeding frenzy like this one. The politically incorrect children’s book “My Parents Open Carry” written by Brian Jeffs and Nathan Nephew is selling like crazy, and I owe it all to the likes of anti-gunners like Bill Maher, Stephen Colbert and the Huffington Post who have been openly trashing it with wanton abandon. Continue reading “Bill Maher and Stephen Colbert – Helping to Sell Children’s Gun Books!”
KUALA LUMPUR: INTELLIGENCE analysts in the United States had already concluded that Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 was shot down by an air-to-air missile, and that the Ukrainian government had had something to do with it.
This corroborates an emerging theory postulated by local investigators that the Boeing 777-200 was crippled by an air-to-air missile and finished off with cannon fire from a fighter that had been shadowing it as it plummeted to earth. Continue reading “MH17: Pockmarks look like from very, very heavy machine gun fire, says first OSCE monitor on-scene”
ALL government agency personnel participating in forwarding the elite’s “Ebola” false flag agenda are hereby put on notice that the Ebola false flag is a covert agenda to take over the US. – an agenda pre-armed with UN tanks and FEMA boxcars with guillotines and shackles.
Regardless of the immunity the elite has tried to write into their pandemic martial laws, all personnel acting to forward the elite’s Ebola plan to take over the US, risk prosecution for treason.
This is an agenda that is easily ended. Ordinary people in the US can help save the country and bring the elite to justice, by taking on a single task – informing as many people as they can of what “Ebola” is really about. That exposure has become everyone’s patriotic duty. Continue reading “The Elite, Decapitation, and Obamacare, by William Davies”
The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Melton
The single quotes in this article’s headline denote a paraphrase of something Obama basically said Wednesday at his U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit specifically in defense of his use of executive orders to bypass Congress whenever he feels like it.
Quote:
“The American people don’t want me just standing around twiddling my thumbs and waiting for Congress to get something done,” Obama said.
Continue reading “Obama: ‘The American People WANT Me to Sign All These Executive Orders’”
News Week – by Jeff Stein
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Daily Mail – by PETE D’AMATO
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Breitbart – by Kristin Tate
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