Category: News

Militia News – by Eileen F. Toplansky

If one sets out to destroy the core pillars of a society, to incrementally break down the values of a country, and to dishearten its inhabitants, then Barack Hussein Obama has been a sterling success.

He is no amateur; he is not a feckless individual who doesn’t know what he is doing. His actions are deliberate, and his goals are in direct opposition to the vast majority of the American people. His so-called misdirections are calculated, and his leadership traits are not intended to support America. He knows exactly what he is doing, and far too many people still don’t comprehend or want to believe the machinations of this man and his underlying political arc.   Continue reading “Barack Obama Is A Most Successful President”

AOL – by Todd Richmond

WAUKESHA, Wis. (AP) – Prosecutors say two 12-year-old southeastern Wisconsin girls stabbed their 12-year-old friend nearly to death in the wood to please a mythological creature they learned about online.

Both girls were charged as adults with first-degree attempted homicide Monday in Waukesha County Circuit Court; they each face up to 60 years in prison if convicted. A court commissioner set bail at $500,000 cash per child. According to a criminal complaint, the girls had been planning to kill their friend for months and finally made the attempt in a park on Saturday morning, after a slumber party.   Continue reading “12-year-old Wisconsin girls charged in stabbing”

Fox News

Vietnam veterans in California are furious all over again with Jane Fonda, after the actress was chosen to speak this month at a UCLA graduation ceremony.

Fonda, who in 1972 traveled to Hanoi, Vietnam, to meet with enemy soldiers and called American soldiers “war criminals,” has been picked to be the graduation speaker at UCLA’s School of Theater, Film and Television’s commencement ceremony on June 13.   Continue reading “Veterans see red as Jane Fonda tapped to speak to UCLA grads”

National Journal – by Marina Koren

Continue reading “Doctor Shortages Aren’t Just a Veterans Affairs Problem. They’re a Nationwide Problem.”

Huffington Post – by Paige Lavender

U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, the only known American prisoner of war in Afghanistan, is finally coming back to the United States.

Bergdahl was handed over to U.S. special forces by the Taliban in exchange for the release of five Afghan detainees who were being held by the United States at Guantanamo Bay. The negotiations were mediated by the government of Qatar.

For those who don’t know his story or the controversy surrounding his return to the U.S., here’s a little explainer.   Continue reading “Here’s Everything You Need To Know About Bowe Bergdahl, The U.S. Captive Returning Home”

On January 9th, a group of Pekin, Illinois bikers were riding west on I-74 when they saw a girl standing outside the railings of the Murray Baker Bridge, with a State Trooper trying to talk her out of jumping – so they stopped.

George, their leader, a big burly man of 53, gets off his Harley, walks through a group of gawkers, past the State Trooper, and says, “What are you doing?” She says, “I’m going to commit suicide.”   Continue reading “Don’t find many “Heroes” like this one!”

Economic Policy Journal – by RW

Former President Richard Nixon was marked for death by the CIA.

That’s just one of the bombshell revelations dropped by former Nixon aide Roger Stone in his explosive book – Nixon’s Secrets: The Truth About Watergate and the Pardon– set for a Sept. 2 release.



Stone says the spy agency felt threatened by the former President who died at age 81 on April 22, 1994, because he continually pushed it for the dirt on President John F. Kennedy and the failed attempt to invade Cuba at the Bay of Pigs in 1961. Continue reading “The CIA Plotted to Assassinate Richard Nixon”

IJReview – by Emily Hulsey

A mother in Arkansas has expressed concern over her daughter’s recent Common Core school assignment that asked her to remove and replace two of the first ten amendments of the Constitution. The team assignment stated that the Bill of Rights is “outdated and may not remain in its current form any longer.” Here is a copy of the assignment:   Continue reading “Unbelievable: Common Core Problem Asks Kids to Choose Two Amendments to Remove From Bill of Rights”

Reuters – by HAMID SHALIZI AND JESSICA DONATI

The Afghan president is angry at being kept in the dark over a deal to free five Taliban leaders in exchange for a captured U.S. soldier, and accuses Washington of failing to back a peace plan for the war-torn country, a senior source said on Monday.

The five prisoners were flown to Qatar on Sunday as part of a secret agreement to release Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl, who left Afghanistan for Germany on the same day.   Continue reading “Afghan president fumes at prisoner deal made behind his back: source”

Truther News – by David Chase Taylor

SWITZERLAND, Zurich — Similar to the Terrorgate Scandal of September 2013 which resulted in the arrest of 3 top U.S. Navy officials and the murder of 18 U.S. and NATO Special Forces (i.e., professional terrorists), the latest wave of foiled Obama sanctioned terror attacks has resulted in the murder of 14 U.S. and NATO Special Forces.

In both cases, multiple state-sponsored terror plots were exposed by Truther.org, resulting in the brutal assassination of 14 Special Forces who were double-crossed by their handlers. In other words, dead men tell no tales and these Special Forces had first-hand knowledge about false-flag terror plots and had to be neutralized, most likely by CIA hit men.   Continue reading “Obama White House Linked to Murder of 14 Special Forces over Memorial Day Weekend”

Medical Marijuana

Well, things are certainly heating up in the U.S. After what had seemed like a rapid halt of the medical marijuana legalization wave, it seems that we are finally picking up momentum once again. Fresh on the heels of Maryland’s medical marijuana legalization, it seems that Minnesota has become the official 22nd state to legalize marijuana. Needless to say, the law comes with its own set of restriction just to show us they mean business. However, patients may finally sigh with relief because medical marijuana will now be treated like a recreational drug. On the other hand, the biggest restriction that this law has to offer is unlike any medical marijuana restriction so far because you are not allowed to smoke marijuana.   Continue reading “Minnesota Legalizes Medical Marijuana”

Washington’s Blog – by David Swanson

Every juvenile prison must be immediately closed and all of its prisoners freed.

Oh. Oh. Oh! That sounds too drastic and simplistic and revolutionary.

We talk about being reformist or revolutionary as if it were a personality choice. Yet we also talk about being scientific, about being reality-based. Unlike reactionary climate-denying racist creationists we claim, most of us, to recognize such phenomena as climate change and to act on them (leave aside for the moment whether we’re really acting appropriately on that one).   Continue reading “Juvenile Prison: $5 Billion for Child Abuse”

Dan’s memorial service is scheduled for Tuesday, June 3rd between 3:00 P.M. and 6:00 P.M. at Felland Park in Colfax WI.  I’ve rented a pavilion there. 

I have the video and audio arranged for Dan’s service and yours truly will be saying a few words in Dan’s memory. We will record segments to share on the website along with a venture at Dan’s place and one more spot that Dan spent a lot of time enjoying.     Continue reading “Diggerdan’s Memorial Service”

Answers for the Faith – by Dr. D

The Christian baker who was ordered on Friday by the Colorado Civil Rights Commission to bake wedding cakes for same-sex ceremonies has responded by eliminating wedding cakes entirely. Here’s the story from CBS in Denver:

The owner of a bakery in Lakewood said he will no longer sell wedding cakes after the Colorado Civil Rights Commission ruled he did discriminate against a gay couple when he refused to sell them a cake. … Continue reading “UPDATE: Colorado Baker Will Stop Making Wedding Cakes”