eye-camera-hed-2013-1Before It’s News – by Lavender Rose

Rather than you watching television, it is they who are watching you! Verizon has recently patented a cable DVR box that will use audio and video to record and analyze what’s going on in your living room so that they can provide targeted ads in real time on the TV to suit what’s going on. Now, one reason may be advertising and marketing, but since they can listen and watch, just think, smile you may be on candid camera!  Continue reading “Cameras in Your Cable Box Watching You in Your Home Watching Television”

sebelius-and-squirrelBreitbart – by DEBRA HEINE

Tennessee State Senator Brian Kelsey presented HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius with a gift of “Websites For Dummies” during a Memphis ObamaCare event, today, evoking a lot of  annoyed, constipated looks in the people around her.    Continue reading “TN State Senator Presents Kathleen Sebelius With ‘Websites For Dummies’ Book”

Breitbart – by John Nolte

During Wednesday’s congressional testimony, a heated exchange occurred between Rep. Renee Ellmers (R-NC) and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius over one of the still-unexploded controversies in the ObamaCare law: the fact that ObamaCare’s so-called “robust” coverage is in reality your government forcing you to pay for coverage that includes expensive services millions will never need. Ellmers called Sebelius out specifically for forcing men to buy maternity coverage.   Continue reading “Sebelius: ‘Men Often Do Need Maternity Care’”

Information Clearinghouse – by Agencies

Here is the text of Snowden’s letter, which Reuters reports is to chancellor Angela Merkel, the German parliament and federal prosecutors.

To whom it may concern,

I have been invited to write to you regarding your investigation of mass surveillance.   Continue reading “Snowden Letter to Merkel: ‘Speaking The Truth Is Not A Crime’”

ABC News

A man toting a semi-automatic rifle, some 150 rounds of ammunition and a grudge against “pigs” and TSA agents shot his way past a security checkpoint at Los Angeles International Airport in a deadly rampage that sent hundreds of travelers fleeing in terror.

When the shooting stopped, a Transportation Security Administration officer was dead. Gerardo I. Hernandez, 39, became the first TSA officer in the agency’s 12-year history to be killed in the line of duty.   Continue reading “Gunman With Evident Hate for TSA Opens Fire at LAX”

Gold Sea

China appears to feel that its naval buildup has progressed sufficiently to allow it to retaliate against the US naval presence in the East China Sea by sending surveillance ships to Hawaiian waters.

The People’s Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) electronic reconnaissance ship spotted in Hawaiian waters is most likely of about 4,000-ton displacement and is equipped with various electronic gear for eavesdropping on radio communications and tracking ships and aircraft. It is also believed to have jamming equipment to interfere with the radio communications of other ships.   Continue reading “China Retaliates Against US Naval Presence with Ships in Hawaiian Waters”

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle – by Colleen Long & Larry Neumeister

Mayor Michael Bloomberg says his administration “doesn’t want an outsider” making decisions in New York City’s stop-and-frisk case, which he says could endanger police officers and the public.

Bloomberg made the comments Friday, a day after an appeals court blocked a judge’s order requiring changes to the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk program.   Continue reading “Bloomberg doesn’t want an outsider deciding stop-and-frisk fate”

FILE - In this Aug. 13, 2013 file photo, police officers take a report from a woman who had her phone stolen in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn, New York. A federal appeals court on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2013, blocked a judge's order requiring changes to the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk program and removed the judge from the case. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig, File)Yahoo News – by LARRY NEUMEISTER and COLLEEN LONG

NEW YORK (AP) — A federal appeals court block of a judge’s ruling that found the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk policy discriminated against minorities may be short lived, depending on the outcome of next week’s mayoral election.

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Thursday that the ruling by U.S. District Judge Shira A. Scheindlin would be on hold pending the outcome of an appeal by the city, a fight that could be dropped if Democrat Bill de Blasio, who is leading the polls by 39 points, has his way.   Continue reading “NYC Stop-And-Frisk Appeal Could Be Over After Election”

article imageHuffington Post –  by Kathleen Miles

An undercover police officer tricked a teenager with autism into buying pot for him, a lawsuit filed by the boy’s parents alleges.

The 17-year-old, who isn’t named in the lawsuit, was arrested with 21 other high school students on drug-dealing charges as part of a sting operation last December at Chaparral High School in Temecula, Calif. and neighboring schools. His parents, Catherine and Doug Snodgrass, on Wednesday announced a lawsuit in state Superior Court that seeks unspecified damages from the Temecula Valley School District, alleging negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress.   Continue reading “Cop Tricked Teen With Autism Into Buying Pot, Lawsuit Claims”

Speculation is rampantDaily Mail – by Mark Prigg

The mystery of exactly what Google is building on a barge close to San Francisco deepened today as a MailOnline investigation uncovered a second structure being built hastily at the top secret site.

The huge structure, made up of specially modified shipping containers, looks set to be identical to the first. Another, identical barge has been spotted thousands of miles away on the East Coast in Portland, Maine.   Continue reading “They’re multiplying! THIRD mystery Google barge found lurking in San Francisco Bay”

mcdThe Organic Prepper

In the most mind-boggling conflict of interest you may have seen in quite a while, the International Food Information Council (IFIC) has put out a “fact” sheet on the “benefits” of processed foods for the members of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics.

First, here’s a little background on the cast of characters in this little propaganda drama.   Continue reading “Monsanto, McDs, Coke and Friends Mis-Educate Registered Dieticians About the “Benefits” of Processed Food”

Evil ProgressivismMilitia News

“Put on the whole armor of God, that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil. For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places”. Ephesians 6:11, 12

When Ronald Reagan labeled the Soviet Union as the “Evil Empire”, the progressives went nuts. When George Bush called Iran, Iraq and North Korea “The Axis of Evil” they went nuts again. Progressivism, the Americanized version of European and Asian socialism, is made up mostly of hard-core socialists and secular humanists. Progressivism does not recognize the concept of evil. It believes in the perfectibility of human nature and the promise of utopia here on earth to be brought about by the enlightened, benevolent hand of government.   Continue reading “Progressivism: Philosophy Of Evil”

Max Velocity Tactical

In the search for photos to illustrate yesterday’s post on ‘Rhodesian Cover Shooting (The Drake Method)‘ I came across this photo (below) that raised a question for me:   Continue reading “Tactical Mobility: Mounted Infantry – “Grey’s Scouts Ride Again””

Liberty Blitzkrieg – by Mike

In a bizarre announcement yesterday, the U.S. Treasury Department boasted that the government of Jordan had closed on a $1.25 issuance of sovereign debt guaranteed by the U.S. government. While I am not sure how common it is for our nation to guarantee these types of issuances (comments would be appreciated), the announcement represents a gigantic slap in the face on multiple levels.

From the U.S. Treasury Department’s press release:   Continue reading “U.S. Treasury Department Guarantees Debt Issued by the Jordanian Government”

Mark Koernke pointed out this about his name: CIA-n-CIA.

CBS News – by Stephanie Slifer

(CBS) LOS ANGELES – U.S. law enforcement officials confirm that Paul Anthony Ciancia, 23, is the suspected gunman in Friday’s shooting at Los Angeles International Airport.

They say he has a family address in New Jersey.  Officials also say he spent some time in the Los Angeles area.  A preliminary review of the terror data bases and watch lists find no connections to Ciancia.   And he does not have any significant police record.   Continue reading “LAX Shooting: Paul Anthony Ciancia, 23, ID’d as suspected gunman in airport attack, said to have family address in New Jersey”

Police officers stand guard atop Terminal 3.CNN – by Michael Martinez and Greg Botelho

Los Angeles (CNN) — [Breaking news update at 5:11 p.m.]

(CNN) — Authorities are looking into the possibility that Friday’s gunman at Los Angeles International Airport was targeting Transportation Security Administration officers, a federal law enforcement official said. Eyewitnesses said that the gunman asked, “Hey, are you TSA?” and — if a person answered “no” — he would move on, according to the official.   Continue reading “Suspect shot, in custody at Los Angeles airport after TSA officer killed”

Infowars

The liberal press has wasted precious little time demonizing the Second Amendment in the wake of the shooting by an off-duty TSA worker at LAX.

Mother Jones tweeted the following a few minutes ago:   Continue reading “LAX Shooting: Get Ready for More Anti-Second Amendment Propaganda”

RT News

Iraq has just experienced its deadliest month in five years with over 1,000 killed amid spiraling violence, a topic that will rank high in talks between Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki and President Barack Obama in Washington on Friday.

The spike in deaths for October has created an atmosphere of anxiety and fear amongst the population since most of last month’s victims were civilians, according to government figures.   Continue reading “1000+ killed: October Iraq’s deadliest month since 2008”