Category: News

The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

On the global financial stage, China is playing chess while the U.S. is playing checkers, and the Chinese are now accelerating their long-term plan to dethrone the U.S. dollar.  You see, the truth is that China does not plan to allow the U.S. financial system to dominate the world indefinitely.  Right now, China is the number one exporter on the globe and China will have the largest economy on the planet at some point in the coming years.  The Chinese would like to see global currency usage reflect this shift in global economic power.    Continue reading “9 Signs That China Is Making A Move Against The U.S. Dollar”

Pat Dollard

Excerpted from THE HILL: Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell says he will not allow another government shutdown as part of a strategy to repeal ObamaCare.

McConnell (Ky.) told The Hill in an interview Thursday afternoon that his party learned a painful political lesson over the past 16 days, as its approval rating dropped while the government was shuttered.     Continue reading “Scmbag Mitch McConnell Promises No More Shutdowns Over ObamaCare”

Washington’s Blog

Key Architect of Counter-Terrorism Policies to Become Homeland Chief

USA Today reports:

President Obama plans to nominate former Pentagon attorney Jeh Johnson as the next secretary of homeland security, officials said Thursday.   Continue reading “Apologist for Assassination of Americans to Be Named as New Homeland Security Chief”

Veteran Today – by Jonas E. Alexis

James Madison, back in 1795, prophetically underscored a central point that must be echoed here at this critical time in our history, when the debt ceiling crisis has already reached a point of no return.[2]

Madison declared that “the testimony of all the ages forces us to admit that war is among the most dangerous of all enemies of liberty.”[3]   Continue reading “Perpetual Wars and the Dreadful Few–”The Jews” (Part I)”

Washington Post – by Eric Yoder

The budget measure that ended the partial government shutdown allows for a 1 percent raise for federal employees in January in addition to providing back pay for those furloughed, according to two Democratic Maryland senators.

“The promise of a modest pay raise and back pay for furloughed government employees are good first steps in recognizing the value of federal workers,” said Sen. Barbara A. Mikulski, chairwoman of the Senate Appropriations Committee in a joint statement with Sen. Ben Cardin.   Continue reading “Budget deal allows for January federal pay raise”

JUDICIAL REFORM:  All valid evidence stands.  To convict the innocent is a crime in itself and the worst of all possible situations involving order within the society, but is a crime against only the person or persons involved.  However, to allow the guilty to go free to continue their crimes, is a gross absurdity, and in fact is a crime against the whole of society.  If evidence is obtained unethically or illegally, that is dealt with as a separate issue.

ELECTION REFORM:  The first three things that must be acted on in campaigns-
a.    All money for any campaign must come from the district of that campaign, and very definitely no money can cross state lines.
b.    Shorten the election cycle.  For elections in November all primaries begin in   June.
c.    Limits on campaign spending,(overall election reform was discussed in a 2 part series 1/24/92 & 2/7/92 in the North Chicago Tribune).   Continue reading “Ideas for Problem Resolution”

The Telegraph – by Martin Banks, Henry Samuel and Alex Spillius

Art of Manliness – by JEREMY ANDERBERG

From helping you find your way back to your campsite, to allowing you to find a missing widget under the bed, to providing illumination when the lights go out, to warding off a would-be attacker, there are few tools as handy and essential as the flashlight. And there are few tools that elicit as much affection and attachment. I think our British friends’ word for the flashlight – torch – gets right to the heart of the appeal. The flashlight is simply the latest iteration of the ancient need to carry fire in one’s hand.   Continue reading “Every Man Should Carry a Torch: A Primer on Flashlights”

She “stole” $2.87 from a PUBLIC fountain to feed herself and she is arrested. Mitch Mcconnell just stole 2-3 billion dollars by his vote last night and he is still free?

Something is wrong with this country.

ABC News

A western Ohio woman charged with petty theft for allegedly stealing $2.87 from a courthouse fountain says she is jobless and took the change to buy food.   Continue reading “Ohio woman charged in theft of $2.87 from fountain”

The Organic Prepper

To be efficient, every pantry requires certain basics that allow for scratch cooking.  A good pantry should have everything you need to whip together a pie, a loaf of bread, or a batch of biscuits with no trip to the store required.

Many of these basics can be purchased in large quantities. One of my favorite destinations for pantry basics is Amazon, where I purchase yeast, aluminum-free baking soda, and other building blocks of a scratch pantry. I have also acquired 50 pound bags of organic sugar at Bulk Barn for a reduced price.   Continue reading “The Pantry Primer: Stockpiling the Basics for Scratch Cooking”

AmmoLand

Wisconsin –-(Ammoland.com)- Assembly Bill 9 would give law enforcement officers special privileges not granted to the lowly citizens whom they serve – including the ability to carry on private property where CCW is prohibited!

Republican State Rep. Joel Kleefish is ramming a bill through the legislature that will grant police officers — active duty, off-duty and retired — an exemption to access private property prohibiting concealed carry while they are armed.   Continue reading “Wisconsin Republicans Sneaking In Cops-Only Firearms Carry Bill”

The Daily Caller – by Robby Soave

Sixth graders were initially terrified to learn that a masked gunman was on the prowl inside their North Carolina middle school.

But once they learned the gunman was a school employee unwittingly putting them through an emergency preparedness exercise, their minds were set at ease — and their parents became the terrified ones.   Continue reading “Insane school unleashes fake masked gunman for civics experiment”

All Gov – by Noel Brinkerhoff

The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) new facial recognition system is far from flawless. The technology can accidentally target an innocent person up to 20% of the time, according to a 2010 report (pdf) just released.

The FBI document, obtained by the Electronic Privacy Information Center, revealed the effectiveness (and ineffectiveness) of the agency’s “Next Generation Identification” (NGI) system.   Continue reading “FBI’s Facial Recognition System Targeted an Innocent Person up to 1 out of 5 Times”

While the vets couldn’t get to their monuments and we couldn’t take pictures of our national parks, while they were threatening to turn off the EBT cards and veteran’s benefits, what was really important and who ordered that the fight over the debt ceiling be put to the end?

US Foreign Aid to Israel – by Jerome M. Sharp

Israel is the largest cumulative recipient of U.S. foreign assistance since World War II.  To date, the United States has provided Israel $118 billion (current, or non-inflation-adjusted, dollars) in bilateral assistance.  Almost all U.S. bilateral aid to Israel is in the form of military assistance, although in the past Israel also received significant economic assistance.    Continue reading “Who is First in Line at the Trough? Oy”

Can somebody please explain to me why this country isn’t up in arms right now?  Now that Obamacare (aka The Affordable Healthcare Act) has been shown to be one of the biggest scams in United States history, why isn’t there any action being taken?

The International Banking Mafia pulled off one of its greatest scams in 1913 with the passage of the Federal Reserve Act, defrauding this country with usury from worthless fiat currency.  They have done it once again with the passage of the Affordable Health Care Act.  If you have not had the chance to look at these worthless healthcare plans, you will no doubt find that the premiums are anything but affordable, and the deductibles are ludicrously high.    Continue reading “What is it going to take?”