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Wyoming –-(Ammoland.com)- Who would have ever thought that WY Speaker of the House Tom Lubnau would have hosted a press conference along with Gillette Mayor Tom Murphy and Gillette’s Police Chief Jim Hloucal.
Honestly, I figured as much. Continue reading “Gillette, WY’s Gun Registration Scheme Opens A Pandoras Box of Gun Control”
The Washington Times – by Wesley Pruden
The games politicians play: Barack Obama is having a lot of fun using the government shutdown to squeeze the public in imaginative ways. The point of the shutdown game is to see who can squeeze hardest, make the most pious speech and listen for the applause. It’s a variation on the grade-school ritual of “you show me yours, and I’ll show you mine.” Continue reading “The cheap tricks of the game”
Washington Post- by Reid Wilson
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie (R) on Thursday called out four Colorado Republicans in Congress who opposed a bill to fund disaster relief programs in his state, then turned around and pushed for federal aid when their state was hit by devastating floods.
“They’re hypocrites. That’s what they are,” Christie said of the Colorado Republicans during a telephone town hall meeting Thursday night, in comments first reported by theNewark Star-Ledger. But, he added: “We can’t be vindictive. Because we have to be concerned about the actual people that are being hurt.” Continue reading “Christie takes on Colorado GOP: ‘They’re hypocrites’”
The New American – by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Think state and local law enforcement aren’t watching you with high-tech federally-owned drones? Think again.
In a new post, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)reports that Customs and Border Protection (CBP), a division of the Department of Homeland Security, released an updated list of “times the agency has flown its Predator drones on behalf of other agencies — 500 flights in total over a three-year period.” Continue reading “Border Patrol Loaning Predator Drones to Military, State, and Local Police”
Pennsylvania – Allegheny Valley, Fox Chapel Area and Riverview school districts briefly locked down some or all of their buildings this morning after a report that someone made threats against the districts.
But O’Hara Township Police said the incident was a “huge misunderstanding” and no threats against any schools were made. Continue reading “We’ve gone F***ing insane! Schools consider crutches dangerous weapons”
Michael Hayden, a former director of the National Security Agency, defended the government’s use of targeted killings on Thursday.
“Yes, we do targeted killings, and I certainly hope they make full use of the capacities of the National Security Agency when we do that,” Hayden said at a Washington Post panel discussion on cybersecurity. Continue reading “Ex-NSA chief: ‘I certainly hope’ agency involved in targeted killings”
Former National Security Agency Director Michael Hayden joked Thursday about putting Edward Snowden on a kill list.
Hayden noted that Snowden has been nominated for a European human rights award.
“I must admit, in my darker moments over the past several months, I’d also thought of nominating Mr. Snowden, but it was for a different list,” Hayden said during a panel discussion on cybersecurity hosted by The Washington Post. Continue reading “Ex-NSA chief jokes about putting Edward Snowden on kill list”
A longtime Ozarks tradition is taking a final bow.
The Shepherd of the Hills Outdoor Theatre in Branson announced it will close on Oct. 19.
For 54 years, Harold Bell Wright’s epic story “Shepherd of the Hills” was performed.
“Rising costs in insurance and production, the new health care mandate and declining crowds are to blame,” read a press release posted Wednesday on the company’s Facebook page. “It is with a very heavy heart that we make this difficult announcement,” said Gary and Pat Snadon, owners of the park, said in a press release. “We have had an incredible run.” Continue reading “‘Shepherd of the Hills’ play to close”
They have been told for over two years this thing was a mess and they are surprised? Just goes to show that people only hear what they want to hear.
The launch of Obamacare has been a complete and total nightmare so far. The “online exchanges” are constantly crashing, there are endless glitches and delays, and many of the people that actually have been able to successfully register for an account are discovering that health insurance premiums under Obamacare are far higher than what they are used to paying. Continue reading “21 Of The Best Comments Posted By Frustrated Americans On The Official Obamacare Facebook Page”
Motorists accused of failing to pay any government fee, no matter how insignificant, could find their cars held for ransom until the alleged debt is paid under legislation introduced last month in the Michigan state legislature. State Senator John Proos (R-St. Joseph) introduced a bill that would empower local jurisdictions to attach immobilizing boots to cars if an official says its registered owner has an overdue library book or an unpaid parking ticket. Continue reading “Michigan Legislation Would Boot Cars With Overdue Library Books”
The Supreme Court said it will take up whether an anonymous 911 call reporting a reckless driver justified a search that led to a pot bust.
In 2008, a California Highway Patrol dispatcher received a tip from a driver who had been run off the road by a silver pickup on Highway 1 near Ft. Bragg. Officers found the truck, followed for several miles and observed no erratic driving. Continue reading “Supreme Court to decide if police can search your car after receiving an anonymous 911 call”
WEB Notes: A “bail-in” is the theft of the money you placed in the banks account. Once you did that the money became theirs. If this is news to you, we highly encourage you to read, It Can Happen Here: The Confiscation Scheme Planned for US and UK Depositors. In addition, it is already happening around the globe, Cyprus-Style Wealth Confiscation Is Now Starting To Happen All Over The Globe. Continue reading “Americans warned bank ‘bail-ins’ coming”
Blacklisted News – by Lee Rogers
Washington DC was temporarily placed on police lockdown following a bizarre incident where a woman was said to have rammed a security barricade near the White House. After ramming the security barricade the woman who had a young child with her was pursued by several Capitol Police cruisers and brutally shot to death by the cops. The incident resulted in an immediate police lockdown of the area with a bunch of government goons roaming around the area with weapons. The corporate media even jumped over the story providing continuous coverage while presenting the incident as a possible terror attack. Although additional details are bound to come out shedding more light on this situation, new reports have revealed that the woman was unarmed. This raises serious questions about the actions of the Capitol Police not to mention the blatant media sensationalism surrounding this event. Continue reading “Capitol Car Chase And Shooting Happens The Same Day As Major First Responder Drill In DC Area”
War on the Rocks – by Benjamin Runkle
Today marks the 20th anniversary of The Battle of Mogadishu, the American operation in Somalia later immortalized by Mark Bowden’s seminal non-fiction book “Black Hawk Down” and dramatized in Ridley Scott’s exhilarating but slightly less non-fictional movie of the same name. On October 3, 1993, 160 U.S. Army Rangers and other special operations forces launched what was supposed to be a routine raid to capture two lieutenants of Somali warlord Mohammed Farah Aideed. But when two MH-60L helicopters providing fire support were shot down, the operation became a desperate search and rescue mission in which U.S. forces were besieged overnight by thousands of heavily armed Somali militiamen. Fourteen hours after the operation’s start, eighteen Americans were dead, 84 were wounded, and one pilot was missing. Continue reading “The Lost Lessons of “Black Hawk Down””
A female student at Canyon High School in Anaheim Hills was ordered to change out of her t-shirt because it promoted the NRA.
According to CBS Los Angeles, Haley Bullwinkle said she was sent to the principal’s office in September “for violating the school’s dress code that forbids offensive, violent, or divisive clothing.” Continue reading “Female Student Ordered to Change out of ‘Offensive’ NRA T-Shirt”
The Captain’s Journal – by Herschel Smith
California Gov. Jerry Brown will soon decide whether to sign a bill that expands his state’s “assault weapon” ban to cover any centerfire rifle with a detachable magazine. That’s a very broad category, the National Rifle Association notes, since “millions of semi-automatic rifles have magazines that can be removed with the push of a button,” including ”classic hunting rifles like the Remington Woodsmaster, Browning BAR, and the Ruger 99/44, among many others.” Continue reading “California’s Legislature Says Hunting Rifles Are Assault Weapons”
Prevent Disease – by KAREN FOSTER
There is no need to purchase protein bars with ingredients you don’t want when it’s far cheaper and more nutritious to make your own. They’re super easy and you’ll have full control on adding custom ingredients for the highest return on your health. Continue reading “Coconut Banana Hemp Protein Bars”
Prevent Disease – by DAVE MIHALOVIC
Although the FDA gave a two year deadline to remove thimerosal from vaccines after the deadly neurotoxin was banned in 1999, they continue to appear in vaccine formulations to this day. The FDA now supports thimerosal in up to 60 percent of flu vaccines, many which are approved for children for the 2013/2014 flu season.
The public is still so propagandized by mainstream medicine and the media, that they are blind to the facts relating to the FDA’s reversal on their decision of allowing thimerosal into vaccines. Continue reading “Despite Thimerosal (Mercury) Ban Imposed By The FDA, 60 Percent of All Flu Vaccines Still Contain This Deadly Neurotoxin”
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