Where To Shoot AppAmmoLand

NEWTOWN, Conn –(Ammoland.com)- The National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) has released an all -new Where To Shoot mobile app —  available for iPhone, iPad and Android devices — that locates shooting ranges near you.

Available for free in the Apple App Store and Google Play, Where To Shoot puts North America’s most comprehensive directory of shooting ranges in the palm of your hand.

It also includes video tips for shooters, news and firearm safety information.   Continue reading “Introducing the All-New ‘Where To Shoot’ App – Find Ranges Near You”

UntitledMr. Conservative- by Warner Todd Huston

On July 8, police in Cincinnati, Ohio arrested a group of black youths after a four day campaign of hunting down and terrorizing whites in the city’s downtown section during the Independence Day holiday. Have you heard this story in the news? I doubt you have.

A recent report tells us that Cortez Baker, 16, Randolph Jones, 16, and Kentrelle Aldridge, 16, were charged with several counts of robbery and assault. More charges are likely to come.   Continue reading “Media Blackout: Gang Hunts “Whites” In Cincinnati”

The Lone Star Watchdog

In my opinion. I do not see President Obama finishing his second term. I do think the election fraud committed did not reflect the real will of the people. The new scandals that are revealed daily in the alternative media and a reluctant mainstream press shows the dam is bout to break.   Continue reading “10 reasons Why Obama has Lost the Element of Surprise to Use a Crisis to Bring in Martial Law.”

Army relieves Fort Jackson general Something else going on besides adultery … perhaps??

The Journal Times

The Army has removed from the command of its largest training post the one-star general suspended in May over charges of adultery and involvement in a physical altercation.

Brig. Gen. Bryan Roberts was relieved of his command at Fort Jackson, S.C., on Thursday afternoon due to misconduct, said Army spokesman Harvey Perritt.   Continue reading “Army relieves Fort Jackson general”

borowitz-texas-women-ban.jpgNew Yorker – by ANDY BOROWITZ [Satire]

AUSTIN (The Borowitz Report)—Republican lawmakers in the Texas State Senate are proposing a precedent-setting new bill that would make it illegal for women to live in the state.

Senator Harland Dorrinson, one of the many pro-life lawmakers backing the woman ban, crafted his bill after witnessing Senator Wendy Davis filibuster an anti-abortion bill last month.   Continue reading “Texas Weighs Ban on Women”

Mr. Conservative – by Kristin Tate

What would you do if you were pulled over for speeding, and there were hard drugs in your car?

19-year-old Madeleine Gene Richardson swallowed the meth in her car when cops pulled her over for a normal traffic stop.

The college student studied at Lone Star College in Texas. She was in the car with friends when police pulled her over for speeding on Friday.   Continue reading “Teen Gets Pulled Over For Speeding, Swallows Entire Bag Of Meth & Dies”

Before It’s News – by Monica Davis

The gold is raining from the trees, as former Secretary of State Hlllary Clinton is making a mint on the rubber chicken circuit. Clinton is in high demand as a public speaker and it is, indeed, a lucrative position to be in.

In the six months since stepping down as secretary of state, Clinton has addressed apartment complex developers in Dallas, private equity managers in Los Angeles and business executives in Grand Rapids, Mich. Continue reading “Hillary Making Millions On Speaking Circuit–Her Campaign War Chest Is $2 Billion And Rising”

cherriesNatural News – by Carolanne Wright

For those of you who love cherries, this ruby sweet fruit is much more than a tasty summer treat. Shown to combat cancer, improve sleep, balance blood pressure and ease gout, you really cannot lose. Compounds found within cherries also relieve pain as well as aspirin. Possessing potent anti-inflammatory properties, these delicious gems are an excellent way to ward off disease. Rich in vitamins and minerals as well as antioxidants, cherries are a powerhouse of nutrition and should be enjoyed often.   Continue reading “Cherries a superfood? Research confirms this well-known fruit tackles cancer, insomnia, high blood pressure and gout”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

A casual observer could rightfully argue that the fix against George Zimmerman has been in since the very beginning. From NBC doctoring the 9-1-1 phone call to make it appear his actions were racially motivated and mainstream reports identifying him as a “white Hispanic”, to the President of the United States weighing in on the debate by suggesting if he “had a son he’d look like Trayvon,” Zimmerman had been convicted by millions before he had even been charged.   Continue reading “Unprecedented: Judge Interrogates Zimmerman: “I Have Never Seen That In More Than 30 Years of Court Reporting””

drugNatural News – by Ethan A. Huff

You may want to think twice before taking any more generic copies of brand-name pharmaceutical drugs, thanks to a recent Supreme Court ruling that effectively eliminates manufacturer liability in injury cases resulting from negative side effects. In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court recently overturned a $21 million judgment awarded to a New Hampshire woman injured by a generic pain drug, declaring in the process that generic drug manufacturers cannot be sued when the drugs they produce injure patients.   Continue reading “Generic drug companies granted total immunity against all lawsuits from patients harmed by side effects”

AlterNet – by Joshua Holland

In the dozen years since the 9/11 attacks, we’ve watched as a classified new legal regime for government surveillance has been hashed out, local police forces have become heavily armed military-type units and a whole new layer of bureaucracy has hatched to provide us with an abundance of “homeland security.”

Proponents of this build-up argue that it’s made us safer. They point to hundreds of foiled plots to make their case. But Trevor Aaronson, author ofThe Terror Factory: Inside the FBI’s Manufactured War on Terrorism, dug into these supposedly dastardly plots and found that they are much less than meets the eye.   Continue reading “Shocker: Only 1% of So Called Terrorists Nabbed by the FBI Were Real”

Washington Post – by Rajiv Chandrasekaran

Lorie Armbruster poses for a photo with her horses at her Saline Township home. The Armbrusters have been struggling with the Paxton Resources over whether to give up their mineral rights in a lease with the company, or be forced to give them up in a state hearing. Melanie Maxwell | AnnArbor.comAnn Arbor – by AMY BIOLCHINI 

For the past three years, Lorie Armbruster, 59, of Saline Township has said no to an oil company — Paxton Resources LLC — as it’s tried time after time to get her to sign a lease for the mineral rights to her property.

Armbruster’s country home on 20 acres of property off Braun Road has been her pride and joy for the past 30 years while she has lived there with her husband, Mike Armbruster, 62.   Continue reading “Saline Township couple relinquishes mineral rights after battling oil company”

The Organic Prepper

We have recently moved to an area where blackberries grow wild to the extent that they are considered an invasive plant by many people. An untouched patch of blackberry bramble runs amok in the back yard and the fruit is currently a sweet daily bounty.  If you don’t have them growing in your own garden, look for them right now at your local farmer’s market. (Find a market HERE)   Continue reading “This Week’s Harvest: Blackberries”

piggybank-breaksSHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

During the summer of 2011, as Ben Bernanke and his mainstream propaganda arm convinced Americans that green shoots were cropping up all over the nation, warnings of the coming destruction of America’s pension funds had begun to emerge.

Government employees may currently enjoy higher salaries and benefits than the private sector, but they have been given a false sense of security.   Continue reading “Here Comes the Pain: Detroit To “Significantly Cut Vested Pensions” For Retirees”

Breitbart –  by LEE STRANAHAN

The Obama Department of Justice made no attempt to stop blatant threats against George Zimmerman, according to one of the people who helped make those threats.

Despite issuing a widely publicized threat against Zimmerman last year, the New Black Panther Party was never contacted by the Department of Justice according to a statement from a NBPP spokesman.   Continue reading “New Black Panthers: Never Contacted by Obama DOJ over Zimmerman Threats”

zulloNortheast Intelligence Network – by Douglas J. Hagmann

With each passing day, it becomes more evident that the United States is a “captured operation,” and has been taken over from within. At the epicenter of the tyrannical takeover is none other than Barack Hussein Obama, a man also known as Barry Soetoro. The terrifying yet largely unreported fact is that after two elections and nearly five years, we still do not know with certainty the legal name, true legal identity or status of the man holding the highest office in America. Equally disturbing, and something that should concern everyone, is that anyone who continues to raise questions about Obama’s eligibility status or the authenticity of his long form birth certificate is either subjected to public ridicule or worse, threats to their safety.    Continue reading “Who is Barack Hussein Obama, or is it Barry Soetoro?”

(credit: CBS)CBS Denver

AKRON, Colo. (CBS4) – There’s a growing effort to create a 51st state out of parts of northeast Colorado.

Ten counties, including Weld and Morgan, started talking about seceding last month. Now some people Lincoln and Cheyenne counties say they want to join a new state they’d call “North Colorado.”   Continue reading “Effort To Create New State Called ‘North Colorado’ Grows”

The Captain’s Journal – by HERSCHEL SMITH 

NRO’s Corner:

Ron Kelly, a 59-year-old retired U.S Army soldier, made the front page of the Houston Chronicle Wednesday after he was denied permission to purchase a .22 caliber rifle at a Wal-Mart in Tomball, Texas. The veteran failed the FBI’s background check because he was charged with marijuana possession — in 1971.   Continue reading “Army Veteran Can’t Buy Rifle Because Of Pot Conviction 42 Years Ago”