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A gunman walked through a neighborhood in Tacoma, Washington and fired at houses indiscriminately, according to multiple media reports.
No injuries have been reported.
Police contained the gunman within his home. He has refused to surrender and is believed to have multiple firearms. Continue reading “Gunman goes on shooting spree in Tacoma neighborhood”
Infowars – by Paul Joseph Watson
While the Department of Homeland Security continues to ignore members of Congress demanding to know why the federal agency is engaged in an apparent arms build-up, the DHS has just announced it plans to purchase another 360,000 rounds of hollow point ammunition to add to the roughly 2 billion bullets already bought over the past year.
The DHS has now purchased over 2 billion rounds of ammo. Continue reading “DHS To Buy 360,000 More Rounds of Hollow Point Ammunition”
On Thursday, Terry M. Hestilow, a retired Army officer with nearly 30 years of service under his belt, as well as combat experience in both Vietnam and Afghanistan issued a dire warning to all Americans.
The following warning was posted on Hestilow’s Facebook page:
I fully intend to address this in far greater detail within days, but ask yourself, with all the law enforcement available in the United States, who the DHS is preparing to declare war on inside the U.S.? Continue reading “Army officer: Obama’s DHS intends to kill “you and me!””
Huffington Post – by HYUNG-JIN KIM
SEOUL, South Korea — North Korea’s military warned Tuesday that its artillery and rocket forces are at their highest-level combat posture in the latest in a string of bellicose threats aimed at South Korea and the United States.
The announcement came as South Koreans marked the third anniversary of the sinking of a warship in which 46 South Korean sailors died. Seoul says the ship was hit by a North Korean torpedo, while the North denies involvement. Continue reading “North Korea Artillery And Rocket Forces ‘On Highest Alert’”
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — It’s gone from bad to worse for some storm-weary Staten Island residents who are trying to rebuild after Hurricane Sandy.
Now, they’re coping with a sinkhole nightmare. And as CBS 2’s Steve Langford reported Tuesday, not even insurance coverage may help. Continue reading “The Endless Recovery: Sinkholes Proving To Be Big Problem On Staten Island”
I don’t know if my perception is skewed by what I read, but it seems to me that a lot of people in the Liberty movement believe that conducting light infantry style operations will be something that comes naturally. I think that this is a dangerous and foolish notion on both a tactical and strategic level. Scotland would be free if Scots could work together beyond the clan level. Continue reading “Recon, Raid, and Ambush”
Sen. Mark Pryor (D-Ark.) pushed back against television ads from a group backed by New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg encouraging lawmakers to support gun control bills.
“I don’t take gun advice from the mayor of New York City,” Pryor said in a statement. “I listen to Arkansans.” Continue reading “Pryor: ‘I don’t take gun advice from the Mayor of New York City’”
Here’s something you probably shouldn’t say when half the people of New York City already hate you for infringing on their freedom: “I do think there are certain times we should infringe on your freedom.”
But that’s Mayor Michael Bloomberg for you, once again throwing himself into the thick of controversy by saying the government should sometimes be allowed to block citizens’ rights to make personal choices. Continue reading “NYC mayor says gov’t sometimes has to infringe on freedoms, so deal”
While Mayor Michael Bloomberg has promised to conduct a “full and fair investigation” into the death of Kimani Gray, the 16-year-old shot and killed by NYPD officers in Brooklyn earlier this month, his plans to offer condolences to Gray’s parents have proved unsuccessful.
The New York Times reports Bloomberg has attempted to reach out to the mother, Carol Gray, on numerous occasions but she remains uninterested in speaking with the mayor. Continue reading “Bloomberg: Kimani Gray’s Mother Changed Cell Phone Number To Avoid My Condolences”
That buzzing noise means something.
Now, the only reason for making a buzzing noise that I know of is because you are… a bee!
And the only reason for being a bee is to make honey.
And the only reason for making honey is so I can eat it.
~ from Winnie the Pooh and the Honey Tree Continue reading “Raw Honey: Liquid Gold in Your Pantry”
Our tax dollars hard at work? This boils down to even more millions of dollars for Israhell’s conquests and the progressive move toward slavery for America’s masses.
While US President Barack Obama and the Western media lied in concert to the world regarding America’s role in supporting terrorists operating in Syria, it is now revealed that the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been shipping weapons to Syria via NATO-member Turkey and Jordan since at least early 2012. Continue reading “Confirmed: US shipping weapons to Syria; Al Nusra’s ‘mystery’ sponsors revealed”
Why is our government stocking up on massive amounts of Hollow-Point Ammunition?
Department of Homeland Security: 1.2 billion .40-caliber JHP
National Weather Service: 46,000 .40-caliber JHP
Social Security Administration: 174,000 .357 JHP Continue reading “The Militarizing of Homeland Security against…who? What’s next, Martial Law?”
Be Your Own Leader – by Dana Gabriel
Pressure is mounting on Canada to finish up a long-delayed trade deal with the EU. Despite outstanding issues that still must be settled, there is a final push to try and complete an agreement this summer. If both sides are able to secure a deal, it would lay the groundwork for the proposed U.S.-EU trade pact. There is the possibility that the U.S.-EU transatlantic trade talks could also include the other NAFTA partners and maybe even other countries. Mexico has already shown interest in joining and if Canada can’t put the final touches on their own agreement with the EU, they might also be part of the negotiations. This would facilitate plans for a coming NAFTA-EU free trade zone and the formation of a transatlantic economic union. Continue reading “Final Push for a Canada-EU CETA and the Coming NAFTA-EU Free Trade Zone”
Vice President Joe Biden and his entourage spent more than $1 million for hotels and related costs for his official trip to London and Paris last month, according to media disclosures that are likely to cause an uproar on Capitol Hill and among many taxpayers.
Biden’s trip to Paris cost $585,000. He spent one night there. His trip to London cost $459,338 and involved 136 rented rooms for several nights. Biden himself was in London for one night. Continue reading “Biden’s Million-Dollar European Trip”
Huffington Post – by Erica Werner
WASHINGTON — Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is forming a new issues advocacy group to promote immigration reform, education and other policies aimed at growing the economy.
Two people familiar with the discussions confirmed the effort, speaking on condition of anonymity because it has not yet been publicly announced. Continue reading “Facebook’s Zuckerberg to push immigration reform”
More employers are moving toward strategies like CVS/Caremark (CVS) to penalize workers who don’t submit to wellness screenings or other health reviews, a new analysis shows.
New data from Aon Hewitt, (AON) the large global human resources consultancy, shows nearly 60 percent of U.S. employers plan to “impose consequences on participants who do not take appropriate actions for improving their health” in the next few years such as completing a health risk questionnaire. Continue reading “Like CVS, More Employers Penalize Workers That Snub Wellness Exams”
The events in Cyprus have given us an opportunity to re-learn some valuable lessons.
Lesson #1 – Do Not Trust Politicians
Nicos Anastasiades, the current president of Cyprus, had made it a campaign promise during the previous election that bank deposits would be safe. Like nearly everything a government official will tell you, the opposite is usually true; Anastasiades’ promise turned out to be worthless. To put salt in the wound, it has been alleged that Anastasiades tipped off his close friends about the impending crisis. According to Italian media, they were then able to move 4.5 billion euros out of the country in the week before the banks closed. Continue reading “The Top 4 Lessons of the Cyprus Debacle You Shouldn’t Have to Re-learn”
Punxsutawney Phil’s false prophecy and failed forecast have made him some powerful enemies.
Last week, Michael Gmoser, the prosecuting attorney of Butler County, Ohio, issued a tongue-in-cheek indictment against the Pennsylvania groundhog. Gmoser charged the rodent with “misrepresentation of early spring,” and sought the death penalty for the fibbing Phil. Continue reading “Punxsutawney Phil Faces Death for Failed Forecast”
Sens. Rand Paul, R-Ky., Mike Lee, R-Utah, and Ted Cruz, R-Texas, are vowing to filibuster any new restrictions on guns, according to a letter the conservative trio wrote to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.
The warning comes just days after Reid announced plans to forge ahead on legislation that would expand background checks and stiffen penalties for gun trafficking after the Senate returns from a two-week Easter recess. Continue reading “GOP senators threaten to filibuster gun control legislation after Reid vows to forge ahead”
Examiner – by Dave Gibson 
CBS New York 
MSM
Huffington Post
US News – by Kenneth T. Walsh
International Man- by Nick G.
Discovery News – by Tim Wall
Fox News – by Kara Roland