Category: News

End the Lie – by Madison Ruppert

The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has filed a new amicus brief in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals asking the court to reconsider a finding allowing people to enter private homes and conduct warrantless video surveillance.

While a decision like that might seem totally insane to some readers of End the Lie, it should be noted that federal Judge William Griesbach, the chief judge in the U.S. District Court, Eastern District of Wisconsin, ruled that federal agents can enter private property without permission and place hidden surveillance cameras without a warrant. Continue reading “EFF asks appeals court to reconsider allowing video surveillance in private homes without a warrant”

LA Times

As the ground search resumed Saturday in Bear Bear for a disgruntled ex-cop suspected of hunting down LAPD officials and their families, authorities pledged to continue until they find Christopher Jordan Dorner.

Dorner, a 33-year-old former Los Angeles police officer, is suspected of killing three people and wounding two. Continue reading “Dorner manhunt: Search resumes in Big Bear mountains”

Breitbart – by Awr Hawkins

The Democrat leadership in the New Jersey Assembly plans on ramming through 24 different anti-gunmeasures on Feb. 13 and 14.

Included in the measures are bans on magazines holding more than 10 rounds, the creation of even more gun free zones, prohibitions against purchasing ammunition on internet, the registration and regulation of ammunition sales, and the end of private gun sales.  Continue reading “NJ Plans 24 Gun Control Laws”

Breitbart – by Mary Chastain

The ATF has another failed gun operation on their hands. Undercover agents in Milwaukee, WI posed as store workers at a company called Fearless Distributing and ran “a storefront sting aimed at busting criminal operations in the city by purchasing drugs and guns from felons.”

The sting was filled with mistakes over the course of its 10 months. The operation ended after someone broke into the storefront and stole $35,000 in merchandise, including an ATF military-style machine gun that ended up on the city’s streets. No big time arrests were made, only low-level players were apprehended and charged with gun possession. In at least three cases, the police captured the wrong person. In one instance, police charged a man who was already in prison when the agents said he was selling drugs to them. Continue reading “ATF Wisconsin Gun Operation Loaded with Mistakes, No Oversight”

Business Insider – by Rick Pearson and Bill Ruthhart , Chicago Tribune

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s super political action committee has spent at least $660,000 for 12 days of TV ads blasting Democratic congressional candidate Debbie Halvorson’s past support from the National Rifle Association, records filed by local affiliates of the four major networks showed Thursday.

When its current ad buy ends Sunday, the Independence USA super PAC will have aired 574 half-minute broadcast TV commercials to influence the outcome of the 2nd Congressional District special election, records show. Continue reading “Michael Bloomberg’s PAC Spent $660,000 In 12 Days To Try To Sink The Candidacy Of A Pro-Gun Democrat”

Before It’s News – by Leda Ohio 9

If this was your daughter.. How much hell would you raise?

Ella Mere Eketone (Facebook page) was doing exactly what she was told to do at a party last night in Howick that got out of hand.

She was leaving the property, like the Police told her to, and got pushed to the ground 3 times, her front teeth got knocked out and she spent the night in Middlemore Hospital with a drip in her arm. Continue reading “OMG! Cops Knock Girl’s Front Teeth Out”

Venitism – by Basil Venitis

Ahmadinejad is ready for directs talks with Uncle Sam if Occident stops pressuring his country.  Ahmadinejad says: You pull away the gun from the face of the Iranian nation, I myself will enter the talks with you.  Israel wants to attack Iran, but we’re not preparing any attack against them because the purpose of our program is purely defense.

Ahmadinejad’s statement is in stark contrast to the words of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei: Some naive people like the idea of negotiating with America, however, negotiations will not solve the problem.  If some people want American rule to be established again in Iran, the nation will rise up to face them.  American policy in the Middle East has been destroyed and Americans now need to play a new card. That card is dragging Iran into negotiations.  Since the 1979 revolution the United States had gravely insulted Iran and continued to do so with its threat of military action. You take up arms against the nation of Iran and say: negotiate or we fire. But you should know that pressure and negotiations are not compatible and our nation will not be intimidated by these actions. Continue reading “Ahmadinejad Is Ready For Direct Talks With Uncle Sam”

Examiner – by Anthony Martin

Anti-gun activists are currently engaging in deliberate deception in the manner in which they describe their intent and in the terms they use to drum up public support for more infringements on the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms.

The general public at large is oblivious to the deception due to the death of real journalism in America, which is supposed to treat the pronouncements of government and special interests with healthy skepticism. Thus, the mainstream media merely parrots what they are being fed from the Obama administration and leftwing politicians and special interests. Continue reading “Anti-gun activists engage in deliberate deception”

Bullion Bulls Canada – by Jeff Nielson

On the same morning we hear that ¼ of Wall Street executives think that fraud is a necessarypart of “doing business” in the financial sector, we hear of a second “MF Global”. The U.S.’s so-called regulators are now reporting that somewhere around $220 million in customer funds is “missing” at a financial institution known as PFGBest; once again closing the barn door after all the cows have run off.

With at least one out of every four bankers at U.S. Big Banks (that’s how many admitted to being crooks in the survey) thinking that stealing is part of their job descriptions, it’s very important for people to realize how little protection there now is between these thieves andyour bank accounts. Based on the writing of a number of other individuals with more expertise in these markets, it is apparently an inherently fraudulent banking process known as“rehypothecation” which is allowing the mass-plundering of accounts at U.S. financial institutions, with other Western financial regulatory authorities also rubber-stamping this relatively new form of bankster crime. Continue reading “How Your Bank Account Could Disappear”

Private Bahnof

The UAVs have two alternative systems for communication.

Line of sight radio :
In the military C-Band  500 – 1000 MHz that can be jammed with simple spark-gap radio

Satellite communication : Continue reading “How to kill UAVs”

Electronics Frontier Foundation

View EFF’s updated Map of Domestic Drone Authorizations in a larger window. (Clicking this link will serve content from Google.)

The Federal Aviation Administration has finally released a new drone authorization list. This list, released in response to EFF’s Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, includes law enforcement agencies and universities across the country, and—for the first time—an Indian tribal agency. In all, the list includes more than 20 new entities over the FAA’s original list, bringing to 81 the total number of public entities that have applied for FAA drone authorizations through October 2012. Continue reading “FAA Releases New Drone List—Is Your Town on the Map?”

Zero Hedge – by George Washington

According to numerous high-level insiders, the global currency war is accelerating:

• Current Bundesbank president Jens Weidmann

• St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank president James Bullard Continue reading “Currency Wars Often Lead to Trade Wars … Which In Turn Can Devolve Into Hot Wars”

Save America Foundation

When I joined the Food and Drug Administration in 1979, I was essentially apolitical and knew next to nothing about federal regulation. A science nerd, I had spent the previous 16 years in college, graduate school, medical school and post-doctoral training. It didn’t take long until I learned about the jungle of government bureaucracies. One of the harshest lessons concerned the perfidy and incompetence of one of FDA’s siblings, the Environmental Protection Agency. Continue reading “Is it time to get rid of the EPA? .. By Henry Miller”

So we are now naming snow storms, just like we do hurricanes and tropical storms.  Super Snow Storm Nemo dropped up to three feet of snow on parts of the northeast.  States of emergencies, evacuations, and road closures…what a crock of shit.  Now that there is an identification label for each storm, I guess we will have a flood of applications for federal assistance every time a flake of snow hits the ground.

The weather used to be something we talked about when we had run out of words and boredom had set in.  Now the winter Gulf Stream is being dramatized and analyzed ad nauseum, using words like, “epic” and “catastrophic”.  This whole dramatization of the weather is not but a tactic being used to redistribute more wealth from the rest of the country to the communist controlled east coast.  Continue reading “Oh No! Super Snow Storm Nemo!”

I work directly on the manufacturing floor for a/the major producer of 22 Short, 22 LR, 22 WMR, .22 WRF and .17 HMR. The company is also a major player in CF ammo, but that isn’t my department. A good sleuth will be able to identify the company from the platforms I listed.

Anyway, management had seen an interesting trend of new firearm registration without increased demand for the corresponding ammo. We had HUGE surpluses in warehouses waiting to be ordered throughout 2011, and the first part of 2012. Continue reading “An Insider’s Perspective on Ammo Shortages”