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Wiz Bang – by Warner Todd Huston
In December, a Milwaukee man attempted to rob a corner market only to be stopped by a female store clerk with a firearm.
The incident, which occurred on December 14, was caught on surveillance video and shows a white man pulling a knife on a female clerk as she began to ring him up for a small purchase.
Continue reading “Woman Pulls Gun on Knife Wielding Attacker”
Houston, Tx –-(Ammoland.com)- A proposal to existing Wyoming law is causing a stir in Texas.
HB 104 is an amendment to a tenuous existing Wyoming law which is currently being decided in the courts.
HB104 says “AN ACT relating to firearms; providing that any federal law which attempts to ban a semi-automatic firearm or to limit the size of a magazine of a firearm or other limitation on firearms in this state shall be unenforceable in Wyoming; providing a penalty; and providing for an effective date.”
Continue reading “Stopping Federal Anti-Gun Law at the State Level”
Daily Mail – by Harriet Arkell
When police in Minority Report predicted who would commit crimes and stopped them before they did it, it was considered so futuristic, the film was set in 2054.
Now, however, law enforcers in two American states are using crime-prediction software to predict which freed prisoners are most likely to commit murder, and supervising them accordingly.
Instead of relying on parole officers to decide how much supervision inmates will need on the outside by looking at their records, the new system uses a computer algorithm to decide for them.
Continue reading “Minority Report has arrived: Maryland and Pennsylvania using computers to predict future crimes”
New appointments in the White House hail an era of hands-free warfare. Yet these weapons induce not defeat, but retaliation.
The greatest threat to world peace is not from nuclear weapons and their possible proliferation. It is from drones and their certain proliferation. Nuclear bombs are useless weapons, playthings for the powerful or those aspiring to power. Drones are now sweeping the global arms market. There are some 10,000 said to be in service, of which a thousand are armed and mostly American. Some reports say they havekilled more non-combatant civilians than died in 9/11.
Continue reading “Drones are fool’s gold: they prolong wars we can’t win”
The Organic Prepper – by Daisy Luther
If you’re looking for a deeply scientific treatise on the flu shot, this isn’t it.
I’m not a chemist, a physician or someone with an advanced degree in biology. I’m just a mom with an internet connection. I’m a person who has researched and compiled an assortment of worrisome facts that point in one direction: the flu shot is NOT beneficial.
Continue reading “Five Reasons Why I’ll Never Get a Flu Shot”
It has been a couple of months now since I heard one of these communists on the Communist News Network put out the word to his comrades to implement doublespeak to precipitate the attack on our unalienable, cannot be infringed upon, 2nd Amendment right. I wish I would have written this fellow’s name down, but I didn’t. This is what he said, “We have to quit saying ‘gun control’ and replace that term with ‘gun safety’”.
This being said in the last few days I have seen this Orwellian tactic being implemented within the propaganda machine. Now we are not talking about gun control legislation but rather gun safety legislation. An infringement by any other name is still an infringement but the strategy being implemented is clear in its intent.
Continue reading “Communists Introduce 2nd Amendment Infringements via Doublespeak”
Russia is to start building two new advanced nuclear-powered Borei class submarines before year’s end. Once complete, they will be lurking under the sea with 20 Bulava nuclear intercontinental ballistic missiles each.
One of the submarines may be named Aleksandr Suvorov after one of the most decorated generals of the Russian Empire, a source in the defense industry told the media. Its construction is expected to start on July 28, which is Russian Navy Day.
Continue reading “Russia to start building 2 nuclear Borei super-subs in 2013”
American health is in decline as new data finds that one in four US kids are on food stamps as of fiscal year 2011 and the younger generation is more prone to death and poorer health levels compared to their counterparts in other developed nations.
Almost 20 million children out of 73.9 million under the age of 18 were in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or food stamps, in 2011, according to data from the United States Department of Agriculture and US Census Bureau.
Continue reading “Over a quarter of US kids on food stamps, under-50s dying young – reports”
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — George Prescott Bush is gearing up to run for a little-known but powerful office in a state where his family already is a political dynasty and where his Hispanic roots could help extend a stranglehold on power Republicans have enjoyed for two decades.
The 36-year-old Fort Worth attorney says he is close to settling on campaigning for Texas land commissioner next year. He doesn’t expect to make up his mind until he knows what Texas Gov. Rick Perry, a fellow Republican, decides to do.
Continue reading “AP Interview: George P. Bush weighing run in Texas”
Offspectrum with James Farganne
I can easily prove in no uncertain terms that ANY antidepressant will raise serotonin levels high enough to block an Ecstasy trip.
There are a couple reasons why an antidepressant will crank you up much higher than Ecstasy without (totally) tripping you out and without killing you, even though the end result is harder on your emotional neurons and will kill them faster than a full time Ecstasy high, and it’s easy to prove.
Continue reading “Antidepressants are far more powerful than Ecstasy”
The nagging nanny of New York, Mayor Michael Bloomberg, is at it again, engaging in his favorite activity, telling his citizens what they can consume.
This time, the Mayor is targeting prescription painkillers in the city’s emergency rooms. By mayoral edict, he will reduce the supply of certain pain medication in the emergency rooms owned by the city.
Continue reading “The Nanny pain pill Mayor Bloomberg is hard to swallow, again”
The Intel Hub – by Alex Thomas
The years flu season has kicked into overdrive, with thousands being sickened and many experts, interviewed by the corporate media, claiming that this years season is actually 10x the strength of last year.
From tents outside certain hospitals in Pennsylvania to contain the spread, to emergency declarations in Boston, the danger poised by this years flu season does seem to be tenfold.
Continue reading “Severe Flu Strain Reaches “Epidemic Levels” In New York City”
WASHINGTON – In the wake of Vice President Joe Biden’s promise that “there is executive action that can be taken” regarding weapons bans, Michael Hammond, the legislative counsel for Gun Owners of America, warned Barack Obama could expand the use of government psychiatrists to prevent gun ownership.
Hammond set the stage by saying, “Barack Obama doesn’t have the votes to get semi-automatics banned, therefore the possibility he will go crazy and regulate them through executive order.
Continue reading “Obama’s Gun-Control Weapon: Psychiatrists”
Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die
Computer security experts are warning of a worldwide Java security vulnerability that has put more than a billion computers at risk. Is this another computer virus developed by the US or Israeli government programs such as Stuxnet or Flame? The story below can be read in its’ entirety here.
Experts advise users and companies worldwide to disable Oracle’s Java due to severe security flaw
Continue reading “Warning From Computer Experts: More Than A Billion Computers Worldwide At Risk”
Police in one Atlanta community are taking extraordinary measures to deal with heightened rates of violent crime – the unleashing of armored vehicles capable of withstanding bullets fired from AK-47s.
Originally reported by WSB Atlanta, police are using an armored vehicle normally used by SWAT teams to battle a series of burglaries and home invasions in a south Fulton County neighborhood.
Continue reading “Cops Unleash Armored ‘Beast’ For Patrols”
The USS Jacksonville, a large nuclear submarine, has broken its periscope after colliding with a vessel which escaped unscathed. This is the latest collision to involve a US vessel in the busy and tense oil chokepoint of the Strait of Hormuz.
The American sub was performing a routine pre-dawn patrol when seamen heard a “thump”, according to a Navy source who spoke to several news agencies. The crew tried to ascertain the damage by looking into its periscope, only to realize it was no longer working. The other periscope on the submarine revealed that the first one had been“sheared off”.
Continue reading “Billion-dollar US nuclear sub comes off worst in Strait of Hormuz collision with ‘fishing boat’”
The standoff between Japan and China escalated to a new level after both sides sent their jets to tail each other in airspace near the cluster of disputed islands that has created tension between the two powers.
A Chinese Y-8 transport plane flew near the vicinity of the Diaoyu or Senkaku islands (as they are known by the Chinese and the Japanese respectively) on what the Defense Ministry in Beijing described as a “routine patrol” on Thursday. It was immediately tailed by a Japanese F-15. Chinese authorities then ordered two more J-10 planes into the air, to perform “verification and monitoring” on the Japanese aircraft.
Continue reading “Unchartered waters: Japan and China scramble fighter jets in island dispute”
Huffington Post – by Jill Colvin, DNAinfo Reporter/Producer
UPPER EAST SIDE — Police Commissioner Ray Kelly had ominous words for any mayoral contender looking to change the city’s most controversial crime-fighting tactics.
Ending stop-and-frisk or dismantling the city’s expansive counter-terrorism efforts would put the city at risk, Kelly said during a rare interview Thursday night at the 92nd Street Y.
Continue reading “Stop-And-Frisk: Ray Kelly Warns NYC Mayoral Candidates That End To NYPD Program Will Cost Lives”
The head of the New York City Police Department announced this week that the largest local law enforcement agency in the United States might soon rely on spy drones for conducting surveillance.
During an open conversation held Thursday between Reuters editor-in-chief Stephen Adler and NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly, the chief of police confirmed that New York’s boys in blue aren’t entirely opposed to acquiring an unmanned aerial vehicle for the sake of security.
Continue reading “Drones over New York? NYPD chief admits he’s interested in an UAV”
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