Breitbart – by John Nolte

Monday, after MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” spent about two hours blasting the Tea Party, Sarah Palin, and Ted Cruz as bubbled, dangerous, and stupid — in other words, a typical Monday on “Morning Joe” — the show hosted Bill Ayers, the unrepentant domestic terrorist. To no one’s surprise, hosts Mika Brzezinski and Time’s Mark Halperin treated the co-founder of the Weather Underground and friend of Barack Obama with extraordinary deference as he hawked a new book.   Continue reading “‘Morning Joe’: Derision for Tea Party, Respect for Bill Ayers”

Before It’s News

Teen assault on school bus

PENNSYLVANIA – Two teenagers are charged with assault after a brutal school bus beating was caught on surveillance video.

The incident happened last week during ride home from a Pennsylvania
school. The video shows a 17-year-old student is harassed and then
punched repeatedly. He ended up with a bloody nose and three chipped
teeth.   Continue reading “Filmed Brutal Teen Assault On School Bus”

Before It’s News – by Susan Duclos

US intelligence has warned Uganda and Americans living in Uganda of an “imminent” Kenya mall-style attack which has put Uganda officials on high maximum alert.

Americans in the capital Kampala have been warned to avoid crowded places although officials admit they have no data on a location or time of the upcoming attack.   Continue reading “Kenyan Mall-Style Attack Imminent, Warns US Intelligence”

water-warningSHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Reuters reports that the FBI and other agencies are in the process of investigating multiple threats to Midwest Water Supply Systems. Specifically, the FBI has named Wichita, Kansas as a target, but utility facilities have also been put on alert in other Midwestern cities.   Continue reading “Alert: FBI Investigating Threats to Midwest Water Supply Systems: “On High Alert””

Dallas Morning News – by TANYA EISERER and TRISTAN HALLMAN

A day after a surveillance video went public showing a Dallas police officer shooting a mentally ill man for no apparent reason, Chief David Brown ordered that an aggravated assault charge against the wounded man be “immediately” dropped.

The chief’s decision Friday came amid a growing chorus of outrage and calls from civil rights activists and others that an outside law enforcement agency — such as the Texas Rangers or the FBI — investigate Monday’s shooting of Bobby Gerald Bennett.   Continue reading “Dallas chief drops charge against Rylie man shot by officer”

MSNBC – by Erin McClam and Tracy Connor

Under fire from the Boy Scouts of America and under investigation by law enforcement, two Utah troop leaders who taped themselves gleefully toppling a boulder from a Jurassic-era rock formation in a state park said Friday they should have been more hands-off.

Glenn Taylor and Dave Hall told NBC News that they acted with good intentions, pushing the massive rock before it could fall on its own and hurt someone, but now wish they had just alerted a ranger.   Continue reading “Utah scout leaders who topped ancient rock: ‘We did something right the wrong way’”