Huffington Post – by Sam Stein

WASHINGTON — Vice President Joseph Biden will deliver his recommendations for comprehensive gun violence legislation on Tuesday.

“There is really a very tight window to do this,” he told the press corps during his announcement Thursday.
Continue reading “Joe Biden Gun Control Recommendations To Come Tuesday”

mcdonalds shoot outHuffington Post – by Harry Bradford

We all know the feeling of ripping open your fast food drive thru, order only to find it’s missing sweet and sour sauce, or ketchup or cheese on your burger. But it’s rare that that missing small fry leads to a violent altercation.
Continue reading “McDonald’s Mistaken Order Leads To Shotgun Blast, Police Standoff”

Faith Issues – by Steve Eastman, CleanTV

Now let’s get really controversial.  Which is more dangerous — your doctor or your gun?

Let’s start off with two statistics from the US Department of Health and Human Services.

  • Statistic Number One:  There are about 700 thousand doctors in the United States.

Continue reading “Doctors vs Guns: Statistics Don’t Lie”

The Celestial Convergence – by Andre Heath

The ships were observed sailing around the island chain for the first time since a similar incident Dec. 31, Japan’s Kyodo News reported.

The Chinese State Oceanic Administration said the vessels are marine surveillance ships meant to patrol the waters around the islands, which the Chinese call Diaoyu, Xinhua reported.
Continue reading “Shadow Wars: War Inevitable between China & Japan – Four Chinese Ships Enter Disputed Island Area”

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NBC Bay Area – by Marianne Favro

The massacre in Newton, Conn., and other mass shootings have prompted for a call to curb gun violence.

California assembly member Nancy Skinner answered that call with a proposal to restrict ammunition sales in the state.

“2,800 people in California were killed last year by gunfire,” Skinner said. “It is easier to buy bullets than cough medicine or alcohol. It should not be that easy. We need to have much more scrutiny when it comes to the purchase of guns.”

Monday she unveiled Assembly Bill 48. It would require bullet buyers to show identification. It would also require ammunition dealers to be licensed and report all sales to the department of justice.

Emmeryville police chief Ken James supports the tighter restrictions.

”Right now you can buy bullets in any store and the sale is not recorded”, James said. “Gun violence will continue unless we control the sale of bullets.”

Oakland mayor Jean Quan also said she supports the bill and that Oakland has seen too much gun violence and the changes may help.

The so-called “bullet bill” would also ban kits to convert ammunition clips into high-capacity magazines. At the same time, this debate goes on some are questioning why a new gun shop is now open for business In Los Gatos.

Templar Sports on University Avenue opened Dec. 29 and employees say business has been steady. Templar Sports did not respond to our request for an interview.

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Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die

What is going on? Have the powers that be launched a full scale attack upon not only the 2nd Amendment but also those who are speaking up loudly and strongly in support of the 2nd Amendment? The manager for a pro-gun youtube channel has been found murdered; not just murdered but executed. The story below is from Liberty and Such. The video at the bottom of story is the most recent to be released by FPS Russia. I feel that this murder is a loud message to 2nd Amendment supporters.
Continue reading “Manager Of FPS Russia Murdered: Pro-Gun YouTube Channel Was 3rd Most Popular YouTube Channel”

Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown

Dana Safety Supply, a major distributor of weapons and accessories to police departments and civilians across the United States, has declared that they will no longer sell semi-automatic rifles to civilians. Instead, they will only sell to law enforcement. This prompted Oconee County, Georgia Sheriff Scott Barry to write them an email in which he told them he would no longer be seeking them out to purchase products for his department based on their decision.
Continue reading “Sheriff Pulls Business From Dana Safety Supply Because They Stopped Selling Semi-Automatic Rifles To Civilians”