Ray Kelly booed off the stage at Brown UniversityNew York Post – by Joe Tacopino

Police Commissioner Ray Kelly was shouted off the stage at Brown University Tuesday by more than 100 protesters angry over the NYPD’s stop-and-frisk policy.

Kelly was attempting to give a lecture on “Proactive Policing in America’s Biggest City” when angry students at the Ivy League college in Providence, RI, forced him to cut the talk short.   Continue reading “Ray Kelly booed off the stage at Brown University”

7-Eleven StoreOff the Grid News – by John Evans

Crooks in three different robbery attempts got more than they bargained for when they ran into gun-wielding citizens.

All three demonstrate what gun rights supporters call the “equalizing” power of firearms.

In the first incident, the owner of a jewelry store in Alcoa, Tennessee, shot one of two suspects attempting to rob his store, according to the news station WBIR.   Continue reading “Wheelchair-Bound Storeowner Stops Two Robbers With His Gun”

John Friend’s Blog

The alleged shooting at the Sandy Hook elementary school in Newtown, Connecticut in December of last year has caused quite a bit of friction and disagreement amongst the staff at American Free Press. Here I will attempt to explain my views on this controversial subject, which stand in stark contrast to the position taken by Michael Collins Piper in his recent article entitled, “Internet Rife with Disinformation: “Cyber Shills” working to misdirect, embarrass legitimate conspiracy researchers,” published on page 18 in issue number 43 of AFP’s print edition.    Continue reading “Sandy Hook shooting: Where’s the proof?”

Natural Blaze – by Catherine J. Frompovich

Concerned healthcare consumer Jon Kopel provided me with links about the October 23, 2013 public hearing held in Long Island City, New York, regarding the proposed rule by New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, and for which I thank him very much:   Continue reading “New York City-Style Vaccination Mandates for Children Under Five”

Before It’s News – by N. Morgan

In this new Police State, even the police are thugs. They will abuse you, rob you, take your property, all in the guise of protecting and serving us! This twisted logic has us at the point of no return. The People will either rise up against this abuse or they will comply and be slaves. Police officers are forcing people to choose between time behind bars or turning over their money and property — all without ever making an arrest. Fight civil asset forfeiture abuse.   Continue reading “A Question: When Did “Serve And Protect” Become “Seize And Profit”?”

Ben Swann – by Kristin Tate

Libertarian activist Adam Kokesh has been in jail for 114 days (92 of which he was held by the feds) with no bond, no bail, and no trial. 57 of those days were in solitary confinement.

Clearly, this Kokesh fellow is a dangerous threat to society… Right?

Nonsense, say many of those who know Kokesh well. In fact, they argue that Adam Kokesh is anything but dangerous.   Continue reading “Adam Kokesh, A Modern Day Political Prisoner?”

Donna SimonAmmoLand

New Jersey –-(Ammoland.com)- It should come as no surprise that NY Mayor Michael Bloomberg is trying to use his name and cash to attack pro Second Amendment candidates here in NJ and across the country.

We have been told that his latest attempt at buying people’s rights comes in the form of pouring cash into the group Hunterdon United For Gun Safety (HUGs) specifically so they can attack District 16 ASW Donna Simon for her pro Second Amendment stance.   Continue reading “New Jersey Pro 2A Assembly Woman Donna Simon Under Attack by Bloomberg Forces”

stolen pumpkinHuffington Post

Now a pumpkin thief‘s been carved up, rhetorically speaking.

Eric Fidler spotted this amazing sign in D.C.’s LeDroit Park neighborhood on Sunday afternoon, and posted a photo of it to his blog.

In case you can’t make out what the sign says, Fidler transcribed it thusly, with the not-so child-friendly language redacted:   Continue reading “Parent’s Sign Makes A Pumpkin Thief Eat Humble Pie”

138611_6002Veterans Today – by Preston James and Lee Wanta

In a recent quite startling appearance in Phoenix, Arizona that was covered by every major Network News, it was revealed that Kathleen Sebelius believes that she does not work for “we the people” in general by making a comment specifically referring to those that do not support Obamacare (aka “The Affordable Healthcare Plan”).

The Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) made this starting admission by actually stating that she doesn’t work for the people that want her fired.   Continue reading “Did Cabinet Secretary Kathleen Sebelius Publicly Resign as Secretary of Health and Human Services”

Gawker – by NEETZAN ZIMMERMAN

High school students in Dallas are speaking out in defense of a Spanish teacher whose job might be jeopardy after her Playboy past was recently resurrected.

During her “Coed of the Month” photoshoot back in February 2011, Cristy Nicole Deweese openly admitted to her Playboy interviewers that she was going to be a Spanish teacher some day.   Continue reading “Texas Students Defend Spanish Teacher After Playboy Past Exposed”

ADS_amphibious_rifleiHLS

Russia’s army is set to adopt a new assault rifle that performs effectively both on the ground and underwater. The ADS assault rifle, can fire standard-issue 5.45-mm cartridges when above the water with accuracy and effectiveness similar to that of AK-74s.

According to Ria Novosti when submerged and loaded with special 5.45-mm PSP ammunition, the ADS outperforms the service-issue, Soviet-designed APS underwater assault rifle in terms of accuracy and ease of handling.   Continue reading “Russian Commandos to Adopt New Underwater Assault Rifles”

comaPolitical Blindspot – by James Achisa

A Florida police officer, 267-pound Trooper Daniel Cole, was recently cleared of any wrongdoing by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. Questions were raised when he tasered a 20 year old handcuffed girl in the back as she fled. The tasering was caught on video showing officer Cole firing the taser at the handcuffed Danielle Maudsley.  Maudsley was a mere 100 pound, while Cole outweighed her at two and a half times her weight. She was clearly no threat to him, unless he expected to die from exhaustion chasing her a few yards.   Continue reading “Florida Cop Tasers Cuffed Girl Who Became Braindead As A Result”