Sail leadEric Peters Auto – by Eric

How much is the EPA and DOT costing you?

One way to quantify this is to consider a car GM builds – but which you can’t buy. Well, not unless you move outside the United States – and beyond the diktats and fatwas of the EPA and DOT.

It is called the Sail – and GM makes it in China. It retails for 60,000 yuan – equivalent to about $9,800 in “federal” reserve notes.   Continue reading “GM’s $9,800 Car . . . The One We’re Not Allowed to Buy”

New-York-sealIndi Register – by William R. Toler

Those elected to allegedly serve the interests of “the people” in the State of New York, as usual are working on a bill to protect some of their own: the police.

According to WIVB, legislators in the Empire State (fitting nickname) seek to make a crime to “annoy” a cop. The imaginative title of the bill: “An act to amend the penal law, in relation to aggravated harassment of peace officers or police officers.”   Continue reading “New York bill would make it a crime to ‘annoy’ police”

Before It’s News – by LedaOhio9

Just look at this (left image) “Public Servant” Protecting and Serving.

That image is unrelated, but “DAMN IT JANET..” IT APPLIES!!!

I’d Love to see someone’s boot kicking him in the face as hard as they can right there.. Talk about a Kodac moment!   Continue reading “Wrong House! Cops Kill Vet’s Dog While He is gone and Leave Note.”

Building collapse at 22nd and Market Sts in Center CityCNN

As many as 10 people are believed to be trapped in the rubble of a building that collapsed Wednesday morning in Philadelphia, city Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers said, according toCNN affiliate WPVI.

The four-story building collapsed at the corner of 22nd and Market streets in Philadelphia’s Center City area, WPVI reported.   Continue reading “Building collapses in Philadelphia”

Alabama high school student denied graduation after wearing tribal featherRaw Story – by Arturo Garcia

A high school graduate in Alabama is being denied her diploma after being fined $1,000 for wearing a feather reflecting her Native American heritage.

“I don’t think it’s fair at all,” 17-year-old Chelsey Ramer told WPMI-TV. “I feel like its discrimination.”   Continue reading “Native American Student Denied High School Diploma For Wearing Tribal Feather”

Before It’s News – by Leda Ohio 9

Before he lied to Congress while under oath about what he knew about targeting reporters, he lied about Fast and Furious. As early as the New Black Panthers case, Eric Holder had a problem with the truth.

That the House Judiciary Committee is investigating whether Attorney General Eric Holder lied under oath during his May 15 testimony on Department of Justice (DOJ) surveillance of reporters comes as no surprise. People have forgotten about the New Black Panther case, perhaps the most clear-cut case of voter suppression and intimidation ever. On Election Day 2008, New Black Panther Party members in military garb were videotaped intimidating voters outside a Philadelphia polling place.   Continue reading “Eric Holder’s Long History Of Lying To Congress”

Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die

The Department of Homeland Security and 29 other agencies spent a good part of Friday afternoon searching New York for a potential terrorist threat after a concerned citizen, obviously motivated by the ‘see something say something’ program, called officials after seeing this, a replica of the submarine H.L. Hunley.   Continue reading “Submarine On NY Highway Causes DHS & 29 Other Agencies To Investigate ‘Terror Threat’”