Month: April 2013

RT News

Despite multiple media reports on the alleged arrest in the Boston Marathon bombing investigation, the FBI and local authorities confirm that no suspect has been detained.

CNN reported that a suspect was apprehended at 1:45 p.m. local time when journalist John King said both a federal source and a Boston law enforcement source confirmed the news. Reporter Fran Townsend then added over the phone that “there is an arrest that has been made in the Boston bombing case based off of two independent videos.”   Continue reading “No arrests in Boston Marathon bombing investigation – FBI”

Oath Keepers

Lexington Board of Selectmen wave victory flag for marathon attacker

On April 16th the Lexington board of selectmen called an “emergency meeting” to discuss permit suspension for The Muster On The Battle Green. The permit was revoked under the guise of public safety. Video content can be viewed here.   Continue reading “Lexington Green Rally Permit Pulled – Alternate Site Being Arranged”

MSNBC says no arrest has been made.
CNN says there has been an arrest.
FOX says there are conflicting report on possible arrests.

Now CNN is saying no arrest has been made.

RT News

Law enforcement officials in Boston tell reporters that they have arrested a suspect thought responsible for Monday’s deadly bombing.   Continue reading “Boston Marathon bombing suspect arrested”

Another GOP Senator who voted to stop the filibuster on 2nd Article infringements.

KTAR News

PHOENIX — Two suspicious envelopes have been found Wednesday at the offices of Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.). The first two floors of the offices near 22nd Street and Camelback Road have been evacuated.   Continue reading “2 suspicious envelopes sent to Sen. Flake’s Phoenix office”

Arizona Daily Star

The Supreme Court has ruled that police must usually try to obtain a search warrant from a judge before ordering blood tests for drunken-driving suspects.

The justices on Wednesday sided with a Missouri man who was subjected to a blood test without a warrant and found to have nearly twice the legal limit of alcohol in his blood.   Continue reading “Court rejects routine no-warrant DUI blood tests”

Freedom’s Lighthouse

Republican Sen. Pat Toomey said at breakfast this morning, “We don’t have the votes” to pass his amendment expanding Background Checks, co-sponsored by Democrat Sen. Joe Manchin. The amendment will be voted on this afternoon at around 4 PM ET:

NRO – Robert Costa: Over breakfast today on Capitol Hill, Senator Pat Toomey (R., Pa.) told National Review that his legislation to expand background checks faces an uncertain future. “As we sit here this morning, we don’t have the votes,” he said.   Continue reading “Sen. Pat Toomey on Gun Control Amendment: “As We Sit here this Morning, We don’t have the Votes” – 4/17/13”

Sgt Report

Ed. Note: We received this tip from a reader who lives in the area. This is the letter sent out to parents by Clarence High School Principal Kenneth Smith. What caring parent would allow their kids to participate in this brainwashing? Sadly, most of them.   Continue reading “The “Guns Are Bad” Indoctrination of Children Continues: Full Scale ‘Active Shooter’ Drill TODAY at Clarence High School in NY”

NY Post

WASHINGTON — A second letter allegedly intended for President Obama has tested positive for the deadly poison ricin, according to a new report.

A senior law enforcement told ABC’s Terry Moran that the suspicious letter sent to Obama tested positive for the ricin.

The Secret Service said a letter containing a suspicious substance was addressed to Obama but did not confirm it was ricin. The letter was intercepted at a remote White House mail screening facility before it reached its intended target, the agency said.   Continue reading “2nd letter tests positive for ricin poison, intended for Obama: report”

The Intel Hub

What happened this week in Boston is horrible and tragic, but the reaction that comes from the government in times like this is not genuine, and they should not be trusted in any way.  It is important to call attention to some events in recent history that are not often discussed in the mainstream, specifically how a friend of Obama used similar explosives to carry out terrorist attacks during the 70′s.

I am speaking of Bill Ayers and his involvement with the Weather Underground Organization, a group that actually had some good ideas in terms of policy, advocating for drug legalization, civil rights, and ending wars.  However, their approach was counter productive, they used violence, bombing banks and government buildings, which then allowed the government to use those attacks as a pretense to take away liberties and escalate police presence and budgets.   Continue reading “Obama’s Friend Bill Ayers Used Shrapnel Explosives to Bomb Buildings in the 70′s”

Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel

More: US Capitol Police say they’re responding to a suspicious package in the Hart Senate Office Building – @BNPolitics

More: Current FBI assessment is that there is no link between letters sent to President, Sen. Wicker and events in Boston – @NBCNews   (just like 9-11 and the anthrax attacks)   Continue reading “Ricin Letters Sent To US Senator And President Obama, Suspicious Package In Senate Building”

AZ Daily Sun – by Howard Fischer

PHOENIX — Saying that guns are public assets worth money, state senators voted Tuesday to close what they say are the last loopholes in the law allowing cities to destroy weapons that come into their possession.

The measure which now goes to Gov. Jan Brewer would most immediately slam the door on gun “buyback” programs where cities like Tucson, using donated funds or gift cards, ask residents to surrender weapons that they would like destroyed.   Continue reading “Ariz. Senate votes to make cities sell turned-in guns”

Y Net News – by Yitzhak Benhorin

WASHINGTON — Members of the US Senate’s Foreign Relations Committee have adopted “Senate Resolution 65,” according to which the US will support Israel in case it is compelled to take military action and actualize its right to self defense in the face of an Iranian threat.

The resolution stipulates that Israel will enjoy Washington’s diplomatic, economic and military aid.   Continue reading “US Senate: Will back Israeli attack on Iran”

Common Dreams – by Glenn Greenwald

There’s not much to say about Monday’s Boston Marathon attack because there is virtually no known evidence regarding who did it or why. There are, however, several points to be made about some of the widespread reactions to this incident. Much of that reaction is all-too-familiar and quite revealing in important ways:   Continue reading “The Boston Bombing Produces Familiar and Revealing Reactions”