Monthly Archives: June 2013

Guardian – by Dan Roberts A bipartisan group of 26 US senators has written to intelligence chiefs to complain that the administration is relying on a “secret body of law” to collect massive amounts of data on US citizens. The senators accuse … Continue reading →

Guardian – by Ronan Farrow Senators Mark Udall and Ron Wyden are upset about something, they just can’t say what. In a letter sent to the National Security Agency this week about a fact sheet on its surveillance programs, the senators complained about what they refer to … Continue reading →

Bob Owens As much as no sane person would want urban and suburban rioting, there are thugs making noise in social media that they would use the acquittal of Florida neighborhood watchman George Zimmerman as an excuse to riot and loot on a grand … Continue reading →

Militia News Congressional Record–Appendix, pp. A34-A35 January 10, 1963 Current Communist Goals EXTENSION OF REMARKS OF HON. A. S. HERLONG, JR. OF FLORIDA  

American’s Journey Our Crisis We do indeed live in “interesting times.”  But are we interested in the right things?  What are the “right” things we should be interested in?  After all, it seems that in an ostensibly free country with … Continue reading →

Guns Save Life I can’t wait for these folks come to Illinois. The Mayors Against Illegal Guns people suggest that gun owners “know their place”. Do you know your place? Would it be on your knees, looking up, saying, “Yassir, … Continue reading →

Guardian – by Nafeez Ahmed Top secret US National Security Agency (NSA) documents disclosed by the Guardian have shocked the world with revelations of a comprehensive US-based surveillance system with direct access to Facebook, Apple, Google, Microsoft and other tech giants. New Zealandcourt records suggest that … Continue reading →

The Boat Train – by K Patrick Ryan Just a few weeks ago we learned that Monsanto’s gmo’ed wheat seeds miraculously returned to life, a full twelve years after a test planting in 16 states, including Oregon, after which the GMO … Continue reading →

Lars Schall Imagine a brand new Mercedes C250 that hits a palm tree somewhere in Los Angeles. Would you consider it likely that the engine of the car would fly “50 to 60 yards“ from the car down the street … Continue reading →

Mail.com DEARBORN, Mich. (AP) — As early summer days on Orchard Street draw to a close, sliding doors open, inviting fresh air and neighbors into side-by-side garages. More patio than parking place or storage for power tools, Mariam Khalaf said … Continue reading →

Sun Times – by CHRIS FUSCO AND TIM NOVAK Over the past seven years, Chicago police Officer Richard A. Rizzo has been arrested four times by fellow members of his department. The charges included domestic battery, child endangerment and aggravated assault … Continue reading →

Eric Peter’s Autos – by Eric In a few days, we will all have an opportunity to peacefully inflict a major psychological blow on the rapidly coalescing police state by the simple but powerful act of refusing to play along … Continue reading →