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Bothell Police and the Department of Homeland Security has responded to the Food & Drug Administration regional office in Bothell this morning.
An entire block around the scene at 22215 26th Avenue SE has been blocked off. A ball cap and a side view mirror in the streets, and tire tracks in the grass leading to the northwest entrance to the building. Continue reading “Shots fired at US FDA Building in Bothell, Washington – Updated”
United States –-(Ammoland.com)- Yesterday, California politicians held a press conference to introduce the most draconian gun control civilian disarmament bill seen to date in this country. Seeking to exploit the tragedy of Newtown to achieve a political end, lawmakers introduced a bill that is completely filled with unconstitutional and extreme measures aimed at nothing other than the disarmament of law abiding Americans. Continue reading “We Are All Californians Now”
Blacklisted News – by Barracuda
This is really going to be one very wicked winter storm.NYC is now also under a blizzard warning as well.Nemo is expected to dump 2+ ft.of snow in some parts of New England.
According to the Washington Examiner we have a potential disaster coming.
Bank of America led the frenzy. “Winter Storm #Nemo may bring 2 feet of #snow to New England late Fri & Sat. Prepare now – make sure you have plenty of cash on hand.” Continue reading “Storm Panic Hits: BofA Warns ‘Get Cash,’ FEMA Sees Blackouts”
Annapolis MD – -(Ammoland.com)- Hello AmmoLand readers, this is my after action report on the Maryland’s SB281 Gun Control Legislation hearing held in Annapolis 2/6/2013.
I met a few people from MDShooters and Maryland Shall Issue, so it was great to meet them. As I mentioned was there yesterday, one of the People who were refused the opportunity to testimony. At 9ish, the Senate declared no more testimony (they ran out of anti-gun supporters early on) and had us line up to speak at the mic and state name and opposition for or against only. Continue reading “1000′s Protest Maryland’s SB281 Gun Control Legislation, Shutting Down Capital Building”
February 8, 2013 – BOSTON, MA – A crippling and potentially historic winter storm barreled toward the Northeast on Thursday, threatening tens of millions of people with 2 feet of snow.
Boston canceled school and braced for one of its worst blizzards of all time. Airlines encouraged fliers to change their plans and get out of the way. There were already delays of more than two hours at O’Hare International Airport in Chicago, where tangles can snarl air traffic across the country, and hundreds of flights were canceled. Continue reading “Blizzard alert: Northeast snowstorm could be among the worst of all time”
An investigation into Miami police officers’ on-duty conduct found six officers were ignoring 911 calls while instead kissing their girlfriends, shopping, and drinking coffee.
One 911 call involved an unconscious five-month-old baby. Video footage shows Miami police officer Dario Socarras ignoring dispatch orders to save the child, while drinking coffee for nine minutes and lying to the dispatcher about being “en route”. Paramedics eventually reached the unconscious child, while Socarras never went – but still, the officer wrote in his daily report that he attended the scene. Continue reading “Entire Miami police squad fired after footage shows cops shopping, dining and kissing while ignoring 911 calls”
Food Safety News – by HELENA BOTTEMILLER
Russia will ban U.S. turkey products over concerns about the controversial animal drug ractopamine, the country’s Veterinary and Phyto-Sanitary Surveillance Service (VPSS) announced this week. The news comes a few days after Russia announced it will block U.S. beef and pork as of Feb. 11 due to a lack of compliance to its zero-tolerance policy for ractopamine residues in meat and poultry products. Continue reading “Escalating Trade Dispute, Russia Bans Turkey Over Ractopamine Residues”
When a normal, healthy, vibrant seven year-old child dies suddenly we want to know why. Things like that just don’t happen – at least they didn’t used to happen at the rate they appear to be happening lately.
This report from an Independent News Source in Vermont relates the story of what happened after Kaylynne Matten was taken by her parents for her annual physical on December 2, 2011. During the physical Kaylynne was given a flu vaccine. Four days later she was dead. She wasn’t even sick when she went to the doctor! Continue reading “Death by Flu Shot. 7 Year-Old Receives Flu Vaccine; Dies 4 Days Later”
Whether it’s for stealing passengers’ property or tearing open a leukemia patient’s saline bags, the TSA always seems to be making the news. Now, one Washington state representative is preparing to fight back against the growing federal encroachment.
The Transportation Security Agency, best known for its intrusive pat downs in airports, has now been seen at highway checkpoints, bus stations, train stationsand even football games. In fact, in 2011 over 9,300 unannounced highway checkpoints were set up by the TSA. Despite these searches being unconstitutional, they continue to grow. Continue reading “Washington state prepares to take on TSA”
Once a bastion of European success and center of tourism, the country of Greece has become the harbinger of things to come for the rest of the world’s developed nations.
Not long ago Greeks were enjoying high paid salaries, early retirements, excess cash, and seemingly never ending economic growth. Continue reading “Watch: Greeks Fight For Food: “I Never Imagined That I Would End Up Here””
So what were the communists in California up to while we were watching the keystone cops shoot innocents?
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Weeks after New York enacted the nation’s toughest gun laws, California lawmakers said Thursday they want their state to do even more in response to recent mass shootings, particularly the Connecticut school massacre. Continue reading “Calif. Seeks To Adopt Nation’s Toughest Gun Laws”
Yahoo News – by KIMBERLY DOZIER | Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of a Senate committee recessed John Brennan’s CIA confirmation hearing and cleared the room after protesters persistently interrupted the proceedings.
Police removed several protesters at the beginning of the hearing on Thursday. More began yelling after Brennan began testifying, and Intelligence Committee Chairman Dianne Feinstein ordered the hearing recessed while the room was cleared of spectators by Capitol Police. The protesters were shouting objections to lethal U.S. drone strikes and harsh interrogation methods. Continue reading “Protesters interrupt CIA nominee Brennan hearing”
Courthouse News Service – by ROSE BOUBOUSHIAN
(CN) – The 3rd Circuit upheld New Jersey’s so-called One Gun Law, which prohibits the purchase or sale of more than one handgun per person per month, including BB and air guns.
The Association of New Jersey Rifle and Pistol Clubs Inc. and the Glassboro, N.J.-based firarms dealer Bob’s Little Sport Shop had challenged the law alongside several individuals including World War II veteran Kaare Johnson. Continue reading “NJ Can Limit Gun Owners to One Purchase or Sale a Month”
Huffington Post – by CASSANDRA VINOGRAD
LONDON — Some beef lasagna products recalled from British stores contained more than 60 percent horsemeat, U.K. food safety authorities said Thursday. It was the latest revelation in a growing scandal surrounding the use of horsemeat and the mislabeling of meat products in Europe.
Frozen-food company Findus recalled the beef lasagna meals earlier this week after French supplier Comigel raised concerns that the products didn’t “conform to specification.” The U.K. Food Standards Agency said the lasagnas were tested as part of an ongoing investigation into mislabeled meat. Continue reading “Recalled Beef Lasagna Products Contain More Than 60 Percent Horsemeat: UK”
Huffington Post – by Lynne Peeples
In 1991, as part of Operation Desert Storm, former U.S. Army Spc. Candy Lovett arrived in Kuwait a healthy 29-year-old eager to serve her country. Two decades later, she’s accumulated a stack of medical records over five feet high — none of which relates to injuries inflicted by bullets or shrapnel.
“It’s just been one thing after another,” said the veteran, who now resides in Miami and whose ailments run the gamut from lung disease and sleep apnea to, most recently, terminal breast cancer. “At one point,” she said, “I was on over 50 pills.” Continue reading “Gulf War Syndrome, Other Illnesses Among Veterans May Be Due To Toxic Environments”
On Monday, January 28, 2013, a group of about 30 individuals came out to support the introduction of the Liberty Preservation Ordinance to the Sunbury, PA City Council and Mayor. Attendees included members of the People Against the NDAA, American Civil Liberties Union, Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, Oathkeepers and the Susquehanna Valley Liberty Alliance.
Also in attendance was State Constable Ed Quiggle, Jr., the Constable for Sunbury’s 9th Ward, who signed a similar resolution for his ward last year. Constable Quiggle introduced the ordinance to the city council speaking in favor of its passage and reminded the councilmembers of their oath to support and defend the U.S. and Pennsylvania Constitutions. Continue reading “Sunbury Constable and Activists Urge Council to Approve Anti-NDAA Ordinance”
