Year: 2014

WJLA 7 News 

FERGUSON, Mo. (ABC News) – The Ferguson police officer who shot and killed an unarmed teenager suffered “a serious facial injury” in the altercation before firing the fatal shots, according to a source close to the officer who spoke to ABC News today.

The characterization about Officer Darren Wilson being injured in his confrontation with Michael Brown emerged on the day that a grand jury was expected to begin hearing evidence in the shooting.   Continue reading “Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson was beaten, had ‘serious facial injury’ before shooting Michael Brown, source says”

The Blaze – by Erica Ritz

New Yorkers could soon be notified when gun offenders move into their neighborhood, according to DNA Info New York.

Proposed city council legislation would make a gun offender registry accessible to the public, and residents could sign up for alerts about developments in their neighborhoods.

“It gives you the name of the individual,” said Queens Councilman Costa Constantinides, one of the bill’s sponsors. “It gives you the street name — so let’s say 34th Street in that ZIP code. It’ll give you the general description of the individual. It’ll give you the crime that they committed and their sentence.”   Continue reading “New Yorkers Could Soon Be Notified When Gun Offenders Move Into the Neighborhood”

The Telegraph – by Sarah Knapton

Sea plankton has been discovered living on the outside of the International Space Station, Russian cosmonauts have claimed.

Scientists on board the ISS are reported to have discovered living organisms when taking samples from windows.

Head of the Russian ISS orbital mission Vladimir Solovyev said the results of the experiment “are absolutely unique”.   Continue reading “Sea plankton ‘found living outside International Space Station’”

Sent to us by the author.

The following is taken from a 1989 book by Robert J. Byrne, “Existence in America -The Road Back to Decency & Order”.  It refers to the most important rights that all Americans had and must see returned.

1. It is a priority right not to have a crime committed against your person.
2. It is a priority right to go from point A to point B on public streets and/or public transportation, or use public parks, without constantly having a justifiable fear for your safety.

Continue reading “Priority Rights”

Mad World – by Brandon Walker

It seems that the liberal Democrat Party has done something truly disgusting. There are voter registration booths popping up at the Michael Brown memorials.

In a move that many are criticizing as tacky, liberal organizers of the Democratic National Convention have set up voter registration booths right on the site where Michael Brown was killed and where crowds have set up a makeshift memorial.   Continue reading “Disgusting: Liberals Turn Mike Brown Memorials Into Voter Registration Booths”

KRGV 5

FALFURRIAS – Brooks County remains a busy human-smuggling corridor despite the reported drop in illegal crossings, area ranchers said.

The ranchers feel different groups along the border are sending mixed messages about the reality of the border crisis.

Recent remarks by McAllen Chamber of Commerce officials forced a group in Brooks County to draft a letter asking for the truth to be told about illegal immigration.   Continue reading “Brooks County Landowners Want Unified Front against Illegal Immigration”

KRVG 5

HIDALGO – Violence continues in the Mexican border city of Reynosa.

Reynosa officials confirmed a shooting happened Wednesday morning. The firefight spread panic among the residents, they said.

Reynosa residents said gun battles have become commonplace in the city. Wednesday’s shooting left one soldier dead, according to Tamaulipas state officials.   Continue reading “Violence Rages on in border city Reynosa”

Fukushima Update

via The Straits Times / August 19, 2014 / Japan is to restart exports of rice grown in Fukushima for the first time since foreign sales were halted due to fears of contamination by the nuclear disaster there, officials said on Tuesday.

The National Federation of Agricultural Cooperative Associations (Zen-Noh), a major wholesaler of Japanese agricultural products, said it will send 300kg of the grain to Singapore. Its provenance will be marked and it will not be mixed with other produce, an official said. The rice was grown some 60km to 80km west of the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant, he said.   Continue reading “Japan To Resume Exports Of Rice Grown In Fukushima”

Infowars – by Kurt Nimmo

Richard Haass, director of the Council on Foreign Relations and former high level functionary at the State Department, is calling for attacking ISIS.

The CFR, as Hillary Clinton has readily admitted, drives U.S. foreign policy.

The remarks by Haass foreshadow an expansion of U.S. military action following the Pentagon’s attacks of little consequence on ISIS following the theatrical Mount Sinjar incident and the vastly overstated Yazidis humanitarian situation reported earlier this month.   Continue reading “CFR Boss Calls for Military Action Against ISIS”

Breitbart – by ADELLE NAZARIAN

Sacramento City officials say they were not informed that there is a potential Ebola victim in their mist and that the fatal virus might have reached California’s capital city.

Councilman Allen Warren of Sacramento’s District 2 told Fox 40, “Not in a public setting and I have not had any discussion with anybody about that issue,” when asked if the council had any knowledge about the situation.

And according to Vice Mayor Jay Schenirer, “We work with the county on that. So, if there was something going on and the county wanted us to know, we would be following their lead.”   Continue reading “Sacramento Officials Were Not Told About Suspected Ebola Case”

This must be part of the implementation of the North American Union.

Breitbart – by Kristin Tate

HOUSTON, Texas — Earlier this week Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto signed new rules into law, which allow private companies to access state-run oil fields.

Nieto said that certain oil fields will be kept for the use of Petroleos Mexicanos (also known as Pemex), according to the Associated Press (AP). The sections that will be available to private and foreign companies will be revealed soon. The president reportedly hopes to have regulations in place to put the new rules into motion within the next few weeks.    Continue reading “Mexico Opening State-Run Oil Industry to Private Companies”

I guess now they are finally getting India involved in the World War scene.

Bloomberg – by N.C Bipindra

India will unveil its first home-built anti-submarine warship tomorrow in a move to deter China from conducting underwater patrols near its shores.

Defense Minister Arun Jaitley will commission the 3,300-ton INS Kamorta at the southeastern Vishakapatnam port. The move comes a week after Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced the largest indigenously built guided-missile destroyer and vowed to bolster the country’s defenses so “no one dares to cast an evil glance at India.”   Continue reading “India to Unveil Warship to Deter Chinese Submarines Near Coast”

Press TV

The dogs harshly savaged the five-year-old boy, who is in dire need of several surgeries, including a facial reconstructive one.

The boy, identified as Karmel Moayyad Shakir, was playing with his peers in the village of Azawiyeh when the illegal settlers from the nearby Kannat settlement arrived at the spot along with a large pack of dogs.   Continue reading “Israeli settlers unleash dog pack on Palestinian kids”

Breitbart – by Tony Lee

Rep. Paul Ryan (R-WI) suggested that Republican candidates in this year’s midterm elections should run on granting a pathway to citizenship for all of the country’s illegal immigrants.

Ryan, who had reportedly been working behind the scenes with Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart (R-FL) to get House Republicans to support a broader immigration bill, said that he was “having problems” convincing conservatives to support immigration reform, which he said was “very important.”   Continue reading “Paul Ryan Suggests GOP Candidates in Midterms Should Run on Giving Illegals Citizenship”

Breitbart – by Bob Price

HOUSTON, Texas — The JAG (Judge Advocate General) Office of the Texas National Guard (TNG) briefed guardsmen about to be deployed to South Texas to leave their personal firearms at home. This applies even if the guardsman has a Texas Concealed Handgun License or is a certified peace officer in their civilian life.

This briefing was disclosed by one of the soldiers who is about to be deployed to a section of the Rio Grande Sector of the Texas/Mexico border as part of Governor Rick Perry’s 1,000 soldier deployment order. “They told us we are considered to be ‘on duty’ 24/7,” the soldier told Breitbart Texas. “Even when we are in civilian clothes, we are not allowed the same right of self-protection as any other citizen of this state.”   Continue reading “National Guard to Soldiers at Border: No Personal Weapons, Even Off-Duty”

Breitbart – by Sylvia Longmire

TUCSON, Arizona — On July 14, Breitbart Texas revealed that an Arizona military testing facility was a hotbed of drug and human smuggling, partly due to its remote location and ineffective security protocols. The report also explained how security had been contracted out to a private company, and that Breitbart Texas sources had indicated managers of the Barry M. Goldwater Range (BMGR) were unhappy with the private company’s performance, the Chiulista Corporation. On August 4, a former Chiulista employee contacted Breitbart Texas to confirm the BMGR’s vulnerabilities and poor security management practices.    Continue reading “Border Area Us Military Range Hotbed For Smugglers Due To Management, Say Whistleblowers”