Year: 2014

Ammo Land – Michelle Malkin

It is now all the fashionable rage in Washington, D.C., to proclaim solidarity with America’s working poor in front of the cameras — while stabbing them in the back behind closed doors.

Privileged Illinois Democratic Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky and others have taken to Twitter, posting photos of themselves eating tuna sandwiches and buying Ramen noodles to show how much they empathize with minimum-wage workers.

On the other side of the aisle, GOP Rep. Paul Ryan has wrapped himself in a cloak of compassion, putting a cheesy Taylor Swift hand heart around conservatism by proposing government “life coaches” for those in poverty.   Continue reading “Want a Real Anti-Poverty Plan? Stop Amnesty!”

New York Daily News – by ROCCO PARASCANDOLA

It took seven years, but Herminio Pizarro finally has some measure of justice after being beaten senseless by a gang of cops in a stationhouse bathroom.

That measure would be $3 million.

A Bronx jury Thursday granted the multimillion-dollar award to the former state correction officer who says he still hasn’t fully recovered from the Aug. 4, 2007, beatdown at the 40th Precinct stationhouse after a confrontation at a street fair.   Continue reading “Bronx jury awards $3M to man who was beaten by cops in stationhouse bathroom in 2007”

New York Daily News – by BARBARA ROSS, CORKY SIEMASZKO

The NYPD has been hit with a federal lawsuit by a Brooklyn family that claims cops bullied a diabetic teen who was denied insulin while falsely locked up on attempted murder charges.

Richard Gonzalez’s family said the only evidence cops had to tie the 14-year-old special-ed student to an April shooting at Foot Locker in Bushwick were eyewitnesses who told them the gunman was named “Richie.”   Continue reading “Diabetic Brooklyn teen denied insulin after being falsely arrested on attempted murder charges: suit”

New York Daily News – by Erin Durkin

A massive anthrax attack will hit the city Friday — or at least that’s what 1,500 staffers from a dozen city agencies will hear first thing in the morning, setting off the biggest surprise emergency response drill the city has ever attempted.

Preparing for the possibility of a biological attack, the workers — aware they’re participating in a drill — will respond to calls starting at 5:30 a.m. and scramble to set up 30 sites around the five boroughs, handing out drugs to combat the deadly agent.   Continue reading “City will participate in massive drill Friday to prepare against possible anthrax attack”

NBC New York

The city medical examiner has ruled the death of Eric Garner, the 43-year-old father whose death in police custody sparked national outrage, a homicide, saying a chokehold killed him.

The medical examiner said compression of the neck and chest, along with Garner’s positioning on the ground while being restrained by police during the July 17 stop on Staten Island, caused his death.   Continue reading “Medical Examiner Rules Eric Garner’s Death a Homicide, Says He Was Killed By Chokehold”

Survivalist – by David D’Eugenio, Founder, Co-owner HomeSafety Academy

Hoboken Patch – by Mike Pignataro

There has been a heightened awareness of infants left alone inside hot cars after a rising number of deaths nationwide this summer.

Multiple reports on Wednesday afternoon indicated a baby may have been in distress inside a locked vehicle in Hoboken.

The Hoboken Ambulance Volunteers Corps quickly responded and smashed the car’s window to get access.   Continue reading “Hoboken EMTs Smash Car Window to Save Baby…Doll”

Israel 21 C – by Abigail Klein Leichman

As the most severe Ebola epidemic on record spreads through central Africa, infecting and killing hundreds of citizens and foreign aid workers, and raising the specter of outbreaks all over the world, an Israeli research team is working with survivors to develop antibodies against the lethal virus.

Dr. Leslie Lobel tells ISRAEL21c that he and fellow principal investigator Dr. Victoria Yavelsky have spent many years studying native immunity to Ebola and another equally lethal Equatorial African virus, Marburg, at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev’s Center for Emerging Diseases, Tropical Diseases and AIDS.   Continue reading “On the Trail of an Ebola Cure”

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Breitbart – by ILDEFONSO ORTIZ

McALLEN, Texas – A Mexican drug trafficker who assaulted a U.S. Border Patrol agent and sent him to the emergency room got his assault charges dismissed in exchange for pleading guilty to drug trafficking charges.

Earlier this week Miguel Angel Andrade went before U.S. District Judge Micaela Alvarez where he pleaded guilty to driving a vehicle loaded with more than 1,000 pounds of marijuana when he was arrested in the area known as La Rosita, Texas.   Continue reading “Mexican Drug Trafficker Assaults Border Patrol Agent, Gets Charges Dismissed”

Breitbart – by Kristin Tate

HOUSTON, Texas–As unaccompanied minors continue to illegally cross the Texas-Mexico border, President Obama’s Health and Human Services (HHS) has been quietly releasing them onto U.S. soil. A total of 30,340 unaccompanied minors have already been released from federal custody and placed into foster homes, according to HHS’ Office of Refugee and Resettlement (ORR). While many migrants have been released in border states like Texas and California, others have been set free in Alaska.    Continue reading “Feds Fly Unaccompanied Minors to Alaska”

Breitbart – by Kristin Tate

HOUSTON, Texas–Junior Anzaldua was raised on a plot of land owned by his family on the U.S.-Mexico border in the Rio Grande Valley Sector. Illegal immigrants regularly pass through the brush-covered rural property after swimming across the Rio Grande River. While taking Breitbart Texas on a tour of the land, Anzaldua claimed that his family no longer lives there because the increasing flow of migrants has made it too dangerous.

“You can hear people talking [here]. You can hear people yelling,” he told Breitbart Texas, referring to the illegal immigrants who pass through.   Continue reading “Border Resident: I Can Hear Illegals ‘Talking’ and ‘Yelling’ on My Property”

Breitbart – by ILDEFONSO ORTIZ

REYNOSA, Tamaulipas – Hastily painted graffiti in Spanish over the sidewalk at an international bridge serves as a dire warning to those travelling to and from Mexico.

The five letters spray painted in Spanish “Yo CDG” on the concrete serve as a reminder to readers that they are in Gulf Cartel territory, the same territory that for two weeks has been subjected to almost daily firefights as various factions of the cartel fight for control of the areas just south of the Texas border. As the organization’s leadership has weakened, the criminal organization has polarized into rival regional factions with some harsh rivalries and grudges, a Tamaulipas law enforcement official who asked for his name to be kept confidential citing security reasons. A memo leaked to Breitbart Texas by Mexican authorities that appears to be from the Gulf Cartel states that there is an “internal cleanup” within the criminal group and that things will be hectic in the coming days.   Continue reading “More Shootouts Expected as Gulf Cartel Infighting Continues”

Activist Post – by Brandon Smith

Over a year ago I published an essay entitled ‘The Linchpin Lie: How Global Collapse Will Be Sold To The Masses’. This essay addressed efforts by the ever malicious Rand Corporation to create a false narrative surrounding the possibility of global collapse. Linchpin Theory, as it was named by it’s originator and Rand Corp. employee, John Casti, is I believe the very future of propaganda.    Continue reading “Internationalists Are Pushing The World Towards Globally Engineered Economic Warfare”

Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

Even if lightning strikes Friday and Congress OK’s an immigration bill, activists angered with unaccompanied minors swarming over the U.S.-Mexico border plan to invade town hall meetings House members are planning during the five-week congressional recess.

The immigration reduction group NumbersUSA is one of those already drawing up protest plans. They distributed details to their two million members on the lawmakers already planning to host public meetings in their district.   Continue reading “Ready to rumble: Activists to raid congressional town hall meetings to fight immigration”

CBS Houston – by Benjamin Fearnow

Brooks County, Texas (CBS HOUSTON) – Law enforcement officers from several Texas counties have banded together to form a “Border Brotherhood” who volunteer without pay to help enforce U.S. border laws in counties where there are too few deputies to regulate the ongoing flow of illegal immigrants crossing over from Mexico.

Chasing immigrants and human traffickers on foot and in high-speed pursuits, Chief Daniel Walden has helped form what he calls the “Border Brotherhood” to assist law enforcement officers in Brooks County — 80 miles from his own school district in Donna, Texas – to help curb human smuggling and illegal immigration, KENS-TV reports.   Continue reading “Texas Law Enforcement Volunteer To Form ‘Border Brotherhood’ To Regulate Immigration”

The Daily Caller – by Scott Greer

The Department of Homeland Security’s report on the facilities housing the recent flood of “unaccompanied alien children” (UAC) from Central America describes conditions where diseases such as tuberculosis (TB) and scabies are spreading, and staff are being exposed to human waste.

The report lists off the types of diseases that are becoming prevalent in the facilities and that are requiring treatment. They include “respiratory illnesses, chicken pox, tuberculosis, and scabies.” These diseases have also spread to several DHS employees working at the locations, the report states.    Continue reading “DHS Report: Tuberculosis And Scabies Spreading In Migrant Holding Facilities”

LA Times – by KATE MATHER, RICHARD WINTON

A 19-year-old charged with murder in connection with last week’s fatal assault on a USC graduate student told immigration officials that he entered the country illegally about seven years ago, a federal official said.

The official, who was not authorized to speak publicly on the matter, said Jonathan DelCarmen made the comments during an interview at a Los Angeles County jail where he is being held in connection with the death of Xinran Ji, 24.   Continue reading “Suspect in fatal USC attack entered country illegally, feds say”

ALIPAC

August 2, 9, 23: 
Join us for very important targeted protests that will take place outside of the district offices of Republicans who support Luis Gutierrez and Obama’s immigration reform amnesty plans just as Eric Cantor (R-VA) did before we threw him out of office! We have more of Eric Cantor’s GOP allies on immigration reform amnesty to defeat by raising awareness with protests August 2 in Tennessee, Washington State, and Michigan. Then in Wisconsin on Sat. Aug 9, and in Florida on Sat Aug 23. See list below for which Republicans support amnesty. Activists from all states are encouraged to travel and participate in targeted states. We also will have volunteer call programs set up to call voters in these states from home!   Continue reading “Protest Times & Locations for National Protests Against Illegal Immigration & Amnesty”

RT

NASA has conducted long-awaited experiments to prove that the fabled space drive, capable of generating its own thrust and breaking a fundamental law of physics, works. If the find survives fresh scrutiny, space ship construction will be revolutionized.

The drive’s creator, British scientist Roger Shawyer, has been facing criticism since his 2006 claims, based on the premise that thrust can be created without huge thrusters, instead using electricity to direct microwaves inside a special container.   Continue reading “‘Impossible’ space drive tested by NASA foretells future of deep-space travel”