Month: January 2015

RT

NORAD fighter jets escorted two flights to Atlanta airport after authorities received bomb threats via Twitter they deemed “credible”. Bomb squads swept the planes, which landed safely. Passengers were evacuated and questioned.

Hartsfield Jackson International Airport in Atlanta, Georgia, was partly shut down Saturday after Delta flight 1156 and Southwest flight 2492 landed there safely, and bomb squads with canine units were sent to search the planes for explosives.   Continue reading “Bomb squads sweep Atlanta airport, fighter jets scrambled after threats on Twitter”

Mail.com

NEW YORK (AP) — A major snowstorm with blizzard-like conditions could drop a foot or more of snow across most parts of the Northeast as they gear up for the workweek right after the first real storm of the winter hit them with rain, several inches of snow and messy slush.

A storm system diving out of the Midwest has the potential to slowly coat from Philadelphia up to Massachusetts and Maine with snow beginning late Sunday night into Monday and intensifying greatly well into Tuesday, the National Weather Service said.   Continue reading “Blizzard-like conditions possible in Northeast’s next storm”

90 Miles From Tyranny

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Natural Cures Not Medicine

Cordyceps burst into the media spotlight in 1993 when a team of Chinese women’s track and field runners broke nine world records at the Chinese National Games in Beijing. Initially, the Chinese team was suspected of using steroids. After testing negatively for anabolic steroid use, the team’s coach revealed that the success of the Chinese athletes was not drug related but was instead the result of a daily Cordyceps elixir, which significantly boosts the body’s energy, endurance, stamina and overall vitality. This highly publicized episode launched the widespread use of Cordyceps by the World’s top athletes.   Continue reading “This Potent Herb Heals COPD, Adrenal Fatigue, Cancer, Immune Dysfunction and More”

Counter Current News – by Moreh B.D.K.

A 17-year-old girl walked into the Longview, Texas police station. Then, only minutes later, police say they were “forced” to shoot and kill her, Thursday night.

The girl, Kristiana Cognard, walked into the empty lobby and approached the after-hours assistance phone.   Continue reading “Teen Walks Into Police Station, Police Say They Were ‘Forced’ To Shoot and Kill Her Minutes Later”

Solutions Institute – by Dan Johnson

BOWLING GREEN, OH – The average planning and zoning meeting consists of the planning and zoning commissioners, a room, and very little else. They are often dry meetings dealing with rules and regulations for business and home licensing, property lines, and nuisance ordinances.

So when the Borough of Kodiak, AK (Pop. 13,600) chose to attempt to entirely revamp the zoning code and place greater restrictions on property owners, including a $1,000 fine per violation, they expected there to be little opposition, and little knowledge of the change.   Continue reading “VICTORY: Over 300 People Stand up to Agenda 21 in Alaska”

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Adan Salazar:  An advisory commission conceived in the wake of the Sandy Hook school shooting put forth recommendations Friday to further restrict the Second Amendment in Connecticut, calling for an all-out ban on guns “that can fire more than 10 rounds without reloading,” reports the Associated Press.   Continue reading “Sandy Hook Commission Wants To Ban All Guns That Can Fire More Than 10 Rounds Without Reloading”

RT

A video has reportedly appeared on the internet showing one of the Japanese hostages held by jihadists. He claimed his companion was executed and said the Islamic State want him swapped for a female suicide bomber.

Kenji Goto shows a picture of the beheaded body of his fellow captive, Haruna Yukawa, reported the SITE Intel Group, an organization that tracks the online activity of terrorists.   Continue reading “Islamic militants behead Japanese hostage, offer swap for remaining one – reports”

Democrat and Chronicle – by Sarah Taddeo

Jackson Guns and Ammo Shop in Henrietta closed its doors last week after the owner decided it was too difficult to continue business under New York state’s gun regulations.

Kordell Jackson ran his gun shop out of two locations in Henrietta and Scottsville, and had a large following of firearm owners on the south side of Rochester. The closure was in Jackson’s mind for months, he said. He closed the Scottsville location on Jan. 1, and the Henrietta location on Jan. 17.   Continue reading “Jackson gun shop closes amid regulation trouble”

NBC News

Three people were killed and five people were injured in an early Saturday morning “gang-related” shooting at an unoccupied home in Omaha, Nebraska, police said. Jakela Foster, 19, and Latisha Fox, 24, were found dead from gunshot wounds at a house party in the northwest part of Nebraska’s biggest city that police were called to at 1:44 a.m. (2:44 a.m. ET), said Police Chief Todd Schmaderer during a Saturday afternoon news conference. Twenty-six-year-old Cameron Harris later died at the hospital, Schmaderer said. Two more victims were brought to the hospital in serious condition, and three more people suffering from gunshot wounds were also hospitalized, police said.   Continue reading “Three People Dead, 5 Wounded in ‘Gang-Related’ Omaha Shooting”

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ATLANTA —UPDATE: FBI Special Agent in Charge says both aircrafts have been swept and cleared. They are finishing searching the last pieces of luggage. So far, he says nothing suspicious has been found.

The FBI says they plan to sweep online feeds and WiFi from the planes to track down who made the threats.   Continue reading “FBI: All clear given after bomb threats on Atlanta bound planes”

Guns Save Lives – by NRA-ILA

The following post is via the NRA-ILA.

U.S. Rep. Morgan Griffith (R-Va.) recently introduced H.R. 131, a bill that would more comprehensively address the interstate transportation of firearms and ammunition for law-abiding gun owners.

Current federal law guarantees the right of law-abiding persons to transport firearms between two locations where they have a legal right to possess and carry them, regardless of state or local laws that would otherwise apply. The firearm must be cased or otherwise not readily accessible.   Continue reading “Federal Interstate Transportation of Firearms and Ammunition Bill Introduced”

Medium – by Nafeez Ahmed

Inside the secret network behind mass surveillance, endless war, and Skynet—part 1

INSURGE INTELLIGENCE, a new crowd-funded investigative journalism project, breaks the exclusive story of how the United States intelligence community funded, nurtured and incubated Google as part of a drive to dominate the world through control of information. Seed-funded by the NSA and CIA, Google was merely the first among a plethora of private sector start-ups co-opted by US intelligence to retain ‘information superiority.’

Continue reading “How the CIA made Google”