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It’s always been clear that to Barack Obama, his only real enemies are his political enemies, including all conservatives, the entire GOP and everyone who resists “fundamental transformation.” I wish I was making this up, but I’m not. It’s from the president of the United States’s “community organizing” non-profit group, Organizing for Action: Continue reading “Obama’s Organizing for Action Group: ‘Call Out the Climate Change Deniers’”
Hundreds of police officers swarmed a six-block area of San Bernardino in pursuit of as many as three suspects who authorities say gunned down 14 people at a center for people with developmental disabilities.
Witnesses said the gunmen fled the scene of a shooting in a black SUV. Hours after the shooting, police traded gunfire with people in a vehicle. Continue reading “San Bernardino shooting: At least 14 people killed; one suspect down”
Obama hasn’t even waited for the suspects in the San Bernardino shooting to be detained and has already started pushing his gun control agenda.
As law enforcement continued to work to clear the site of a the mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, President Barack Obama demanded Congress take action on stricter gun laws. Continue reading “PRESIDENT ‘GUN-CONTROL’ OBAMA: Calls For MORE Gun Control After Shooting In Gun FREE Zone”
A police chase ended in a shootout this afternoon in San Bernardino, just hours after a mass shooting at the nearby Inland Regional Center.
The SWAT team was called in after police began pursuing a black SUV shortly before 3 p.m. The chase ended in a shootout, and news helicopters showed a bullet-ridden black SUV surrounded by armored SWAT cars in the 1700 block of San Bernardino Avenue. The San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Department said one suspect was down, and that it’s not clear if this was related to today’s shooting at Inland Regional Center that left at least 14 people dead and 17 people injured: Continue reading “Police Chase Of Black SUV In San Bernardino Ends In Shootout”
Daily Press – by Charity Lindsey
VICTORVILLE — San Bernardino County Sheriff’s deputies, unloaded guns drawn, shouted “Get down! Get on the ground!” as they cleared the Victor Valley College library on Monday morning during an active shooter exercise.
Meanwhile, students with pretend injuries acted as victims of a campus shooting. Continue reading “VVC students help law enforcement in campus drill”
Free Thought Project – by John Vibes
New York, NY – NYPD police officer Wayne Roach, 35, was recently arrested for getting drunk and exposing himself in front of an elementary school. Roach was out partying one night and decided to park his car in front of an elementary school for some reason. Roach ended up passing out drunk, but left the car running, and his pants down, leaving himself fully exposed to anyone who walked by his vehicle. Continue reading “One of NYC’s Finest Arrested for Getting Drunk and Exposing Himself at an Elementary School”
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When disaster strikes, you don’t want to be caught without a plan. Whether it be a natural disaster, a terrorist attack, EMP, or even zombies, you want to make sure that you and your family have a way to quickly get to safety. That means having a reliable, bug out-ready means of transportation. While some people probably picture a huge, expensive, military-grade vehicle when they think of a bug out vehicle, a bug out vehicle is really just any vehicle capable of getting you to safety under terrible conditions. Not every bug out vehicle is right for every situation, though. We’ll explore some of the advantages and disadvantages of different vehicles and features here, so you can be prepared for any situation. Continue reading “Bug Out Vehicle For TEOTWAWKI”
Huffington Post – by Taryn Finley
Prince George’s County Police Department in Maryland posted a video on its blog Wednesday, after an officer was convicted of assault for pinning his gun to a man’s head. The officer, Jenchesky Santiago, was found guilty of first and second-degree assault, misconduct in office and the use of a firearm in the commission of a crime of violence.
In May of 2014, Santiago approached William Cunningham, who was sitting in a car parked in front of his cousin’s house with his cousin in the driver’s seat. Santiago told them that they had parked there illegally. Cunningham later testified in court for an investigation into Santiago’s actions that they had parked in that location on earlier occasions. According to NBC News, when Cunningham got out of the car, Santiago ordered him back in the vehicle, using his gun to stop Cunningham from going into the driver’s home. Continue reading “Maryland Police Release Video Showing Cop Pointing A Gun To A Man’s Head”
KTLA reports (“More Than 14 Killed, 14-Plus Wounded After Up to 3 Shooters Open Fire: San Bernardino Police Chief”) —here’s a key quote:
“The call first came in at 10:59 a.m. of multiple shots fired from the area of 1365 S. Waterman Ave., San Bernardino Police Department Lt. Richard Lawhead said. The department’s SWAT team was training nearby and was suited, ‘ready to roll’ and responded rapidly, Lawhead said.” Continue reading “Breaking: mass shooting, San Bernardino, plus “training exercise””
SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (KABC) — Police said up to 14 people were killed when one or more gunmen opened fire at a San Bernardino social services facility on Wednesday.
The shooting took place at the Inland Regional Center, a nonprofit that works with individuals with developmental disabilities, at 1365 S. Waterman Avenue. The complex is comprised of three buildings. Sgt. Vicki Cervantes with San Bernardino police said the shooting occurred during some type of scheduled event at the facility. Continue reading “14 People Killed in Shooting at San Bernardino Social Services Facility”
This will boggle your mind!
The year is 1915 “One hundred years ago. ”
What a difference a century makes!
Here are some statistics for the Year 1915: Continue reading “The Year is 1915”
Pres. Obama responds after being briefed on #SanBernardino shooting: pic.twitter.com/2zPTufoKOi
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) December 2, 2015
At least 20 victims were reported down after a report of an active shooter in San Bernardino late Wednesday morning, according to a San Bernardino Police Department official.
San Bernardino Fire Department initially tweeted that they were responding to a report of a “20-victim shooting.” Continue reading “At Least 20 Victims Reported Down Amid Active Shooting Incident in San Bernardino: Police”
When the US reached a debt ceiling deal in the beginning of November, it was common knowledge that there would be a debt accrual “catch up” to make up for lost time when the US was operating under emergency measures to avoid breach of the debt ceiling. And sure enough, when the accurate total debt number was released on November 2, this was indeed the case, when we learned that the US had added some $339 billion in debt during the “emergency measures” period. Continue reading “Total U.S. Debt Soars by $674 Billion Just in November Alone”
Hillary Clinton’s greatest legacy will be “getting out of the e-mail scandal” if she survives politically, according to presidential candidate Donald Trump.
During an interview on the Alex Jones Show Wednesday, Trump said Clinton shouldn’t even be running for president because of the scandal which would have already destroyed other public figures. Continue reading “Trump: Hillary’s Greatest Legacy Will Be Surviving Email Scandal”
Free Thought Project – by William N. Grigg
Adams County, ID — Brian J. Wood, one of the two Adams County, Idaho deputies involved in the November 1 killing of rancher Jack Yantis, told his father that he “totally intends to go back to work,” reports the Idaho Statesman newspaper. Wood was hired by Adams County Sheriff Ryan Zollman on June 27, 2013, roughly a year and a half after being terminated by the McCall Police Department following an incident in which he body-slammed a 78-year-old heart patient named Rodney Whaley. Continue reading “Deputy Who Killed Rancher for Helping Police Says He Can’t Wait to Get Back to Work”
A record number of gun-buyers flooded into retail stores on Black Friday, according to federal data, which showed that background checks surged to an unprecedented 185,345.
The previous Black Friday record, set last year, was just over 175,000 background checks. The previous single-day record, set December 21, 2012, was approximately 177,000. Continue reading “FBI: Black Friday Background Checks ‘Shattered Single-Day Record’”
Amid the biggest single-day drop in two months, WTI Crude has been hammered back to $40.05 once again as a cooling realization washes across the energy complex that Saudi Arabia will make no changes at this week’s OPEC meeting (delegate quoted as saying “OPEC unlikley to cut if non-OPEC is not cutting,”) leaving a grossly over-supplied (and over-leveraged Shale drillers) world to flounder… Continue reading “WTI Crude Slumps To $40 On Further OPEC Delegate Comments”