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The Black Sphere n- by Kevin Jackson
Facts and reality are superfluous to liberals. It’s about how they look and how they make you feel.
It turns out the guest of honor for Michelle Obama at the State of the Union is a Democrat operative.
Yes, a fake, a fraud, an “Obama.” Continue reading “Michelle Obama’s SOTU guest is a FRAUD”
The Daily Sheeple – by Chris Carrington
Sky News US is reporting that video footage has surfaced of a uniformed police officer shoving a wheelchair bound paralyzed man off the curb and into the road. Only the seat belt attached to the chair stopped the man from falling out.
Devaughn Frierson had approached a group of police officers before the incident took place. The officer who pushed the wheelchair into the road has not been named but can be heard complaining that the wheelchair ran over his foot. Continue reading “Cop Shoves Wheelchair-Bound Paralyzed Man Off Curb”
Iran has built a 27-meter-long missile, capable of delivering a warhead “far beyond Europe,” and placed it on a launch pad at a site close to Tehran, an Israeli television report said Wednesday, showing what it said were the first satellite images of the missile ever seen in the West.
It stressed that the missile could be used to launch spacecraft or satellites, but also to carry warheads. Continue reading “Israeli TV shows ‘Iranian missile’ that ‘can reach far beyond Europe’”
Shark Tank – by Javier Manjarres
With President Obama pushing to “normalize” relations with Communist Cuba and its Heckle and Jeckle tyrants, Fidel and Raul Castro, there has been talk about where Obama would prop up the Cuban consulate to the United States.
You would think that a natural fit for a Cuban consulate would be the Peoples Republic of North Cuba, or Miami, Florida, but considering that the opening of a consulate in that neck of the Cuban exile woods, would all but guarantee continuous demonstrations of exiles hurling dominoes at the structure, could there be another location in the U.S. that would be best suited for President Obama’s cafe con leche endeavor? Continue reading “Communist Cuba Looking For a U.S. Home, Obama Serves As Realtor”
Free Thought Project – by John Vibes
Port Arthur, Texas – Epileptic and self-prescribed medical marijuana patient Jeremy Bourque is facing jail time for growing 3 marijuana plants that were intended to be used for personal medical consumption.
Jeremy’s home was raided back in April and he was charged with possession and cultivation of marijuana, and now he is due in court this week to begin his trial.
Jeremy was diagnosed with Epilepsy at the age of 15 and has been hospitalized more than 10 times since his diagnosis, including one time in which he was in a coma for over a week. Continue reading “State of Texas Forcing Epileptic Man to Suffer, Facing Jail Time for Trying to Self-Medicate”
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A sheriff in Fulton County, New York, is taking on that state’s anti-gun establishment by defying an attempt to have legal handgun owners “recertify” their right to bear arms with the state bureaucracy.
New York adopted the sweeping SAFE Act legislation in 2013 with most of the attention focused on a ban on “assault rifles” and high-capacity magazines. But a little-known provision of the bill requires every handgun owner to recertify their permit with the local sheriff or clerk’s office by 2018. The counties are then required to upload the permit information to a statewide digital database that is being created. The process must be repeated every five years. Continue reading “Sheriff’s advice: ‘Toss gun-registration letters in trash’”
Independent – by Andrew Buncombe
What, precisely, does Senator Roger Wicker know about the climate that everyone else has missed?
Why, when even his Republican colleague James Inhoffe – a man who once dismissed climate climate as a “hoax” – vote that it is real, does Mr Wicker continue to insist it is not. Continue reading “Roger Wicker: Meet the one (and only) US senator who still thinks climate change is a hoax”
Radar devices that allow police officers to effectively see into suspects’ homes raise “privacy concerns of the highest order,” top lawmakers on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee said Thursday.
At least 50 U.S. law enforcement agencies have secretly equipped their officers with that technology, with little notice to the public or the courts. The devices work like very fine motion detectors, capable of determining whether someone is inside a building by detecting movement as slight as human breathing. Continue reading “Senators question Holder on police use of motion detectors”
The former police officer, who allegedly planned to kidnap, kill, and eat women, was recently released from jail
We’ve heard about being hungry for love, but this takes things to a whole new level.
Gilberto Valle – aka the man who became known as ‘Cannibal Cop’ over his strange woman-eating fantasies – popped up on Match.com recently. Continue reading “Match.com deletes cannibal police officer’s dating profile: ‘He listed cooking as a hobby’”
Austin, TX – People living in a homeless camp near the area where a body was found are being forced to move.
The body of 27-year old Tasha Morrison was found on the 8800 block of I-35 on Monday.
Kelly Dubose, who lives in a nearby camp, found Morrison’s body about 20-yards off the road. Now, Dubose and about a dozen other people are being forced to leave the camp. Continue reading “People living in homeless camps could face fines of up to $500”
Argentine Federal Prosecutor Alberto Nisman, left was found shot to death Sunday. Israelis believe he was murdered because he was going to testify Monday about Argentine President Cristina Kirchner’s coverup of a Iranian role in the 1994 bombing of a Jewish Community Center that killed 85 and injured hundreds. Miguel, a resident of Buenos Aires challenges this view.
With this last service for Israel, Nisman helped destroy Cristina Kirchner’s government . Her government was too Pro-Palestinian, Pro Iran, and pro Russia and China. Sound like France’s recognition of the Palestinians and Charlie Hebdo? Continue reading “Charlie Hebdo Redux in Argentina”
The first batch of GlaxoSmithKline’s experimental Ebola vaccine has been shipped to West Africa and is expected to arrive in Liberia later on Friday, the British drugmaker said.
The shipment, of an initial 300 vials of the vaccine, will be the first to arrive in one of the three main Ebola-affected African countries, GSK said in a statement.
It will be used in the first large-scale vaccine trials in coming weeks, in which health-care workers helping to care for Ebola patients will be among the first to get it. Continue reading “Experimental Ebola vaccine arrives in Liberia”
Jay Nygard thought he was in the clear after a Hennepin County judge ruled last October that state law upheld his right to keep his four DIY wind turbines, which his home city of Orono vowed to take down.
Now Judge Susan Robiner says Orono cops can drag him off to jail if he doesn’t disassemble the turbine in his front yard by February 19. She’s wanted him to do that since June 2014, saying the turbine produces an “intense flashing light and sound” that “no person should be expected to endure.” Continue reading “Minnesota man will go to jail for 6 months if he doesn’t remove a windmill from his own property”
The Times of Isreal
WUSA 9 – by Brad Heath
Closer – by Kayleigh Dray
Keye TV – by Lydia Pantazes
Henry Makow
CBC News
City Pages – by Susan Du