Year: 2015

Buckeye Firearms Association – by Jeff Knox

Advocates for gun control are liars. They specialize in taking some little snippet of fact and presenting it in a way that totally misrepresents reality. Statements like “3000 children are killed with guns every year,” don’t inform people that most of those “children” are late-teen gang-bangers who are actually killed by adults, or that accidental firearm deaths among children and youths have been falling for decades and are currently at historic lows, despite the fact that guns and gun ownership are up dramatically. The claim that “gun deaths exceed traffic deaths” in this or that state, conceals the fact that two thirds of those deaths are suicides, and that suicide rates in “gun friendly” states are comparable to rates in “gun restrictive” states. Still these misleading “factoids” are unquestioningly parroted by “journalists” based solely on press releases from professional anti-rights lobbyists.   Continue reading “Anti-Gun Groups: Even Their Names Are Lies”

Patriot or Traitor

House Speaker John Boehner has apparently become a master at what Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer calls the “Tollbooth Strategy.” As Schweizer explains in his new book, Extortion: How Politicians Extract Your Money, Buy Votes, and Line Their Own Pockets: “You pay money at a tollbooth in order to use a road or bridge. The methodology in Washington is similar: if someone wants a bill passed, charge them money to allow the bill to move down the legislative highway.” According to Schweizer, Boehner apparently used the Tollbooth Strategy to collect more than $200,000 in political donations from executives just days before holding votes on bills critically important to their industries.   Continue reading “John Andrew Boehner is a traitor.”

The Free Thought Project – by Casandra Rules

Bakersfield, CA– North Beardsley Elementary in Bakersfield, California, is facing backlash after the principal, Aimee Williamson, who happens to be the wife of the Bakersfield police chief, decided to celebrate the pseudo holiday of Law Enforcement Appreciation Day on January 9th.  The biggest problem is that this hits far too close to home for one student.

Outspoken activist Alicia Moore was horrified when her seven year old daughter returned home from school on Thursday upset about her class assignment that day, as her older brother’s father was brutally beaten to death by 15 Bakersfield police officers in 2005.   Continue reading “School Activity Praising Police Outrages Mother Whose Son’s Father Was Murdered by 15 Cops”

They say, “If you want to see the future, observe the past. For history repeats it’s self when histories lessons aren’t learned.” Many in this day don’t know their history, and the history of the world around them. This is due to many reasons.

For One – history isn’t taught in a way that it prepares students to avoid the mistakes of previous generations. And there’s a reason for that …..those in positions to make these decisions are marxists.  Creatures such as this, desire to remove the evidence of their ideologies failures. So as to keep promoting the rubbish they hold dearly. We need to look no further for an example than to the mental midgets’ associate, Bill Ayers. Ayers, and others like him, have been grooming several generations of willing lemmings. These lemmings have proven to be well taught in the marxist lies and propaganda of this failed ideology.   Continue reading “England’s NHS Incapable of Meeting Patient Needs”

The Daily Signal – by Kelsey Harkness

Go to a gun show, and you won’t find many merchants using PayPal.

You’ll also find few vendors using popular payment processors such as Square, Stripe and Spark Pay.

That’s because some payment processors explicitly prohibit the use of their systems for online — and some in-store — sales of firearms, ammunition and certain accessories.   Continue reading “Firearms Sellers Say They’re Being Choked Off From Payment Processors”

My Fox NY

MYFOXNY.COM/AP – 150 firefighters have responded to an early morning fire near Penn Station which is affecting subway and rail service in the area.

Authorities say A, E and C trains are back to normal but are slowing down on approach to Penn Station.

Long Island Rail Road service is also impacted. Trains are being diverted to Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn or Hunterspoint Avenue in Queens. Some trains are cancelled at Jamaica Terminal in Queens.    Continue reading “Penn Station fire impacting morning commute”

Examiner – by Mark Whittington, August 1, 2014

Very quietly, NASA has tested a space drive that does not use propellant and according to the laws of physics should not work, according to a Thursday story in Wired.UK. The problem is that the drive, called the “Cannae Drive” by its inventor Guiddo Fetta, did work in the NASA directed test. If the efficacy of the drive is confirmed, the implications for space travel are profound. It seems that another technology from Star Trek may be about to become reality.   Continue reading “NASA successfully tests engine that uses no fuel, violates the laws of physics”

NYPD Shomrim Society

What is Shomrim?

The first Shomrim Society was established in the New York City Police Department in 1924. Capt. Jacob Kaminsky was the first president. It is rumored that a comment made to a young Jewish officer going on patrol was the spark that started this fraternal and charitable organization. It was suggested that he might feel more at home with a salami, rather than a nightstick, under his arm. Well ,he kept his salami, his heritage and his police status. At that time only 1% of the department was Jewish.   Continue reading “NYPD Shomrim Society”

Sustainable Pulse

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed the Russian Federation Code of Administrative Offences into law, including a new article establishing liability for the violation of mandatory requirements for the labeling of food products that contain GMOs.

The bill which was submitted by the Federal Service for Supervision of Consumer Protection and Welfare (Rospotrebnadzor) imposes fines for vague or unclear labeling on food products containing genetically modified ingredients.   Continue reading “Russian President Putin Signs GMO Labeling Liability Law”

Boing Boing – by Xeni Jardin

Keysweeper is a super-creepy keystroke logger disguised as a USB wall charger that piggybacks on GSM networks.

Its developer, Samy Kamkar, describes it as a “stealthy Arduino-based device, camouflaged as a functioning USB wall charger, that wirelessly and passively sniffs, decrypts, logs and reports back (over GSM) all keystrokes from any Microsoft wireless keyboard in the vicinity.”   Continue reading “Keysweeper: creepy keystroke logger camouflaged as USB charger”

Inside the Eye Live

January 12, 2015   Show Archives

Patricia Aitken, host of “The Sacred Cow BBQ” on Studio B of Revolution Radio @ Freedomslips.com joined Inside the Eye – Live! on Saturday, January 10, 2015 for hour number 3. Topics of discussion largely revolved around the latest BLM’s efforts stifle public access to public land in Nevada.   Continue reading “Patricia Aitken, Updates from Bundy Ranch – BLM Standoff – 1.10.15”

Engadget – by Timothy J. Seppala

By all accounts, I shouldn’t have hit the dummy target 300 yards downrange because everything was working against me. For starters, the Las Vegas desert was windy as hell. Factor in that I was shaking thanks to nerves, cold temperatures and the pressure of a camera rolling while I tried something brand-new and you have a recipe for failure. Or should have. While I can barely pull off a headshot in a video game, I nailed one on my first try with TrackingPoint’s high-powered, precision-guided rifle. Once the initial wave of “Holy shit!” wore off, something else replaced my elation: I didn’t feel I’d earned that bull’s-eye because basically all I had to do was pull the trigger. On my way back into Sin City, I couldn’t get over just how cold and emotionless that left me feeling.   Continue reading “Shooting a laser-guided rifle made me feel like a robot”