Year: 2016

Yahoo News

An Oklahoma man on the run for the past week after a shooting spree that left two dead and four others wounded has been killed in a shootout with police in western Oklahoma. One deputy sheriff was shot, according to the Oklahoma Highway Patrol.

Oklahoma County sheriff John Whetsel told ABC News that the deputy shot in the incident is expected to survive. The officer is a Dewey County sheriff’s deputy. He was transported to Elk City Hospital.   Continue reading “Oklahoma Murder Suspect Dead After Shootout With Police, Deputy Sheriff Shot”

The Hill – by Lydia Wheeler and Jordan Fabian

President Obama has commuted the sentences of 98 inmates, the White House announced Thursday.

It was Obama’s eighth round of commutations this year, bringing him to a total of 872 since taking office — more than the past 11 presidents combined. He’s commuted the sentences of 688 inmates this year alone.   Continue reading “Obama commutes sentences of 98 inmates”

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As an American Sovereign it is my duty to serve you official notice of the following:

Title 18 U.S.C. § 4. Title 18 U.S.C. § 4. Misprision of felony. Whoever, having knowledge of the actual commission of a felony cognizable by a court of the United States, conceals and does not as soon as possible make known the same to some judge or other person in civil or military authority under the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.   Continue reading “Washington D.C. is a foreign controlled corporation unlawfully posing as the government of the American people.”

Daily Mail

A slain Alaska police officer told his children that he feared he would get shot, just hours before he was hit during a gun battle with a career criminal.

Fairbanks police Sgt. Allen Brandt died on Friday, two weeks after he was shot five times in the legs while responding to reports of gunfire.   Continue reading “Alaska police officer and father of four dies in the hospital”

Free Thought Project – by Claire Bernish

Cannon Ball, N.D. — On Thursday, police from no less than five states sporting full riot gear and armed with heavy lethal and nonlethal weaponry, pepper spray, mace, a number of ATVs, five tanks, two helicopters, and military-equipped humvees showed up to tear down an encampment of Standing Rock Sioux water protectors and supporters armed with … nothing.

Under orders from the now-notorious Morton County Sheriff’s Office, this ridiculously heavy-handed standing army came better prepared to do battle than some actual military units fighting overseas.   Continue reading “Like a ‘Concentration Camp’ Police Mark DAPL Protesters with Numbers & Lock Them in Dog Kennels”

The Hill – by Don Rosenburg

I always cared about the immigration issue, even before my son was killed. As a 30-year resident of southern California, I’d been noticing for years the extent to which concrete and sprawl was swallowing up the natural environs of my corner of the state. Of all states, I always thought, why is it the one that’s most beautiful and with the most arable and productive land that’s being torn up and paved over. And just how much traffic and gridlock are people willing to take, I would think to myself. Then my son, in his second year of law school, was run over three times and killed by an illegal-alien driver. That’s when I became an immigration-control activist and that’s why I can’t support Hillary Clinton, the open-borders candidate for president.   Continue reading “Man whose son was killed by illegal immigrant files two suits against feds”

Peak Energy – by Dr. Thomas Levy

For many years, truth be known, cardiologists have just believed that getting a heart attack was bad luck, blaming it on a bad family history, a poor diet, being overweight, or saying “I guess it was just your time, because you haven’t been doing anything wrong.”

For the past century, scientific articles have continued to pour in showing that there are very many risk factors for heart disease, like elevated cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, and so on. There is no question that such risk factors are clearly associated with heart disease, and, when uncontrolled, appear to accelerate its development. But, there IS a missing link that we must discuss right now.   Continue reading “Most cardiologists shocked to discover the true cause of heart attacks”

Reuters

A powerful earthquake struck Italy on Sunday in the same central regions that have been rocked by repeated tremors over the past two months, with more homes and churches brought down but no deaths reported.

The quake, which measured 6.6 according to the U.S. Geological Survey, was bigger than one on Aug. 24 that killed almost 300 people. Many people have fled the area since then, helping to avoid a new devastating death toll.   Continue reading “New earthquake rocks Italy, buildings collapse but no deaths reported”

Yahoo News

FBI Director James Comey wrote his bombshell letter to Congress on Friday about newly discovered emails that were potentially “pertinent” to the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server before agents were able to review any of the material because the bureau had not yet gotten a search warrant to read them, three government officials who have been briefed on the probe told Yahoo News.

When Comey wrote the letter, “he had no idea what was in the content of the emails,” one of the officials said, referring to recently discovered emails that were found on the laptop of disgraced ex-Rep. Anthony Weiner, the estranged husband of top Clinton aide Huma Abedin. Weiner is under investigation for allegedly sending illicit text messages to a 15-year-old girl.   Continue reading “FBI still does not have warrant to review new Clinton emails”