Month: March 2017

Fox News

BROKEN ARROW, Okla. –  Oklahoma authorities say three would-be burglars have been fatally shot by a homeowner’s son who was armed with a rifle.

The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office received a call around 12:30 p.m. Monday from someone inside a home who told dispatchers that people had broken into the house and that shots had been fired.   Continue reading “Oklahoma authorities: Homeowner’s son kills 3 burglars”

Ron Paul Liberty Report – by Chris Rossini

President Trump is creating a new “White House Office of American Innovation” (read: a new bureaucracy) with his son-in-law Jared Kushner at the helm. Kushner said over the weekend: “The government should be run like a great American company.”

Sorry, can’t happen.

It’s literally an impossibility.
Continue reading “No…Government Can’t “Be Run Like A Great American Company””

Daily Mail

BBC News

Hundreds were welcomed to explore a nearly 13-meter long inflatable colon – complete with unhealthy polyps and lesions – on Saturday in Kahnawake, a Mohawk reserve near Montreal.

The colon, which was outside of the Knights of Columbus Club, is on tour with the Colorectal Cancer Association of Canada. Organizers say the giant inflatable section of the digestive system is a way to bring awareness to colon cancer.   Continue reading “Inside your backside: Giant inflatable colon helps demystify colon cancer”

Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns

Eastview, KY — Kaytlin McClure didn’t call the police. She had no need to do so. She was just minding her own business in her own home this week, when the police dropped by late at night to pay her a visit. They were canvassing the neighborhood and wanted McClure’s help with their search for a fugitive. But rather than catching their man, they shot her dog.

In a Facebook post, McClure described her babies.   Continue reading “Cops Go to Innocent Woman’s Home, Shoot Her Dog for No Reason, Take No Responsibility”

RT

An 18-year-old Maryland high school student is facing charges related to an alleged plot to attack her school in April using a shotgun and explosive materials. She kept a detailed journal of her plans and the school’s emergency procedures.

Nicole Cevario, 18, gathered bomb-making materials, ammunition and a shotgun, according to the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office, but never brought them to her school, Catoctin High School in Thurmont, Maryland.   Continue reading “Maryland honor student plotted to bomb and shoot up high school – police”

Mail.com

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — South Korean prosecutors said Monday that they want to arrest former President Park Geun-hye over the corruption allegations that triggered a huge political scandal and toppled her from power.

The move comes after prosecutors grilled Park for 14 hours last week over suspicions that she colluded with a jailed confidante to extort from companies and committed other wrongdoing when she was in office.   Continue reading “South Korean prosecutors push to arrest ousted president”

Mail.com

OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — A 22-year-old officer and new recruit died Monday morning after a shootout with a man who fled a traffic stop in central Oklahoma, police said. Officer Justin Terney was shot several times late Sunday and died after undergoing surgery overnight, Tecumseh Assistant Police Chief J.R. Kidney said.

Terney had only graduated from the police academy last summer, Kidney said. “He was a very young officer, just getting a start,” he said. “He was taken way too soon.” The man who fired on Terney was also shot multiple times and in intensive care Monday morning, Kidney said. Police have not released his identity.   Continue reading “Oklahoma police officer dies after traffic-stop shooting”

Mail.com

SEATTLE (AP) — Sixteen months after he declared a state of emergency on homelessness, Seattle’s mayor is asking voters in this liberal, affluent city for $55 million a year in new taxes to fight the problem.

Some are pushing back, saying the city already spends millions to combat homelessness, and things appear to have gotten worse, not better. In making his case, Mayor Ed Murray says the problem has grown exponentially and federal and state help is unlikely. He wants voters to support a proposed ballot initiative that would increase property taxes to raise $275 million over five years for homeless services — almost doubling what Seattle spends each year.   Continue reading “Some balk as Seattle seeks to spend more money on homeless”

RT

Israeli intelligence agency Mossad attempted to turn French spies into double agents during a joint operation in Syria, Le Monde newspaper reported, citing a French intelligence report.

The report, part-published by the French daily, reveals Mossad’s efforts to develop relationships with French spies between 2010 and 2011, in an effort to achieve its goal of turning them into double agents and obtain sensitive information for Tel Aviv.   Continue reading “Israel’s Mossad may have turned French spies into double agents during joint op – report”

Katehon.com

Once the ostensible reasons of the war that caused the death and displacement of hundreds of thousands of people in Syria are set aside we need to look 200 years back in order to understand what has actually happened. The main target of the “Big Game” that had gradually developed by the onset of 19th century was to disintegrate and weaken Russia and the Ottoman Empire, the two great powers of the North Africa, the Middle East, Asia and Caucasus.
Continue reading “PYD/YPG: The British Deep State’s Pawn In Syria”

New York Post – by Dana Schuster

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool Huma Abedin four times, and she’ll still take you back.

After years of public humiliation by her sext-a-holic husband, Anthony Weiner, 40-year-old Abedin finally separated from the former congressman in August, one day after The Post reported that he had sent yet another explicit photo to a woman — this one showing his toddler son asleep beside him.
Continue reading “Huma Abedin ‘working hard’ on marriage with Anthony Weiner”