Month: August 2019

Campus Reform – by Ethan Cai

The Washington State University assistant chief of police says he is “disappointed” after a new gun law took effect.

The law, called Initiative 1639, forbids anyone under the age of 21 from purchasing a semi-automatic rifle, according to the website of the Washington State Office of the Attorney General. The law also prohibits the selling or transferring of semi-automatic rifles to anyone under 21.  Continue reading “WSU police ‘disappointed’ after new state gun law takes effect”

I HAVE PONDERED OVER EXACTLY “HOW” THE UNIFORM COMMERCIAL CODE AND BLACKS LAW (WHICH IS RABBINIC BULLSHIT) MANAGED TO USURP THE BILL OF RIGHTS AS AMERICAN LAW, AND HOW IT WAS SUCCESSFULLY INSTALLED AS OUR LEGAL SYSTEM.

THE JEWS, WHO WERE “RUNNING THE SHOW” AFTER RECONSTRUCTION, OBVIOUSLY BEGAN TO PIT THE BILL OF RIGHTS AGAINST ITSELF, IN AN ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW OUR AMERICAN GOVERNMENT. IN OTHER WORDS, WHEN DOES “FREEDOM OF SPEECH” BECOME TREASON?  Continue reading “KOYOTE MEMORIES”

Summit News – by Steve Watson

Wikipedia, the online Encyclopedia, which has been routinely accused of left wing bias, has a list of ICE facilities under a section titled “concentration and internment camps,” and is keeping it there despite critics requesting it be removed.

The list of ICE facilities reappeared on the concentration camps page after Democrats, including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, used the rhetoric to describe US holding centers on the border with Mexico.  Continue reading “Wikipedia Has ICE Facilities Listed Under ‘Concentration And Internment Camps’ Section”

Common Dreams – by Andrea Germanos

A new analysis reveals that the United States is expected to be the main contributor to a “looming carbon time bomb.”

Released Tuesday by human and environmental rights group Global Witness, the report (pdf) shows how the U.S. is on track to dwarf other nations’ shares of new oil and gas production over the next decade. In fact, says the analysis, 61 percent of all new global production is likely to come from the United States.  Continue reading “US Set to Blow Other Countries Away With ‘Staggering’ Scale of New Oil and Gas Production”

New York Post – by Kenneth Garger

A Cleveland police officer was arrested for allegedly recording himself urinating on a 12-year-old girl while she was waiting for her school bus, according to a report.

Officer Solomon Nhiwatiwa, 34, drove up to the minor last Friday in Euclid, Ohio and first tried to kidnap her, asking if she’d like a ride to school, according to Cleveland.com. Continue reading “Cleveland cop allegedly filmed himself urinating on girl at school bus stop”

New York Post – by Michael Hollan

Now that’s a real “one-of-a-kind” catch!

A woman in upstate New York made what some are calling “the catch of a lifetime” when she reeled in a fish that appears to have two mouths. When a photo of the fish was uploaded to Facebook, it unsurprisingly went viral. Continue reading “Fish with ‘two mouths’ caught in upstate NY shocks anglers”

Video Rebel’s Blog

In the last Depression 3 million Americans starved to death. Since then we have added 202 million people thanks the benefits the Elite get from unlimited legal and illegal immigration. I estimate that America will lose at least 50 million people in the period of the Troubles after the first Nationwide Food Riots.

Many of those 50 million will be leaving America because they will feel safer in their homeland after the violence erupts here.  Continue reading “First. Nationwide Food Riots, Then …”

ABC News

A sniper located in an apartment building in Los Angeles County opened fire on a sheriff’s deputy just outside his station house on Wednesday afternoon.

The deputy, identified as 21-year-old Angel Reinosa, was shot in his bulletproof vest in the parking lot of the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Lancaster station by someone in the apartment building across the street, which is a government-subsidized facility.  Continue reading “Los Angeles sheriff’s deputy shot by sniper from apartment building; still on the loose”

Market Watch – by Jeffry Bartash

Turns out hiring wasn’t nearly as strong in 2018 and early 2019 as the government initially reported — by about a half-million jobs.

The economy had about 501,000 fewer jobs as of March 2019 than the Bureau of Labor Statistics initially calculated in its survey of business establishments. That’s the largest revision since the waning stages of the Great Recession in 2009.  Continue reading “U.S. created 500,000 fewer jobs since 2018 than previously reported, new figures show”

CBC News

Microplastics contained in drinking water pose a “low” risk to human health at current levels, but more research is needed to reassure consumers, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Thursday.

Studies over the past year on plastic particles detected in tap and bottled water have sparked public concerns but the limited data appears reassuring, the UN agency said in its first report on potential health risks associated with ingestion.  Continue reading “Microplastics in drinking water are ‘low risk’ to human health: WHO”

Newsmax – by John Gizzi

The U.S. Department of Justice is dusting off a rarely used 1968 anti-crime measure known as the “H. Rap Brown Law” to launch prosecutions of both the far-left Antifa and white supremacists, DOJ sources told Newsmax on Tuesday.

Officially known as the Anti-Riot Act, the law makes it a federal crime to cross state lines “with intent (A) to incite a riot or (B) to organize, promote, encourage, participate in, or carry on a riot.”  Continue reading “DOJ Dusts Off ’68 ‘H. Rap Brown Law’ to Prosecute Antifa”