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Virginia Israel Advisory Board
At the invitation of Governor Ralph Northam, the Israeli Ministry of Defense is bringing a delegation of 20 Israeli companies with autonomous systems, avionics and naval technologies to the Commonwealth February 3 – 6th 2020. Continue reading “Israeli Unmanned Systems, Naval & Avionics Defense Delegation Visiting Virginia”
A Richmond Circuit Court judge on Thursday denied a bid from gun-rights activists to block Gov. Ralph Northam’s temporary gun ban for Capitol Square ahead of a rally there Monday.
“The governor is vested with the power to take ‘action from time to time as is necessary for the adequate promotion and coordination of state and local emergency services activities relating to the safety and welfare of the commonwealth,” Judge Joi J. Taylor wrote in her three-page ruling. “The plaintiffs in this case will not suffer an irreparable harm sufficient to justify the injunction.”
The FBI on Thursday arrested three suspected neo-Nazis who had planned to travel with firearms to Richmond, Va., to participate in a protest against gun control measures proposed by the state legislature’s newly-seated Democratic majority.
Federal officials took the three men into custody in connection with a probe into the white supremacist group The Base, charging them with several federal crimes in Maryland, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland announced. Continue reading “FBI arrests three suspected neo-Nazis who planned to protest Virginia gun control proposals”
Libyan War the Truth – by JoanneM
BREAKING NOW From the intelligence of the great tribes of Libya and alliance of the Libyan people.
Erdogan has begun to move his army into Tripoli. I was passed a document of registration of an African Airlines. This is the FIRST flight coming into LIbya carrying Turkish soldiers. You will see a picture of the document below the photos of the Turkish ship below. Continue reading “Turkey Begins Military Invasion of Libya”
Tragically, most Americans do not have any idea what it was that actually triggered America’s War for Independence. The primary reason was not “taxation without representation,” or taxes of any kind, for that matter. And it was certainly not because our Founding Fathers were a bunch of anti-government extremists or demon-possessed puppets of the Illuminati. Continue reading “Lexington And Concord Redux In Virginia”
Prominent far-right activists and groups banned from rallying with weapons in Charlottesville, Virginia, after the deadly 2017 “Unite the Right” rally are headed back to the state for a pro-gun rally in Richmond, where tensions are running high.
The demonstration was triggered by a package of gun control bills backed by Virginia’s Democratic governor, Ralph Northam, and set to be passed by the Democratic-majority state legislature. The laws would, among other things, require mandatory background checks for gun buyers and institute a monthly cap on firearm purchases. Continue reading “Charlottesville Banned These Far-Right Activists, but They’re Bringing Their Guns to Richmond”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
West Virginia lawmakers introduced a resolution on Tuesday inviting Virginia’s Second Amendment sanctuary counties to legally secede and “be admitted to the body politic of the State of West Virginia.”
House Concurrent Resolution 8 reads: Continue reading “WV Lawmakers Invite VA 2nd Amendment Sanctuary Counties to Secede And Join Their State”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Baltimore, MD — Nothing highlights the lack of training, the irrational fear, and brutal nature of police officers quite like videos of them beating elderly women. While this may sound shocking, it happens and is caught on video far too often to be an “isolated incident.” In fact, TFTP just reported on an elderly grandmother being attacked and tasered in her own home by cops after she demanded a warrant before they entered her home, and now, it’s happened again. Continue reading “Cops Violently Assault Grandma In Her Home After Granddaughter Cursed at Police”
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Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard
Despite the expansion of “gun sanctuaries” to a record 130 Virginia towns and counties Wednesday, covering most of the state, foes of gun control legislation speeding through Richmond are raising new fears they will be forced to register weapons, a move that could lead to “confiscation.” Continue reading “Gun advocates see ‘registry’ and ‘confiscation’ coming to Virginia”
Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard
Second Amendment groups heading a planned protest and rally of potentially 130,000 supporters Monday in Richmond, Virginia, are warning members to be on the lookout for agitators “invited” by gun control advocates to stir up violence and discredit their effort.
In an alert sent by one of the groups leading the “lobbying day” effort, supporters were advised to look the other way should counterprotesters challenge them. Continue reading “Gun groups: Virginia Democrats want violence to disrupt, ‘smear’ gun control protest”
Days after the Soleimani assassination and a move in Iraq’s parliament to begin the process of expelling American forces from the country, Trump issued threats of severe economic reprisal against Baghdad should it move forward with booting US troops. “We have a very extraordinarily expensive air base that’s there. It cost billions of dollars to build. Long before my time. We’re not leaving unless they pay us back for it,” he said at the time in an initial veiled threat. Continue reading “US Prepares To Cut All Military Aid If Iraq Asks Troops To Leave”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Richmond, VA — Since last month, tensions have been escalating in Virginia as lawmakers prepared a slew of gun laws that would have drastically changed the landscape of the state’s view on the Second Amendment. Protests have erupted, police officers have parted ways with the state government promising not to enforce gun bans, and on Wednesday, the hostility between pro-gun groups and government came to a head as Governor Ralph Northam declared a state of emergency. Continue reading “VA Declares State of Emergency to Stop ‘Serious Threats of Armed Militias Storming Capitol’”
New York Post – by Lee Brown and Yaron Steinbuch
Jeffrey Epstein’s eyes had burst capillaries after his body was found in his Manhattan jail cell, suggesting that the convicted pedophile was likely murdered through manual strangulation and did not hang himself, a forensic pathologist says in a TV interview.
In a clip provided to The Post from a “Dr. Oz” special set to air Thursday, former New York City Medical Examiner Dr. Michael Baden discusses his theories and examines graphic photographs. Continue reading “Disturbing evidence in Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy points to his murder: pathologist”
According to Phillip Van Cleave, president of the Virginia Citizens Defense League, attorneys are likely to file suit as early as Thursday to seek an injunction blocking Governor Ralph Northam’s gun ban on the grounds of the state capitol during next Monday’s Lobby Day, which is expected to draw tens of thousands of gun owners to the state capitol. Continue reading “VCDL Expected To Seek Injunction Blocking Northam’s Gun Ban”
Gun Watch – by Dean Weingarten
The December, 2019 National Instant background Checks System numbers were the highest month in the year, at 2,936,894 checks for the month. Those numbers lead to the highest number of checks for a year on record. 2019 saw the most background checks ever done in a single year, with 28,369,750 checks done in 2019.
Increasing numbers of checks done for carry permits and permit rechecks skew the totals from reflecting only gun sales. Continue reading “December 2019 NICS Increase, lead to All time Record for 2019”
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has subpoenaed Denver law enforcement for information on four foreign nationals wanted for deportation and may consider expanding the unusual practice to other locations if necessary. It’s an escalation of the conflict between federal officials and so-called sanctuary cities.
ICE, the Homeland Security agency responsible for arresting and deporting people in the U.S. illegally, could take the subpoena to a federal judge, who can order them to hand over information and find them in contempt if they don’t comply, officials said. Continue reading “Immigration agency subpoenas sanctuary city law enforcement”
Arthur F. Wayne, ITNT – As we earlier documented, the entire story about “Iranian Terrorist Masoud” is a fabrication. Today we can add more evidence to our reporting that further proves that, indeed, the story is FALSE.
From the Miami Herald you can get a photo of some, alleged, official police documents that the news media is now trying to use to debunk our previous findings (and questions) about “Masoud”, “his” weapons, his Iranian passport and “his” 22,000 dollars in cash. Continue reading “Story About “Iranian Terrorist” in Palm Beach, Florida is Still FALSE, Alleged OFFICIAL Police Documents REVEAL”
ITNT – Apparently, it’s too late. The power over the .org domains (globally) will be transferred to Ethos Capital after all – for US$1.135 billion. At least, if that previous amount is still correct because that specific information is being kept secret by Ethos Capital.
In it’s response to ICANN’s request for more details about the acquisition of PIR, the Public Interest Registry, by Ethos Capital, Ethos Capital states the following (emphasis added). Continue reading “War on .ORG: Ethos Capital Says it Provides More Details but Keeps Crucial Information Secret”