Year: 2020

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

June 2020 witnessed nearly 4,000,000 National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) checks, shattering not only the record for any previous June but also the record for any single month, period.

FBI numbers showed 3,931,607 NICS checks conducted in June, besting the previous single-month record of 3,740,688 in March 2020. Continue reading “FBI: June 2020 Shattered Firearm Background Check Record”

Red Right Patriot – by Paul Duke

America is in a tough spot at the moment, as the coronavirus crisis begins to boil over once again.

The second wave of COVID-19 is definitely upon us as we speak.  Experts are warning now that we could see up to 100,000 new cases per day if we don’t work diligently to get this under control.  Continue reading “No Mask? That’ll Cost you Up To $500 in This American City”

Statement from Circuit Attorney Kimberly M. Gardner in regards to events over weekend: pic.twitter.com/KqqFHIvL9Q

— Circuit Attorney (@stlcao) June 29, 2020

Henry: Do as the politicians do, recite the 5th Article forbidding forced self-incrimination and don’t say another word.

NBC 4

Health officials are investigating a new cluster of eight or more COVID-19 cases in Rockland County tied to a large party earlier this month, but they’re running into trouble with contact tracing because people refuse to cooperate.  Continue reading “Rockland County, Probing New Cluster, Uses Subpoenas as People Resist Contact Tracing”

The National Pulse – by Natalie Winters

The shipment, valued at almost $130,000, originated from Shenzen, China and was intended for a residence in Melbourne, Florida.

Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers in Louisville, however, intercepted the illegal weapons deal, emphasizing unreported weapons minimize the U.S.’s “safe and strong” status. Continue reading “11,000 Assault Weapons Parts Smuggled In From China, Says U.S. Border Agency”

Deseret News – by Kyle Dunphey and Sahalie Donaldson

PROVO — Protests against police brutality in Provo took a tense turn Monday night as a white Ford Excursion pushed through a line of protesters blocking traffic at the intersection of North University and Center Street and a gunshot was reported.

Roughly 100 people took to Center Street on Monday protesting police brutality, the latest demonstration in weeks of protests across the Beehive state. However, what demonstrators say was a peaceful protest appeared to turn violent, with protesters claiming multiple cars tried to ram into them and Provo police investigating the gunshot report.  Continue reading “Police investigating after driver pushes through line of protesters in Provo, gunshot reported”

The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

The coin shortage in the United States is becoming quite severe, and a lot of people are deeply concerned about where this might be leading us.  But if you don’t run a business or deal with coins on a regular basis, you may not even know that it is happening.  On Monday, my wife told me that a lot of people on Facebook were talking about this nationwide coin shortage, and then on Tuesday Ricky Scaparo posted a couple of news stories about it, so I decided that I better start looking into this.  Because if this coin shortage is going to be used to push us toward a cashless society, that makes it a really big deal.  Continue reading “Is The Nationwide Coin Shortage Being Used To Push Us Toward A Cashless Society?”

CNBC

White House coronavirus advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said Tuesday that U.S. health officials are keeping an eye on a new strain of flu carried by pigs in China that has characteristics of the 2009 H1N1 virus and 1918 pandemic flu.

The virus, which scientists are calling “G4 EA H1N1,” has not yet been shown to infect humans but it is exhibiting “reassortment capabilities,” Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee during a hearing. Continue reading “Dr. Anthony Fauci says new virus in China has traits of 2009 swine flu and 1918 pandemic flu”

Eric Peter’s Autos

The current push to impose mandatory Face Diapering will likely decide the future of this country. Of the freedom to dissent in this country. 

That may sound a bit much, but consider. If they can impose Universal Face Diapering, they will have succeeded in destroying the possibility of dissent  – other than in your head, exactly like the people in Orwell’s 1984. Continue reading “The New Party Overalls”

LifeSiteNews – by Lianne Laurence

NEW YORK, June 26, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) — United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres is calling for a “multilateral” level of governance with the “teeth” to “function as an instrument of global governance where it is needed.”

“The problem is that today’s multilateralism lacks scale, ambition and teeth,” Guterres said during a Thursday press conference on the launch of the UN’s “comprehensive response to COVID-19” — the novel coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China.  Continue reading “UN secretary general calls for ‘global governance’ with ‘teeth”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Greenwood Village, CO – By refusing to hear a tragic case in which police officers in Greenwood Village, Colorado, destroyed a private residence while pursuing a suspected shoplifter the Supreme Court has seemingly granted police new powers for which they will not be held accountable. They can now apparently completely destroy your home and they will not have to pay for it. That’s what happened to Leo Lech’s home in 2015 after a shoplifter — accused of stealing a shirt — illegally entered his home, forcing Greenwood Village SWAT to go room by room ransacking the place with explosives. Continue reading “SWAT Team Blows Up Family’s Home in Search of a SHOPLIFTER—Supreme Court Says So What”

Yahoo News

Following “ongoing violence and public safety issues,” Seattle’s mayor has issued an executive order to clear the Capitol Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) zone — a several block, autonomous police-free zone — and Seattle police enforced the order Wednesday morning. Continue reading “Seattle police clear CHOP zone, make arrests after mayor’s executive order”