Month: November 2022

KOIN

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — As votes continue to be counted throughout Oregon, the Linn County Sheriff is already preparing for the possible passage of one measure that is some of the strictest gun control legislation in the U.S.  Continue reading “Linn County won’t enforce Measure 114 if passed, Sheriff says”

AmmoLand – by John Crump

AUSTIN, Tex -(Ammoland.com)- The Ghost Gunner 3 has gotten an upgrade allowing it to make optic cuts in pistol slides. The company that started the 3D-printed firearms craze has updated its flagship desktop CNC machine to be able to cut steel.  Continue reading “Ghost Gunner Announces GG3-S for Optic Cuts on Pistols”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

These past few months have seen the ‘war of drones’ play a decisive role on the Ukrainian battlefield. For the Russian side, drones were heavily utilized in the ramped up air campaign to degrade Ukrainian energy infrastructure following the bombing of Crimea’s Kerch Strait Bridge. For Ukraine’s army, Western-supplied drones have allowed them to strike increasingly behind Russian front lines. There’s meanwhile been international condemnation over the prevalence of Iran-supplied suicide drones launched from the Russian side. Continue reading “White House Slams Door On Advanced Drones For Ukraine”

The Cradle

A report released last week by the New York University School of Law’s Brennan Center for Justice details how the US Department of Defense (DoD) has been allowed to covertly deploy troops and wage secret wars over the past two decades in dozens of countries across the globe.  Continue reading “Pentagon exploits post 9/11 laws to wage ‘secret wars’ worldwide: Report”

Breitbart – by Kurt Zindulska

Globalist elites will be dining on a gourmet selection of meats, fish, and dairy at the United Nations COP27 climate change conference in Egypt, as they push supposedly more sustainable foods like bugs. Continue reading “COP27 Hypocrisy: Globalists Munch Down on Meat as They Push Bug Diet for the ‘Proles’”

Fox Business

The Internal Revenue Service is on a hiring spree, just as several well-known companies have announced thousands of layoffs over the last few weeks. Continue reading “IRS hiring 700+ customer service reps amid wave of corporate layoffs”

Union Bulletin – by Kevin Fixler

BOISE, Idaho — Two more eastern Oregon counties appeared to join the growing, long-shot campaign to extend Idaho’s western border to add their region to the state, initial midterm election returns indicated.  Continue reading “Campaign to extend Idaho’s western border gains more Oregon support”

Daily Mail

A man has blasted Just Stop Oil zealots whose stunt on Britain’s busiest motorway this week caused him to miss his father’s funeral.

Tony Bambury was travelling with his family to the funeral just off the A13 near Pitsea from his home in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire on Monday when he discovered that the eco-mob had blocked parts of the M25 in protest – hugely disrupting his journey. Continue reading “Man misses his father’s funeral due to Just Stop Oil protest on M25”

Nottinghamshire Police

Nottinghamshire Police will be the first force in the country to offer a brand-new training programme which will turn military service leavers into police officers.  Continue reading “Brand new training programme to turn military service leavers into police officers”

EFF – by Matthew Guariglia

In August, the Tulsa police department held a press conference about how its new Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs), a controversial piece of surveillance technology, was the policing equivalent of “turning the lights on” for the first time. In Ontario, California, the city put out a press release about how its ALPRs were a “vital resource.” In Madison, South Dakota, local news covered how the city’s expenditure of $30,000 for ALPRs “paid off” twice in two days.    Continue reading “The Rise of the Police-Advertiser”

Anti-War – by Dave DeCamp

Ukrainian lawmakers are planning to send a delegation to Washington in December to meet with newly elected members of Congress to ensure bipartisan support for spending on the war in Ukraine continues, The New York Times reported on Wednesday. Continue reading “Ukrainian Lawmakers to Send Delegation to US to Meet With Newly Elected Members of Congress”

Willamette Week – by Lucas Manfield

Oregon is on the verge of a major tightening of its gun control laws.

As of noon Wednesday, Measure 114 had won 50.7% of the vote, with many of the outstanding ballots in blue Willamette Valley strongholds. Continue reading “Backers of Oregon Gun Control Measure 114 Declare Victory in Close Contest”

Facebook

Mark Zuckerberg just shared the following with Meta employees:

Today I’m sharing some of the most difficult changes we’ve made in Meta’s history. I’ve decided to reduce the size of our team by about 13% and let more than 11,000 of our talented employees go. We are also taking a number of additional steps to become a leaner and more efficient company by cutting discretionary spending and extending our hiring freeze through Q1.  Continue reading “Mark Zuckerberg’s Layoff Message to Meta Employees”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In what is likely going to be another thorn in the side of Elon Musk, Tesla and Autopilot, it was revealed in a report last week that many self-driving features in vehicles can be “messed with” using lasers.  Continue reading “Lasers Can “Hack” Self-Driving LiDAR Sensors, Creating False “Blind Spots”, New Study Reveals”