Time – by Arica L. Coleman, July 29, 2016

On May 20, 2000, the legendary actor and president of the National Rifle Association Charlton Heston stood before the podium at the organization’s 129th annual convention with a banner raised behind him featuring the America flag and the words “Vote Freedom.” As he concluded his address, Heston picked up a replica of a flintlock rifle, raised it over his head and declared, in his own dramatic fashion, that anyone who wanted to take his gun would have to pry it “from my cold, dead hands.”  Continue reading “When the NRA Supported Gun Control”

Washington Examiner – by Mike Brest

A former Tulsa police officer admitted during testimony before the House Judiciary Committee that she would “not comply” with an assault-style weapons ban if Congress were to pass one.

Dianna Muller, a 22-year veteran of the Tulsa Police Department and the founder of gun advocacy group The DC Project, was one of many to testify in front of the committee during their Protecting America from Assault Weapon hearing Wednesday.  Continue reading “‘I will not comply’: Ex-cop tells House Judiciary Committee she will not obey assault-style weapon ban”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Los Angeles, CA — As TFTP reported in June, panic erupted inside a Corona, California Costco as multiple people were injured and one man was killed during a shooting. Dozens of  shoppers immediately dropped to the ground as fears of the next mass shooting filled their thoughts. However, it turns out the “mass shooter” was an LAPD cop and his unarmed victims were a mentally disabled non-verbal man and his parents. After months of slow playing and refusing to release the surveillance footage, the Riverside County District Attorney announced that they will not be charging the cop. Continue reading “No Charges for Cop Who Gunned Down Unarmed Mentally Ill Man and His Parents in Costco”

CNBC

President Donald Trump warned in a tweet Thursday amid the Ukraine whistleblower inquiry that the stock market would melt down if Congress successfully impeached him.

“If they actually did this the markets would crash. Do you think it was luck that got us to the best Stock Market and Economy in our history. It wasn’t,” the tweet said.  Continue reading “Trump warns again that the stock market would crash if he is impeached”

Chuck Baldwin

The Pharisees, Scribes, Elders and Priests of Israel were the great enemies of the Lord Jesus Christ. It was they who led the Hebrew people to crucify Christ and persecute and kill His apostles. These were also the men whose teachings and doctrines would later be compiled in the Talmud. The Sanhedrin was the governing council of these men and of the Hebrew nation at the time.  Continue reading “Noahide Law, Not Sharia Law, Is The Threat”

MassPrivateI

The public trust has been betrayed. District Attorney’s (DA) are using CCTV cameras and license plate readers to create public surveillance networks.

According to U.S. Legal, the definition of a DA is “to investigate alleged crimes in cooperation with law enforcement.” Not a single one of the 22 definitions includes running a public surveillance network. Continue reading “Betrayed: District Attorney’s Are Running “Advanced Public Surveillance Networks””

Tech Crunch

At the end of its hardware event today, Amazon  announced a new program for testing and selling its own experimental, limited-volume hardware: Day 1 Editions.

The first of these new products is Echo Frames. These are Alexa-enabled glasses, though, unlike Google  Glass, there’s no camera and no display, just microphones and a speaker.  Continue reading “Amazon wants to put microphones into your rings and glasses”

KPIX

FREMONT (CBS SF) – A Tesla electric patrol car by the Fremont Police ran low on electricity in the middle of a pursuit, after the department said someone forgot to plug the vehicle into a charger.

According to officials, the officer was pursuing a vehicle headed down to the South Bay when the car began to run low on battery power. Continue reading “Fremont Police Tesla Near-Dead Battery Forces Officer Off Pursuit”

Reason – by Elizabeth Nolan Brown

More than a dozen U.S. marines are facing criminal charges in a human smuggling investigation, after Border Patrol agents caught two of them—Lance Corporals Byron D. Law and David J. Salazar-Quintero—transporting three undocumented immigrants in early July. Law and Salazar-Quintero have been charged with “transportation of aliens for financial gain and aiding and abetting.” Continue reading “13 Marines Charged in Human Smuggling Investigation”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

Sen. David Perdue (R-GA) now supports Sen. Mike Lee’s (R-UT) green card giveaway bill, which will allow investors to reward many more Indian graduates for taking middle-class jobs from American college graduates.

Perdue’s decision to end his opposition to the bill clears the way for Lee to rush his bill through the Senate on Thursday. If no other senators object, Lee’s bill will move through the Senate, putting it much closer to becoming law.  Continue reading “Sen. David Perdue OKs Silicon Valley Takeover of College Graduate Job Market”

A&E for 9/11 Truth – by Ted Walter

On the 18th anniversary of 9/11, CNBC senior analyst and former anchor Ron Insana went on Bernie and Sid In the Morning on New York’s 77 WABC Radio to share his haunting experience of that horrible day.

Approximately eight minutes into the interview, Insana made a statement regarding the 47-story World Trade Center Building 7 — which collapsed late in the afternoon of 9/11 — that is truly stunning, especially considering his access to the scene and his job as a prominent news anchor:  Continue reading “CNBC Anchor Ron Insana: Building 7 a ‘Controlled Implosion’”

The Mind Unleashed – by Elias Marat

As the 10-year anniversary of the horrific Deepwater Horizon oil spill approaches, the area’s ocean floor has been transformed into a fetid wasteland coated in tar and populated by handfuls of deformed, tumor-ridden crustaceans.

The explosion on a BP oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010, was one of the most catastrophic disasters to hit the ocean in human history, with the U.S. government estimating that 4.9 million barrels (210 million gallons) were discharged across hundreds of square miles.  Continue reading “Deepwater Horizon Spill Created Horrific Mutant Creatures in the Gulf of Mexico”

Fed Up Democrat

September 24, 2019 — With an Executive Order (EO) Donald Trump ordered a 5-year Flu Vaccine Task Force to “to promote the use of more agile and scalable vaccine manufacturing technologies and to accelerate development of vaccines that protect against many or all influenza viruses.”

The Task Force is looking to “increase influenza vaccine use through enhanced communication and by removing barriers to vaccination.” (emphasis added) Just what “barriers” are Trump & his team looking to remove? Sounds ominous to me, and indicates more mandates and limits on our Health Freedoms.  Continue reading “Trump Orders Massive 5-Year Flu Vaccine Task Force”

The Great Recession

As noted in my last article, “Fed Loses Control of its Benchmark Interest,” bank liquidity strains are written all over this month’s troubles. Some may find that hard to believe because there is so much hot air (fiat money) still floating the system from a historical standpoint. There is a sound fundamental reason, however, that a lot is not enough. The diminished money supply is simply not enough to keep the world’s huge asset bubbles (hot-air balloons) moving around. Simply put: if you move or convert a LOT of big assets, you need a LOT of liquidity in banks to handle those transactions.  Continue reading “Sailing Through a Global Storm Without Enough Hot Air”