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Superior Court Judge Anita Farris struck down Seattle’s gun storage ordinance Monday, ruling it violates the state’s 36-year-old preemption law.
Preemption laws exist in various states around the union. They forbid cities and other localities from passing gun controls that exceed those which exist at the state level. Continue reading “Superior Court Judge Strikes Down Seattle Gun Storage Ordinance”
Pacific Gas & Electric may be shutting off the power for a lot of people in California again.
The utility announced that it may need to do another “public safety” outage to prevent wildfires — less than two weeks after it did the same thing to 2 million Californians — much to the frustration of residents and officials. This potential new power outage could impact up to 500,000 people. Continue reading “500k PG&E customers may lose power as San Jose revolts with buyout proposal”
Low-income consumers are struggling to make ends meet despite the “greatest economy ever,” and if a recession strikes or the employment cycle continues to decelerate — this could mean the average American with insurmountable debts will likely fall behind on their debt servicing payments, according to a UBS report, first reported by Bloomberg.
UBS analyst Matthew Mish wrote in a recent report that 44% of consumers don’t make enough money to cover their expenses. Continue reading “Nearly Half Of US Consumers Report Their Incomes Don’t Cover Their Expenses”
A Florida man was arrested Thursday for allegedly beating a man to death after he caught him watching he and his girlfriend have sex.
Victor Vickery, 30, was taken into custody on Thursday following an investigation into the July 2018 death of 57-year-old Asaad Akar by the Fort Lauderdale Police Department. Continue reading “Naked Florida Man Allegedly Beats Peeping Tom to Death After Catching Him Outside Girlfriend’s Window”
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Benjamin Netanyahu gave up his effort to form a new government on Monday after failing to secure a majority coalition, creating an opportunity for centrist rival Benny Gantz to replace Israel’s longest serving prime minister.
Netanyahu, who heads the right-wing Likud party, said he had been unable to form a government following an election in September, and was returning the mandate back to Israel’s president, Reuven Rivlin. Rivlin said he intends to task Gantz with the job of putting together a new government. Continue reading “Israel’s Netanyahu gives up effort to form new government”
US President Donald Trump is “fully prepared” to use military force against Turkey if “needed,” Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has declared, qualifying the statement by insisting Washington prefers to use its “diplomatic powers.”
“We prefer peace to war,” Pompeo told CNBC in a taped interview that aired Monday afternoon. Continue reading “Trump ‘fully prepared’ for military action against Turkey – Pompeo”
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Archive: TWFTT 10-21-19
There is an old saying that “the Kurds have no friends but the mountains”. Poetic, poignant and tragic; but not quite true. Despite the mainstream Western media lamenting the latest “betrayal” of Kurdish allies by the US government, there has been one ally who has had a consistent relationship with the Kurds: Israel. Continue reading “The Kurds may well have ‘no friends but the mountains’, but they do have Israel”
A Grand Solar Minimum is a period in time when the sun is less active and has fewer sunspots. The Maunder Minimum was 1645-1715. The Dalton Minimum was about 1786 to 1816.
Below is an excerpt from a recent news article and below that are my comments. I would appreciate your thoughts. Continue reading “I grew up in earthquake country.”
Daily Caller – by Peter Hasson
Biologically male cyclist Rachel McKinnon won a women’s world championship Saturday.
McKinnon, representing Canada, won gold for the sprint event in the women’s 35-39 age category at the 2019 Masters Track Cycling World Championships in Manchester, England. Continue reading “Biological Male Sets World Record For Women’s Cycling”
Extinction Rebellion is paying activists up to £400 a week to lead the protests that have brought chaos to the streets of Britain, documents seen by The Mail on Sunday reveal.
Protesters have received payments totalling more than £70,000 in four months alone. Continue reading “Extinction Rebellion climate change zealots are paid £400 a week to bring mayhem to our streets”
Free Beacon – by Stephen Gutowski
National law enforcement organizations harshly criticized Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke’s plan to send police officers to collect AR-15s and AK-47s from those who refuse to turn them in under his mandatory buyback scheme.
In interviews with the Washington Free Beacon, leaders from groups representing hundreds of thousands of law enforcement officers described Beto’s gun confiscation plan as “ridiculous,” “asinine,” and likely unconstitutional. Continue reading “Police Groups Slam Beto’s Plan to Send Cops to Collect Americans’ Guns”
TRENTON, N.J. – Thousands of New Jerseyans will visit Garden State pumpkin patches this October to take home everyone’s favorite Halloween agricultural accent.
This week, the Murphy Administration went out of its way to remind residents that yes, like most things in this state, your pumpkins ARE subject to the sales tax. Continue reading “Murphy Administration: Your N.J. pumpkins are subject to sales tax!”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Farmington, NM — A veteran Farmington police officer was allowed to quietly resign this month in a move to escape accountability after horrifying video footage showed him attacking an 11-year-old girl with special needs.
The incident unfolded on August 27, but the officer’s lapel camera video has only just been released. It is nothing short of disturbing as it shows the officer, who is much bigger than the girl, slamming her down on the concrete while abusing her. Continue reading “School Officials Plead with Cop to Stop Attacking 11yo Girl with Special Needs”
With gasoline prices in California eclipsing $4/gallon, Americans have taken to nervously glancing at their gas gauges. Oil prices appear to only be going in one direction (up), with dramatic disruptions such as a drone attack on Saudi refineries disrupting fuel supplies. But things may soon get far worse if the International Maritime Organization (IMO), a sub-agency of the United Nations, implements onerous worldwide restrictions on fuel content. Continue reading “Gas Prices Expected to Rise in 2020—Thanks to an Obscure UN Regulator”
Israel should not be constrained by international borders or laws if it feels under threat, and can always rely on US support, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said following his meeting with the Israeli PM and the chief of Mossad.
The US administration has always been “very clear” that it gives Israel a free rein in hunting down any purported sprouts of ‘Iranian threat’ in the region, using national security as an ultimate excuse, Pompeo said in an interview with Jerusalem Post. Continue reading “‘Iranian threat’ gives Israel ‘fundamental right, even obligation’ to bomb whomever it wants – Pompeo”
The Federalist Papers – by Carmine Sabia
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has given her endorsement to her Tio (Uncle) Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders.
And not only because he is a fellow Democrat Socialist, whatever that means, but because he, like she, recognizes that illegal aliens work harder than Americans. Continue reading “Ocasio-Cortez Says We Need More Government Control To Have More Freedom”