Enforce our Bill of Rights
WEB Notes: You know, it occured to me, “what would Jesus do” in this circumstance?…
John 2:13
13 “And the Jews’ passover was at hand, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem,” Continue reading “Churches Are Opening Their Doors To Businesses In Order To Survive”
If you have any ground turkey in your freezer, you need to check to see if it’s among the more than 78000 pounds of meat that has just been recalled.
Produced by Butterball, LLC, in Mount Olive, N.C, the turkey was sold in July under several brand names including Butterball, Kroger, and Food Lion. Continue reading “Check Your Freezers: 78000 Pounds of Ground Turkey RECALLED”
Six men with connections to protests in Ferguson, Missouri, have all met untimely deaths in the past four years drawing speculation in the activist community that something sinister is at play.
Two were found dead inside torched cars, three died of apparent suicides and another collapsed on a bus, his death ruled an overdose. Continue reading “Puzzling number of men tied to Ferguson protests have died”
In other news: Due to conspiracy theories, make sure to get information about this attack ONLY from the government.
Via: New Zealand Herald:
Some of the world’s most deadly sharpshooters were in Christchurch when New Zealand’s worst ever terror attack unfolded on Friday, with NZSAS taking to the streets to help hunt the rampaging mosque shooter. Continue reading “Christchurch: NZSAS, Other Special Forces Teams and Armed Police Exercises Underway During Mosque Attacks”
South Carolina sheriffs have embezzled, bribed and dipped into public funds for expensive chauffeurs. They’ve driven drunk and bullied other public officials. They’ve been accused of leveraging their power to sexually assault their female employees.
While many South Carolina sheriffs have strong records of serving the public, others served themselves and their cronies, a five-month Post and Courier investigation found. Continue reading “SC sheriffs fly first class, bully employees and line their pockets with taxpayer money”
NEW YORK (AP) — A man wanted in the 1999 shooting of an off-duty New York Police Department officer who later died from his injuries was arrested in Florida almost two decades after the incident, and the head of the NYPD on Sunday offered his thanks to fellow law enforcement for their perseverance.
Local television stations in Jacksonville, Florida, reported Lester Pearson, 43, was taken into custody Friday morning in connection to the death of officer Vincent Ling. Continue reading “Suspect in 1999 shooting of NYPD officer arrested in Florida”
Harrisburg, PA –-(Ammoland.com)- A new bill introduced in Pennsylvania would establish a gun registry within the state.
HB0768 is known as the Firearms Registration Act. The Democrats that introduced the bill were Mary Louise Isaacson (D), Angel Cruz (D), and Mary Jo Daley (D). Last Friday, the General Assembly referred the bill to the committee on judiciary. Continue reading “Firearms Registration Act Introduced In Pennsylvania”
Even before the Christchurch incident, I never bothered advocating for gun rights in New Zealand. Besides rural people, who tend to own guns, you have near total ignorance combined with a long running social engineering program designed to create a very anti-gun climate here—and that’s on the best of days. The average person here thinks a gun can explode and indiscriminately kill everyone in a 100 metre radius. It’s beyond retarded.
After this Christchurch thing… WOW! Continue reading “New Zealand: The Most Hysterical Reaction to an Event I’ve Seen Since 9/11”
Investment Watch – by magnora7
“None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.” – Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
The Overton Window shows our conversations, words, and even thoughts are limited by what our culture and media signals to as ok and what is taboo. Continue reading “This is how people are owned: A small world of freedom, seated within a larger universe of control.”
WILLISTON, Vt. (WCAX) If you’re planning on taking the boat out this season, Vermont State Police want to make sure you can make the most of your time on the water.
VSP is participating in the national Spring Aboard campaign, which encourages boaters to get educated prior to the kick-off of the boating season. Continue reading “VSP joins Spring Aboard campaign”
A suspect confronted the court, two other under investigation; reports about another suspect who left for Israel faces the silence of authorities.
The attack to two mosques in Christchurch, a city in eastern New Zealand, has led to the death of 49 people leaving dozens seriously injured. The terrorist, holding a camera on head live-streaming the attack on Facebook, rushed the Al-Noor mosque with a gun and then fled to streets continuing to shoot the passers-by. Continue reading “The fifth suspect of Christchurch shootings has defected to Israel”
Disobedient Media – by William Craddick
As the world reels from the tragic terrorist attack against two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, much attention has been given to sensational information about the single named suspect, Brenton Tarrant. However, the hyperfocus on Tarrant distracts from the fact that the Australian national was arrested along with other suspects. Continue reading “Evidence Indicates Link Between North Korean Embassy Break-In And Christchurch Attacks”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Despite being entirely healthy, a federal judge handed down a decision this week that denied healthy children entry into school based on the sole factor of being unvaccinated. The judge cited an “unprecedented measles outbreak” for his decision to ban unvaccinated children from school.
“The plaintiffs have not demonstrated that public interest weighs in favor of granting an injunction,” U.S. District Court Judge Vincent Briccetti said in federal court this week. Continue reading “Federal Judge Bans Healthy Children from School for Being Unvaccinated”