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Fellowship of the Minds – by DCG
A very dangerous and slippery slope in New York now thanks to Governor Cuomo.
From NY Post: New York City Catholics and abortion opponents voiced outrage Saturday over the lack of justice for an unborn child who was killed in Queens. Continue reading “NYC accused man accused of stabbing pregnant girlfriend gets a pass on baby’s murder because of new abortion law”
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Democratic lawmakers are pushing stricter gun laws in statehouses across the country, emboldened by sweeping electoral victories in 2018 and confident that public opinion is on their side a year after the school shooting in Parkland, Florida.
Last year’s wins handed Democrats control of the governorship and legislature in several more states, including New Mexico, New York, Colorado, Maine and Nevada, and lawmakers are using their new power to draft or pass gun laws. Continue reading “Armed with new power, Democrats push for stricter gun laws”
Investment Watch – by EmoHaircut
There are roughly 18.6 Million vacant homes in the United States, while there are an estimated 3.5 Million Americans who experience homelessness. 40,000 of those Americans who experience homelessness are United States military veterans. This comparison of numbers of vacant homes and the homeless population over the last ten years makes a bleak statement about housing inequality. Continue reading “The amount of vacant homes in the United States is six times the amount of individuals without a place to sleep at night.”
Five million Latin Americans plan to migrate to the United States in the next 12 months, and an estimated 42 million more say they want to enter the country.
Those statistics were in a report from Jim Clifton, the chairman and CEO at Gallup: Continue reading “Gallup: Five Million Latin Americans Coming to U.S. in Next 12 Months”
The Mind Unleashed – by John Vibes
The New York Police Department (NYPD) sent a cease and desist letter to Google last week, demanding that the company stop allowing its customers to report police checkpoints using their GPS apps.
The report mentioned Google Maps and Waze, the popular GPS app that allows users to share information about hazards on the road, including the presence of police. The app allows drivers to pinpoint the exactly location of police and report sightings to fellow drivers, saving untold people from speeding tickets and arrests due to victimless crimes. Continue reading “NYPD Orders Google to Stop Showing Drivers Where the Cops Are At”
John Galton and his girlfriend Lily Forester had finally made it. On a March 2017 evening, the young American couple sat on their balcony above Acapulco, Mexico, counting their blessings. They’d recently moved into a big house on a mountainside and were eyeing an ambitious push into the artisanal bong business.
Galton and Forester were anarcho-capitalists who slipped U.S. drug charges worth 25 years in prison, they said in a YouTube video that night. They’d hopped the border and resettled in what Galton called one of the world’s “pockets of freedom,” a community billed as a libertarian paradise. Continue reading “John Galton Wanted Libertarian Paradise in ‘Anarchapulco.’ He Got Bullets Instead.”
U.S.A. -(Ammoland.com)- The National Instant Background Checks System (NICS) checks for December of 2018 were 2,543,385. They were just a little less (42,753) than NICS checks for December of 2017. That makes them the fourth highest December on record and puts the total for 2018 as the second highest year of NICS checks on record with 26,181,936. The top year was 2016, with 27,438,673. Continue reading “December 2018 NICS Background Checks make Second Highest on Record”
Ed. Note: Forget Venezuela. Look at Colombia. Washington lacks any imagination but the really shocking thing is how many Americans will accept the notion the US is now stopping Iran and Hezbollah in Venezuela.
If readers need a “reality check” on more realistic and believable circumstances in Venezuela, readers are invited to look at this account: Continue reading “Washington has flipped out”
ST. PAUL, Minn. – Alissa Harrington took an audible breath as she slid open a closet door deep in her home office. This is where she displays what’s too painful, too raw to keep out in the open. Continue reading “‘Parking lot suicides’ at VA hospitals prompt calls for better training, prevention efforts”
Patriot Rising – by Dave Workman
While gun rights activists across the country have been focusing considerable attention on the war being waged against Washington state gun owners, because that state is something of a “test tube” for gun control schemes, there’s a second front in the effort to erode the Second Amendment going on south of the Columbia River in neighboring Oregon. Continue reading “Oregon Anti-Gunners Launch Attack; 20 Rounds a Month in One Bill!”
Big League Politics – by Waldo Crane
Enrique Tarrio, who is the Chairman of the Proud Boys fraternal organization, had his personal Chase bank account shut down abruptly earlier this week.
In a letter obtained exclusively by Big League Politics, the bank informs him that he must shut down all of his accounts by April 1st, 2019, without giving a reason. Continue reading “Chase Bank Shuts Down Proud Boys Leader’s Personal Bank Account”
A California police department discovered a secret underground shooting range belonging to a “known gang member”, complete with numerous weapons and ammo.
Fontana Police Department posted pictures of the secret hideaway that they found Thursday night. Continue reading “California police discover secret underground shooting range, weapons, thousands of rounds of ammo at gang member’s home”
The Intercept – by Glenn Greenwald
THE NATIONAL ENQUIRER HAS engaged in behavior so lowly and unscrupulous that it created a seemingly impossible storyline: the world’s richest billionaire and a notorious labor abuser, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, as a sympathetic victim.
On Thursday, Bezos published emails in which the Enquirer’s parent company explicitly threatened to publish intimate photographs of Bezos and his mistress, which were apparently exchanged between the two through their iPhones, unless Bezos agreed to a series of demands involving silence about the company’s conduct. Continue reading “Jeff Bezos Protests the Invasion of His Privacy, as Amazon Builds a Sprawling Surveillance State for Everyone Else”
Moonlight Mint – by David Carr
President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s 1933 executive order outlawing the private ownership of gold in the United States was arguably unconstitutional. But why did he do it ? Many historians and economists point to efforts to get the economy moving again as the reason, the theory being that people were hoarding gold and the velocity of money in circulation needed to be sped up.
But the real reason for the gold confiscation was a bailout of the privately-controlled Federal Reserve Bank. And the evidence has been printed right in front of our faces. Continue reading “FDR’s 1933 Gold Confiscation was a Bailout of the Federal Reserve Bank”
On July 27, 2017, Johnny Wheatcroft was a passenger in a silver Ford Taurus when a pair of Glendale police officers pulled in front them in a Motel 6 parking lot.
The stop was for an alleged turn signal violation.
Minutes later, Wheatcroft was handcuffed lying face down on the hot asphalt on a 108-degree day. He’d already been tased 10 times, with one officer kneeling on his back as another, Officer Matt Schneider, kicked him in the groin and pulled down his athletic shorts to tase him a final time in his testicles, according to a federal lawsuit and body camera footage obtained by ABC15. Continue reading “Abuse of Force: Body camera video shows man tased 11 times by Glendale officers”