Enforce our Bill of Rights
Well, this is an interesting development. Lawyers working for 9/11 families have filed a petition to open a Grand Jury inquiry into 9/11.
The summary and supporting evidence are really quite strong, at least arguing very successfully that an inquiry is at least justified: Continue reading “Lawyers File For Grand Jury Investigation Into 9/11”
CNS News – by Terrence P. Jeffrey
The federal government paid a “bed rate” of $127.82 per day to house each illegal alien detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement in fiscal 2016, according to ICE data published in a new report by the Government Accountability Office.
Even if you do not count the extra day in that leap year, that works out to $46,654.30 for each detention bed occupied by an illegal alien for 365 days. Continue reading “$46,654: Annual Cost of Detaining Illegal Alien Exceeds Average American Income”
A rising number of questions surround the rather mysterious deaths of now two Broward County sheriff’s deputies in the weeks following the Valentine’s Day mass murder at the Marjory Stoneman Douglass High School in Parkland, Fla.
As noted by the Fellowship of the Minds blog, the first deputy, Jason Fitzsimmons, was found dead around April 1 after calling in sick to work. At 42, the blog noted, Fitzsimmons was “in [an] excellent state of mind and health,” and yet he was found dead on his sofa. Continue reading “Mystery: Two Broward County Sheriff’s deputies have died since the Parkland, Florida shootings and no one knows why”
The Nevada Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the Metropolitan Police Department must begin releasing body camera footage and 911 call audio from the Las Vegas mass shooting.
“The speed with which the Supreme Court made this decision reflects the complete absence of merit in the Metropolitan Police Department’s arguments,” Review-Journal Executive Editor Glenn Cook said Friday. Continue reading “Court orders release of audio, video from Las Vegas shooting”
Salem Media, owner of the influential conservative outlet RedState, froze the site on Friday and dismissed many of its writers.
Bloggers were locked out of their accounts — some just temporarily, while the cuts were made, and others permanently.
Erick Erickson, the site’s longtime editor who left in 2015, tweeted about what he called the “mass firing” on Friday morning. Continue reading “‘Mass firing’ at conservative site RedState”
SAN DIEGO (CBSLA) — A Los Angeles police officer has been arrested on federal charges alleging he tried to smuggle two illegal immigrants into the United States this week in southeastern San Diego County.
Mambasse Koulabalo Patara has been charged with violating immigration laws, according to a federal complaint filed Wednesday. Continue reading “LAPD Officer Arrested For Trying To Smuggle Immigrants Across Border”
Two pistols made from a meteorite estimated to be around 4.5 billion years old have priced that pair at $4.5 million. The company that created the pistols, Cabot Guns, has effectively produced the world’s most expensive handguns, each worth about $2.25 million.
Known as the “Big Bang Pistol Set,” the guns were forged from metals found in the Gibeon meteorite, which fell in Namibia and is named for the nearest town after it was discovered in 1836 by English captain J. E. Alexander. Rob Bianchin, founder, and president of Indiana-based Cabot Guns said the guns have received plenty of attention for how they were made. Continue reading “Guns Made From 4.5 Billion-Year-Old Meteorite Priced At $4.5 Million”
One Liberian with Lebanese nationality and ten Africans have been convicted in an Algerian court on charges of spying for Israel, the Anadolu Agency news service has reported.
According to the report, the Algerian court sentenced a “Liberian national of Lebanese origin” to death and another seven African nationals from Guinea and Mali to 10 years in prison on charges of “espionage for Israel.” Continue reading “Algeria: Eleven Africans Convicted of Spying for Israel”
In the future, everything is connected. Even our walls will be watching us binge watch TV on our couches.
Yes, the internet is already connected to doorbells, toasters, and light bulbs, changing the way we interact with them. Even our fridges are possessed by an AI that can shame us for not picking the free-range, organic eggs. Continue reading “Everything Is Smart In The Future, Even The Freakin’ Walls”
Gun Watch – by Dean Weingarten
Gary Kleck, the award winning criminologist who documented significant levels of defensive gun use (DGU) in American society, has uncovered research done by the CDC that strongly corroborates his findings. Kleck and Gertz’s seminal study was done in 1993, presented in 1994, and published in 1995.
The CDC research was done in 1996, 1997, and 1998, but was never publicized. Continue reading “CDC Failed to Report Strong Evidence of Defensive Gun Uses”
WEB Notes: We just discussed the possibility of peace between North Korea and the world. Today, we are a step closer to that reality as the leaders of North and South Korea made a historic pledge for peace. To remove nuclear weapons from the Korean peninsula. You can see this historic moment in the video below…
You will note in the video Kim Jung Un shakes the hand of the South Korean leader as they stand on each side of their own border. Kim takes a step over to the South and the two leaders speak for a moment. Then you can see Kim tell the South Korean leader to step on the North side and they both go together holding hands.
Continue reading “Historic: North And South Korea Pledge “There Will Be No More War On The Korean Peninsula And A New Age Of Peace Has Begun””
Breathalytics and Precision Kiosk Technologies are trying to convince courtrooms, probation officers and police to purchase self-service biometric DUI kiosks
Breathalytics will scan a participants fingers while simultaneously confirming their identity with facial recognition software. (To find out more about their fingerprint scanner click here.) Continue reading “Police facial recognition DUI kiosks coming to a city near you”
