Enforce our Bill of Rights
In the aftermath of the Las Vegas shootings last year in October, I wrote a column entitled “They Are Coming For Our Guns.” In that column, I listed sixteen gun control bills that were working their way through the U.S. House and Senate.
See the column here: Continue reading “This Is The Beginning Of Totalitarian Government”
Activist Post – by Nicholas West
I’m happy to report some good news coming out of New Orleans thanks to the excellent investigative reporting of Ali Winston with The Verge.
As I reported two weeks ago, Winston helped to uncover a secret predictive policing program that had been ongoing for 6 years by the New Orleans PD in cooperation with CIA-connected Palantir Technologies. The program had been designed to operate behind the cover of a philanthropic partnership orchestrated by political operative James Carville so as to avoid having to disclose the details to citizens and even to their elected representatives in the city council. Now it appears that the intrepid reporting of Ali Winston has led to the abrupt cancelling of the program just a short time after the initial article was published. Continue reading “New Orleans Cancels Secret Pre-Crime Police Program After Media Exposure”
A judge in Oregon used a bench as a battering ram to break free from a locked courtroom, causing about $3,000 in damage, a report said.
Judge Susie Norby offered to pay for the damage out of her own pocket, but a Clackamas County spokesman said the funds will come from the county’s general fund, meaning taxpayers will foot the bill, the Oregonian reported.
Norby said her offer was turned down because county officials regarded the cost as negligible, the newspaper reported. Continue reading “Judge locks self in courtroom, causes $3G in damage trying to break free: report”
Truth in Media – by Barry Donegan
The Illinois State Senate passed HB 1465 on Wednesday, a bill banning the sale of certain types of semi-automatic weapons to individuals under age 21. The bill would also make owning such a weapon below that age a Class 3 felony for a first offense and a Class 2 felony for a second offense.
The bill deviates from the traditional military definition of assault rifle, requiring the weapon to be capable of selective fire options like three round bursts and fully-automatic, and instead defines it as any semi-automatic rifle or pistol with a belt or magazine fed system capable of more than 10 rounds or featuring a folding stock or the ability to accept tactical attachments such as scopes. The definition also includes some .50 caliber rifles. Those individuals currently owning the weapons would be required to surrender them within 90 days. Continue reading “Under 21 ‘Assault Weapon’ Ban Requiring Gun Surrender Clears Illinois Senate”
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — State legislators have rejected efforts to pursue a presidential pardon for a New Hampshire man in prison for his role organizing armed backers of Nevada rancher Cliven Bundy after a 2014 standoff.
The New Hampshire House on Thursday has voted down the resolution for Gerald “Jerry” DeLemus. Continue reading “Pardon Effort Fails for Man Imprisoned After Ranch Standoff”
New York Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo took part in a die-in protest against gun owners Wednesday in New York City. Continue reading “New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Takes Part in Anti-Gun Die-In Protest – Surrounded by Armed Guards”
A male student at Indiana University of Pennsylvania has been notified he is no longer allowed to attend a class taught by a feminist professor.
Lake Ingle received official notification from IUP on March 2, informing him he is not permitted back in the class “Special Topic — Self, Sin, and Salvation” due to “behaviors that significantly disrupt the learning process in th[e] class.” Continue reading “IUP student banished from class for challenging feminist professor”
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Archive: TWFTT 3-16-18
PRITCHARD, Ala. – A 70-year-old Alabama woman was handcuffed and hauled off to jail for allegedly failing to mow her lawn.
The woman said police showed up at her door and arrested her. The city claims an arrest warrant was issued because she failed to respond to a citation for overgrown grass and brush, but the woman said she did respond providing documentation proving she no longer owned the property in question. Continue reading “Mix up lands senior citizen behind bars for not mowing lawn”
Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn
After the February 14, 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, two student “survivors” — Emma Gonzalez and David Hogg — were interviewed on CNN, demanding gun control and trashing President Trump and the NRA. Continue reading “The curious case of Parkland school shooting student survivor Emma Gonzalez”
With little debate, the Maryland House of Delegates on Thursday passed three gun control bills that expand the state’s assault weapons ban and creates ways to seize guns from dangerous people.
The chamber approved, 128-7, a ban on “bump stocks” and other devices that can turn a semi-automatic gun into a rapid fire one. Those after-market devices were used by the shooter in last year’s massacre that killed 58 at a Las Vegas concert. Continue reading “Gun-control bills pass Maryland House of Delegates”
Free Thought Project – by John Vibes
A candidate for Senate from Michigan named Brian Ellison is raising money to buy pump style shotguns for the homeless. Ellison says that homeless people have the right to defend themselves just like the rest of us do, and they are victims of violence more often than the average person as well.
“Not only are the homeless constantly under threat from would-be criminals, but they are also under threat from governments at various levels that criminalize activities that homeless people rely on for survival,” Ellison said. Continue reading “Senate Candidate Raising Money To Buy Guns For the Homeless So They Can Defend Themselves”
The private equity firm of former Vice President Joe Biden’s son Hunter Biden inked a billion-dollar deal with a subsidiary of the Chinese government’s Bank of China just 10 days after the father and son flew to China in 2013.
The Biden bombshell is one of many revealed in a new investigative book Secret Empires: How the American Political Class Hides Corruption and Enriches Family and Friends by Government Accountability Institute President and Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large Peter Schweizer. Schweizer’s last book, Clinton Cash, sparked an FBI investigation into the Clinton Foundation. Continue reading “SECRET EMPIRES: Joe Biden’s Son’s Firm Struck Billion-Dollar Deal with the Chinese Government 10 Days After Biden Trip to China”
The Trump administration has blamed the Russian government for a series of cyber attacks targeting American and European nuclear power plants and other critical utilities dating back at least two years – raising fears that the Kremlin could disrupt the West’s critical infrastructure in the event of a conflict.
The hackers also targeted the overall energy sector, along with commercial facilities, aviation, manufacturing and the water supply, according to a U.S. security alert published Thursday. Continue reading “Russia Blamed For Attacks On US Power Grid Starting In 2016”
Russian nuclear-powered submarines conducted an exercise near American military bases with the objective of avoiding detection as they came close to the US coast, a submarine squadron commander told a Russian military TV channel.
The stunning revelation was made in a military TV series set to air on Zvezda (‘Star’), the Russian Defense Ministry’s official broadcaster. The episode focuses on Akula-class Shchuka-B nuclear-powered attack submarines. Continue reading “Russian nuclear subs quietly reached US coast & left undetected – Navy officer”
The two construction companies that worked together on the bridge that collapsed near Miami on Thursday have a history of questionable practices and accusations of safety violations.
Munilla Construction Management, which was contracted on the project, was sued just 10 days ago over the collapse of a temporary walkway the company built at Fort Lauderdale airport. The firm is constructing an expansion at the airport. The lawyer for a TSA agent who works there says when her client stepped onto the walkway, it collapsed under his weight, leaving him with several broken bones. The lawyer says the company was warned several times that the walkway had problems. Continue reading “Companies Behind Collapsed Miami Bridge Have Checkered Safety Records”
