Enforce our Bill of Rights
I was eating breakfast with my teen aged Granddaughter and I asked her, “What special day is it tomorrow?”
Without skipping a beat she said, “It’s U.S. Congressman’s Day!”
She’s smart, so I asked her “What does that mean?” Continue reading “U.S. Congressman’s Day”
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
PUBLICATION 7277
Disarmament Series 5
Released September 1961
Office of Public Services
BUREAU OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS
INTRODUCTION
The revolutionary development of modern weapons within a world divided by serious ideological differences has produced a crisis in human history. In order to overcome the danger of nuclear war now confronting mankind, the United States has introduced at the Sixteenth General Assembly of the United Nations a Program for General and Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World. Continue reading “The United States Program for General and Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World”
It sounds like something out of a movie: Treasure hunters and history buffs start digging up a patch of land they say holds long-lost gold.
But in Pennsylvania, it’s actually happening. Treasure-hunting group Finders Keepers is excavating a site in Elk County that’s home to a Civil War legend about lost Union gold.
Legend has it a Union shipment of 26 gold bars was lost in 1863. Some stories claim the convoy was ambushed and the loot buried. Nowadays, that gold would be worth upwards of $27 million. Continue reading “The FBI Is Overseeing A Hunt For Buried Civil War Gold In Pennsylvania”
The two young, blond women in figure-flattering ball gowns hoisted whiskey and shotguns.
An auctioneer rattled off bids. Above the stage in the banquet hall hung a green flag for the 51st state of Jefferson, with its pair of Xs called a “double-cross” representing a sense of rural abandonment.
One Loonie fell today, and another rose. The Canadian “Loonie” tested 2018 lows against the dollar when existing Canadian home sales crashed to their lowest in five years. On the same day Loony Larry Kudlow rose to a new chief position at the White House, more than justifying recirculation of the following article: Continue reading “Larry Kudlow is Still an Idiot”
Florida officials were told “there were no safety concerns” about a crack in a Miami university bridge, hours before it collapsed killing six people.
Florida International University (FIU) said a meeting on Thursday morning involved the engineering and construction companies, as well as Florida’s transport department. Continue reading “Miami bridge: Meeting over crack held hours before collapse”
Leftist academia is hell-bent on confiscating our gats like they would a cellular device in history class. They’ve been organizing student walkouts and shining a spotlight on students passionate about gun-grabbing. Pro-gun students, not so much. Actually, in some cases school administrators are being outright hostile to pro-boomstick kiddos.
Like in this case, where a school in New Jersey banished two kids just for having been at a gun range with their family. Yeah, really: Continue reading “New Jersey School Suspends Students for Visiting Gun Range with Their Family”
Q: How does every Irish joke start?
A: By looking over your shoulder.
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A Texan walks into a pub in Ireland and clears his voice to the crowd of drinkers. He says, “I hear you Irish are a bunch of hard drinkers. I’ll give $500 American dollars to anybody in here who can drink 10 pints of Guinness back-to-back.” Continue reading “Happy St. Patrick’s Day!”
A prominent Cuban-American, family owned construction business headed by an FIU graduate built the ill-fated pedestrian bridge that collapsed in Miami on Thursday, killing several people.
Munilla Construction Management, founded more than three decades ago in Miami, had the contract for the $14.2 million bridge at Southwest 109th Avenue and Southwest Eighth Street. It collapsed just five days after crews lowered the 174-foot, 950-ton section of bridge into position. Reports show at least eight cars were trapped under the fallen debris. Identities of the victims have not yet been released. Continue reading “Here’s what we know about MCM, the builder of the FIU bridge that collapsed”
The guns and ammunition of a 56-year-old Lighthouse Point, Florida, resident were confiscated by police in what is reportedly the first such seizure under gun control laws signed by Gov. Rick Scott (R) last week.
The Orlando Sentinel reports that “four firearms and 267 rounds of ammunition” were taken from the man, and he was “taken to a hospital for involuntary psychiatric treatment.” Continue reading “It Begins: Florida Resident’s Firearms, Ammunition Confiscated Under Gun Control Law”
Militants from radical groups Faylaq al-Rahman have cut their ties with the Tahrir al-Sham terrorist organization with the aim to leave Eastern Ghouta. It is also reported about several clashes between militants of the two groups. The decision to split was taken after a number of demonstrations in the town of Kafr Batna. According to local sources, citizens of the town who have been suffering from the war every day demanded jihadists to leave the region. Many of them believe that terrorists’ withdrawal will finally bring peace to Eastern Ghouta. Continue reading “Eastern Ghouta’s Jihadists are Ready to Cooperate”
Regarding a ticket, you’ll go in and they’ll ask, “How do you plead?”
This is how it starts.
“Your honor, the 6th article to the Bill of Rights for the People of the little u, united, big S, States of these Americas, says that I have the right to understand the nature and the cause of why I’m here. There’s something I don’t understand your honor.”
And he is bound, he has to answer you. Continue reading “Transcription of Henry explaining how he has dealt with tickets.”
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”