Enforce our Bill of Rights
The Tesla Semi is about to embark on its first delivery.
Elon Musk shared a photo today showing two of the electric big rigs side-by-side in the Gigafactory parking lot in Nevada, gearing up for their first production cargo trip.
The black and silver trucks are towing battery packs to the firm’s California factory. Continue reading “Elon Musk shares photo of two Semis in the Gigafactory parking lot ahead of first delivery”
The cop is charged with negligent homicide by crashing into her car at 94 miles per hour, but mom allegedly didn’t make sure she was strapped in correctly.
The mother isn’t being charged with negligent homicide for not using a seat belt for her baby daughter but merely for allegedly not making sure “the straps were adjusted correctly.” This accusation, made by the police, justifies charging the mother with the same crime as the police officer who smashed into her car at 94 miles per hour. Continue reading “Mother Charged with Negligent Homicide after Off-Duty Cop Kills Daughter”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Saratoga, CA — Last year, the widow of an 86-year-old Navy veteran who was gunned down by armed intruders in his own home, filed a lawsuit against her husband’s killers — the Santa Clara County sheriff’s department. Now, the person who murdered this innocent man will not be held accountable as the killing of Eugene Craig has been ruled justified by the Santa Clara County district attorney’s office.
Craig was gunned down by police as he attempted to shield his wife from armed intruders who’d just broken into his home. The armed intruders were cops. Continue reading “Cops Kill Innocent 86yo Navy Vet as He Protected His Wife from Intruders, No Charges”
Senate Republicans in Florida received jars full of tar and feathers after they sided with Democrats and voted for some rather draconian gun laws. The jars are entirely symbolic, but were labeled with “enemy of freedom reward.”
Of the 17 Republicans who voted against basic gun rights, only six are faced with reelection this year. Other laws some of the Republicans voted for included a mandatory three day wait period and bump stock ban. Continue reading “Lawmakers Received Jars Of Tar And Feathers After Gun Control Vote”
(Reuters) – Florida state lawmakers gave final passage on Wednesday to a gun-safety bill that would raise the legal age for buying rifles, impose a three-day waiting period on all firearms sales, and allow the arming of some public school employees.
The package was spurred by the shooting rampage three weeks ago that killed 17 students and faculty members at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland and led to an extraordinary lobbying campaign by young survivors of the massacre. Continue reading “Florida lawmakers pass gun-school safety bill three weeks after massacre”
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including chapter 47 of title 10, United States Code (Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), 10 U.S.C. 801-946), and in order to prescribe amendments to the Manual for Courts-Martial, United States, prescribed by Executive Order 12473 of April 13, 1984, as amended, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Section 1. Part II, Part III, and Part IV of the Manual for Courts-Martial, United States, are amended as described in Annex 1, which is attached to and made a part of this order. Continue reading “2018 Amendments to the Manual for CourtsMartial, United States”
COLCHESTER, Vt. (WCAX) At first look, you may think it’s something you’d find at NASA’s headquarters or even in a “Star Wars” film. But there’s someone inside the strange-looking device healing. It’s a hyperbaric chamber. The concept has been around in the U.S. for more than a century but it is fairly new to Vermont.
“This changed my life and I wouldn’t be here now if not for this,” said Grace Johnstone of Hyperbaric Vermont. Continue reading “Hyperbaric healing”
CNN admitted in a report on March 6, 2018, that a Georgia town requiring gun ownership has only seen one murder in six years and maintains a violent crime rate of less than two percent.
CNN reports that Kennesaw, Georgia, adopted an ordinance in 1982 requiring the head of every household to “maintain a firearm.” Continue reading “CNN Admits: U.S. Town Where Guns Are Required Has Had Only 1 Murder in 6 Years”
The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit charging that a Wisconsin nursing home’s insistence that all employees get annual flu vaccinations amounted to religious discrimination and a violation of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, CNBC reports.
The lawsuit, filed March 6, claims that nursing assistant Barnell Williams was told in the fall of 2016 that she would lose her job at the county-owned Lasata Care Center if she did not get vaccinated. This policy conflicted with her “sincerely held religious belief that Bible-based scriptures prohibited flu shots,” according to a DOJ statement. Continue reading “Mandatory flu shot sets off legal challenge”
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA A police officer in Virginia tried pulling over a suspected drunk driver and it ended with the suspect being hit by his own car.
The driver of this vehicle is trying to escape from police, so he stops the car and gets out to run, but he didn’t put the car in park. When he ran in front of the vehicle, it knocked him down. Continue reading “Suspected drunk driver in Virginia ends up hitting himself with his own car”
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The first lawsuit has been filed by a student from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after the massacre on Valentine’s Day in which 17 people were murdered.
Anthony Borges, 15, who courageously used his body as a human shield to protect other students when the shooter targeted them, getting hit with five bullets and winding up with injuries so severe that he cannot walk, has joined his family to file suit against the Broward County sheriff’s office, the school resource officer, the Broward County school system and the principal at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. Borges was hit by bullets twice in his right leg, once in his left leg and twice in his torso. Continue reading “Student Of Parkland Massacre Files Suit Against Sheriff’s Office And School”
A Tennessee woman claims a Highway Patrol trooper groped her during a traffic stop, then laid in wait near her home and pulled her over a second time just hours later, according to reports.
Patricia Aileen Wilson was driving down Interstate 75 in Campbell County with her mother last August when Trooper Isaiah Lloyd pulled her truck over for a seatbelt violation, Knox News reported. Continue reading “Woman Says Cop Groped Her, Pulled Her Over Twice Just Hours Apart”
Employers struggling to fill jobs have begun to relax or eliminate drug testing requirements amid increased marijuana legalization and a tightening U.S. job market.
Drug testing has been standard procedure for decades across a variety of industries, ranging from finance to manufacturing to healthcare – which several employers have begun to eschew. Continue reading “Companies Eliminating Drug Tests Amid Job Shortages, Pot Legalization”
Activist Post – by Brandon Turbeville
Israel has long been known to provide support to terrorists operating in Syria ever since the crisis began in 2011. From providing medical support to terrorist fighters as well as training and intelligence and even some amount of weaponry and logistics, the Israelis have openly supported the so-called rebels in their efforts to overthrow the secular government of Bashar al-Assad. Indeed, Israeli airstrikes on Syrian military and/or allied military positions in support of terrorist factions are the most obvious means of support with Israel having struck Syria around one hundred times since the beginning of the war. Continue reading “Israel Now Arming 7 Terrorist Groups In Syria, Report”
Electronic Intifada – by Nora Barrows-Friedman
A professor has filed a lawsuit against Arizona State University and the state’s attorney general over a gross violation of free speech rights.
It is the second legal challenge to Arizona’s 2016 law against supporters of the boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS) campaign for Palestinian rights. Continue reading “Arizona university forces speakers to sign pledge they don’t boycott Israel”
Natural Blaze – by Catherine J. Frompovich
Just when you think things can’t get any worse than they are regarding the suppression of human rights, denial of personal dignities and the right to self-determination regarding one’s health, the Government of Australia has pulled off what it probably thinks is a “hat trick” upon its citizens. It’s denying them their Creator-given and natural rights of securing life, liberty and the pursuit of safety and happiness by mandating no contradictory information can be stated by any member of the medical profession regarding the horrendous history of current vaccines and vaccinations, or they will lose their licenses! Continue reading “Has The Australian Government Gone Stark-Raving Mad?”