Task and Purpose – by Jared Keller

The .45 ACP M1911A1 pistol has served the U.S. armed forces for more than a century in every war zone and hotspot on the planet — and thanks to this year’s federal defense budget, it will serve civilians for the foreseeable future.

The $700 billion 2018 National Defense Authorization Act that Congress sent to President Donald Trump’s desk on Nov. 16 included an amendmentthat required the Secretary of the Army to transfer a cache of small arms and ammo “no longer actively issued for military service” to the government-sponsored Civilian Marksmanship Program, including the M1911 and M1911A1 pistols, the M–1 Garand, and .22 rimfire rifles.   Continue reading “The Army Plans On Selling Off Its Remaining Arsenal Of M1911 Pistols”

Foundation for Economic Education – by Jeffrey A. Tucker

Where he was dropping off packages in the mail room. I picked up mine and walked away. Then I did a double take. The patch on his shoulder was not USPS, FedEx, or UPS. It was the familiar lower case “a” of Amazon.

“Wait, do you actually work for Amazon?”

“Yes, sir.”   Continue reading “Why Amazon May Soon Be Your New Mailman”

Vermont.gov

Drivers out and about in Vermont this fall may be stopped and checked by Vermont State Game Wardens. Wardens recently conducted such a routine hunting season check of motor vehicles on Sunday, November 19, in Bakersfield.

“We conducted this check to enforce hunting-related laws with the assistance of Vermont State Police to help enforce other laws,” said Warden Major George Scribner.   Continue reading “Vermont game wardens conducting roadside checks”

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Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown, October 27, 2017

As news outlets across America are reporting on a Federal Bureau of Investigation informant being allowed to testify before Congress on the Clinton-Obama Uranium One deal with Russia, no one in the media is referencing the documents that were uncovered by the Bundy brothers and others during the Malheur Wildlife Reserve protest in early 2016.   Continue reading “In All the Talk about Clinton’s Uranium One Deal, Why Is No One Talking About the Malheur Documents Found by the Bundys?”

Buzz Feed –  by Adolfo Flores

A document obtained by BuzzFeed News shows the US Department of Homeland Security used secretive cell phone–tracking devices nationwide more than 1,800 times from 2013 to 2017.

The information, obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request, shows that Homeland Security Investigations, a major investigative arm of DHS, used what’s known as cell-site simulator over-the-air technology 1,885 times from Jan. 1, 2013, to Oct. 11, 2017 throughout the US.
Continue reading “DHS Has Used A Controversial Cell Phone–Tracking Device More Than 1,800 Times”

The Organic Prepper

While some folks are cheerfully giving their freedom away in the hopes of being “safer,” the North Korean soldier who defected a by running across the border in a hail of gunfire shows us all what determination really looks like.

The shocking video below shows his pellmell dash as he is shot numerous times. But that didn’t stop him – he continued to race across the fallen leaves like the devil was on his heels.   Continue reading “Watch As This North Korean Soldier Runs for Freedom in a Hail of Gunfire”

Breitbart – by John Binder

Illegal aliens shielded from deportation under the President Obama-created Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program are staging a hunger strike in the days leading up to Thanksgiving Day.

The group of illegal aliens from New Jersey have promised to not eat until Thanksgiving, according to WNYC, while they lobby Republican members of Congress to pass an amnesty for the nearly 800,000 DACA recipients in the U.S.   Continue reading “DACA Illegal Aliens Stage Thanksgiving Holiday Hunger Strike”

Breitbart – by John Binder

Foreign nationals now outnumber Americans in high-paying, high-skilled, white-collar jobs in Silicon Valley, California – the hub of the United States tech industry.

Silicon Valley Leadership Group President Carl Guardino touted the statistic in a report, revealing that 57 out of every 100 jobs in Silicon Valley that require at least a bachelor’s degree are taken by a foreign-born resident.   Continue reading “Report: Foreign Nationals Outnumber Americans in High-Paying, White-Collar Silicon Valley Jobs”

RT

A US Navy aircraft has crashed into the Philippine Sea with 11 crew and passengers on board. In a statement, the US 7th Fleet commander says a search operation is underway involving the USS Ronald Reagan.

Eight of the missing have been found, they have been transferred to the USS Ronald Reagan and are said to be in good condition. A search is continuing for the three missing people.   Continue reading “US Navy aircraft with 11 on board crashes into ocean southeast of Okinawa”

Mail.com

PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump started off his first day of Thanksgiving vacation by resuming his taunts of the father of a UCLA basketball player detained for shoplifting in China, saying Wednesday that he was an “ungrateful fool.”

In a series of tweets fired off before dawn, the president complained yet again that LaVar Ball, father of LiAngelo Ball, hasn’t given him credit for the release of his son and two other UCLA basketball players from detention in China.   Continue reading “Trump calls father of freed UCLA player an ‘ungrateful fool’”

Mail.com

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The criminal case against a Mexican man accused of killing a woman on a crowded San Francisco pier is coming to a close more than two years after setting off a national firestorm over immigration.

Jurors started deliberating Tuesday after prosecutors and defense attorneys argued whether Jose Ines Garcia Zarate was a hapless homeless man who killed Kate Steinle in a freak accident or a calculated murderer intent on playing a sick game.   Continue reading “Jurors weigh San Francisco pier killing 2 years after death”

Mail.com

BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — A year of events marking the 100th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s birth is drawing to a close exactly 54 years after his assassination. National park rangers will lay a wreath outside Kennedy’s childhood home in Brookline, Massachusetts, and a 21-gun salute by an honor guard will follow.

Wednesday’s solemn commemorations fall on the anniversary of Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas on Nov. 22, 1963. The observances are being held at what is now known as the John Fitzgerald Kennedy National Historic Site administered by the National Park Service.  Continue reading “JFK birth centennial ending on assassination anniversary”

Truth Theory – by  Gavin Nascimento

For more than a decade now, I’ve researched public relations, psychology, anthropology and mind control almost daily. And when you do this, you begin to see the world very differently.   Continue reading “This Is What Advertising Would Look Like If Corporations Actually Told The Truth”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: When you read articles like this it helps you understand what hour we live in. We live in a time when truth is censored. When God is booted out of every aspect of our lives. When you see these things come to pass it helps you identify where we are on our Father’s Timeline.

Eric Schmidt, the Executive Chairman of Google’s parent company Alphabet, says the company will “engineer” specific algorithms for RT and Sputnik to make their articles less prominent on the search engine’s news delivery services.   Continue reading “Google Will ‘De-Rank’ RT Articles To Make Them Harder To Find – Eric Schmidt”

World Events and the Bible

WEB Notes: Many people have said how “safe” these so called currencies are. The fact of the matter is nothing is safe unless you can hold it and even then it can be taken or manipulated. I would not invest in cryptocurrency unless you are willing to lose your investment. That should be common sense when it comes to investing. Do not invest more than you wish to potentially lose.

It starts with nightmarish messages like this:   Continue reading “Another Cryptocurrency Gets Hacked, Money Disappears. Here Are The 30 Biggest Crypto Hacks”

WCAX 3 News

BURLINGTON, Vt. (WCAX) How much does the state of Vermont know about your online purchases? Right now– not much. But as Cat Viglienzoni found out, that’s changing thanks to a new law. We started digging into this after 20,000 of you got letters saying you might owe the state a “use tax.” We found out it’s partly to get you ready for changes coming next year.

“You start to wonder whether the time that is spent on this issue is worth the benefit it provides,” said Jeff Fothergill, a CPA.   Continue reading “How Vermont plans to get you to pay up on use tax”