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Dr. Stanley Monteith, the nationally syndicated radio host and author who spent nearly 50 years exposing the globalist agenda, paving the way for many patriots to do the same, passed away this morning at the age of 85.
For many decades, Dr. Monteith blazed the trail for liberty radio and his tireless work revolutionized the liberty movement. Continue reading “Dr. Stanley Monteith, Host of Radio Liberty, Passes Away”
Here’s a restaurant all gun enthusiasts need to check out: Grits-N-Gravy located in Elberta, Alabama. They’re known for their coffee, grits, omelets and his cook’s specialty — pecan french toast. But what’s so special about it? The owner keeps a 9mm handgun is in a holster at his waist while he is working.
The small breakfast bar style restaurant is owned by Doug Stewart, a former Army sergeant. He says that he openly carries the gun to protect himself, his employees, and his customers. He started carrying after a man pointed a gun at his cook on Dec. 31, 2012, and robbed the place. He also keeps a 12-gauge shotgun right behind the bar near the cash register and drive-through window. Continue reading “Add This Restaurant To Your Bucket List: Grits-N-Gravy, Owner Openly Carries Handgun at Work”
Rep. Raul Grijalva (D-AZ) said Wednesday that any distinction between illegal immigrants and those who obey U.S. laws and enter the country legally “doesn’t exist.”
CNSNews asked the Arizona Democrat, who supports a movement by a growing number of churches to provide sanctuary for illegal aliens facing deportation, what he would say to those who entered the U.S. legally. Continue reading “Rep. Grijalva: Distinction Between Legal, Illegal Immigrants ‘Doesn’t Exist’”
Thanks to satellite weather photos, we’ve been able to observe a persistent, virtually permanent, huge, blocking High Pressure system off the West Coast for the last two months…most of November, December and into January.
We have watched the satellite photos reveal how storm after storm formed up, as usual, in the Kamchatka, Korea and Northern Japan (Fukushima) areas of the North West Pacific.
We’ve watched them move from West to East – like they have always done – to deliver their life-giving rain and snow to keep the US green and verdant. These storm systems, wave after wave, fill our lakes and rivers with water, rain on our vast agricultural lands and cover the Sierras, Cascades and Rockies with snow. Continue reading “How The Pacific Storms Of 2013-2014 Were Trashed”
As former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords rehearsed the pro-gun control speech she will be delivering in various settings this fall, she stated that the gun violence she endured means “opportunity.”
According to USA Today, Giffords made this assertion in response to a question about her ongoing public push for more gun control via universal background checks, new regulations for gun shows, and more rules for online gun sales. Continue reading “Gabby Giffords: Being Victim of Gun Violence Means ‘Opportunity’”
British Tornado jets have returned to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus after carrying out a fifth combat sortie over Iraq.
The pair returned to RAF Akrotiri in Cyprus, and BBC defence correspondent Jonathan Beale said there were “no reports of any weapons dropped”.
The first jets to take part in a mission against Islamic State (IS) militants had carried out armed reconnaissance missions at the weekend. Continue reading “Fifth RAF Iraq mission ends with ‘no reports’ of bombing”
Pittsburgh Post Gazette – by Laura McCrystal / The Philadelphia Inquirer
PRICE TOWNSHIP, Pa. – State troopers perched on rocks and leaned on trees, eyes fixed on the dense woods in front of them.
Police cruisers lined the unpaved roads.
White vans, unmarked SUVs, and armored vehicles sat ready near a pond. Continue reading “Manhunt for Pennsylvania trooper shooting suspect escalates near state forest”
American schools are scrambling to provide services to the large number of children and teenagers who crossed the border alone in recent months.
Unaccompanied minors who made up the summer spike at the border have moved to communities of all sizes, in nearly every state, Federal data indicates, to live with a relative and await immigration decisions. The Supreme Court has ruled that schools have an obligation to educate all students regardless of their immigration status, so schools have become a safe haven for many of the tens of thousands of these young people mostly from central America living in limbo. Continue reading “Schools Scramble to Help Teens Who Crossed Border”
Earlier this summer when the unaccompanied minor crisis was at its peak (after really starting in October 2013) in Texas and Arizona, Border Patrol agents working inside processing facilities reported cases of Tuberculosis, scabies and other diseases being brought into the United States by unvaccinated illegal aliens. Warnings were issued by local communities about the impact these diseases could potentially have in the public school system where their children are educated. For example, protesters in Murrieta, California turned bus loads of illegal immigrants away, citing concerns about public health. Those protesters and people who warned about the spread of disease were accused of fear mongering and exaggeration. Continue reading “Surprise: After Illegal Immigration Wave, Tuberculosis Plagues El Paso Hospital”
White House Dossier – by Keith Koffler
And, uniquely in the savagery of warfare – WAR CRIMES AGAINST THEIR OWN PEOPLE.
There is no denying it. Except in the White House and at Foggy Bottom, where President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry companied repeatedly about Palestinian deaths with the clear suggestion that Israel was at least partially to blame for them. Continue reading “Netanyahu: Palestinians Guilty of War Crimes”
New York Daily News – by Bill Hutchinson
Accused of going from hero to hoodlum in a single day, an NYPD cop has pleaded innocent to charges he drunkenly beat a woman after bursting into her apartment in his underwear.
Officer Eugene Donnelly’s hangover continued Monday at his arraignment in Bronx Supreme Court.
The Bronx cop was slapped with only misdemeanor charges stemming from the June 10 incident that left a 30-year-old woman terrorized and battered. Continue reading “NYPD officer pleads innocent to battering woman after breaking into apartment”
The Washington Post – by Carol D. Leonnig
The man who jumped the White House fence this month and sprinted through the front door made it much farther into the building than previously known, overpowering one Secret Service officer and running through much of the main floor, according to three people familiar with the incident.
An alarm box near the front entrance of the White House designed to alert guards to an intruder had been muted at what officers believed was a request of the usher’s office, said a Secret Service official who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Continue reading “White House fence-jumper made it far deeper into building than previously known”
Refugee Resettlement Watch – by Ann Cocoran
This is insane! Illegal aliens (mostly Somalis) arrive on the island nation of Malta and we transform them into legitimate refugees and fly them to America!
We have been following this perversion of the refugee program for years (longer than the 5 years mentioned in this short article—the Bush Administration started this!). These illegal migrants are the European Union’s problem, not ours! Continue reading “US agrees to take MORE of Malta’s illegal aliens!”
The sister of the suspect in the shooting ambush that killed one Pennsylvania state police trooper and wounded another says she wants “this to be all over” and her brother should “suffer the consequences” if he was indeed the shooter.
“At the same time, I don’t want my brother to sit and rot in jail,” Tiffany Frein, 18,told the Scranton Times-Tribune. Continue reading “Sister of suspect in Pennsylvania trooper ambush says she wants manhunt to end”
Should the company that supplies your Internet access be allowed to cut deals with online services such as Netflix, Amazon or YouTube to move their content faster?
The United States Federal Communications Commission is tackling that question right now after the public submitted a record 3.7 million comments on the subject – more than double the number filed with the regulatory agency after Janet Jackson’s infamous wardrobe malfunction at the 2004 Super Bowl. Continue reading “The US government vs The Internet”
Infowars
Concealed Carry – by Maureen
CNS News – by Zoey DiMauro
Rense, February 18, 2014
Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins
BBC News
ABC News
Town Hall – by Katie Pavlich
Fox News
stuff – by Anne Flaherty