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As Albert Pikes letter that plans three world wars comes to fruition, America behaves suspiciously, Russia is provoked and the IS fighters are now taking over the Middle East who are behaving like Satans children. This was made easy for them by America who look as though they are executing the Pike plan to the T. Continue reading “WW3 Has Begun – Icke, Pike, and Nuclear Strike”
I’ve always been a “good” eater. Never have been a lover of “junk food” other than the occasional All American Cheese Burger or Pizza. I love veggies and great Southern home cooking, quite frankly, most any kind of home cooking for that matter.
I just don’t, and will not, eat liver! Why would anyone want to eat a filter? That’s always been a mystery to me.
As I’ve passed the Fifty mark, and having lens replacement surgery, articles like this get my attention. We can get by with most other deficiencies, but eye sight is not one of them. Continue reading “Eating more of these 5 foods can help improve your eye health”
There was a blurb mentioning about this a week or so ago. So, this article’s posting, is another warning to those who’re still deciding on a course of action. But just think, if this bill gains traction, which it shouldn’t, but if it does, and passes …….Where would you be then? That is if you haven’t already obtained your armor.
What you’ll encounter is sky high prices on whatever you “might” be able to find. I would highly encourage the reader to look seriously at the Curved Patriot Plates, these can be found at www.maingun.biz Continue reading “New Bill In Congress Would Ban Private Citizens From Owning Body Armor”
We have never been at war with EURASIA, We have always been at war with East ASIA.
The ultimate in 1984 double speak. After funding ISIS to fight against Assad, we will now be helping assad fight against ISIS.
The Independent – by Patrick Cockburn
Continue reading “West poised to join forces with Assad in face of Islamic State”
Nassau County Executive Edward Mangano has dismissed $2.4 million in speed camera tickets issued over the past month, amid outrage from Nassau residents who received thousands of tickets from cameras at six school locations.
Mangano said cameras at five locations malfunctioned, spitting out tickets on days when school was not in session. Cameras at a sixth location — in Elmont — went operational prematurely. Continue reading “Edward Mangano dismisses $2.4 million in speed camera tickets”
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A police officer just 15 miles away from the ongoing protests in Ferguson, Mo. allegedly said he thinks the protesters should have been “put down like rabid dogs.”
Officer Matthew Pappert is a police officer with the Glendale Police Department. He has been an officer since 2008. Pappert received the 2009 City of Glendale Community Service Award and the 2013 Kirkwood American Legion Post and Kirkwood Optimist Club Public Safety Award. Continue reading “St. Louis Area Cop Thinks Protesters Should Be ‘Put Down Like Rabid Dogs’”
Some residents of a New Jersey town are unhappy about a decision to rename the local “John F. Kennedy Center” to the “Barack Obama Center.”
The Willingboro Township Council voted earlier this week on the name change and will vote again to add the word “President” in front of the center’s new designation.
According to Philly.com, it was Deputy Mayor Jacqueline Jennings’ idea to update the center’s moniker. “I think that people have a sense of pride about [Obama]. We had so many new people register to vote, people who had never voted before.” Continue reading “Sorry, Kennedy: NJ town moves to rename JFK center for Obama”
WHDH 7 News – by Cheryl Fiandaca
REVERE, Mass. (WHDH) – For days there have been military type vehicles in Ferguson, Missouri where law enforcement agents have been using them to try to keep the peace, but is that doing more harm than good?
There are now calls to look into the so-called militarization of police.
Many police departments across Massachusetts have surplus military equipment in their arsenal. Continue reading “Police say military equipment is necessary to protect”
Weapons are easily smuggled through so-called naked body scanners, according to new research released Thursday. The devices are no longer used at airports in the United States but remain in other government facilities worldwide.
The Rapiscan Secure 1000 Single Post “backscatter” scanner – called the “naked scanner” by critics because of the images it produced of those inside – cannot detect a weapon hidden on the side of one’s body, according to the team of researchers from the University of California-San Diego, University of Michigan, and Johns Hopkins University. Continue reading “Researchers: Tests show TSA ‘naked’ body scanners can be easily fooled”
Scientists believe they have come up with a way to print drugs, using a 3D printer. They say they can create a capsule, which can be swallowed, and it will also allow doctors to alter a dosage according to the specific requirements.
A team of researchers, from the Louisiana Tech University, believes they have come up with a solution to find a biodegradable material, which could be used to contain everyday drugs, as well as chemotherapeutic compounds for those needing cancer treatments. The 3D printer would be able to create the capsule, meaning that medicine only needs to be inserted before it is sealed, Science Daily reports. Continue reading “3D printing drugs – New technology to revolutionize medical industry”
While the US government touted its “record” settlement reached this week with Bank of America for mortgage fraud that helped fuel the 2008 recession, the details of the agreement indicate yet another slap on the wrist for an offending Wall Street titan.
Bank of America agreed to a $16.65 billion settlement with federal authorities for selling toxic mortgages and misleading investors, the US Justice Department announced Thursday. Continue reading “Banksters win again: BoA settlement with US govt allows Wall St fraudsters to ‘act with impunity,’ critics say”
GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip (AP) — Gaza militants Friday gunned down 18 alleged spies for Israel in an apparent attempt to plug security breaches and deter others, a day after Israel killed three top Hamas military commanders in an airstrike likely guided by collaborators.
In one incident, masked gunmen lined up seven men, their heads covered by bags, along a wall outside a Gaza City mosque and shot them to death in front of hundreds of people, witnesses said. A note pinned on the wall said they had leaked information about the location of tunnels, homes of fighters and rockets that were later struck by Israel. Continue reading “Gaza militants kill 18 alleged spies for Israel”
Welcome to “How to get our forces into Syria and look justified.”
WASHINGTON (AP) — America’s top-ranked military officer says the surging Islamic State group has an “apocalyptic, end-of-days strategic vision” in the Middle East and cannot be defeated unless the United States and a coalition of partners confront it head-on in Syria. Continue reading “Dempsey hits Islamic militant ‘end-of-days’ vision”
BAY SHORE – A Bay Shore mother is taking legal action against the town of Islip for her son’s injury on hot asphalt.
The 10-year-old boy, named David, says he got second-degree burns on his leg, hand and arm after falling off his bicycle Wednesday in Bay Shore and landing on the asphalt. Continue reading “Nikita Jordan, of Bay Shore, takes legal action against town of Islip after son is hurt on hot asphalt”
Crisis acting at its finest.
ROCHESTER, N.H. (AP) — The parents of slain journalist James Foley said they regarded an email they received from his captors last week as a hopeful sign they could negotiate with the Islamic militants.
Speaking on NBC’s “Today,” John and Diane Foley from Rochester, New Hampshire, said they had last heard from the captors via several emails in December. John Foley said he was excited to see the latest email, even though the kidnappers threatened to kill his son, because he hoped they would be willing to negotiate. Continue reading “Parents had hoped to negotiate with Foley captors”
Covington VA –-(Ammoland.com)- Here is a video of yet another intolerant, anti-liberty bigot showing the ever-present flash-temper of her ilk.
You know, if I see somebody doing something that I don’t like or disagree with, I just suck it up and go back to minding my own business. But the antis are simply not capable of either minding their own business or keeping their ever-present tempers in check. Continue reading “Another Example Of A No Tollerence Antis, This Time In Charlottesville VA”
With their proposals defeated in Congress for now, pro-amnesty activists have dropped off the radar while President Obama considers a major executive action that Republicans have warned could precipitate a constitutional crisis.
August recess town halls have also been relatively quiet, devoid of reports of pro-amnesty demonstrations. The border crisis has dominated many such events, with lawmakers taking tough questions from constituents, but few have dealt with protests when they make themselves available to constituents. Continue reading “Crickets From Amnesty Activists In August”
DENVER (CBS4) – The conflict in Ferguson, Mo., where an unarmed teen was shot by police has raised the issue whether police agencies are becoming too militarized. And records show several Colorado law enforcement agencies have an array of equipment that the military no longer needs.
CBS4 Investigator Rick Sallinger looked at what local agencies have gotten and how they’re using it.
Rather than throw it away, the Department of Defense gives items they no longer need away to local police agencies. But the trouble in Missouri has raised questions whether militarization has gone too far. Continue reading “Colorado Law Enforcement Agencies Obtain Unwanted Military Equipment”
So are they going to drag this whole event out until October then? Pathetic.
The Missouri grand jury that began considering evidence today in the police killing of an unarmed man won’t decide whether to indict Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson until October “at the earliest,” a spokesman for the local prosecutor said. Continue reading “Ferguson Prosecutor Says No Charge Decision Until October”
Business Insider – by Colin Campbell
Texas Gov. Rick Perry (R) believes the jihadist group the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS or ISIL) may have already sent militants across the U.S.-Mexican border.
Perry was directly asked about this prospect Thursday afternoon after he gave a border-security speech at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank. Perry, a potential 2016 presidential candidate who spent much of the speech castigating ISIS after the group brutally executed an American journalist earlier this week, said there was “a very real” risk they were already inside the U.S. Continue reading “Rick Perry: There Is ‘A Very Real Possibility’ ISIS Forces Have Crossed US-Mexican Border”
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