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US energy giant Chevron is interested in taking a stake in Ukraine’s natural gas pipeline network, which the country is opening to Western investors, Russian media reported Monday.
Last week Ukraine approved a law allowing EU and US investors to buy up to 49 percent of Naftogaz, which operates the gas pipeline network for both domestic consumption and transit of Russian gas to Europe. Continue reading “Chevron interested in Ukrainian gas network: report”
A road rage incident could put the top law enforcement officer in Rio Arriba County, New Mexico behind bars. Federal prosecutors on Friday charged Sheriff Thomas R. Rodella with civil rights violations, brandishing a firearm and falsifying documents related to a March 11 traffic stop of Michael Tafoya on Highway 399.
According to the federal complaint, Sheriff Rodella and his son, Thomas R. Rodella Jr, were speeding in a personal Jeep Wrangler SUV when they approached Tafoya’s white sedan, which was observing the 35 MPH speed limit. Rodella tailgated the sedan, and Tafoya tapped the brakes, infuriating Rodella. Eventually, Tafoya pulled to the side so Rodella could pass. Continue reading “New Mexico Sheriff Busted Over Brutal Road Rage Traffic Stop”
Atlanta Journal-Constitution – by Ernie Suggs
An increasingly frustrated police commander on Tuesday blamed a “tiny minority of lawbreakers” for the continued violence here in Ferguson after another long night of violence and civil unrest.
Monday was the latest in an unbroken string of violent nights in Ferguson, which has been a tinderbox since the shooting of Michael Brown, an unarmed teenager, by a white police officer on Aug. 9. Continue reading “Two shot, 31 arrested in another round of violence in Ferguson”
“Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victim may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, his cupidity may at some point be satiated, but those who torment us for our own good will torment us without end for they do so with the approval of their own conscience.”—C.S. Lewis
Surveillance cameras, government agents listening in on your phone calls, reading your emails and text messages and monitoring your spending, mandatory health care, sugary soda bans, anti-bullying laws, zero tolerance policies, political correctness: these are all outward signs of a government—i.e., a societal elite—that believes it knows what is best for you and can do a better job of managing your life than you can. Continue reading “The Tyranny of the Nanny State, Where the Government Knows What’s Best for You”
I am a Constitutional lawyer. Barack Obama 2008
What Obama didn’t say was that he had a part-time job at night school teaching law to George W Bush’s Department of Justice staff. You know. The guys who said kidnap and torture of children was OK. Anonymous Wag 2014
Seriously, the United States Army released a new Army manual: U.S. Army Techniques Publication 3-39.33: Civil Disturbances. It was originally published April 21, 2014 but was not released publicly until now. It might have been made public as part of an intimidation tactic to prevent people from attending protests. There is more Security Theater than anything else in Washington. Continue reading “Obama’s Army Manual: It’s Cool To Shoot Peaceful Protesters”
Marijuana may be a rare commodity for most people in the United States, but Willie Nelson never has to worry about it! The Red Headed Stranger (and noted pot enthusiast) says that he’s ended some shows with pounds of weed on the stage.
Nelson recently sat down with Rolling Stone to talk about his history with marijuana and the fact that most of the time it’s just given to him. Shotgun Willie says that while he has run out of pot in the past, it usually doesn’t take long for someone to replenish his supply. Continue reading “Willie Nelson: Fans give me pounds of weed”
BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraqi and Kurdish forces recaptured Iraq’s largest dam from Islamic militants Monday following dozens of U.S. airstrikes, President Barack Obama said, in the first major defeat for the extremists since they swept across the country this summer.
Militants from the Islamic State group had seized the Mosul Dam on Aug. 7, giving them access and control of enormous power and water reserves and threatening to deny those resources to much of Iraq. Iraqi forces suffered a string of humiliating defeats at the hands of the Islamic State as the extremists took over large parts of northern and western Iraq and sent religious minorities fleeing. Continue reading “Obama: Iraq forces retake Mosul Dam from militants”
As tensions continue to mount in Ferguson, police officers were captured on video threatening to shoot one journalist and mace another. Other reporters allege they were arrested while covering the protests.
Shortly before midnight Sunday, a police officer was recorded on video giving a reporter a verbal dressing down for flashing a light from a video camera into the officer’s face.
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“Get down, get the f*** out of here and get that light off, or you’re getting shot with this,” the officer could be heard yelling at Mustafa Hussein, a reporter from KARG Argus Radio. Continue reading “‘Get the f*** out of here!’ Ferguson cops threaten to shoot, mace reporters (VIDEO)”
Ferguson, a suburb of St. Louis, Missouri, USA. Saturday, August 9, an ethnic youth was shot in a confrontation with police.
“Michael Brown, an unarmed black teenager, was shot and killed Saturday by a police officer in Ferguson. The circumstances of the death are in dispute. Mr. Brown and a friend were walking home from a convenience store in the middle of the night when witnesses say they were stopped by an officer for walking in the middle of the street. They say that Mr. Brown’s hands were in the air when several shots were fired. The police say that Mr. Brown was shot during a fight over the officer’s gun.” Continue reading “Jews Responsible for Police Shooting in #Ferguson?”
With race hucksters and assorted leftist ne’er-do-wells swirling Ferguson, Missouri, one of the worst offenders in this category is Jesse Jackson.
Yes, he’s aging, but he can still rile up a crowd and race-bait with the rest of them. But sometimes even the Rhymin’ Man can say the wrong things. Continue reading “Priceless Reaction To Jesse’s Request For Money At Rally In Ferguson”
A new report has shed light on the prominent role played by Israelis in international organ trafficking.
The US daily New York Times said in a report published on Sunday that transplant brokers in Israel have pocketed enormous sums of money by arranging overseas kidney transplants for desperate patients who are paired with foreign donors. Continue reading “Israelis at forefront of international organ trafficking”
Texas Governor Rick Perry, a potential Republican Presidential candidate in 2016, has announced that he will fight allegations of power abuse against him, calling the accusations a political move that rips away the very fabric of the US constitution.
“This indictment amounts to nothing more than an abuse of power and I cannot, and I will not allow that to happen,” Perry said in Austin, Texas, adding that he stands by his use of the veto power which ended in charges being laid against him.
“We don’t settle political differences with indictments in this country. It is outrageous that some would use partisan political theatrics to rip away at the very fabric of our state’s constitution,” he added. Continue reading “Texas Gov. Perry rejects power abuse indictment as ‘politically motivated’”
USA Today – by Larry Copeland and Charisse Jones
FERGUSON, Mo. —With a controversial curfew lifted, and the National Guard on its way, protests were mostly peaceful Monday in this city that has been wracked by grief and rage over the killing of an unarmed black teenager.
Still, tensions remained high between police, demonstrators and the press. And Bishop Edwin Bass, who was on the scene urging people to remain calm, said that “the crowd shifts substantially about 8 p.m. A lot of the family people, and people here for legitimate protest reasons, leave. The people who are here for mayhem, confusion and chaos come out.” Continue reading “Curfew dropped in Ferguson; attorney general to visit”
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