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Former Florida congressman Allen West told Fox News’ Andrea Tantaros Friday the Obama administration’s reaction to the plight of the Marine jailed in Mexico on gun charges is “very embarrassing.”

Sgt. Andrew Tahmooressi, who grew up in Southern Florida, was arrested March 31 after he says inadvertently crossed into Mexico with weapons in his truck.   Continue reading “Allen West: Obama administration’s response to jailed Marine’s plight ‘very embarrassing’”

Information Liberation – by Chris

Nassau County, New York police officers raided the wrong home and shot an innocent woman in the chest while she reportedly cowered in a closet begging police not to shoot her. The police claim the officer who shot her with his assault rifle did so because his gun fired “accidentally.” 

Rather than risk trial, police chose instead to absolve themselves of any responsibility and loot taxpayers to pay the woman a $650,000 settlement. Continue reading “Cops Raid Wrong Home, Shoot Innocent Woman Cowering In Closet; Absolve Themselves Of Responsibility & Loot Taxpayers For $650,000 To Pay Settlement”

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Salinas, California:  Local police officers claim they had to use lethal force on a man when he didn’t obey their direct orders and then tried to attack them.

However this video, filmed by an eyewitness, shows that the man tried to back away from officers when he was fatally shot to death.

According to the paper, though, witnesses — including the 19-year-old college student who captured the video footage of the shooting — disagree. The source of the Herald clip, Yoanna Prieto, said the man appeared to be backing away from police the entire time she was filming.   Continue reading “Salinas California Police Caught Red Handed On Camera Executing A Man”

Lone Star Watchdog

Memorial Day is a day we reflect on all the men who went to fight wars to secure our God given liberties. Many have given their life and limb for the cause of freedom. The veterans and their families made many scarifies so we can be free. Many families are still enduring these sacrifices because the men or women who were misled to go fight wars for Israel and the Bankers. They return home with limbs missing and illnesses still needing treatment after leaving the service.

What I read about the VA hospitals having a secret list to deny treatment hoping the veterans will die before they can get treatment, this is nothing new, There has been many concerns about how the VA hospitals about its inefficiency. That goes for any government bureaucracy. But when I hear about a VA worker wishing Veterans would just die because it cost money to treat them.  Something is wrong inside the VA that is really bad.    Continue reading “Exposing Political Hypocrites Praising Veterans Publicly While Selling Them Out In Backroom Deals”

Some Anti-Memorial Day RemembrancesLew Rockwell – by Thomas DiLorenzo

One of the tenets of militaristic fascism in America is the oft-repeated slogan that “you don’t have to agree with the wars to honor those who fight them for us.”  Something to this effect is repeated thousands of times during Memorial Day bloviations all across the fruited plain.   And it is all complete nonsense.  “Honoring” paid killers for the state for participating in non-defensive, unjust wars only serves to make it more likely that there will be even more unjust wars in the future.  And it rewards individuals for engaging in some of the most sinful and reprehensible behavior known to mankind.   Continue reading “Some Anti-Memorial Day Remembrances”

what is the federal reserve and why is it privateWake-Up World – by Zen Gardner

Amazingly enough, most people don’t know that the United States Federal Reserve Bank is a private institution. It’s so private that despite its profound influence and power, no one is allowed to know who the board of directors are or any of its inner workings. Yet they control not just the production and flow of money in America, but the economic mechanisms that drive the US economy and thus much of the rest of the world.   Continue reading “What is the Federal Reserve – and Why is it Private?”

-Pfc. Justin Faulk instructs a Soldier in Royal Thai Army proper firing techniques during a reflexive fire range as part of Exercise Cobra Gold 2008. (Image credit: Official U.S Army photo by Spc. Natalie Barber/Flickr)Blacklisted News – End the Lie

The U.S. Department of State on Saturday announced widespread moves to distance the United States from Thailand after the military coup and the suspension of the constitution on Thursday.

The coup began on Thursday as the Thai military suspended the constitution and took control of the government, shut down media outlets and detained the political leaders of Thai parties, all of which U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said “concerned” him.   Continue reading “Coup in Thailand: U.S. cuts foreign aid, severs military contact until democracy restored”

Rubenstein’s Carlyle Group buys Texas Competitive debtNew York Post – by Josh Kosman

The collapse of a giant Texas utility is bringing out the inner vulture of private-equity mogul David Rubenstein.

Rubenstein’s Carlyle Group, through its Claren Road hedge fund, snapped up debt in Energy Future Holdings’ Texas Competitive power plants at a steep discount before it went bust last month — hoping to make money when the restructuring played out, sources said.   Continue reading “Rubenstein’s Carlyle Group buys Texas Competitive debt”

US man finds lost mother in Amazon tribeNew York Post – by Maureen Callahan

When David Good was a kid, and his friends asked where his mother was, he’d always say the same thing: She died in a car crash.

His dad, Ken, couldn’t understand: “I’d say, ‘Why don’t you just say your mom’s Venezuelan, and your parents are divorced? It’s so common.’ ”“I experimented with responses, and I found that the most effective,” David says. “I could see the horror in their faces” — he laughs — “and there would be no more questions.”   Continue reading “US man finds lost mother in Amazon tribe”

NC Renegade – by dagny

The five stages of the grieving process described below is a commonly accepted way by which people deal with grief and tragedy, especially when diagnosed with a terminal illness or facing a life changing  loss.  It was first introduced by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross in her 1969 book, On Death and Dying.  I propose that it is what many U.S. citizens are going through today in light of the strong socialist movement taking over much of our country.     Continue reading “The 5 stages of Grieving/Loss Process In Relationship To The Battle for Our Republic”