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Mashable – by Christina Warren
Who was Elliot Rodger?
The online history and detailed writings of Rodger, who police identified as the gunman in a series of shootings near the University of California, Santa Barbara, paint a chilling profile of a 22-year-old obsessed with appearance, acceptance and getting a girlfriend. Continue reading “Elliot Rodger: Portrait of a Lonely Outcast Obsessed With Status”
Huffington Post – by GILLIAN FLACCUS and OSKAR GARCIA
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Before Elliot Rodger killed six people in a beachside California college community, the 22-year-old repeatedly talked online in videos about being sexually frustrated, alone and miserable.
Rodger’s family worried about him enough to call police about his videos on YouTube, saying they were alarmed by seeing him talk of suicide and killing people, family attorney Alan Shifman said Saturday. Three weeks later, Rodger stabbed three people at his apartment to death, gunned down two women outside a sorority and killed one more person outside a deli. Police believe he killed himself after a roving gunbattle with police. Continue reading “Elliot Rodger’s Videos Raised Alarm Before Santa Barbara Shooting”
Sent to us by a reader who said: This was a staged event imo. I watched that childs’ video and thought to myself this can’t be real. Yesterday. There was one picture that I didn’t save in an article and it was pic of a spent casing next to a puddle of pink blood(fake.) It’s been scrubbed. It would be nice if someone saved it. Ironic that big sis’s new venture is the director of all the uc’s? I think not. Adventures in hoaxland continues…
This entire claim of a wild, roaming shooter on the loose in Santa Barabara, who gunned down and killed 6 people, is mere dramatics. As grandiose as it is it would appear as if it was written for a Hollywood plot. Continue reading “Absolute Proof the Santa Barbara Convenience Store Shooting is a Hoax”
URUMQI, China (AP) – Authorities announced a security crackdown Saturday in China’s Muslim northwest after a deadly bombing raised questions about whether tightening Beijing’s grip might be feeding anti-Chinese anger and a rise of organized terrorism.
Thursday’s bombing at a vegetable market in Urumqi, capital of the Xinjiang region, killed at least 43 people and left the region’s ethnic Chinese on edge. Continue reading “China launched anti-terror drive after bombing”
Several superintendents have taken an unusually public stance against the state’s school accountability system in advance of this week’s release of STAAR results. One letter by the head of Paris ISD drew attention from East Texas to Bangkok.
Paris ISD Superintendent Paul Jones posted his letter to parents on Friday, de-emphasizing the importance of the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness tests. Continue reading “Superintendents push back against STAAR before latest results”
Build Direct – by Steffani Cameron
Nothing wrecks a warm night outdoors quicker than the arrival of mosquitoes. The buzzing, the stabbing, the bleeding, the itching — who needs it?
With barbecue season upon us, it’s time to fight back! There are a lot of great steps you can take to fight mosquitoes, from attacking standing water on your property through to ditching your scented products, but today we’re talking about planters. Continue reading “Mosquito-Fighting Plants for Your Yard”
24/7 Wall Street – by Alexander E.M. Hess and Thomas C. Frohlich
The United States is currently engulfed in one of the worst droughts in recent memory. More than 30% of the country experienced at least moderate drought as of last week’s data.
In seven states drought conditions were so severe that each had more than half of its land area in severe drought. Severe drought is characterized by crop loss, frequent water shortages, and mandatory water use restrictions. Based on data from the U.S. Drought Monitor, 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the states with the highest levels of severe drought. Continue reading “Seven States Running Out of Water”
New York Daily News – by Annie Karni
Mayor Michael Bloomberg is gone, but his shock ads warning about obesity endure.
The graphic spots, which show grisly images of how consuming sugary drinks can lead to diabetes, obesity and heart disease, are playing on television, five months after Bloomberg left office. Continue reading “Michael Bloomberg’s gross-out anti-obesity TV ads continue fight against sugary drinks”
Washington, DC – After a backlash of complaints from concerned citizens, Oklahoma Congressman Jim Bridenstine puts the USDA on notice that he wants an explanation why the farm business development department of the U.S. Government needs an unknown quantity of .40 Cal. S&W submachine guns?
Says Congressman Jim Bridenstine “The fear of my constituents is that the USDA is expanding outside of its Intended mission.”
Continue reading “Congressman Jim Bridenstine Demands to Know Why USDA Needs Machine Guns”
Los Angeles, CA – -(Ammoland.com)- A government that fails to secure its borders is guilty of dereliction of duty.
A government that fails to care for our men and women on the frontlines is guilty of malpractice.
A government that puts the needs of illegal aliens above U.S. veterans for political gain should be prosecuted for criminal neglect bordering on treason. Continue reading “How America Treats Illegal Aliens vs. Veterans… Happy Memorial Day”
Southern California –-(Ammoland.com) It used to be called suicide by cop. That is when some insane guy points a toy gun at a police officer fully expecting that the officer will kill him. It is a tragic situation at best. It is made worse when the next of kin complains about unnecessary violence.
Sadly, the next of kin also complains when an ordinary citizen faces a violent criminal and the citizen uses lethal force in self-defense. We should call it suicide by citizen. I’ll go a step further. Continue reading “Criminals Commit Suicide by Citizen”
Texas – -(Ammoland.com)- Over the past year, our members have done what no other organization has been able to do – put open carry at the forefront of the fight to restore gun rights for all Texans.
As we have grown, we have had to adjust our efforts based on lessons learned through hundreds of open carry events, big and small.
Continue reading “Texas Open Carry Groups Joint Statement on Open Carry of Long Arms”
Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon
A man was walking through an apartment complex in Houston, TX when he was approached by a man who demanded he turn over all of his valuables. It’s not currently clear if the suspect was armed or not.
The victim felt threatened enough to draw his concealed handgun and open fire on the suspect. Continue reading “Concealed Carrier in Texas Shoots Suspected Street Robber Twice”
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) told attendees at a Family Research Council pastors retreat that Senate Democrats want to limit free speech through amending the Constitution.
“When you think it can’t get any worse, it does,” Cruz said at the FRC’s Watchmen on the Wall 2014 event in Washington, D.C. on Thursday. “This year, I’m sorry to tell you, the United States Senate is going to be voting on a constitutional amendment to repeal the First Amendment.” Continue reading “Democratic Senators Want to ‘Repeal the First Amendment’”
Gordon Duff of Veterans Today recently published an article that clearly exposes him as an agent of disinformation who is working to obscure the truth about what happened on 9-11. Why is he doing this and who is he working for?
Gordon Duff, senior editor of the website Veterans Today, published an article on May 20, 2014, that can only be described as rank disinformation that is meant to obscure the truth about 9-11. Continue reading “9-11 Disinformation from Gordon Duff”
Wall Street Journal – by Tom McClintock
One of the worst droughts in California’s history has devastated more than a half-million acres of the most fertile farmland in America. In communities like Sacramento, “water police” go from door to door to enforce conservation measures. There’s even a mobile “app” to report neighbors to city authorities so they can be fined for wasting water.
With the Sierra snowpack at 4% of normal as of May 20, Californians will desperately need what little water remains behind its dams this summer. Authorities have warned some towns like Folsom—home of Folsom Lake—to expect daily rationing of 50 gallons per person, a 60% cut from average household usage. Continue reading “California Drains Reservoirs in the Middle of a Drought”
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Dallas News – by Jeffrey Weis
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CNS News – by Penny Starr