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MANILA, Philippines (AP) — The United States and the Philippines have reached a 10-year agreement that would allow a larger U.S. military presence in this Southeast Asian nation as it grapples with increasingly tense territorial disputes with China, White House officials said Sunday.
Two Philippine officials confirmed the agreement to The Associated Press before the White House announcement. Continue reading “US, Philippines reach deal on troops”
WASHINGTON — A record surge in recent firearms production and transactions have swamped the federal government’s automated registration system for select weapons, including machine guns.
In a notice earlier this month to the firearms industry, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said it was temporarily suspending parts of its computerized system to shore up capacity in part to process the required registration and transfer of National Firearms Act covered weapons, which also include silencers, short-barreled shotguns, short-barreled rifles and some explosive devices. Continue reading “Firearms applications surge, swamp registration system”
On Friday, John Jacob Schmidt of Radio Free Redoubtsaid that according to Stewart Rhodes, founder of Oath Keepers, Attorney General Eric Holder has approved drone strikes against the Bundy ranch to take place some time in the next 48 hours. According to Schmidt, the information came from a source Oath Keepers has within the Department of Defense.
That source, according to the report, allegedly said Attorney General Eric Holder authorized what is known as a “hot drone strike” against the ranch. Such a strike, he added would effectively kill everyone at the ranch. Continue reading “Report claims Eric Holder approved drone strike against Bundy ranch”
Illinois Democrats are backing off a plan to give $100 million of state money toward landing President Obama’s presidential library and museum — following accusations of voting “shenanigans” and nasty Chicago-style politics, not to mention the state’s dire financial situation.
A Democrat-led House committee approved the money last week at an out-of-town hearing in Chicago with no Republicans in attendance. They instead relied on a procedural move that allowed them to use votes from a previous meeting. Continue reading “Illinois Dems back off $100 million push for Obama library following outrage”
President Bashar Assad on Sunday toured a historic Christian village his forces recently captured from rebels, state media said, as the country’s Greek Orthodox Patriarch vowed that Christians in the war-ravaged country “will not submit and yield” to extremists.
Syrian state TV and the country’s official SANA news agency said Assad was in Maaloula, inspecting the damage done in recent fighting to its monasteries and churches. Continue reading “Syrian President Assad reportedly visits Christian village”
There is a growing awareness that our elected officials like Harry”Dirty Harry” Reid have or are selling the American people as collateral to a hostile power that has declared the United States as is principal enemy… The People’s Republic of China
Moreover, there is a movement afoot to identify patriot prosecutors, judges and sheriffs and patriots willing to sit on grand juries to determine whether their representatives have committed any state crimes and to indict them in the various states, and to get ride of them while isolating WA DC. Continue reading “The Bundy Incident and Rumors of War”
A Brooklyn man says a Suffolk police officer threatened to take him to a wooded area and beat him after a traffic stop, according to a lawsuit filed last Friday in U.S. District Court.
The lawsuit alleges Sandino Hazzard’s civil rights were violated after an officer pulled him over in North Babylon a couple of years ago and falsely arrested him. In addition, police used excessive force when an unidentified officer allegedly “pushed, assaulted and strip searched” Hazzard, the suit states. Continue reading “Brooklyn man alleges in lawsuit he was threatened by Suffolk cop”
Philly.com – by Aubrey Whelan and Mike Newall
Philippe Holland’s last delivery of the night Tuesday, a cheeseburger deluxe to a West Philadelphia rowhouse, was an order so small he didn’t bother to carry his pizza delivery bag.
His hoodie was up, his hands in his pockets, police say, as he walked back to his gold Ford Taurus, parked on 51st Street near Willows Avenue.
The 20-year-old from Upper Darby had been running orders two nights a week for Slices & More for a few weeks. That was on top of another job at an airport restaurant.
Continue reading “Questions in police shooting of pizza delivery driver”
Tampa Bay Times – by Dan Sullivan
TAMPA — A Tampa police detective was fired Thursday amid a federal grand jury investigation into potential criminal conduct, police Chief Jane Castor said.
Detective Eric Houston, who worked on some of the department’s highest profile cases, was dismissed several weeks after a department investigator found Houston was involved in suspected criminal activity, Castor said. She refused to give specifics about the accusations but said the information was turned over to the U.S. Attorney’s Office. Continue reading “Tampa police detective fired amid accusations of criminal conduct”
Atlanta Journal-Constitution – by Rodney Thrash
The person of interest who prompted a lockdown of the state’s third largest university posed no threat to the campus community, officials said this afternoon.
About 2 p.m., Kennesaw State officials received a call about a suspicious man on campus with a possible weapon and put the school on lockdown as a precaution, university spokeswoman Tammy DeMel told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution in an emailed statement. Continue reading “Univ. goes into lock-down over student with a cell phone in front pocket”
Canada Free Press – by Timothy Birdnow
The internet has been buzzing for the last few days with hysterical hypocrisy from the Left over some remarks made by Clive Bundy, the Nevada Rancher who recently staved off a paramilitary assault by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Bundy made a comment that perhaps black people were better off slaves (as opposed to the neo-slavery of benevolent government.) He was roundly thrashed for his remarks. Continue reading “Saul Alinsky Tactics and the BLM War”
The horrifying headlines were coming so thick and fast this month it was hard to keep up:
Christian Mercenary – by T.L. Davis
Liberty is not about Cliven Bundy, it never was. The support Bundy received was in direct proportion to his request for such help. I have nowhere else seen a rancher or land owner asking for the help of the patriot/liberty community. Nowhere else have I seen an aggrieved individual requesting the help of militias to defend their liberties. We are here, we are available.
This is a necessary step in the process.
Continue reading “Blood of Patriots”
And he causes all, the small and the great, and the rich and the poor, and the free men and the slaves, to be given a mark on their right hand or on their forehead, and he provides that no one will be able to buy or to sell, except the one who has the mark, either the name of the beast or the number of his name.…
Revelations 13:16-17
Technologies designed specifically to track and monitor human beings have been in development for at least two decades. Continue reading “The Mark: Scientist Claims Human Microchip Implants Will Become “Not Optional””
South Korea’s prime minister has announced his resignation over the widespread criticism over the government’s response to the April 16 ferry disaster.
Prime Minister Chung Hong-won announced his resignation early on Sunday at an emergency news conference in Seoul, the capital. Continue reading “South Korea’s PM resigns over ferry disaster”
Wake up America- by Susan Duclos
It begins. Just as some members of the US Military started a campign of holding up signs saying they refused to fight for al-Qaeda Syrian rebels and/or in a Syrian civil war, when Barack Obama was beating the drums of war and planned to attack Syria under false pretenses to oust Syria’s President Bashar Assad, now the first shot across the bow has been fired as shown in the sign below, making it clear that this soldier wants no war with Russia and utterly refuses to kill or die for this. The sign reads: Continue reading “It Begins… ‘I Won’t Kill Or Die For This’”
ANGOLA, La. (AP) — They’re often thrown like rag dolls and risk being stepped on or gored by bucking bulls and broncos. But in those few seconds in the spotlight of the Angola Prison Rodeo, the inmates feel like they are part of the world again.
Louisiana’s most violent criminals, many serving life sentences for murder, are the stars of the nation’s longest-running prison rodeo that is celebrating its 50th year. Continue reading “Louisiana’s Angola Prison Rodeo marks 50 years”
Yahoo News – by Jim Gomez
USA Today – by Kevin Johnson
Examiner – by Joe Newby
Fox News
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Newsday – by Nicole Fuller
WND – by Patrice Lewis
SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo
Aljazeera