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NEW IBERIA — State Police are investigating the death of a New Iberia man who apparently shot and killed himself while handcuffed in an Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office vehicle Sunday night, officials said.
Victor White III, 22, was reportedly fighting with others in the 300 block of Lewis Street when deputies, responding to a call, arrived at 11:22 a.m., Trooper 1st Class Stephen Hammons said in a news release. Continue reading “Man kills himself in backseat of Iberia Parish deputy’s car”
Tenth Amendment Center – by Michael Boldin
A Missouri bill to strictly limit drone use passed out of the state House on Monday by a vote of 109-44. It now moves on to the Senate for consideration.
HB1204, the “Preserving Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act,” would ban law enforcement agencies in Missouri from using a “drone or other unmanned aircraft to gather evidence or other information pertaining to criminal conduct or conduct in violation of a statute or regulation except to the extent authorized in a warrant.” Continue reading “Missouri house bans warrantless drone spying, 109-44”
Stars and Stripes – by Seth Robson, March 21, 2014
YOKOTA AIR BASE, Japan — The first of almost 1,200 U.S. Marines will arrive in northern Australia within days to start a six month training rotation, the Australian Ministry of Defence has announced.
The Marines are part of a Marine Air Ground Task Force (MAGTF) that includes 1st Battalion, 5th Marine Regiment out of Camp Pendleton, Calif., Marine Corps spokeswoman 1st Lt. Savannah Moyer said Saturday. Continue reading “1st of 1,200 Marines to arrive in Australia within days as part of rotation”
A powerful Atlas 5 rocket is being readied for launch Tuesday afternoon to place a clandestine payload into space, possibly headed for geosynchronous orbit 22,300 miles above the Earth.
The United Launch Alliance-operated vehicle is capable of delivering 7,800 pounds directly into this type of orbit used by eavesdropping signals intelligence spacecraft. Continue reading “Hush-hush payload to ride Atlas 5 rocket into orbit”
Washington Post – by EUGENE VOLOKH
So holds Rhein v. Pryor (N.D. Ill. Mar. 20, 2014). At this stage of the proceedings, there has been no fact finding based on the plaintiffs’ allegations, so one cannot assume that the defendants indeed behaved the way the plaintiffs claim. I quote the case only to show what legal theories can be brought if government officials do indeed act in the ways the plaintiffs allege. Here are the factual allegations; note that a FOID card is a Firearm Owners Identification Card that is required under Illinois law to possess guns: Continue reading “Free speech, right to bear arms, search and seizure, and due process claims based on gun seizure can go forward”
Not one Wall Street executive has been criminally prosecuted in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. Why not?
The Justice Department says — well, it’s not easy to prove intent.
Peter Henning asks — if that’s the case, why don’t we have a recklessness standard for corporate executive wrongdoing? Continue reading “A Recklessness Standard for Corporate Executive Wrongdoing”
Lew Rockwell – by William Norman Grigg
David and Connie Johnson were asleep when they heard a noise Connie later described as the “walls caving in.” Seconds later their front door was forced open and two armored strangers burst into the two-room apartment the middle-aged couple share with their adult son, Aaron.
Several other assailants were clustered behind the two who had forced open the door. One of them was a female holding a leash that barely restrained a large, snarling dog. One of the intruders pointed as assault rifle at David’s head and threatened to shoot him. Another invader, a female, bellowed, “Put your hands up! This dog will bite you!” Continue reading “Idaho Family Terrorized by Midnight Paramilitary Raid”
I got this from a forum, I know some of the Trenchers live in the Dallas area and I thought they might want to check this out!!!
Mesquite Convention Center
1700 Rodeo Drive, Mesquite, TX 75149
Friday April 4th from 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
Saturday April 5th from 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased at the door, $10 single day, $15 two day Continue reading “Self Reliance Expo near Dallas, Texas”
The information in this article should be taken in consideration. It would be worthy to investigate further, as to the attributes of these elements, as well as many others. There have been many recorded cases where folks have used natural elements to eradicate that of which is causing their suffering. Certain things have worked for some, where others experienced relief from different sources.
The thing is this; It’s up to us to research and find what could help ourselves, for the typical sources cannot be wholly trusted, as they once could be. Continue reading “Top 8 foods and herbs for healing cancer”
WEB Notes: This is how the globalists are able to make changes. They simply print up make believe money and offer it to nations to “save” them from their own doom. While adding in ‘items” that the said countries must conform to or else. How would your family do with a 50% rise in energy prices overnight?
(Source: RT) – The International Monetary Fund has agreed to grant Ukraine between $14 billion and $18 billion to help the country avoid a default. The package includes a 50 percent rise in the cost of energy to Ukrainian homes. Continue reading “IMF unlocks up to $18 bn for Ukraine’s shattered economy”
Common Dreams – by Lauren McCauley
Although a notorious recipient of “corporate welfare,” Walmart has now admitted that their massive profits also depend on the funding of food stamps and other public assistance programs.
In their annual report, filed with the Security and Exchange Commission last week, the retail giant lists factors that could potentially harm future profitability. Listed among items such as “economic conditions” and “consumer confidence,” the company writes that changes in taxpayer-funded public assistance programs are also a major threat to their bottom line. Continue reading “Walmart Admits: ‘Our Profits’ Depend on ‘Their Poverty’”
Christian groups are celebrating with the news that the Federal Bureau of Investigation appears to have scrubbed the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) from its hate crimes webpage, where the controversial group was listed as a resource and referred to as a partner in public outreach.
A letter to the U.S. Department of Justice, drafted by Lieutenant General (Ret.) William G. Boykin, Executive Vice President of the Family Research Council (FRC), calls such an association “completely unacceptable.” Continue reading “FBI Dumps Southern Poverty Law Center as Hate Crimes Resource”
Guns Save Lives – by Dan Cannon
A court ruling had already determined that the 7 round magazine limit imposed by New York’s SAFE Act was unconstitutional. However, the ruling will likely face court challenges in other courts before it’s all said and done.
In the meantime, apparently the New York State Police have joined other law enforcement agencies in instructing their officers not to enforce the law as it currently stands. Continue reading “New York State Police Instructed Not to Enforce SAFE Act Mag Limit”
If you take politicians and the mainstream media seriously, you believe that Iran wants a nuclear weapon and has relentlessly engaged in covert efforts to build one. Even if you are aware that Iran signed the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and is subject to International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) inspections, you may believe that those who run the Islamic Republic have cleverly found ways to construct a nuclear-weapons industry almost undetected. Therefore, you may conclude, Democratic and Republican administrations have been justified in pressuring Iran to come clean and give up its “nuclear program.” Continue reading “Debunking the Official Narrative about the Alleged Iranian Threat”
Abel Danger – by Yoichi Shimatsu, Rense.com
A Tiny Microchip Was The Likely Motive For Pentagon Hijack Of MH370
HONG KONG – The question tormenting millions of cyber-sleuths is Why? What could be the motive behind the elaborate plan for the midair capture of Malaysian Airlines flight 370?
Among the 200-plus passengers bound for Beijing, the target group for the hijack is narrowing down to 20 tech employees working for Freescale Semiconductors, based in Austin, Texas. Among these programmers and systems designers are 12 Malaysians and 8 citizens of mainland China. Continue reading “Stop Flight MH370 At Any Cost – World’s Smallest Micro Processor: Freescale Kinesis KL02 – Israeli Espionage Operating Out of Singapore – Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency”
The New York Times – by JESSICA SILVER-GREENBERG and MICHAEL CORKERY
The surprise departure of a top JPMorgan Chase executive for a giant private equity firm underscores how financial regulations are forcing a shift in the balance of power on Wall Street.
Considered a likely heir to Jamie Dimon, the bank’s 58-year-old chief executive, Michael J. Cavanagh announced on Tuesday that he would resign as JPMorgan’s co-head of investment banking to take on the role of co-chief operating officer of the Carlyle Group. Mr. Cavanagh’s decision to give up a chance at eventually running JPMorgan signals how running a large bank has become less attractive, considering the regulatory hurdles and heightened scrutiny that have dogged Wall Street since the aftermath of the financial crisis. Continue reading “A Likely Heir Is Leaving JPMorgan Chase”
The Advocate, March 10, 2014
Spaceflight Now
Corporate Crime Reporter
World Events and the Bible 
Breitbart – by AUSTIN RUSE
Venitism – by Sheldon Richman