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This article is not about all the contradictions and inconsistencies in the official story of “the Batman murders” at the Aurora Theater. This article is about the use of psychiatry in the judicial system.
Judge Carlos Samour has ordered James Holmes to undergo a second sanity review. Holmes’ lawyers are appealing that order, so once again, everything is on hold. Continue reading “The James Holmes Batman-murder psychiatric circus”
Lew Rockwell – by William Norman Grigg
Ernie Wayne terTelgte is a poor man from a tiny village in Montana who believes that nature gives him a license to live. Barack Obama is a wealthy and privileged man residing at the seat of power who believes his position gives him a license to kill. Naturally, the Tolerance Commissars are pretending that the former is a menace to society, because of the contempt he displays for the system that facilitates the crimes committed by the latter.
Last August, terTelgte was fishing at Three Forks Pond with his eleven-year-old son when they were accosted by Adam Pankratz, who is employed as a warden by the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Service. Continue reading “Only “Extremists” Believe They Have a Right to be Left Alone”
WEB Notes: This is insane, but apparently Americans have accepted this as their new reality… The destruction of that September day on 9/11 was not of two towers, but the Constitution of the United States.
(Video, Source: Infowars) – Senator John McCain told a radio show recently that Americans should “accept” the notion that their private conversations are being recorded by the government, even in the privacy of their own homes. Continue reading “McCain: Americans Should “Accept” That Their Private Conversations Are Being Monitored”
WEB Notes: How would you feel if your child were in a school where another child had a “gender change”?
Missouri Elementary School Boy Will Now Be A Girl Proudly Announces Principal
(Source: Daily Caller) – A boy at Robinson Elementary School in Raytown, Mo. will now officially be recognized as a girl by teachers and administrators.
Continue reading “The Perversion of America”
Dear Nisha,
I have been following the The Rutherford Institute’s activities in defending people at odds with the government for some time now, and I am grateful that the Institutie comes to people’s assistance, like in Marine Brandon Raub’s case.
As you know, all freedom and wealth derive from the land. If you cannot own land, you really are not free. Nor can you earn a living from the land’s resources. This principle is now being tested, sadly to say at gunpoint in Bunkerville, NV. Moreover, it appears that the government is ready to seize even more privately owned land in CA, in UT, in TX, and in NM to further its agenda of selling gas/oil and mineral leases to corporations or to develop public land with corporate partners for energy purposes. Continue reading “Open Letter to the Rutherford Institute, Clive Bundy and Others”
The Daily Sheeple – by Melissa Melton
For many gun rights advocates, May Day was a close call for one aspect of gun control. That’s the day that “smart guns” nearly went on the market – which would have triggered a 2002 law in New Jersey requiring that ALL statewide gun sales be ‘smart guns’ within three years of the first date of sale anywhere in the United States.
That would be a critical blow to the right to bear arms in New Jersey, furthering the often absurd efforts of gun control advocates in the wake of Sandy Hook and other exploited tragedies. That’s because many in power don’t just want ‘smart guns’ to be an available option on the market, they want them to replace all other legal firearms. Continue reading “First U.S. Smart Gun Sale Will Trigger Ban on Traditional Gun Sales in NJ”
US Marines currently in Nigeria to help the government combat Boko Haram terrorists have made their first arrests taking two male suspects into custody after they were found in possession of arms and ammunition during a targeted search.
Over the last week, US Marines have arrived in Nigeria to help with the fight against terrorism after Boko Haram took their war of terror to another level by abducting 234 pupils from Government Girls Secondary School Chibok in Borno State. Acknowledging that the matter was getting beyond its control, the Nigerian government swallowed its pride and accepted outside help. Continue reading “US Marines carry out first arrests of two Boko Haram members in Benue State”
U.S. Navy frigate USS Taylor arrived in Georgia’s Black Sea port of Batumi on May 8 for a three-day port visit.
“Taylor’s presence in Georgia reaffirms the United States’ commitment to strengthening ties with NATO allies and partners like Georgia, while working toward mutual goals of promoting peace and stability in the region,” the U.S. embassy in Tbilisi said. Continue reading “U.S. Navy Frigate Makes Port Visit in Batumi”
Wake Up World – by Gavin Bragg
Fukushima may soon become the greatest environmental disaster site the world has ever seen. If the more than 1300 fuel rods from the badly damaged reactor 4 fuel pool, that is perched 100 feet in the air, are not brought to the ground with absolute precision it could spew out the radiation equivalent of more than 15,000 Hiroshima atomic bombs. The pool rests on a badly damaged building that could easily come down in the next earthquake, if not on its own.[1] Continue reading “How to Naturally Remove Radioactive Particles from Your Body in 5-7 Hours”
An American Airlines Group Inc aircraft almost collided with a drone above Florida earlier this year, a near-accident that highlights the growing risk from rising use of unmanned aircraft, the U.S. air safety regulator said.
The pilot reported seeing a small, remote-control aircraft very close to his plane while preparing to land at Tallahassee Regional Airport, said Jim Williams, manager of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Unmanned Aircraft System Integration Office. Continue reading “U.S. passenger jet nearly collided with drone in March: FAA”
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