Enforce our Bill of Rights
Air Force veteran Kristen Meghan’s 4-minute video calls on active US military, veterans, and all with Oaths to the US Constitution to honor and enact that Oath: “defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign and domestic.” Her 2-minute part 2 emphasizes US “leadership” as those responsible for this terrorism. Dr. Martin King also came to this conclusion.
Kristen’s points: Continue reading “Vet to US military, all with Oaths: Defend US from domestic terrorists in US ‘leadership’”
For those who have the intelligence to think it will be proven, here, irrefutably, that the claim of a real crash of a FedEx truck into a tour bus is a fake. It will also be proven that there was no accidental fire, that, too, there was no possibility that the FedEx truck, as acclaimed by some so-called witnesses, was on fire at any moment while in motion.
Even so, motion, especially if it relates to significant speed and force (the force arising to a large degree from the object in motion’s weight) produces specific, predictable consequences. A semi-truck in major motion, never breaking, which, then, slams into a tour bus: the consequences are entirely predictable; there cannot be any deviation from the expected. If there is, then, the claim of such massive motion with the resultant force would necessarily be false. Continue reading “Hard Proof that the FedEX Truck – Tour Bus Crash was a Pyrotechnic Hoax”
DISNEYLAND
Two blondes were going to Disneyland. They were driving on the Interstate when they saw the sign that said Disneyland LEFT. They started crying and turned around and went home.
CAR TROUBLE
A blonde pushes her BMW into a gas station. She tells the mechanic it died. After he works on it for a few minutes, it is idling smoothly. Continue reading “Blond Jokes”
I would like to begin by stressing the solution to the potentially catastrophic problems I will describe today. I have two audiences. Those Inside Government and those on the outside. The solution to all the problems I will be describing is to release the scientific works of Nikola Tesla and all improvements make to his experiments since his death more than 7 decades ago. Tesla invented alternating current generators and a lot more. When he died, the Secret Government seized 155 box and crates of his notes and lab equipment. They have spent hundreds of billions of dollars since then perfecting his rather brilliant work and other advanced areas of science.
It is time that all scientific knowledge not of a military nature held by the Secret Government be released. Continue reading “Blood Moons, Quakes, Volcanoes, 20 Fukushimas And Tesla”
All of us CO’s worth our salt have our “BUG-OUT” or “GO-BAGS” packed and ready to roll at this very minute, but how many of us have our “GO-RIGS” ready?
A “GO-RIG” is another name for your fighting rig. This is the rig you transport mags & ammo for your Main Fighting Rifle and Sidearm. It will also have your blowout/trauma kit, spare weapon parts for field repairs and maybe some weapon cleaning gear. I have discussed one of these rigs, the“Mad Max” Chest Rig“ in a previous article. We will discuss some others such as the Rifleman’s Belt, MOLLE Tac-Vest and the Bandolier (Sneaky Bag) as other options. Continue reading “Outfitting your GO-RIG’s”
Lew Rockwell – by William Norman Grigg
When the ATF attacked the Branch Davidians outside Waco in February 1993, the expectation was a quick and painless victory over an eccentric religious sect and a public relations boost for the scandal-plagued agency. This is why the assault was code-named “Showtime.”
The Davidians, however, refused to follow the script. When the ATF stormtroopers arrived at the sect’s sanctuary at Mt. Carmel, David Koresh – who had known of the impending assault, and released an ATF informant rather than holding him as a hostage — attempted to de-escalate the confrontation, only to be answered by a murderous volley of gunfire. Rather than allowing themselves to be shackled or slaughtered, the Davidians stood their ground, killing four of the assailants in a morally unassailable exercise of self-defense and forcing the ATF to retreat. Continue reading “The Regime Doesn’t Handle Defeat Gracefully”
Houston Press – by Dianna Wray
Cowboys and Indians are usually on opposing sides in stories of the Old West, but the modern variations have found something to unite them: opposing the Keystone XL Pipeline.
The Keystone XL Pipeline is a 1,700-mile pipeline that will tote sticky black bitumen from the Canadian Tar Sands to Texas Gulf Coast refineries when — and if — the project is ever completed. The southern leg of the line is up and running, but the northern section — the one that would cross the border into Canada — has been in regulatory limbo for years now. Despite those delays, President Obama recently said his decision on the Keystone would (Maybe. Probably. Possibly.) be announced some time this year. Continue reading “Cowboys and Indians – The Keystone Pipeline unites two groups in opposition to the project.”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
The BLM has tucked their tail between their legs and run for cover. Sheriff Mack, the other sheriffs, various state legislators, Oathkeepers and average people who make up our militias personify the words courage, integrity and honor. May God bless and protect every brave soul who went to the aid of a beleaguered family. Our American heroes prevented another Ruby Ridge and Americans should forever be grateful to all who went to the aid of Cliven Bundy. America still has many great people who are worthy of the descriptive term, hero. Cliven Bundy has also demonstrated to the world what is means to be an American and stand up to tyranny and win. Like so many overreaching federal agencies, when confronted, they are cowards and they tuck their collective tails between their legs and run for cover. Continue reading “The Bundy Affair Is the Tip of the Iceberg To What’s Coming”
The Nations – by Zoë Carpenter
Two prominent public health organizations are pressing the State Department to study the public health implications of the Keystone XL pipeline before reaching a decision on its approval.
“There is an increasing recognition that the environments in which people live, work, learn and play have a tremendous impact on their health,” reads a letter sent Friday to Secretary of State John Kerry by the American Public Health Association (APHA) and the National Association of County and City Health (NACCHO). “The administration will certainly benefit by having a clear understanding of how the proposed Keystone XL pipeline could impact the public’s health, including the health of our most vulnerable citizens.” Continue reading “Could Working on Keystone XL Give You Cancer, Asthma?”
Every Day Health – by Brenda Goodman
Researchers say they’ve discovered yet another reason to love coffee: A new study suggests that people who drink at least a cup a day have a lower risk of liver cancer compared to those who only indulge occasionally.
The study was to be presented Wednesday at the annual meeting of the American Association of Cancer Researchers in San Diego. Research presented at meetings should be viewed as preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed medical journal. Continue reading “Another Reason to Drink Coffee: It Lowers Liver Cancer Risk”
NELIGH, Neb. (AP) — Opponents of a proposed pipeline to carry Canadian oil south to the Gulf Coast have carved a message of resistance into a Nebraska field in the project’s path.
The 80-acre artwork, which was done last week and reads “Heartland#NoKXL,” is the latest protest environmentalists and landowners have employed against TransCanada’s proposed Keystone XL pipeline. Continue reading “Opponents carve anti-pipeline message into field”
Freedom Outpost – by Michael Lotfi
Turtles and cows have absolutely no relevance to the situation in Nevada. Does the Constitution make provision for the federal government to own and control “public land”? This is the only question we need to consider. Currently, the federal government “owns” approximately 30% of the United States territory. The majority of this federally owned land is in the West. For example, the feds control more than 80% of Nevada and more than 55% of Utah. The question has been long debated. At the debate’s soul is Article IV, Section 3, Clause 2 of the Constitution, which is know as the “Property Clause”. Proponents of federal expansion on both sides of the political aisle argue that this clause provides warrant for the federal government to control land throughout the United States. Continue reading “Bundy Ranch Crisis is Reason to Ask “Who Actually owns America’s Land?””
Fox 4 KC – by Michelle Pekarsky
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. — One person was reportedly killed and another injured Sunday afternoon when a gunman shot a man outside the Jewish Community Center and then injured another outside Village Shalom, an assisted living facility.
Witnesses tell FOX 4 reporters that there are two crime scenes:
115th and Nall- Jewish Community Center
123rd and Nall- Village Shalom Continue reading “Deadly shootings outside Jewish Community Center and Village Shalom, Kansas”
DAMASCUS, Syria (AP) — The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations said Sunday that reports of a poison gas attack in a rural village north of Damascus were so far “unsubstantiated,” adding that the United States was trying to establish what really happened before it considers a response.
Both sides in Syria’s civil war blamed each other for the alleged attack that reportedly injured scores of people Friday amid an ongoing international effort to rid the country of chemical weapons. The details of what happened in Kfar Zeita, an opposition-held village in Hama province some 200 kilometers (125 miles) north of Damascus, remain murky. Online videos posted by rebel activists showed pale-faced men, women and children gasping for breath at what appeared to be a field hospital. They suggested an affliction by some kind of poison — and yet another clouded incident where both sides blame each other in a conflict that activists say has killed more than 150,000 people with no end in sight. Continue reading “Official: US looking into Syria toxic gas reports”
NEW YORK (AP) — Jury selection begins Monday in the trial of a disabled Egyptian Islamic preacher extradited from Great Britain on charges he conspired to support al-Qaida, in part by trying to create a training camp in Oregon 15 years ago.
The trial of Mustafa Kamel Mustafa occurs a month after a Manhattan jury convicted Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, Osama bin Laden’s son-in-law and al-Qaida’s spokesman after the 2001 attacks, of charges that will likely result in a life sentence. Continue reading “Jury to be picked in NY trial of Egyptian preacher”
WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s the silent enemy in our retirement accounts: High fees.
And now a new study finds that the typical 401(k) fees — adding up to a modest-sounding 1 percent a year — would erase $70,000 from an average worker’s account over a four-decade career compared with lower-cost options. To compensate for the higher fees, someone would have to work an extra three years before retiring. Continue reading “High fees eroding many 401(k) retirement accounts”
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