Enforce our Bill of Rights
The following seven minutes of mayhem look eerily reminiscent of the violent pre-ambles to the middle-east’s recent coups or non-coups. As anti-government protesters demonstrated against the shunning of a European trade agreement (President Yanukovych – “I will not allow any serious economic losses and decline of living standards”); the clashes became ever more violent as the police cracked down. Continue reading “Ukraine On The Edge: The 7 Minute Video Summary”
Congress Is Less Popular than Zombies, Witches, Dog Poop, Potholes, Toenail Fungus, Hemorrhoids, Cockroaches, Lice, Root Canals, Colonoscopies, Traffic Jams, Used Car Salesmen, Genghis Khan, Communism, North Korea, BP during the Gulf Oil Spill, Nixon During Watergate or King George During the American Revolution.
When Congress’ approval rating was in the double-digits, polls showed that it was less popular among the American public than cockroaches, lice, root canals, colonoscopies, traffic jams, used car salesmen, Genghis Khan, Communism, North Korea, BP during the Gulf Oil Spill, Nixon during Watergate or King George during the American Revolution. Continue reading “3 Times As Many Americans Supported King George During the Revolutionary War than Support Our OWN Congress Today”
Washington (AFP) – Want that Amazon order in just 30 minutes? Company CEO Jeff Bezos says he hopes to soon deploy an armada of mini-drones able to drop small packages at your doorstep.
The US online retail giant’s revolutionary project still needs extra safety testing and federal approval, but Bezos believes that Amazon “Prime Air” would be up and running within four to five years. Continue reading “Amazon unveils futuristic drone delivery plan”
In the last five years, Houston police officers made the life-and-death decision to use lethal force dozens of times — shooting 121 people, 52 of them fatally.
Many of those wounded or killed by HPD were armed with guns, knives, screwdrivers and in one case a sword. But more than a quarter of the people shot from 2008 to 2012 were unarmed, according to a Houston Chronicle investigation. Some of those unarmed civilians were mentally ill or were killed after routine traffic stops. Continue reading “HPD officers almost never get punished for shootings”
Excerpted from JPOST: Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stressed Sunday that he would not diverge from his warnings against Iran’s disputed nuclear ambitions.
In a trade of barbs with his predecessor Ehud Olmert over Israel’s approach to the Iran issue, Netanyahu said he would continue to defend Israeli interests. Continue reading “Netanyahu: I Will Not ‘Shut Up’ When Israel’s Interests Are At Stake”
The Truth Wins – by Michael Snyder
Did you know that Russia is building submarines that are so quiet that the U.S. military cannot detect them? These “black hole” submarines can freely approach the coastlines of the United States without fear of being detected whenever they want. In fact, a “nuclear-powered attack submarine armed with long-range cruise missiles” sailed around in the Gulf of Mexico for several weeks without being detected back in 2012. And now Russia is launching a new class of subs that have “advanced stealth technology”. Continue reading “New Russian Submarines Are So Silent That The U.S. Navy Calls Them “Black Holes””
The Daily Sheeple – by Kimberly Paxton
Help Wanted:
Are you a bully without a victim? Do you enjoy harassing people, humiliating women, and dominating those who attempt to stand up for themselves? Do you like to beat people with a billy club, taze them for looking at you funny, and kick them repeatedly in the ribs when their handcuffed and curled up on the ground? Continue reading “Help Wanted: Corrupt Cops with a History of Brutality”
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A chewable African plant that investigators in Texas believe may be linked to terrorism groups has quietly launched a lengthy investigation in Houston and produced multiple arrests.
The Austin American-Statesman reported Sunday (http://bit.ly/18SfJ9U ) that Muslim civil rights groups are now questioning whether the Texas Department of Public Safety has crossed a line. The agency last year included the olive-shaped leaves known as khat on a statewide threat assessment. Continue reading “Texas arrests over plant raise terrorism questions”
Excerpted from BIG GOVERNMENT: Both Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and Rep. Mike Rogers (R-MI) admitted on CNN’s State of the Union on Sunday that terrorism has elevated and that the United States is in fact no safer now that it was several years ago, despite elevated surveillance.
After Candy Crowley asked Feinstein if Americans were “safer now than we were a year ago, two years ago,” Feinstein said, “I don’t think so…The numbers are way up. There are new bombs, very big bombs…There are more groups than ever. And there is huge malevolence out there.” Continue reading “Al Qaeda Not On The Run? – Dianne Feinstein: Terror Threat Worse Than Ever Before”
The numbers are stunning. A recent Houston Chronicle investigation (“Bulletproof,” Nov. 24, A1) reveals that, between 2008 and 2012, Houston police officers shot 121 civilians. In every case, Harris County grand juries cleared the officers of criminal wrongdoing. Not one stood trial.
Is it possible that every one of those shootings was justified? More than a quarter of the people shot were unarmed. One of the men killed was a double amputee in a wheelchair. He threatened an officer with a ballpoint pen. Continue reading “With Harris County grand juries, it’s ‘pick-a-pal’”
Police in northwest Pakistan say gunmen have attacked police officers who were guarding a team of polio vaccination workers, killing one of the officers and wounding another.
Officials say the police were attacked Saturday in Peshawar, the capital of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack. Continue reading “Police Officer Guarding Polio Team Shot Dead”
After stealing a newspaper delivery truck from a gas station, an intoxicated Apple Valley man told police that he took it because he was “running from zombies,” according to criminal charges filed this week.
Garrett Howard Hurlbut, 23, was charged with stealing a motor vehicle on Sept. 29. Just after 1 a.m., according to court documents, Hurlbut stole the Star Tribune delivery truck while its driver was dropping off newspapers inside an Apple Valley Kwik Trip on W. 145th St. Continue reading “Charges: Man stole delivery truck because he was ‘running from zombies’”
Before It’s News – by Now the End Begins
Duck Dynasty is one of the most watched shows in the history of television. It follows the Robertson family and their business, The Duck Commander.
What most people don’t know is the dark past that only their faith in God helped get them through. The Robertson family has battled drugs, alcoholism, and suicidal tendencies. Through all this pain great things have emerged. Continue reading “The Dark Side Of Duck Dynasty Exposed”
Before It’s News – by Susan Duclos
Two train derailments, both with fatalities, one on the East Coast and one out West, both in the same weekend. According to a thread on conspiracy sites, the list of train derailments and/or incidents across the globe since April 2013 is considerably longer than people might believe without seeing it. So, go ahead and lookat the individual post (it will open in a new tab or window.)
As for this weekends tragic events, one occured the Bronx, NY on Sunday, which killed four and injured 67 and 11 of the injured are reportedly in critical condition. Continue reading “Strange Coincidence Kills 7 Injures 67 – East & West Coast Trains Derail”
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