Dzhokhar TsarnaevWPTZ 5 News

U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has authorized the government to seek the death penalty against Boston Marathon bombing suspect Dzhokar Tsarnaev, according to Carmen Ortiz, the U.S. attorney for Massachusetts.

Authorities accuse Tamerlan Tsarnaev and his younger brother Dzhokhar Tsarnaev of planting the bombs that exploded April 15 near the finish line of the marathon.
Three people were killed there and more than 260 wounded.    Continue reading “DOJ to seek death penalty for Boston bombing suspect”

The seven ways to stop the NSA from gaining intel on youPrepper Podcast Radio Network – by James Smith

You cannot swing a dead cat without hitting a news story about the National Security Administration (NSA) finding ways to glean information about your personal life. From learning your sexual proclivity to your bank’s PIN, they seem to have an animalistic hunger for your personal details.

The information I am giving you is life changing. It offers freedom where there is captivity. And, believe it or not, actually works!   Continue reading “The seven ways to stop the NSA from gaining intel on you”

Publius Forum – by Warner Todd Huston

As the State of Connecticut went through the process of gearing up to push more gun bans and bans on high capacity ammunition magazines, it was estimated that The Constitution State had at least “2.4 million” of the offending magazines within its borders. But now, after the new forced registration law set in, only about 38,000 high capacity magazines were registered. So, where did they all go?   Continue reading “How Did ‘Millions’ of High Capacity Magazines Disappear in Connecticut?”

An aerial view of a heavy-water production plant in the central Iranian town of Arak. Iranian state TV on Monday, Jan. 20, 2014 announced the country has started implementing a landmark deal struck between six world powers and Tehran to ease Western sanctions in exchange for Iran opening its nuclear program to international inspection and limiting its uranium enrichment, which is a possible pathway to nuclear arms. (AP Photo/ ISNA, Arash Khamoushi, File)Now the End Begins

For the past 5 years, US occupying president Barack Hussein Obama has done a political tap dance on par with anything that Gene Kelly and Fred Astaire did on the ballroom floor in their primes. Obama has nearly single-handedly coddled, cajoled and maneuvered world leaders and situations to allow Iran all the time and space they needed to bring nuclear reactors online and create the bomb(s) that will be fired at Israel.   Continue reading “Propaganda Alert: Iran Now Able To Produce A Nuclear Bomb”

TPATH – by RoseAnn Salanitri

“May Day” when repeated three times is recognized worldwide as a cry for help in life threatening situations.  The call is traditionally used by mariners and aviators. Unfortunately, crying May Day in the case of a dying nation will not garner the support of nearby ships or planes.  But it can be the battle cry of the patriots who understand that the country they love is under siege and in dire straits.    Continue reading “May Day!”

PutinPat Dollard

MOSCOW — At the height of the Cold War, it was common for American conservatives to label the officially atheist Soviet Union a “godless nation.”

More than two decades on, history has come full circle, as the Kremlin and its allies in the Russian Orthodox Church hurl the same allegation at the West.   Continue reading “Putin Slams ‘Morally Bankrupt America:’ Who’s ‘Godless’ Now?”

Washington’s Blog

Americans Are Starting to Wake Up from their Fear-Induced Haze

“Those who give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.”
– Ben Franklin   Continue reading “60% of Americans Value Privacy Over Anti-Terror Protections”

Lew Rockwell – by Andrew P. Napolitano

What if the state of the union is a mess? What if the government spies on all of us all of the time and recognizes no limits to its spying? What if its appetite for acquiring personal knowledge about all Americans is insatiable? What if the government uses the microchips in our cellphones to follow us and listen to us as we move about?

What if the Constitution expressly prohibits the government from doing this? What if the government has written laws that are interpreted in secret by judges who meet in secret and are applied by federal agents who operate in secret and their secret behavior doesn’t even resemble what the laws say they can do?   Continue reading “A Sorry State of the Union”

Infowars – by Steve Watson

A rather Orwellian council proposal in California would see police able to remotely access the feeds from home security cameras in San Jose, for the good of society.

The idea, forwarded by City Councilman Sam Liccardo, calls for citizens to volunteer their own CCTV systems, registering them with local law enforcement, so police can monitor whatever the cameras are trained on.   Continue reading “Authorities Want Remote Access To Californians’ Home CCTV Feeds “For The Greater Good””

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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled that when an airline reports to TSA about an individual who might pose a potential danger, the airline may not be held liable if its report contained exaggerations and minor falsehoods. (Court allows gov’t employees to LIE while innocent Americans get arrested, WTF?)   Continue reading “Airlines aren’t liable for exaggerating possible air emergencies”

Photo: HandoutWired – by DAVID KRAVETS

A U.S. terrorism defendant who was formally notified that he was spied on by the NSA filed a challenge to the constitutionality of the surveillance today, in a case likely to be litigated all the way to the Supreme Court.

Jamshid Muhtorov, a native of Uzbekistan who immigrated to Colorado, is one of only two criminal defendants the government has conceded was charged on the basis of evidence scooped up by the NSA’s surveillance programs. The spying was authorized by the controversial FISA Amendments Act.   Continue reading “Terror Defendant Challenges Evidence Gathered by NSA Spying”