concealed251.jpgFox News – by Joshua Rhett Miller

A national newspaper chain never intended to create a multi-state database of gun owners with permits allowing them to carry concealed weapons according to its top executive, who told FoxNews.com a “poorly crafted” internal memo erroneously indicated such an idea was being planned.

The memo — sent by a top content editor to various editors at Civitas Media, which owns about 100 newspapers in 11 states, with 1.6 million in total circulation — laid out a plan for an enterprise project that would use public information requests to establish the database. But Civitas President and CEO Michael Bush, in an email after FoxNews.com reported the story on Friday, stated that the memo should not have been sent and that the notion of such a project had been “rejected” upon consideration.    Continue reading “Newspaper boss says gun permit database idea was misfire”

Countercurrents – by Peter Van Buren

The debate Edward Snowden envisioned when he revealed the extent of National Security Agency (NSA) spying on Americans has taken a bad turn. Instead of a careful examination of what the NSA does, the legality of its actions, what risks it takes for what gains, and how effective the agency has been in its stated mission of protecting Americans, we increasingly have government officials or retired versions of the same demanding — quite literally — Snowden’s head and engaging in the usual fear-mongering over 9/11. They have been aided by a chorus of pundits, columnists, and present as well as former officials offering bumper-sticker slogans like “If you have nothing to hide, you have nothing to fear,” all the while claiming our freedom is in direct conflict with our security.   Continue reading “You Can’t Opt Out : 10 NSA Myths Debunked”


Continue reading “State Rep. and Retired Commercial Pilot Both Acknowledge Pilots Being Forced to Transport Tens of Thousands of Illegal Muslims into the United States”

Yahoo News – by Eric Tucker

COLUMBIA, Md. (AP) — Police have identified the two retail employees killed in a shooting at a Maryland mall.

The Howard County Police said late Saturday that the victims were 21-year-old Brianna Benlolo of College Park, Md., and 25-year-old Tyler Johnson of Ellicott City, Md. The gunman also died.

Both worked at Zumiez, which sold skate apparel and accessories.   Continue reading “Police identify 2 employees killed in Md. shooting”

History is a Weapon – by the Communist Party of South Africa

First published: during the ’eighties as a series of articles in ‘Umsebenzi’; later as a single pamphlet for underground operatives.

1. INTRODUCTION

This is a pamphlet about the role of secrecy in solving the tasks of the Revolution. Secrecy gives us protection by starving the enemy of information about us. Secrecy helps us build a strong revolutionary movement to overthrow the enemy.   Continue reading “How to Master Secret Work”

johnsonCNS News – by Penny Starr

Speaking at the United States Conference of Mayors on Friday, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said the approximately 11 million people who are in the country illegally have “earned the right to be citizens.”

“An earned path to citizenship for those currently present in this country is a matter of, in my view, homeland security to encourage people to come out from the shadows,” said Johnson, in what he remarked was one of his first public speeches since being confirmed as the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) chief in December.   Continue reading “Homeland Security Secretary: Illegals Have ‘Earned Right to be Citizens’”

Silver Doctors

Those who have been delaying moving their retirement funds out of the system on the account of early withdrawal taxes may want to take notice.

If the official 2012 year end notification an SD reader received from the TSP  is any indication, it appears that our prediction of forced movement of 401k, IRA, private & public pension funds into US Treasury bonds may be closer than ever.    Continue reading “Federal Government Forcing Employees 401K Funds into Treasuries?”

Northeast Intelligence Network – by Douglas J. Hagmann

“Knowing about the terror threat to the Olympic games at Sochi is one thing. Understanding the threat and what’s behind it is quite another. There’s a very important back-story that no one is reporting,” stated this source. “Understanding what’s happening behind the scenes will put things into a certain perspective, and it’s a perspective from which nightmares are born,” he added.   Continue reading “Threats at Sochi expose “a larger agenda,” says intelligence source”

exposureNatural News – by Ethan A. Huff

A popular metal used in mobile phones, wedding rings, light bulbs, computers and various other consumer products has been linked in a new study to increasing the risk of stroke. Researchers from the University of Exeter in the U.K. observed a direct association between tungsten levels in the blood and stroke risk, meaning that participants with the highest levels of the heavy metal in their systems were also the most prone to developing the circulatory condition.

To draw these conclusions, the team collected and analyzed data on more than 8,600 Americans between the ages of 18 and 74, all of whom provided urine samples to test for tungsten. Over the course of 11 years, these same individuals were assessed for stroke risk in comparison with their respective tungsten levels to see if there is any correlation between the two.   Continue reading “Exposure to heavy metal tungsten increases chances of stroke”

Dean Wormer: “Of course I’m talking about Delta, you twerp!  This year, it is going to be different!  This year, we are going to grab the bull by the balls and kick those punks off campus. “

Greg Marmalard: “What do you intend to do, sir?  Delta is already on probation. “

Dean Wormer: “They are?”

Greg Marmalard: “Yes, sir!”   Continue reading “Finding a Way to Revoke Delta’s Charter”

The Daily Beast – by Josh Rogin

Dennis Rodman reportedly brought thousands of dollars in luxury gifts to Kim Jong Un for his birthday. Now, Washington’s looking into whether those gifts violated U.S. sanctions.

Dennis Rodman was already having a rotten month, between the trip to rehab and the global condemnation for cozying up to a dictator. Now things may be about to get much worse. The U.S. Treasury Department is investigating whether he violated the law that prohibits the importing of luxury goods into North Korea.   Continue reading “U.S. Investigating Dennis Rodman for Busting Sanctions”

UK Prime Minister David Cameron bows to Queen ElizabethThe Examiner

Today Queen Elizabeth and UK Prime Minister David Cameron were issued arrest warrants. The two were charged with sexual crimes against children as part of an international pedophile ring.

“We have enough evidence to prosecute and hold both the Prime Minister and Queen of England” said ex-Royal Military Policeman Matt Taylor.   Continue reading “Byington: Queen Elizabeth and Cameron issued warrants for a pedophile ring?”

AP PhotoYahoo News

SOCHI, Russia (AP) — At least one Olympic bathroom seems to be flush with toilets.

When BBC reporter Steve Rosenberg went to use the bathroom at the cross-country skiing and biathlon center for next month’s Winter Olympics in Sochi, he found two toilets but only one stall.

His tweeted picture instantly became a national joke.   Continue reading “Twin toilets photo at Sochi Olympics goes viral”

Humans are Free

Did you know, it is estimated that hemp has approx. 25,000 uses? From food, paint and fuel to clothing and construction materials. There are even hemp fibres in your Red Rose® and Lipton® tea bags. And several cars made today contain hemp.

The oldest relic of human industry is a piece of hemp fabric (canvas) found in ancient Mesopotamia dating back to approximately 8000 B.C.

The oldest surviving piece of paper was made over 2000 years ago in China and was also made from hemp fiber. In 2500 B.C. the pharaohs used hemp in the construction of the great pyramids.   Continue reading “The Marijuana Conspiracy – The Real Reason why Hemp is ILLEGAL”