Enforce our Bill of Rights
Sometimes when hearing news from DC, I’m reminded of that line from an old Hollies song.
Tennessee U.S. Senator Lamar Alexander’s chief of staff Ryan Loskarn was arrested Wednesday, Dec. 11, by authorities on probable cause for possession and distribution of child pornography.
“Stunned, Surprised” said Lamar as he announced that Loskarn is gone along with his $169,000 a year salary. Continue reading “Sitting in a nest of bad men”
Excerpted from KVOA: The News 4 Tucson Investigators have uncovered exclusive information about an illegal immigrant on the job, with a badge and gun, working as a law enforcement officer in southern Arizona.
The investigation in this case began when a man applied for a visa to stay here in the United States. Continue reading “Illegal Alien Found Working As Cop”
There were two murders in Farmington, N.M., in 2011, down from three in 2010. And there were 73 rapes and 40 robberies. Ten arsons and 93 auto thefts also were reported by a crime data website.
Think those figures might drop now that the police department is equipped with a new explosive resistant and highly intimidating war machine called an MRAP, a Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle that withstands bullets and bombs and is not slowed by water or fire? Continue reading “Small-Town Cops Get Bomb-Resistant War Truck”
The Real Revo – by R.D. Walker
He implies yours were too. Therefore, we should all be more sympathetic. Here is Joe:
Vice President Joe Biden said Wednesday that some of his ancestors came to the United States illegally and said it’s fruitless to compare the immigration system of the 1800s to today’s. Continue reading “Smilin’ Joe Biden says his ancestors were illegal immigrants”
Last week, we posted an article about a 1912 book
of Jewish Genealogy written in German. A Slovakian reader
kindly translated the entry on the Rothschilds who spearheaded the
NWO and were considered “the king of the Jews.”
Alas, no smoking guns but it does describe their progenitors,
their wealth and how they were perceived 100-years-ago. Continue reading “Meyer Amschel Rothschild was an Orphan”
Before It’s News – by Lavender Rose
Rather than you watching television, it is they who are watching you! Verizon has recently patented a cable DVR box that will use audio and video to record and analyze what’s going on in your living room so that they can provide targeted ads in real time on the TV to suit what’s going on. Now, one reason may be advertising and marketing, but since they can listen and watch, just think, smile you may be on candid camera! Continue reading “Cameras in Your Cable Box Watching You in Your Home Watching Television”
The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges
Who owns your children? Who determines your child’s fate? Who decides what your child will wear, eat and what they will believe? It costs hundreds of thousands, if not millions of dollars to raise a child. Parents make unbelievable financial sacrifices to raise a child as they plan for their future. Parents go through unbelievable heartache in their role as a parent as we rise and fall with our children’s accomplishments and setbacks. Parents rejoice when their child takes their first step or speaks their first word. Parents are forced to forsake the follies of their young adulthood in order to provide for their child. Parents agonize when their child is sad. And God forbid, a parent’s life effectively ends when they lose a child. Continue reading “Who Owns The Children?”
Has photos of people in high places, no doubt. Sick bastard!
Before It’s News – by Zen Gardner
According to this article, not only was this sleezebag arrested and released, there was no explanation given as to why. According to th relentless reserch done by David Icke and other truth seekers, Ireland seems to be a real bastion of child abuse in the upper echelon of society and law enforcement. This was brought to light with the Holly Grieg story. The video at the bottom has more about that. Continue reading “World’s Biggest Child Porn Dealer Arrested and Released — No Charges.”
In a letter sent late Wednesday, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee Darrell Issa reminded Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius that obstructing a congressional investigation is a crime.
Issa’s Committee has been looking into the details of how Obamacare was implemented, along with the major problems with Healthcare.gov and has requested a number of documents from HHS, none of which he’s received. The documents requested pertain to companies hired by HHS to build and operate Healthcare.gov. Continue reading “Issa to Sebelius on Healthcare.gov Probe: Failing to Turn Over Info is Criminal Obstruction of Justice”
Yahoo News – by Dylan Stableford
A Colorado school that had been widely criticized for suspending a 6-year-old boy for kissing a girl on the hand has dropped its sexual harassment claim against the first grader, and allowed him to return to school.
The superintendent of Canon City Schools decided to drop the sexual harassment claim Wednesday after meeting with the parents of Hunter Yelton, KRDO reports. The Dec. 4 incident is now being classified as misconduct. Continue reading “School drops sexual harassment claim against 6-year-old who kissed girl”
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A North Texas teen from an affluent family was sentenced to probation this week after he killed four pedestrians when he lost control of his speeding pickup truck while driving drunk, a punishment that outraged the victims’ families and left prosecutors disappointed.
The 16-year-old boy was sentenced Tuesday in a Fort Worth juvenile court to 10 years of probation after he confessed to intoxication manslaughter in the June 15 crash on a dark rural road. Continue reading “Sentence in Texas teen’s fatal DWI wreck stirs ire”
The Daily Caller – by Ginni Thomas
Trust in the federal government is declining to record lows while the Obama administration uses overbearing, imperious authority to suppress political dissent and intimidate his opposition, says author Angelo Codevilla.
In 2003, former Secretary of Clinton Hillary Clinton said that dissent is patriotic. Continue reading “Codevilla: Obama’s targeting of his political enemies erodes trust in government”
A report, published by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, suggests that the caprice, carelessness, and downright incompetence that marked the disaster was no accident. In fact, that it is endemic in the ATF.
After a bungled sting attracted the suspicion of the Milwaukee press earlier this year, reporters started to examine similar enterprises in the rest of the country. What they found astonished them. Continue reading “The ATF is manufacturing crimes against citizens”
The failure of prosecutors to divulge exculpatory evidence in criminal cases has reached epidemic proportions, the 9th Circuit’s top judge wrote Tuesday.
Reacting to the federal appeals court’s refusal to reconsider the case of man convicted in 2003 for possessing Ricin with intent to use it as a weapon, Chief Judge Alex Kozinski stated that an absence of “professional discipline” and a lack of real consequences has loosed “an epidemic of Brady violations abroad in the land.” Continue reading “Judge: The failure of prosecutors to divulge exculpatory evidence has reached epidemic proportions”
Policy Mic – by Raphaella Baek
You’d think that social welfare groups would promote, well, social welfare causes. When you hear the phrase “social welfare organization,” you might think of public advocacy groups like the American Civil Liberties Union or the Human Rights Campaign.
In reality, a growing number of these nonprofit organizations are less focused on promoting social welfare and more interested in pumping millions of dollars worth of anonymous donations into politics. Continue reading “Here’s the Shady Way So-called “Nonprofits” Are Funneling Millions Into Politics”
On Tuesday, conservative news outlets in the United States decided that the best way to commemorate the life of Nelson Mandela, and to report on the memorial services in his honor, was to manufacture a controversy about an AFP photo of President Barack Obama shooting a selfie with Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt. According to Fox News, the “international incident” was so bad that, “The tsk-tisk-ing could be heard across continents.” Continue reading “8 Photos You Didn’t See From Obama’s Trip to South Africa”
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Three years ago, a jury heard lurid testimony about a burned body and a brazen cover-up before convicting a former New Orleans police officer of fatally shooting a man without justification in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.
But the officer, David Warren, was acquitted of the same charges Wednesday by a different panel of jurors who didn’t hear any talk about what happened to 31-year-old Henry Glover’s body or about falsified police reports on his shooting outside a strip mall less than a week after the 2005 storm. Continue reading “Ex-cop acquitted in retrial over deadly shooting”
BONNE TERRE, Mo. (AP) — Missouri executed Allen Nicklasson on Wednesday night for killing a good Samaritan who stopped to help him and his friends after their car stalled on Interstate 70 in 1994.
It was the state’s second execution in three weeks. Nicklasson, 41, was pronounced dead at 10:52 p.m. Wednesday, eight minutes after the process began. His eyes remained closed throughout and he showed little reaction to the drug, only briefly breathing heavily about 2 minutes into the process. He offered no final words. Continue reading “Missouri executes man in 1994 good Samaritan death”
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