Young Cons

It’s hard to argue with this…

Since President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law, he has changed it five times. Most notably, he suspended the employer mandate last summer. This is widely known, but almost no one seems to have grasped its significance.

The Constitution authorizes the President to propose and veto legislation. It does not authorize him to change existing laws. The changes Mr. Obama ordered in Obamacare, therefore, are unconstitutional. This means that he does not accept some of the limitations that the Constitution places on his actions. We cannot know at this point what limitations, if any, he does accept.   Continue reading “Forbes flat-out calls for Obama’s impeachment, and their argument is very compelling”

boyfriend suicide shoppingHuffington Post

A Chinese man reportedly committed suicide in a crowded mall over the weekend after arguing with his girlfriend about her shopping.

According to Chinese media reports, the man jumped to his death Saturday at the Golden Eagle Shopping Complex in the city of Xuzhou after an afternoon of shopping with his girlfriend. It is believed that the man was about 40 years old.   Continue reading “Man Reportedly Jumps To His Death In Chinese Mall After Girlfriend’s Shopping Spree”

Flickr - Pills - HollywoodPimpWaking Times – by Deane Alban

Prescription drugs cause over 100,000 deaths per year and cause another 1.5 million people to experience side effects so severe they must be hospitalized. Shockingly, adverse drug reactions are now the fourth leading cause of death in the US. (1)

This is in part due to the problem of “polypharmacy” — the taking of several drugs at once that interact in negative and sometimes unexpected ways.   Continue reading “Are Your Prescriptions Killing You?”

Before It’s News – by Live Free or Die

Paul Begley gives us a news update: China is moving its troops to the North Korean border. Though China says that these are normal ‘war games’, a large scale troop maneuver has occurred. Normal war games or a prelude to something much bigger?

China’s military is holding large-scale military maneuvers near the North Korean border amid new signs of political instability in Pyongyang.   Continue reading “China Moves Troops To N. Korea Border: War Games Or Something More?”

ParakeetDNA Info – by Nicholas Rizzi

ST. GEORGE — A Staten Island woman has sued the city claiming police entered her St. George home without a warrant, beat her family and killed her beloved pet parakeet, according to court documents.

Last year, Evelyn Lugo’s bird, Tito, was thrown from his cage after it was knocked off a dresser as cops came into her Corson Avenue home, the Daily News first reported.   Continue reading “NYPD Beat Family and Killed Pet Parakeet in Own Home, Lawsuit Says”

The F-35 and trickle down tyranny.The Common Sense Show – by Dave Hodges

The title of the article is not hyperbole. The Air Force is indeed preparing to steal as many homes as needed to fulfill two objectives: (1) To ensure the profitability of the military industrial complex (2) To use the mission of the Air Force to drive down home values, in the adjacent areas to a planned CANAMEX highway and to force as many people as possible off of their land in the process in furtherance of the North American Union (SPP).   Continue reading “The Air Force Is Preparing to Steal the Land of Millions of Americans”

Stores adopt ‘Customers’ Bill of Rights’ after ‘shop frisk’ fiascoNew York Post – by Amber Sutherland and Bruce Golding

Many of the city’s major clothing stores tried to defuse the “shop and frisk” scandal on Monday by agreeing to an anti-profiling policy demanded by civil-rights activists led by the Rev. Al Sharpton.

Barneys, Macy’s, Bergdorf Goodman, Saks Fifth Avenue, Lord & Taylor and the Gap are among the retailers that promised to post and abide by a “Customers’ Bill of Rights” in the wake of allegations that some black shoppers were targeted for questioning by cops after purchasing pricey items.   Continue reading “Stores adopt ‘Customers’ Bill of Rights’ after ‘shop frisk’ fiasco”

Private PropertyExpose Obama – by John Whitehead

“No power on earth has a right to take our property from us without our consent.”—John Jay,first Chief Justice of the United States

“How ‘secure’ do our homes remain if police,armed with no warrant,can pound on doors at will and … forcibly enter?”—Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg,the lone dissenter in Kentucky v. King   Continue reading “Obama Abolishes Private Property”

mandela-skullNortherntruthseeker

I have truly been surprised over the last few days about how much all the reports on the Electric Jew and in the Jewish controlled newspapers have concentrated on the death of the former South African communist and terrorist leader, Nelson Mandela.   It has been sickening to see all of the reports calling this person one of the “greatest men” in all history, without telling the truth about how this man sought a violent revolution to take over South Africa and cared little about how many people, either black or white, that died in the process… Few know that he was imprisoned for some 27 years not because of “Apartheid” but because of his criminal and terrorist acts against South Africa itself!   Continue reading “Nelson Mandela: Communist, Terrorist, Rabble-Rouser!”

Pro Liberate

In Iceland, police are mourning the unprecedented shooting death of a suspect. In the United States, police are scandalized by the unfamiliar spectacle of an officer using non-lethal means to subdue and arrest an emotionally unstable man who appeared to be armed. Icelandic police are stunned and grieving because officers took a human life. Some American cops are alarmed by the “recklessness” displayed by an officer who spared the life of a Mundane.

The fatal police shooting of a 59-year-old Icelandic man on December 2 was the first to take place in that country since it achieved independence in 1944.    Continue reading “What’s Wrong with Police in Iceland?”

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A redacted IRS letter dated Sept. 8, 2011 reveals that at least in one case the IRS’s examiners used photos of a property, obtained through Google Maps, as evidence to revoke the 501(c)(4) status of a homeowner’s association.

“The road consists of a two-mile loop around the inside of the property. It goes not have any sidewalks or bicycle lanes. The examining agent printed and copied a map from Google Maps into this report,” states the letter.   Continue reading “The IRS is using Google Maps to spy on taxpayers”

Huffington Post – by Radley Balko

In the monthly e-newsletter for the Justice Department’s Community Oriented Police Services (COPS) program, Senior Policy Analyst Karl Bickel sounds the alarm about the militarization of America’s domestic police forces. Here’s his conclusion:

Police chiefs and sheriffs may want to ask themselves—if after hiring officers in the spirit of adventure, who have been exposed to action oriented police dramas since their youth, and sending them to an academy patterned after a military boot camp, then dressing them in black battle dress uniforms and turning them loose in a subculture steeped in an “us versus them” outlook toward those they serve and protect, while prosecuting the war on crime, war on drugs, and now a war on terrorism—is there any realistic hope of institutionalizing community policing as an operational philosophy?   Continue reading “DOJ Agency Warns Of Police Militarization”

abc snowball fight ll 131209 16x9 608 Snowball Fight at Univ. of Oregon Could Lead to Criminal ChargesYahoo News -by Tatiana Shams-Costa

Snowball fights can be great fun – as long as you’re a willing participant.

Students at the University of Oregon may have picked the wrong target when they ambushed two cars that were driving by after a snow storm, bombarding them with snowballs and buckets full of snow.   Continue reading “Snowball Fight at Univ. of Oregon Could Lead to Criminal Charges”

File photo of an Israeli soldier and African migrants on two sides of border fence with Egypt in southern IsraelYahoo News – by Maayan Lubell

JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel’s parliament has moved to ensure African migrants who enter the country illegally can be held without charge, despite a Supreme Court ruling that had struck down a previous detention law.

Legislation approved late on Monday set a maximum detention period of one year for new illegal migrants, a change from a term of up to three years stipulated in a previous law annulled by the court in September.   Continue reading “Israel approves detention without charges for African migrants”

A cannabis sativa plant is seen in Montevideo on December 7, 2012Yahoo News

Montevideo (AFP) – Uruguay is to give a green light Tuesday to making marijuana legal, in a social experiment that countries plagued by drug-related crime worldwide will watch.

The legal change in this largely rural and well-educated South American nation of just 3.3 million, looms large with a vote in the Senate.   Continue reading “Uruguay to make marijuana legal in trailblazing gamble”