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Washington (AFP) – US lawmakers are preparing a possible vote on new sanctions against Iran, a move President Barack Obama and his P5+1 partners fear could sabotage the nuclear deal reached in Geneva.
Administration officials have beaten a path to Capitol Hill in recent weeks, warning Congress against short-circuiting the delicate negotiations. Continue reading “US Congress may throw wrench into Iran nuclear deal”
Greetings,
As we count our blessings this holiday season, let us also say a prayer of thanks for all the men and women at Pearl Harbor who sacrificed their lives for our freedom on that fateful December 7th, 1932.
It is a privilege to live in a nation that has revered liberty since its inception, and I am thankful to all who protect it.
I hope you keep reading for an update on what’s happening in Washington and my visit throughout the Lone Star state. Continue reading “Sen. Cruz Praises Terrorist Nelson Mandela”
The drone issue is just another topic in which President Barrack Obama has proven himself to be a world-class liar and master of deception. Despite his claims that drone strikes do little damage to civilian populations, in July we discovered that “of the 746 people killed in drone strikes in Pakistan from 2006-2009, an incredible 20% were civilians and 94 (13% of the total) were children.”
I suppose that number just isn’t good enough, because The Pentagon has decided to change the rules of engagement when it comes to drone strikes, now making it easier to target civilians. From The Washington Times: Continue reading “U.S. Military Changes Drone Rules To Make Targeting Of Civilians Easier”
DENVER — A baker who refused to make a wedding cake for a same-sex ceremony must serve gay couples despite his religious beliefs or face fines, a judge said Friday.
The order from administrative law judge Robert N. Spencer said Masterpiece Cakeshop in suburban Denver discriminated against a couple “because of their sexual orientation by refusing to sell them a wedding cake for their same-sex marriage.” Continue reading “Judge orders Colorado cake-maker to serve gay couples”
Nelson Mandela was a radical Marxist and a firm advocate of abortion, pornography, homosexuality and legalizing prostitution, according to a prominent Christian missionary who was summoned to the home of the South African president.
Rev. Peter Hammond, founder of Frontline Fellowship and Africa Christian Nation, has worked for nearly 30 years helping persecuted Christians in Africa. As a result of Hammond’s visit with Mandela – in which the missionary laid hands on the president and prayed for him to see abortion for what it really is, the merciless slaughter of innocent human life – Hammond was subjected to a 13-year audit of his organization. Continue reading “Nelson Mandela was a Radical Marxist”
A storm Sunday into Monday will hit areas of the coastal Northeast, largely missed by Friday’s snow and ice. The storm threatens to bring travel delays throughout the region and power outages to thousands inland.
On Sunday, slippery conditions from snow and ice are likely over much of Virginia to southern Pennsylvania. Continue reading “First Accumulating Snow Aims for NYC, DC, Philly and Boston”
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A RADCON 5 Alert has been issued in Edison, New Jersey as shown in the charts from the Nuclear Emergency Tracking Center – NETC. RADCON 4 warnings have also been issued from Virginia Beach, Virginia up as far North as New York. Is this more Fukushima radiation that has made its way across the Pacific Ocean and across America all the way to the east coast? This chart shares that not even the East coast of America is immune to Fukushima’s radiation as Japan enacts their tyrannical ‘state secrets law’ to coverup the ongoing Fukushima disaster as shared in the 1st video below while the 2nd video shares how to protect yourself from this. Continue reading “RADCON 5 Alert: New Jersey – RADCON 4 Up & Down East Coast”
The Hartford Courant – by DON STACOM
Alarmed by Metro-North‘s seven-month-long string of train wrecks and derailments, the Federal Railroad Administration on Friday issued emergency orders to make the nation’s busiest commuter railroad operate more safely.
The new rules force Metro-North to modify its signals and train-control systems to prevent the kind of high-speed crash that killed four passengers and injured 75 others in the Bronx on Sunday, when a Hudson Line train jumped the tracks at 82 mph on a curve with a 30 mph speed limit. Continue reading “U.S. Orders Safety Improvements At Metro-North”
NY Daily News – by Denis Slattery , Rocco Parascandola AND Barry Paddock
An emotionally disturbed man was shot by police in Brooklyn Saturday morning after he attacked them with his cane, police sources said.
The 27-year-old man, whose name was not immediately released, started pounding on an empty marked police car parked on Broadway and Lewis Ave. under the elevated subway tracks in Bedford-Stuyvesant with his wooden cane about 10:35 a.m, police said. Continue reading “Cops shoot emotionally disturbed man who attacks police car, officer — with his cane”
A man in Qingdao, Shandong Province used a vacuum cleaner to save his father who began choking on a fish ball during dinner on December 1.
The son explained he had resorted to using a vacuum after he was unable to dislodge the fish ball from the throat of his 64-year-old father with his fingers or a chopstick. Continue reading “Man saves father choking on fish ball with vacuum cleaner”
Yang made the remarks when attending a meeting of BRICS senior representatives on national security held in South Africa’s Cape Town, saying that the world is undergoing profound and complicated changes and facing new security challenges.
He also said cyber and information security is vital to national security and social stability, and thus BRICS members should jointly promote information security, and solve cyber disputes through negotiation. Continue reading “BRICS nations should strengthen security cooperation: Chinese state councilor”
The Fair Russia party has put forward a bill that classifies insulting a Russian’s patriotism as extremism, making it a criminal offence punishable with a prison term.
The author, MP Oleg Mikheyev describes patriotic feelings as the emotional connection between a person and his or hers country of citizenship. The feeling must also involve the love to this country, responsible attitude to its fate and respect to its culture and history. If approved, the bill would make insults to such feelings equal to extremist activities – a criminal offence with punishment ranging from 100,000 ruble fine (about $3000) up to five years behind bars. Continue reading “Opposition party proposes 5 year jail term for insulting patriotism”
Russia’s populist nationalist party LDPR suggests amending the criminal code making different ethnicities of participants of any insignificant brawl an aggravating condition, much like bodily harm, allowing criminal prosecution.
MP Vladimir Taskayev proposed the move to the State Duma on Thursday. Continue reading “Different strikes: Russia may criminalize multi-ethnic fights between individuals”
Senator Kay Hagan (D-NC) is a red state Democrat who voted for gun control earlier this year and is now losing ground in the polls.
To be fair, Hagan and other red state Democrats were assured this would not happen.
For example, just weeks weeks after Hagan voted for Senator Joe Manchin’s (D-WV) failed gun control bill on April 17th, various media outlets reported that her support for gun control would actually help her in North Carolina. TalkingPointsMemo said Hagan “actually bolstered [her 2014] re-election prospects by supporting” Manchin’s gun bill. Continue reading “Senator Hagan Loses Ground After Voting for Gun Control”
In his attempt to downplay the IRS scandal during his soft-ball interview with Chris Matthews, Thursday, the President of the United States subverted the ongoing DOJ investigation of the scandal.
Obama declared that the IRS office in Cincinnati was merely trying to “streamline the system” for “bureaucratic reasons” and that agents weren’t intentionally singling out “Tea Party folks.” Continue reading “POTUS Subverted DOJ Investigation During Chris Matthews Interview”
Apparently the media is growing tired of the White House selectively releasing ObamaCare data that gets to the heart of nothing but makes the program look like it is much more popular than it likely is. For instance, today the White House informed the media that between Sunday and Friday, Healthcare.gov enjoyed 3.7 million visits.
We have also been told that the site’s error rate was .077 percent, the response time averaged under a second, and a whopping (and improbable) 93% of consumers did come back later after they were asked to due to the site being too busy. Continue reading “Media Tires of White House Selective Release of ObamaCare Data”
The State Department on Friday defended its decision to commission a $1 million sculpture for the American embassy in London just days before the partial government shutdown in October.
The department awarded the contract for the granite sculpture to Sean Scully, an Irish-born American artist, as part of its Art in Embassies program, which curates exhibitions for American embassy and consulate facilities. Continue reading “State Department defends $1 million sculpture for London embassy”
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