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Despite the reams of bad press big banks have received for their sometimes questionable antics, a surprising number of Americans say they actually quite like their banks.
Customer satisfaction with banks is now at a six-year high, according to a study released Tuesday by the American Customer Satisfaction Index. The satisfaction rating rose 1.3% compared with last year, hitting 78 out of 100 (100 is the highest). Continue reading “Americans to big banks: We forgive you”
Freedom Outpost – by Susanne Posel
The New York Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (NY-DHSES) have provided multiple police departments with hundreds of thousands of dollars in grant monies under the Office of Interoperable and Emergency Communications (OIEC).
These monies are allocated for “the developments, consolidation and/or operation of public safety communications and networks designed to support statewide interoperable communications for first responders.” Continue reading “New York Gov Cuomo “Army” Trained with Homeland Security Grant Money”
Freedom Outpost – by Tim Brown
Someone has finally decided to put out Barack Obama’s forged documents in some mainstream papers. On Monday, CDR Charles Kerchner (Retired) took out a full page ad in the Washington Time to make people aware of the fraudulent documents of Barack Hussein Obama, specifically his back dated and forged selective service form.
Kerchner’s ad appeared on page 5 of the Washington Times National Weekly and included a large copy of Barack Obama’s Selective Service form, along with various URLs to other pertinent information on the various forgeries of Obama’s documents. Continue reading “Obama’s Back Dated & Forged Selective Service Form Hits Washington Times in Full Page Ad”
Huffington Post – by Catherine Taibi
The ruling facing Fox News reporter Jana Winter was dismissed on Tuesday, sparing her from having to reveal confidential sources she consulted for a story on the Aurora movie theater shooting.
New York State’s Court of Appeals voted to knock down an earlier decision which would require Winter to appear in front of Arapahoe County District Court in Colorado to disclose the source who gave her information about a notebook that the gunman, James Holmes, gave to his psychiatrist just prior to the shooting, Fox News reported on Tuesday. Winter reportedly said that she would go to jail before revealing such information to a judge. Continue reading “Jana Winter Will Not Have To Reveal Her Sources: NY Court”
THIS WAS HARDER THAN I THOUGHT… THE ANSWERS WERE ON THE TIP OF MY TONGUE… I REMEMBERED, BUT…
DON’T LOOK BELOW FOR THE ANSWERS UNTIL YOU HAVE TRIED IT OUT A TEST FOR ‘OLDER’ KIDS.
I was picky who I sent this to. It had to be those who might actually remember. So have some fun my sharp-witted friends. This is a test for us ‘older kids!’ The answers are printed below, (after the questions) but don’t cheat! Continue reading “Are You Smarter Than A 60 Year Old?”
The Sonoma County sheriff’s deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy outside Santa Rosa after mistaking the youth’s toy gun for a real rifle was expected to return to work this week, according to a published report.
Erick Gelhaus has been on leave since the Oct. 22 shooting of Andy Lopez Cruz, who was carrying a replica AK-47 pellet gun near his home. Continue reading “Sonoma County deputy who shot boy returning to job”
Daily Caller – by Bruce Parker
A bill set for fast-track passage in the South Carolina Senate in January aims to eliminate Obamacare in the state. The law could become a model for other states fed up with the federal health-care law.
House Bill 3101, titled the “South Carolina Freedom of Health Care Protection Act,” passed the state House of Representatives last April by a 65-34 vote. The bill now heads to the GOP-controlled Senate with special-order priority, setting up the likelihood that South Carolina will become the first state to exempt citizens and businesses from all participation in the Affordable Care Act. Continue reading “South Carolina voting on bill to end Obamacare in state”
Before It’s News – by Lisa Haven
Democracy, Democracy, Democracy! Does that mean anything to Obama? He bind’s himself by no law! He laughs at the constitutional and its constraints. He seeks tyrannical dictatorship and forces it down the throats of the American people. He creates ‘hit lists’ and targets anyone who is against his rule. He constructs executive orders and sees no issue with side-stepping Congress. He does all he desires! Dictator! Dictator! Dictator! Continue reading “House Admits Obama’s a DICTATOR as America moves from Dependence Into Bondage”
Before It’s News – by Josey Wales
“Government is always the enemy of freedom and justice. Government is about usurping power from the people. When will that ever change?”
People need to understand that when you feel your ideals should be forced on others, the government will use that to usurp power from all of us. Continue reading “The Solution: This Is How We Can Save America”
The number of Americans incarcerated in federal prisons throughout the country has increased by nearly 30 percent over the past ten years, according to a new report by an investigative arm of Congress.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) report released Monday attributed the 27 percent surge in prison population to mandatory sentencing minimums. The practice, in which a judge’s discretion is almost completely removed from the sentencing process, mandates that nonviolent drug offenders are given pre-determined sentences. Critics have asserted that those prison terms are needlessly harsh and can put someone who presents no physical threat to society behind bars for decades. Continue reading “US prison population jumps 27% in a decade over harsh drug sentencing”
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”
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”
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?”
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 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”
New 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”
MSN Money – by Catey Hill
SF Gate – by Kurtis Alexander
RT News
Huffington Post
Waking Times – by Deane Alban
DNA Info – by Nicholas Rizzi