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In a “Friday media dump” designed to conceal its actions by releasing them after the press has left town, the Obama administration last week announced its intention to push two regulations which would massively expand the federal gun bans imposed on Americans.
“SEE A SHRINK; LOSE YOUR GUNS” Continue reading “Obama Proposes Massive Gun Ban by Regulation Fiat”
A tactic used by the federal government to gather information for anti-drunken and drugged driving programs is coming under criticism in cities around the country, and some local police agencies say they will no longer take part.
The tactic involves a subcontractor for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration that uses off-duty but uniformed police at voluntary roadside checkpoints where motorists are asked on their behavior behind the wheel. In some cases, workers at the checkpoints collect blood and saliva samples, in addition to breath samples. NHTSA has said previously that the surveys do not collect any DNA. Drivers are not charged at the checkpoints. Continue reading “Voluntary government checkpoints spark backlash”
The Daily Sheeple – by Kimberly Paxton
Nobody really likes the NSA.
That nosy organization that listens to our phone calls, documents our personal data, and compiles reams of “evidence” against nearly everyone in the country is the ugly redheaded stepchild of America. They have no respect for the American people and no regard for privacy. Their assault on our privacy was even backed up by a federal judge recently. Continue reading “California has a New Plan to Fight Back Against the NSA: Cut Off Their Water Supply”
The Daily Sheeple – by Lily Dane
Convicted scumbag child molester Jerry Sandusky is trying to get back the $4,900 a month pension he lost when he was sent to jail in October 2012 on 45 counts of child sexual abuse.
Sandusky testified today for nearly three hours before a hearing examiner who will decide if his pension should be reinstated.
The hearing focused on circumstances surrounding Sandusky’s retirement from the university in 1999 and the links between Penn State and The Second Mile charity for youth he founded. Continue reading “Kiddie Perv Coach Sandusky Wants His Pension Back”
The Daily Sheeple -by Kimberly Paxton
Do you think that cops are basically good guys with a few rotten apples? While that theory is debatable, check out these guys from the bottom of the barrel in Seabrook, New Jersey.
Judging by the officers’ reactions, slamming a young man’s head into the wall so hard he staggers around afterwords is just hilarious. It’s a laugh a minute for these guys. Who wouldn’t want such an amusing job? Continue reading “This Shocking Video of Laughing NJ Cops Brutalizing a Young Prisoner Doesn’t Need Audio to Horrify You”
Huffington Post – by Sebastian Murdock
A North Carolina teenager suffering from a schizophrenic episode was shot and killed by an officer only seconds after arriving on the scene, the man’s parents say.
Now, as the State Bureau of Investigation probes the case, an officer has been placed on paid administrative leave.
The parents of Keith Vidal, 18, called authorities Sunday afternoon to help restrain their mentally ill son. The teen’s stepfather, Mark Wilsey, said his stepson was holding a small screwdriver and threatening his mother during a schizophrenic episode, according to NBC News. Continue reading “Keith Vidal, Teenager With Schizophrenia, Allegedly Shot, Killed By Officer”
Washington Post – by Bob Woodward
In a new memoir, former defense secretary Robert Gates unleashes harsh judgments about President Obama’s leadership and his commitment to the Afghanistan war, writing that by early 2010 he had concluded the president “doesn’t believe in his own strategy, and doesn’t consider the war to be his. For him, it’s all about getting out.”
Leveling one of the more serious charges that a defense secretary could make against a commander in chief sending forces into combat, Gates asserts that Obama had more than doubts about the course he had charted in Afghanistan. The president was “skeptical if not outright convinced it would fail,” Gates writes in “Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary at War.” Continue reading “Robert Gates, former defense secretary, offers harsh critique of Obama’s leadership in ‘Duty’”
“It is easier to fool the masses than it is to convince them they have been fooled.”
-Mark Twain
Many Photos Inside Chemtrail Planes Here
After the post here by Live Free or Die and the Anonymous comments to it, I had to start a post with this info / video proving beyond doubt they are spraying us like bugs. It is incredible people are still so oblivious to what is going on. I mean, they clearly have an internet connection and access to find real news as we do because they are here making their sheeple comments to begin with. Continue reading “No Doubt Chemtrail Proof. “For the Sheep Who Call Them Contrails!””
Below is an interesting read I got from a friend who lives in California and his experience dealing with Obamacare. Which should be renamed to “DeathCare”. Also.. an eleven part video series exposing “DeathCare” as Evil. Many points are covered in this series leaving no doubt Obmacare is pure evil!
Worth the read. Continue reading “OBAMACARE -Say No More! Aka: DeathCare”
FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Just how cold is it in Kentucky? Apparently cold enough for an escaped prisoner to decide to turn himself in.
Authorities said the inmate escaped from a minimum security facility in Lexington on Sunday. As temperatures dropped into the low single digits Monday, officials say the man walked into a motel and asked the clerk to call police. Continue reading “Police: In cold, escaped inmate turns himself in”
Debo Adegbile, President Obama’s nominee to head the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division, wants U.S. judges to ensure “customary international law” is “the law of the land.”
Adegbile also was party to an effort funded by billionaire George Soros to push for a new, “progressive” U.S. Constitution. Continue reading “Obama DOJ pick: Global edict ‘law of the land’”
Transcend Media Service – by John Scales Avery
As we stand in line for security checks at airports, we may have the distinct feeling that we are being herded like cattle. Air travel has changed, and has become distinctly less pleasant, since the fear of terrorism replaced the fear of communism as the excuse that governments give for diverting colossal sums of money from desperately needed social goals to the bottomless pit of war. Innocent grandmothers, and their grandchildren, are required to remove their shoes and belts. Everyone is treated like a criminal. It is a humiliating experience. We may well feel like dumb driven cattle; and the purpose of the charade is not so much to prevent airliners from being sabotaged as it is to keep the idea of terrorism fresh in our minds. Continue reading “Are We Being Driven Like Cattle?”
Fox News – by Joshua Rhett Miller
From beat cops to cashiers to Gov. Nikki Haley, South Carolina’s newest gun manufacturer has received an “absolutely tremendous” amount of support since leaving Connecticut for The Palmetto State, according to the firm’s CEO.
Josh Fiorini, CEO of PTR Industries, formerly of Bristol., Conn., told FoxNews.com that the firm’s new facility in Aynor, S.C., remains a week away from production, but 11 local employees began sorting inventory on Monday along with a team of training personnel from Connecticut. The manufacturer of military-style rifles announced in April that it intended to leave Bristol following the passage of gun-control legislation after the shooting deaths of 26 people, including 20 children, at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown. Continue reading “Locked & loaded: Gun maker finds warmer surroundings in South Carolina after leaving Connecticut”
After pounding the Midwest and Great Lakes during the weekend, snow from Winter Storm Ion started to move into the East. But the snow is just part one. The coldest air in nearly two decades filtered in from the Upper Midwest all the way to the Southeast.
“The streets tonight are like ice skating rinks,” said The Weather Channel meteorologist Mike Seidel, reporting live from Indianapolis Monday evening. Parts of Indiana had seen 15 inches of snow before temperatures bottomed out Monday. Continue reading “Winter Storm Ion: State-By-State Impacts”
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