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WASHINGTON – The House is expected to vote late Monday on renewing a 25-year-old law that bans the production of undetectable guns, in an age when new technology could open the door to at-home production of plastic weapons.
The law itself is set to expire on Dec. 9, and lawmakers are divided on whether to renew it. Continue reading “House set to vote on bill banning plastic guns amid 3D printing worries”
BANGKOK – Thailand’s prime minister said Monday she is willing to do anything it takes to end violent protests against her government and restore peace, but cannot accept the opposition’s “unconstitutional” demand to hand power to an unelected council.
Yingluck Shinawatra’s comments, broadcast in a televised news conference, highlighted the unusual political deadlock Thailand finds itself in with no clear solution in sight even as violence on the streets continues to rise. Continue reading “Thai Prime Minister says protesters’ demands unacceptable as violence continues”
A National Rifle Association affiliate says Massachusetts is “abusing” law-abiding citizens by delaying the issuance of firearm licenses beyond the time frame outlined by state law.
The Gun Owners Action League (GOAL), which represents 16,000 members in Massachusetts and is the official state affiliate of the NRA, reports that many people applying for licenses have been experiencing long delays. Continue reading “NRA: Massachusetts ‘abusing’ citizens by slow-walking gun license approval”
Canada Free Press – by Ronald J. Rychlak
Ever since Jorge Mario Bergoglio became Pope Francis, his “common man” approach to the world has impressed observers and made many Catholics feel closer to their church. For just about as long, activists in and outside of the Catholic Church have tried to claim him as a voice for the Left.
Despite some early confusion introduced by an interviewer with an agenda, the pope’s words and actions relating to abortion, gay marriage, contraception, the ordination of women, and more clearly have taken him out of that camp as far as social doctrine is concerned. Economic policy, however, seems still up for grabs. Continue reading “Rush Limbaugh and the Pope”
Wall Street Journal – by MICHAEL HOWARD SAUL
Mayor Michael Bloomberg was in Bermuda on Sunday when a train derailed in the Bronx, the most recent time that the mayor has been out of town when a major incident in New York City occurred, a person familiar with the matter said.
Mr. Bloomberg, who steps down on Dec. 31 after 12 years at City Hall, was playing golf Sunday at Bermuda’s majestic Mid Ocean golf club, a person who spotted the mayor said. The Metro-North Railroad train derailment — killing four people and injuring more than 60 others — occurred at roughly 7:20 a.m. New York time. Continue reading “Bloomberg in Bermuda During Derailment”
The Weekly Standard – by MATT LABASH
Hollywood, Fla. Standing here on the streets of Hollywood with two comely Obamacare cheerleaders by my side, I’m feeling fired up and ready to go. I’m feeling like the change I’ve been waiting for. I’m feeling like whatever Obama cliché you can think of. And all I want to say, like the late Todd Beamer before me, is, “Let’s roll.” Or more like, “Let’s enroll.” Because much as Beamer, God rest his soul, took on the terrorists who tried to take down America, we are now in a similar cataclysmic fight: the fight to guarantee that every American has the right to buy overpriced health insurance on a glitchy website, under threat of punitive tax penalties. Continue reading “Hard Sell: Going door-to-door for Obamacare”
Yesterday, while the rest of the world was captivated by a twerking turkey, Ashton Kutcher faced off with Wal-Mart over the retail giant’s low wages. On Twitter. Because of course it was on Twitter.
The Twitter showdown started when Kutcher tweeted criticism of an Ohio Wal-Mart’s holiday drive for its own employees who are facing “unforeseen hardships.” Continue reading “Ashton Kutcher Stands Up for Wal-Mart Workers Rights… What?”
Wall Street Journal – by RYAN KNUTSON
Amid all the privacy concerns about cellphone tracking, one important group is arguing that location data isn’t precise enough: emergency responders.
Police and others say 911 dispatchers are having trouble sending help to callers who use cellphones. The reason: unlike a landline, cellphones provide just a rough estimate—with a possible radius of a few hundred yards—of the caller’s location. Continue reading “Cellphones Leave Gaps for Emergency Services”
In the 2012 highest-grossing documentary, “2016: Obama’s America,” political commentator Dinesh D’Souza made some startling predictions about the second term of Barack Obama – and now he has released a fresh, eight-minute addition to the film revealing how the president plans to “take America down a notch.”
D’Souza explains, “One of the predictions is that Obama would spend money promiscuously to raise the debt in virtual indifference to the impact of the debt on American citizens. In fact, Obama has been racking up the debt at the rate of $1 trillion a year. The debt has doubled in Obama’s term in office.” Continue reading “‘2016’: Obama plans to ‘take America down’”
Police negotiators have been sent to Scott High School today on reports of a standoff involving a student with a gun.
A Toledo Public Schools spokesman says one student contained in a classroom alone with a gun.
Police say the gunman is 15 years old. Continue reading “Toledo police say suspect in Scott High School standoff in custody”
WEB Notes: You really want to take note when the big boys make moves like this. We would like to add the official unemployment rate is a joke and it has not stabilized. There are currently a “record high 91.5 million people not included in the labor force.” There are only 320 million men, woman and children in the United States. The unemployment rate is far higher than what we are being told.
(Money News) – Despite the 6.5% stock market rally over the last three months, a handful of billionaires are quietly dumping their American stocks . . . and fast. Continue reading “Billionaires Dumping Stocks”
The Telegraph – by Colin Freeman
A pregnant woman has had her baby forcibly removed by caesarean section by social workers.
Essex social services obtained a High Court order against the woman that allowed her to be forcibly sedated and her child to be taken from her womb.
The council said it was acting in the best interests of the woman, an Italian who was in Britain on a work trip, because she had suffered a mental breakdown. Continue reading “UK: Child taken from womb by social services”
Live Science – by Bahar Gholipour
White wine, beer and Brussels sprouts can be major sources of the toxic metal arsenic in people’s diets, according to a new study.
Researchers analyzed the diets of 852 people in New Hampshire, and the levels of arsenic in their toenails, which show long-term exposure to the chemical. Continue reading “White Wine and Beer Important Sources of Arsenic”
New York – The NYPD wants business owners to help solve crime in one Harlem precinct by turning their security cameras to the street.
NYPD Precinct Cmdr. Rodney Harrison has asked local businesses to help the NYPD by turning their security cameras outward in an attempt to capture crime and assist police in capturing criminals. The program has been dubbed “Grid Search.” Continue reading “Police tell businesses to turn their security cameras toward streets and spy on citizens”
I wrote previously on the threat from ‘HIT Teams’ initially in the post ‘The Home Invasion Dilemma – Discussion & Scenarios‘ and then the follow up post ‘Solutions – Follow Up to The Home Invasion Dilemma‘. Those posts were over at the old blog site but have been copied to this one. Links in those posts may take you back to the old blog.
In the comment section on my recent post ‘Sailing Away – Comment’ Matt Bracken added a comment that made me want to revisit the whole home invasion team (HIT)/ SWAT attack thing. This is added to the fact that I am currently reading Matt’s book ‘Enemies Foreign and Domestic’ and that has a bit of SWAT action from the bad guys in the story. Great book. Here is part of Matt’s comment: Continue reading “More on the SWAT Threat”
I interrupt my regularly scheduled programming of old-school tactics and tacti-cool bashing for the following:
I am writing tonight to comment on Matt Bracken’ s recent essay about getting on a sail boat and sailing away. H/T to WRSA, HERE.
Grrrr. Bracken! You know how to hit low! This comes for me just as I am reading Matt’s ‘Enemies Foreign and Domestic’ and the main character has just raised the mast on his sailboat, in preparation to flee the States, which I am sure is not actually going to be allowed to happen as part of the plot…. Continue reading “Sailing Away – Comment”
Washington, DC –-(Ammoland.com)- With 80,000,000 Americans poised to lose their employer-provided insurance plans, what would you think the Senate’s number three Democrat, Chuck Schumer, is now poised to cram down Republicans’ quivering throats?
ANSWER: More gun control.
Senator Schumer already tried to sneak a gun control bill through the Senate on November 21 — right before Thanksgiving — and according to one congressman, the House could use a parliamentary procedure to pass it as early as today (Monday). Continue reading “Faced with a Collapse of America’s Health System, Schumer Pushes … More Gun Control”
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