Outgoing Mayor of New York City Michael Bloomberg (AFP Photo / Andrew Burton)RT News

A federal appeals court declined Friday to block the decision by a district court judge that the New York Police Department’s stop-and-frisk policy is unconstitutional, marking an end to outgoing Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s bid to reverse the ruling.

The three-judge US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit decided against vacating the August decision by US district court Judge Shira Scheindlin, who ruled the NYPD’s policing method was unconstitutional under the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments.    Continue reading “Appeals court upholds stop-and-frisk ruling, ending Bloomberg’s final attempt at reversal”

police brutalityThe Daily Sheeple – by Lily Dane

An Atlantic City police officer says he received a death threat after reporting police misconduct to his superiors.

Sergeant Mark Benjamin has been with the department for 16 years. He’s witnessed his fair share of misconduct, including seeing an officer release a K9 on a person for no reason. Benjamin said after he reported the misconduct, he became a target of racial discrimination and retaliation:   Continue reading “Honest Cop Breaks Blue Code of Silence, Receives Death Threat”

Police: Bomb found in teddy bear detonated photoWSOC TV

SHELBY, N.C. — A bomb was stuffed inside a teddy bear then left in the middle of a local neighborhood.

Experts are going over the device piece-by-piece trying to figure out who built it.

“We found something. It looks like somebody tried to make a bomb out of it and we have it right here in our possession and I want to know if ti’s possible you can come get it,” the 911 caller said.   Continue reading “Police: Bomb found in teddy bear on side of road”

kick your assesThe Daily Sheeple – by Lily Dane

The Atlantic City, New Jersey police department appears to have a very bad apple in their force.

Officer Sterling Wheaten has been the subject of two lawsuits in the past month, at least eight lawsuits in the last three years, and, according to an attorney in one of those lawsuits, 21 internal-affairs complaints from 2008 to 2011. None of those complaints were sustained.

Perhaps the most notable case of extreme brutality inflicted by Wheaten is one that occurred last June and involved the beating of college student David Connor Castellani.   Continue reading “Cop Has 21 Complaints Against Him and 8 Lawsuits…But is Still Working”

Gun Owners of AmericaAmmoLand

Washington, DC –-(Ammoland.com)- Don’t let them get away with it.

Democrats on Capitol Hill want to change the subject, but we can’t let them do it.

The anti-gun aspects of ObamaCare haven’t even been fully implemented yet because the entire “health care” rollout has been imploding — and it’s taking a huge toll on the President.   Continue reading “Democrats Using Gun Control to Get Focus Off ObamaCare”

Seattle police Officer Benjamin Kelly Seattle Times – by Mike Carter

The city will pay $15,000 to settle a civil-rights lawsuit that alleged one of the Seattle Police Department’s most decorated officers — the man who fatally shot cop-killer Maurice Clemmons — illegally searched a seven-time felon during an expletive-laced jaywalking incident in 2009.

Officer Benjamin Kelly found a cheap .22-caliber handgun tucked in Charles Shateek Smith’s coat that rainy January night. Under other circumstances, it would have been enough to send Smith to federal prison for at least 15 years as an armed career criminal and earn Kelly kudos for a good arrest.   Continue reading “City to pay jaywalker $15,000 in civil-rights suit against Seattle”

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Persistent rumors allege that Saudi Arabia and Israel have a secret agreement to attack Iran’s nuclear facilities if talks between the P5+1 powers and Iran result in an unacceptable deal. These rumors suggest that Mossad agents made arrangements with Saudi leaders to carry out a joint attack if the negotiations that resumed on Wednesday produce an agreement that is not acceptable to the Saudis and Israelis.   Continue reading “Saudi-Israeli Attack Rumors Spread as Iran Talks Progress”

B. Todd Jones, ATF director, has made changes at the agency, according to NPR. Examiner – by Dave Workman

About the same time yesterday that National Public Radio was publishing an interview with B. Todd Jones, director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, a federal grand jury in Seattle handed down a 38-page indictment against a former ATF supervisor at the agency’s field office here that contains serious allegations of embezzlement and making false statements.

In the NPR interview, reporter Carrie Johnson noted, “By all accounts…Jones has cleaned house at the ATF.”   Continue reading “Former ATF supervisor indicted; more on initiatives”

WizBang – by Warner Todd Huston

A school in South Carolina has been forced to cancel its annual toy collection drive for the charity Operation Christmas Child by atheists who claim that the event is “religious” and therefore should not be allowed.

For the past three years East Point Academy in West Columbia, S.C., has been participating in the toy drive for needy children. But this year the school has had to cancel their participation because an atheist group sent a letter to the school threatening to sue over the false “separation of church and state” issue.   Continue reading “Atheists Force School to Cancel Christmas Toy Drive Because: Religion”

Mike WeisserAmmoLand

Manasquan, NJ –-(Ammoland.com)- Mike Weisser, proprietor of the Ware Gun Shop in Ware, MA is a con-man, deadbeat and enemy of the Second Amendment!

How can we make such bold statement?

Because we know first hand, fact is he owes AmmoLand Shooting Sports News for advertising we ran for him, when he was doing business as “Grey Lock Holsters” in 2012.  On good faith we ran his ads, as we do with all our advertisers, and after making him loads of money he stiffed us for $1800.00, dodging all our phone calls and emails ever since.  Continue reading “Deadbeat Mike Weisser, Ware Gun Shop, Stiffs The Second Amendment”

In this Thursday, Nov. 21, 2013 photo, Dennis Rodman gestures during an interview after a promotional event to pitch a vodka brand in Chicago. Rodman looked fit and at ease, not squirming even once _ a childhood habit that earned the nickname "The Worm." He said he wouldn't talk about his relationship with Kim or North Korean politics, including its horrific human-rights record and secretive nuclear weapons program.(AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)Yahoo News – by Jim Litke, AP

CHICAGO (AP) — Dennis Rodman is preparing to thrill North Korean fans during an exhibition basketball tour there late next month.

Though he ducked questions in an interview with The Associated Press about whether his Christmas-time visit would be used for propaganda purposes by Kim Jong Un, the 29-year-old leader of one of the world’s most repressive regimes, Rodman said he’ll be accompanied on the trip by a dozen or so former NBA players. But he refused to name names.   Continue reading “Rodman ready to bring his game back to North Korea”

American Everyman – by Scott Creighton

Watch this video. You have Di$info Jone$ and a gaggle of his agent provocateurs, screaming and yelling obscenities at Dallas cops at the JFK memorial today, the anniversary of America’s 1963 coup.

One guy keeps trying to pretend the cops are attacking when you can clearly see they aren’t in the video, while another guy keeps quickly shoving a cell phone camera in the face of a rather pissed off looking officer, obviously trying to illicit a flinch or an aggressive response by the guy.   Continue reading “Agent Provocateur, Di$info Jone$, Fails to Provoke Cops at JFK Memorial”

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Who is Randy Powell and why is he claiming that a 9 digit pattern called Vortex Based Mathematics (V.B.M.), interconnects all of science, all of technology and all of nature around a Donut?

Most of us are familiar with Albert Einstein and most famously his theory on general relativity (E=MC2). Einstein also theorized another idea where he attempted to connect general relativity with the forces of electromagnetism as a unified field theory. Unfortunately, Einstein was never able to make this theoretical connection, even though his theory of general relativity suggested the possibility.   Continue reading “TEDx: Incredible Breakthrough! Presentation by Randy Powell on Vortex Based Mathematics (V.B.M.)”

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China successfully flew a stealth drone for the first time on Thursday, state media said, citing eyewitness reports.

A drone, called “Sharp Sword” by the media, made a test flight for around 20 minutes in Chengdu, reports said.   Continue reading “China Successfully Flies STEALTH DRONE For The First Time”