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A Florida police officer who forced a young woman to lift her shirt and shake out her bra during a routine traffic stop has been suspended without pay for one day.
The punishment was handed down to Lakeland Police Officer Dustin Fetz Wednesday after video of the May 21 traffic stop of Zoe Brugger sparked outrage in Lakeland and across the country. Continue reading “Officer who made woman shake out her bra during routine traffic stop is suspended for ONE DAY”
Syrian president says West is only seeking to strip him of his chemical weapons in order to tip balance of power in Jerusalem’s favor
TIMES OF ISRAEL
Syria has deterrent weapons, more advanced than anything in its chemical arsenal, that could blindside Israel in mere moments, Syrian President Bashar Assad claimed Thursday. Continue reading “Assad: We have weapons that could blindside Israel”
Tenth Amendment Center – by Mike Maharrey
In a recent column, Chris Hedges argued that his appeal to the Supreme Court will be “the last chance” to stop indefinite detention under the National Defense Authorization Act.
Sadly, history indicates his last stand will likely fail.
Hedges and his fellow plaintiffs put their faith in a branch of the federal government to limit the powers of the federal government. Continue reading “We’ve Only Just Begun to Resist Indefinite Detention”
“I yield to no man in sympathy for the gallant men under my command;but I am obliged to sweat them tonight, so that I may save their blood tomorrow.”
– General Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson
The clock is ticking, or as my very good friend over at WRSA and others say, “Tempus Fugit!” Continue reading “Relax…I’ve Got All the Time in the World….or Do I?”
Prisons for Profit?
Why not? Anything for profit if you don’t mind that fact that the love of money is root of all evil – life-long debt, a Permanent War Policy, killer vaccinations and addictive prescription drugs, lone nuts on Ritalin shooting up schools, US senators treated like royalty, all their money in Defense Bonds, no prosperity in sight for anyone at all fifty million Americans on food stamps, the rest trained to regard them as ‘takers’ when the rest outsourced their jobs… for money. Continue reading “US Has more People in Jail than China and Russia Combined. What’s Wrong With that Picture?”
U.S. journalists should be able to enter the country without fear of detention or intimidation.
But government authorities have been stopping journalists, whistleblowers and many other travelers on a regular basis, seizing their electronic devices and examining them without search warrants. Continue reading “Demand That Attorney General Holder Stop the Harassment of Journalists”
Guncite – by David E. Vandercoy
A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.[1]
I. Introduction Continue reading “The History of the Second Amendment”
The US Department of Justice spent millions of dollars purchasing small unarmed drones for domestic use over the last decade, but the department lacks a comprehensive policy for the unmanned aircraft — despite growing concern about their use.
In a report released Thursday, the DOJ’s inspector general, Michael E. Horowitz, said the department’s agencies had an “uncoordinated approach” to their use of drones. Continue reading “US Department of Justice spent millions on domestic drones”
Huffington Post – by Paige Lavender
National Security Agency Director Keith Alexander said the NSA wants to collect more phone records, even after being the subject of recent public unease.
Sen. Mark Udall (D-Colo.) asked Alexander if the NSA wants “the phone records of all Americans” during a congressional hearing Thursday. Continue reading “Keith Alexander: In Best Interest Of U.S. To ‘Put All The Phone Records’ Into A Searchable ‘Lockbox’”
Gun-rights activists in Maryland have filed a federal lawsuit to block the state’s new gun law before new requirements on assault weapons and large magazines go into effect Oct. 1.
In the lawsuit in filed Thursday in U.S. District Court in Maryland, the plaintiffs argues the the Second Amendment and case law protect their right to own assault rifles and magazines that hold more than 10 rounds, The Baltimore Sun reported. Continue reading “Gun-rights activists sue Maryland to block new firearms law”
Activist Post – by Michael T. Winter
The Internet has been awash of late with articles, analysis and YouTube clips all examining the warnings put forth by South Dakota S.R. and State Sen. Sheldon R. Songstad (1971-1978 and 1985-1988)1. Google ‘FEMA Region III alert’ and page after page of articles, news clips and releases, etc. pop up for viewing. It has become my habit, (being so illuminated by the events of Aurora, Sandy Hook, Boston, 911, and even the recent Navy yard shooting) to automatically look for falsities. Continue reading “Is the FEMA Region III Alert a Red Herring?”
Information Clearinghouse – by Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone
All across America, Wall Street is grabbing money meant for public workers.
In the final months of 2011, almost two years before the city of Detroit would shock America by declaring bankruptcy in the face of what it claimed were insurmountable pension costs, the state of Rhode Island took bold action to avert what it called its own looming pension crisis. Led by its newly elected treasurer, Gina Raimondo – an ostentatiously ambitious 42-year-old Rhodes scholar and former venture capitalist – the state declared war on public pensions, ramming through an ingenious new law slashing benefits of state employees with a speed and ferocity seldom before seen by any local government. Continue reading “Looting the Pension Funds”
Remote cameras intended to monitor Siberian tigers in Russia instead caught a golden eagle’s fatal attack on a deer, snapping three photos as the massive bird dug its talons into the distressed animal’s back.
London’s Zoological Society, which distributed the pictures to journalists, said the sequence showed a rare but not unheard of attack by a golden eagle. The society’s Linda Kerley said she first realized something was up when she approached the wildlife-monitoring device — also called a camera trap — and found a mangled deer carcass nearby. Continue reading “Cameras capture eagle killing deer in Russia”
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