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It would be a good time to do some reading up on what’s about to hit the USA by researching the Weimar Republic of Germany in the 1920’s.
They, like GW Bush and Company, and Obama also decided to go to war by borrowing the money needed and not raising taxes. Here’s a hint: Be sure you have a wheelbarrow to carry your worthless Fed notes in to the store to shop for groceries. Continue reading “The Waste List: 66 Crazy Ways That The U.S. Government Is Wasting Your Hard-Earned Money”
A gun rights group will not be permitted to carry their firearms during a rally this Saturday at Perry Square.
That was the ruling from an Erie County judge today. A group called,”Open Carry Pennsylvania” was given a permit to hold the rally. However, the city told members to keep their guns at home. The city cited an 1976 ordinance that forbids people from carrying a firearm into a park. Continue reading “Judge Upholds City Firearms Ban”
TWA Flight 800 Cover up EXPOSED | FBI Covered Up That MISSILE Shot Down
6/19/13 – TWA Flight 800 Cover-up EXPOSED | FBi Covered Up That MISSILE Shot Down TWA 800 TWA 800 Shot Down By a Military Missile Documentary aims to ‘break silence’ on crash of TWA Flight 800 – Producer: “One or more ordnance explosions outside the aircraft caused the crash” – The documentary, “TWA Flight 800,” will premiere July 17. Continue reading “TWA Flight 800, Murdered by Our Government”
CNS News – by Elizabeth Harrington
Special agents at the IRS accidentally shot their firearms 11 times between 2009 and 2011, and at least three of the cases “may have resulted in property damage or personal injury.”
Agents actually fired their guns accidentally more often than they intentionally fired them in the field, according to an audit by the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA). Continue reading “IRS Agents ‘Accidentally’ Discharged Guns 11 Times, Possible Injuries”
Canada Free Press – by Doug Hagmann
As noted in my June 7, 2013 report titled DHS Insider: It’s about to get very ugly, the additional information provided to me that was temporarily withheld from publication is now being released. The methodical and incremental release of information was (and is) deliberate, to allow other things to play out, such as the public exposure to the name Edward Snowden and his revelations regarding just how extensive the domestic surveillance apparatus is—and who the surveillance is actually targeting. Continue reading “More DHS insider from DC”
Uh oh. California is drowning in red ink:
A financial report issued by state auditors finds that the state of California is in the red by an unsustainable $127.2 billion. Continue reading “As California Sinks Into Debt, Governor Brown & Co. Give Themselves Raises”
Sixty years ago today, Ethel and Julius Rosenberg were legally murdered by the United States government. Today, their children see that horror as a force for good …
Today, the US government asserts that danger from the international terrorist conspiracy and their weapons of mass destruction justifies massive surveillance, indefinite detention and even torture. Authorities say we must guard national secrets even more securely to avoid destruction. Today, the issues raised by the Rosenberg case resonate from the Oval Office of the White House to Bradley Manning, who is being tried under the Espionage Act of 1917, as were Ethel and Julius. Continue reading “Rosenberg Children Speak of their Parent’s Execution 60 Years Ago”
I first personally heard of American Spirit Arms when they joined the boycott of New York over their implementation of the blatantly unconstitutional NY SAFE Act. I was unaware (until a few weeks ago) just how much an outspoken and advocate for liberty ASA’s Joe Sirochman was until a few weeks ago, when I stumbled across his videodiscussing a “high-capacity” firearm that I’d never heard of before. I’ve been using his argument online since then, but forgot to post the link for you guys. Continue reading ““High-capacity” firearms: as old as America itself.”
In our How To Escape and Evade in an Urban Environment article, we briefly discussed escaping from zip ties.
There are quite a few hasty methods of illegal restraint, and zip ties are a method that’s available to any would-be kidnapper. Continue reading “How To Escape From Zip Ties”
Government officials like to use eminent domain for the convenience of their preferred policies and/or the enrichment of themselves and their buddies. Usually, they get away with it, because the folks on the receiving end are too few and powerless to hold their tormentors to account. In Hackensack, New Jersey, however, the officials who targeted Michael Monaghan’s property for seizure as part of an “area in need of redevelopment,” even while denying him the right to develop it himself, pushed too many people around, too often. Last month, voters booted out the entire city council. Continue reading “Attempted Land Grab Ends With Voters Booting Entire City Council”
End the Lie – by Madison Ruppert
In yet another instance of a report indicating that tech giants worked directly with intelligence agencies to enable government surveillance, it is now being reported that Skype began a secret program called Project Chess to enable intelligence agencies and law enforcement to easily get a hold of calls.
This comes after it was revealed that Skype was part of the massive National Security Agency (NSA) surveillance program known as PRISM. Continue reading “Project Chess: Skype’s secret program aimed at making calls readily available to intelligence agencies”
Red Dirt Report – by Andrew W. Griffin
OKLAHOMA CITY – Talk to any journalist, particularly after they’ve had a few drinks at the bar, and ask them if they are ever nervous or concerned when going up against great power. At first they will probably say “nah, I’m a reporter. I’m just doing my job and they know that.” But if you really press them on the topic – particularly after that third or fourth drink – and they will begin to admit that, yeah, taking on the powerful is a bit stressful and, perhaps, dangerous. Continue reading “Hastings’ death in fiery car crash is just the latest in a growing list of dead investigative journos”
The scandal over illegal data interception by US security services questions the correlation between the US and international law, and senior Russian officials are calling for an urgent update in Russian legislation in response.
Russia will not ignore the actions of the US authorities who had admitted leaks of personal data of Russian citizens to which the US security services had access, the Foreign Ministry’s plenipotentiary for human rights, Konstantin Dolgov, said at a special meeting initiated by the Upper House of the Russian parliament. Continue reading “Russia promises legal action over NSA surveillance scandal”
The Independent – by ALISTAIR DAWBER
The West may be flip-flopping over whether or not to send lethal arms to the Syria rebels, but that has not stopped a 12-day military exercise in Jordan, in which thousands of troops from a variety of countries are preparing for the possibility of fighting in Syria. The war games come to an end tomorrow.
With more than half a million Syrian refugees having already crossed into Jordan, the Kingdom has for some time been worried that civil war in Syria could seep across its border. The exercises, which have been guided by the American military, are the latest stage of Amman’s preparation for eventually being sucked into the conflict. The US has already deployed patriot missile systems in Jordan, near the Syrian border. Continue reading “8,000 troops from 19 countries join Jordan ‘war games’ in readiness for spreading Syria conflict”
Living Not Surviving – by Ahmed Serag
Despite the near 17 TRILLION dollars in debt this country already has, and the complete failure of federal bailout programs throughout recent and past decades, and despite the Congress of the United States being on the brink of passing an unfunded 1 TRILLION dollar farm bill-which the house thankfully just rejected 234-195-the United States Department of Agriculture has announced it will be spending 38 million dollars on a preventative sugar bailout, thanks to information gathered by the Star Tribune. Continue reading “USDA Announces 38 Million Dollar Sugar Bailout to Prevent Big Sugar Bailout”
Illinois –(Ammoland.com)- As many of you know, gun-grabbing New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has kicked off a 100-day bus tour around the United States for the purpose of bullying state legislators into taking your guns away from you.
Illinois is on the list of states included in the bus tour, but Bloomberg is too chicken to announce where in Illinois he will be or when. Continue reading “Pro 2A Forces Mobilize Against Bloomberg’s Anti Freedom Bus Tour in Illinois”
“Travel is tiring. Often, it’s our laptop computer that shows the signs of fatigue first. Yesterday, it got fed up and refused to deliver the mail. We could neither send nor receive mail… neither from our laptop nor from our iPhone, which normally accesses our email account.
We should have been delighted. We were in Ireland. Now we had an excuse not to work. We could pay attention to our surroundings… and enjoy them. But with no means to contact the outside world, we grew anxious. Who was trying to contact us? What important messages were we missing? And who was monkeying around with our email account? The root of the problem was that our email provider had noticed some strange behavior. We were apparently using our account from two places at once. It looked as though we were in Ireland and in the US at the same time. The provider suspected that our account had been hacked. It simply shut down the service. Continue reading “How to Disappear Without a Trace”
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