Native American Gun Billboard in Greeley, Colorado, Upsets ResidentdsYahoo News – by Jonathon M. Seidl | The Blaze

GREELEY, Colo. (TheBlaze/AP) — Two billboards in which images of Native Americans are used to make a gun rights argument are causing a stir with some residents who say the image is offensive and insensitive.

The billboards in this northern Colorado city show three men dressed in traditional Native American attire and the words “Turn in your arms. The government will take care of you.”       Continue reading “The Pro-Gun Billboard in Colo. That Has Some Residents Upset”

(Left) A box of. 223 ammunition and a case of 9 mm ammunition in Duke's Sport Shop in New Castle, Pa.Washington Whispers – by ELIZABETH FLOCK

The Government Accountability Office tells Whispers it is now investigating large ammunition purchases made by the Department of Homeland Security. Chuck Young, a spokesman for GAO, says the investigation of the purchases is “just getting underway.”

The congressional investigative agency is jumping into the fray just as legislation was introduced in both the Senate and the House to restrict the purchase of ammo by some government agencies (except the Department of Defense). The AMMO Act, introduced Friday, would prevent agencies from buying more ammunition if “stockpiles” are greater than what they were in previous administrations.   Continue reading “GAO Now Investigating DHS Ammo Purchases”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Whether it is due to the recent governmental attempt to enforce assorted gun controlling measures in the aftermath of the Newtown, CT shooting, or, merely driven by the same catalyst that saw a surge in gun sales four years ago, namely the presidential election, one thing is certain: America is weaponizing itself at an unheard of pace, with both Sturm, Ruger shipments and units produced surpassing 500,000 each in one quarter for the first time in history.   Continue reading “Weaponized America: Sturm, Ruger Backlog Doubles; Gun Production, Shipments Surge”

Daily Paul – by dakealo

(AMERICAN FREE PRESS -BOSTON)

Police and National Guard units seeking to confiscate a cache of recently banned assault weapons were ambushed Sunday by elements of a para-military right wing extremist faction. Military and law enforcement sources estimate that 72 were killed and more than 200 injured before government forces were compelled to withdraw.   Continue reading “Patriot Militia Attacks Government Forces”

Veterans Today- by Jim W. Dean, April 19, 2013

The dust has settled on Boston, America’s newest example and scene of national insecurity.

As Kevin Barrett’s hugely successful Press TV article pointed out yesterday we witnessed corporate media suggesting a major domestic terror attack might have been done by our own security people. Military Intelligence agrees.   Continue reading “Boston Bombing – DHS Contracted Security out to Israelis”

Y Net News – by Roi Kais

Two people were killed and 20 others were injured in northwestern Syrian province of Idlib Tuesday after warplanes dropped bags containing “strange substances,” Al-Jazeera reported, saying the suspicious material was apparently chemical weapons.

Videos uploaded by the Qatari news network show casualties having difficulties breathing treated in makeshift hospitals. One video showed a healthcare professional drawing attention to the white foam coming out of an injured man’s mouth.   Continue reading “Report in Syria: Suspected chemical substance dropped from planes”

Emergency crews work to clean up an oil spill in front of evacuated homes on Starlite Road in Mayflower, Arkansas March 31, 2013. (Reuters / Jacob Slaton)RT News

While many questions remain following ExxonMobil’s March 29 tar sands oil spill in Mayflower, Arkansas, a new independent study has revealed the existence of high levels of cancer-causing chemicals in the area.

The new research, co-published by the Faulkner County Citizens Advisory Group and Global Community Monitor, indicates that the 500,000 gallons of heavy bitumen oil released by a gash in ExxonMobil’s aging Pegasus pipeline has released hazardous air pollutants (HAPs) as defined by the 1990 US Clean Air Act.   Continue reading “Study finds ‘soup of toxic chemicals’ in the air near Arkansas ExxonMobil spill site”

Sammy Nikolaev. (Image from facebook.com)RT News

A Sacramento court has ruled for the return of a baby who had been forcefully taken from his parents by police and child protective services without a warrant on April 24, according to a Russian consulate spokesperson’s statement.

The five-month-old child had been temporarily taken from his family after his parents – a Californian couple – were involved in an argument with doctors over the course of his treatment following a medical check-up they took him to after he began exhibiting signs of flu.   Continue reading “Baby returned to parents after mix-up over ‘neglect’”

She:kon:

Again Chaz Kadar, Loran Thompson and fellow conspirators are up to further dastardly deeds.  As if their acts of treason against Kanienkehaka back in December were NOT bad enough, they are now using the Longhouse to fraudulently remove Gi-Ni-Ti-Harcum El-Bey, corporation sole, for Saint Regis Indian.   Continue reading “American Indian Sovereignty Under Attack”

Before It’s News – by Tom Dennen

A few months ago, the Associated Press reported that newly released tapes from US president Lyndon Johnson’s White House office showed LBJ’s “personal and often emotional connection to Israel. The news agency pointed out that during the Johnson presidency (1963-1969), “the United States became Israel’s chief diplomatic ally and primary arms supplier.”   Continue reading “Why Israel is Given Ten Percent of Our Total $32.7 Foreign Aid Money ($3 Billion a Year) – it’s an LBJ Legacy…”

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) AP PhotoCNS News – by Eric Scheiner

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) told a gathering in Cleveland earlier this month that America needs “unleash” women by providing “affordable” childcare for all American children–a proposal she said President Nixon had wrongfully rejected four decades ago.

“I need your help on this because we talked about Social Security, a pillar of economic stability for America’s families,” Pelosi said at the City Club of Cleveland on April 15. “Medicare and Medicaid another pillar of health security. Affordable Care Act–another pillar, we put it in that league as making a difference. “   Continue reading “Pelosi: ‘Unleash’ Women With ‘Affordable Quality Childcare for All’”

Mossberg 500 ShotgunsAmmoLand

North Haven, CT –(Ammoland.com)- Since the first model came off the line on August, 21, 1961, the Mossberg 500 Pump-Action shotgun has received accolades from sportsmen and women, law enforcement and military personnel alike for its reliability, versatility and affordability; and notably for its distinctive ambidextrous top-mounted safety.   Continue reading “Mossberg 500 Shotgun Surpasses 10 Millionth Production Landmark”

Fox News

BOSTON –  Prominent death penalty lawyer Judy Clarke is joining the team representing the suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.

The appointment of Clarke, based in San Diego, Calif., was approved Monday by U.S. Magistrate Judge Marianne Bowler.

Bowler denied a request from Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s public defender to appoint a second death penalty lawyer. Bowler says Tsarnaev’s lawyers could renew their motion to appoint another death penalty expert if Tsarnaev is indicted.   Continue reading “Top death penalty lawyer joins Boston bombing suspect’s defense team”

United Liberty – by Jason Pye

The Senate moved closer to passing the Internet sales tax on Thursday. The chamber had already started debate on the measure, dubbed the “Marketplace Fairness Act,” but the vote last week bypassed any hope of a filibuster. Some conservative groups are increasing their efforts in opposition to the tax.   Continue reading “Conservative Opposition to Internet Sales Tax Getting Louder”

Valley Fever Prison OutbreakHuffington Post – by Don Thompson

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — The federal official who controls medical care in California prisons on Monday ordered thousands of high-risk inmates out of two Central Valley prisons in response to dozens of deaths due to Valley fever, which is caused by an airborne fungus.   Continue reading “Valley Fever Prison Outbreak Sweeps Through California Prisons”