Enforce our Bill of Rights
Tony Rooke refused to pay a TV license fee because the BBC intentionally misrepresented facts about the 9/11 attacks, he alleged. It is widely known that the BBC reported the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7 over 20 minutes before it occurred. WTC 7 was a 47-story skyscraper that was not hit by a plane on 9/11 but collapsed at free-fall speed later that day. Continue reading “UK Man Wins Court Victory Over BBC for 9/11 Coverup Broadcast”
The “constitution” is a “package deal.” It’s not a group of concepts that may be accepted in part. Where those concepts are not accepted, and implemented, collectively, in toto, the “message” is that it’s just simply “not there,” at all. The “constitution” is one of those classic “all or nothing” matters.
“Partial” application is the confession of our present legal reality that we do not now have, and have never had, a “constitution” as the language that brings the national governmental system into existence. Since the “constitution” is not now and has never been “admissible evidence of law,” it not only didn’t create the national system but also can’t limit the national system, either. Continue reading “Original 13th Amendment — “Package deal” case study”
Before It’s News – by Mort Amsel
Al-Qaida in Iraq says it has united with a Syrian jihadist group fighting to oust President Bashar al-Assad.
An audio message from al-Qaida in Iraq leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, posted on Islamist websites Tuesday, says his group has been funding cells from Syria’s al-Nusra Front. The combined groups, the message says, will be called the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant. Continue reading “Al-Qaeda In Iraq Merges With Syrian Rebels”
Weekly Standard – by Daniel Halper
On Barack and Michelle Obama’s schedule for today, this event is listed:
7:30PM THE PRESIDENT and THE FIRST LADY host a concert celebrating Memphis Soul music as part of their “In Performance at the White House” series; THE PRESIDENT delivers remarks Continue reading “Another Exclusive Party at W.H.—at Taxpayer Expense”
According to a Northeast Middle School worksheet, “The courts have consistently determined that the Second Amendment does not ensure each individual the right to bear arms, and “The courts have never found a law regulating the private ownership of weapons unconstitutional.”
The worksheet, published by Instructional Fair, goes on to say that the Second Amendment is not incorporated against the states. Continue reading “School in Connecticut Teaching Students ‘Americans Don’t Have Right to Bear Arms’”
British researchers have determined that a little-studied chemical in the cannabis plant could lead to effective treatments for epilepsy, with few to no side effects.
The team at Britain’s University of Reading, working with GW Pharmaceuticals and Otsuka Pharmaceuticals, tested cannabidivarin, or CBDV, in rats and mice afflicted with six types of epilepsy and found it “strongly suppressed seizures” without causing the uncontrollable shaking and other side effects of existing anti-epilepsy drugs. Continue reading “Compound in cannabis may help treat epilepsy, researchers say”
Recent legal filings on behalf of Sirhan Sirhan, jailed 45 years ago in the death of Robert F. Kennedy, reveal new evidence suggestive of a larger conspiracy. The filings also enumerate examples of obstructive tactics by a government representative—contortions reminiscent of the Warren Commission’s incredible, acrobatic magic bullet that was essential in creating consensus for a lone wolf assassin in the death of RFK’s elder brother, John. (If you’d like to read those filings, we’ve posted them here and here.) Continue reading “RFK Assassination Legal Case Update”
Independent Record- by Eve Byron
Wayne Klinkel has taken the old “my dog ate my homework” excuse to a new level.
Klinkel’s dog ate his $100 bills. Five of them.
“I thought ‘You dumb SOB,’” Klinkel recalled with a rueful laugh. “I couldn’t believe he did that.” Continue reading “Owner retrieves cash after canine helps himself to $500 snack”
Hauppauge, NY Patch – by Amanda Lindner
A Commack father is pursuing legal action after his pistol license was suspended when his 10-year-old son allegedly talked about using a water gun on bullies who had picked on his friends in school.
John Mayer, who posted his story on LongIslandFireArms.com, said the issue stemmed from a March 1 incident at Pines Elementary in Hauppauge. Continue reading “Dad’s Pistol License Pulled After Son Makes Water Gun Threat in School”
The Captain’s Journal – by Herschel Smith
Has hell frozen over?
A firearms company that makes AR-15 style rifles for the iconic brand Colt, will open a plant in Breckenridge in Stephens County. Oregon company Bold Ideas confirmed the development Friday. Continue reading “Colt To Texas?”
The Captain’s Journal – by Herschel Smith
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is actively shopping for a drone that would “stalk hunters,” the organization said Monday. Continue reading “PETA Wants Drone To Monitor Hunters”
Prepared Christian – by Chris Ray
I haven’t fished much since I was a kid, mostly because I just don’t have the time. I’m not going to cover the basics of fishing. Instead, I want to go over some tactics for survival fishing. Some of these ways to fish may or may not be legal in your area. Check your local laws. These are good things to have an understanding of. If you find yourself in a survival situation, legal or not, you’ll do what you need to do survive. Continue reading “Survival Fishing”
New York Post – by GLENN HARLAN REYNOLDS
While politicians talk about expanding background checks for gun owners, I’m starting to think that what we really need are IQ tests for political officeholders. The only problem is, that might leave us with a lot of vacancies in Congress and America’s statehouses.
The debacle over New York’s rushed-through gun bill is one example of what happens when enthusiasm meets stupid. But another is to be found in Rep. Diana DeGette (D-Colo.), who supports a ban on full-capacity magazines without understanding what a magazine actually is. Continue reading “We need an IQ test for politicians”
Manasquan, NJ –-(Ammoland.com)- Remember all those who denied that firearms confiscation as a result of New York’s new gun laws was too “insane” to even consider?
That it was strictly in the realm of paranoid conspiracy theorists and the “it cant happen here crowd”? Continue reading “NY Gun Confiscation Underway – Citizens Told to Turn in Pistol Owner ID & Firearms”
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) – Scientists and beekeepers have been baffled by Colony Collapse Disorder (CCD) which is characterized by the sudden disappearance of the hive’s worker population.
According to the USDA, Symptoms of CCD include few or no adult honeybees present, honey and immature bees (broods) remain present in the hive suggesting a sudden abandonment of the hive–a possible response to stress. However, the bees are never found elsewhere, they simply disappear and die. Usually, the queen bee is left behind but dies without establishing a new population. Continue reading “Devastating honeybee loss reported across United States expected to impact food prices”
Yahoo News- by Dylan Stableford
An Argentine man who thought he bought a pair of poodles at an outdoor market in Buenos Aires brought them home to the vet only to be told they were actually ferrets on steroids, reports the Daily Mail.
The man, a retiree from Catamarca, purchased the animals at La Salada, Argentina’s largest bazaar. Continue reading “Man buys toy poodles, discovers they’re actually ferrets on steroids”
Save America Foundation – by J.Rizzola
President Obama recently gave a speech in Colorado regarding the new gun laws that have just been passed. As always Mr. Obama tried to give the impression that he had the support of everyone and their brother as he had the local police force set up behind him.
That same day the county sheriff made a video ridiculing such a stunt and supporting the second amendment. We need more like him to take a stand. Continue reading “The Constitution does constrain the President, for now?”
Before It’s News – by Frosty Wooldridge
The First Basic Law of Human Stupidity asserts without ambiguity: always and inevitably everyone underestimates the number of stupid individuals in circulation. At first, the statement sounds trivial. Closer scrutiny reveals its veracity. No matter how high are one’s estimates of human stupidity, one is repeatedly startled by the fact that: people whom one had once judged rational and intelligent turn out to be unashamedly stupid. Additionally, day after day, with unceasing monotony, one is harassed in one’s activities by stupid individuals who appear suddenly and unexpectedly in the most inconvenient places and at the most improbable moments. (Source: Carlo M. Cipolla, Professor of Economics, UC Berkeley) Continue reading “First Law of Human Stupidity: Exposing a mass amnesty’s ultimate results”
Who What Why- by Russ Baker
AmmoLand – by Dan Roberts