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The Examiner – by David Codrea
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives is looking for evidence of a rule that the government has exercised its Munitions List regulatory authority to cut off the importation of ammunition manufacturing equipment from China, Gun Rights Examiner was told today by a representative of ATF‘s Office of Public and Governmental Affairs. Continue reading “ATF checking on Chinese ammo manufacturing equipment import cutoff report”
Help the Sheeple – by The Eye is Watching
According to an article on NPR, several anti gun politicians and groups want people whose names appear on the “no fly” list and terrorism watch list to be banned from purchasing guns.
This sounds good on the surface, right? Keep weapons out of the hands of terrorists? Continue reading “Democrats Want People on “No Fly List” to Lose Gun Rights Without Due Process”
Eight months ago, Cody Wilson set out to create the world’s first entirely 3D-printable handgun.
Now he has.
Early next week, Wilson, a 25-year University of Texas law student and founder of the non-profit group Defense Distributed, plans to release the 3D-printable CAD files for a gun he calls “the Liberator,” pictured in its initial form above. He’s agreed to let me document the process of the gun’s creation, so long as I don’t publish details of its mechanics or its testing until it’s been proven to work reliably and the file has been uploaded to Defense Distributed’s online collection of printable gun blueprints at Defcad.org. Continue reading “This Is The World’s First Entirely 3D-Printed Gun”
Here is Kansas Secretary of State’s May 2, 2013 response to Eric Holder’s threat over gun control nullification:
Continue reading “Kansas Secretary of State Kobach Responds to Eric Holder”
The strike of a British Reaper drone, which took place in Afghanistan on Tuesday, is the first drone to be used in an attack controlled from a base situated on UK soil.
“A Reaper remotely piloted aircraft system, operated by pilots from 13 Squadron located at RAF Waddington, has fired a weapon during a mission supporting UK forces on the ground in Afghanistan,” a spokesperson of UK’s Ministry of Defense said. Continue reading “UK operates first drone strike from own territory”
More Americans now die of suicide than from car accidents, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, a disturbing statistic that some experts say points to the true depths of the US economic crisis.
From 1999 to 2010, the suicide rate among US citizens between the ages of 35 to 64 soared by about 30 per cent, to 17.6 deaths per 100,000 people, a jump from 13.7. Continue reading “US suicide rates surge, surpass road fatalities”
The only known surviving example of the German Dornier Do 17 bomber known as the “flying pencil” is to be salvaged from its watery grave in the English Channel.
The RAF Museum says the challenging operation will be the biggest recovery of its kind. Continue reading “Underwater German WWII bomber to be salvaged”
The New American – by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Attorney General Eric Holder has written to Kansas Governor Sam Brownback (shown), informing him that the Obama administration considers state attempts to protect the Second Amendment “unconstitutional” and that federal agents will “continue to execute their duties,” regardless of state statutes to the contrary. Continue reading “AG Holder: Feds Will Ignore State Laws and Enforce Gun Grab”
The New American – by Bob Adelmann
In a veiled threat directed at Democratic Senator Mark Pryor of Arkansas (shown), Mayor Michael Bloomberg, in his role as co-founder of the anti-gun group Mayors Against Illegal Guns (MAIG), said last Thursday that any lawmakers who are “going with the NRA” are “going against the lives of our children.” When asked directly if that meant that his group was going to target Pryor, the senior senator from Arkansas, Bloomberg sidestepped a direct answer: Continue reading “Arkansas Senator Pryor’s Troubles Continue to Mount”
Lew Rockwell – by Thomas DiLorenzo
As I previously blogged, the sheriff of Palm Beach County, Florida, one Rick Bradshaw, recently got a million-dollar grant from the state legislature to use to spy on citizens and recruit people to spy on and “report” their neighbors if they think they are too critical of government. He wants people to report “the guy down the street who hates the government . . .” Then the governmental critic will be sent for mental health evaluation, and his life possibly ruined. Continue reading “Will Rush Limbaugh Be Sent to a Mental Hospital?”
The New American – by Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
The Obama administration is attacking the Fourth Amendment on every possible front. The latest assault would require Facebook, Twitter, Google, Apple, etc. to submit to real-time warrantless wiretaps on customer accounts. Tweets, Facebook posts and direct messages, email, all conversations on messenger apps, and all other online communications would be subject to real-time federal monitoring without first obtaining a warrant to conduct the surveillance, as required by the Constitution. Continue reading “FBI Wants Real-time Warrantless Access to Online Communication”
Here they go again. The Obama administration has asked its allies in Congress to introduce legislation that would permit the feds to continue their march through the Fourth Amendment when it comes to obtaining private information about all of us.
The Fourth Amendment, which guarantees the right to be left alone, was written largely in response to legislation Parliament enacted in the colonial era that permitted British soldiers to write their own search warrants and then use those warrants as a legal basis to enter private homes. Continue reading “Obama Continues His War on the Fourth Amendment”
The National Patriot – by Craig Andersen
Well, well.
How do ya like THAT?
Tuesday, our Dictator held an impromptu presser and right off the bat he issues THIS simple and UNDENIABLE lie regarding the Benghazi survivors and their absence at congressional hearings. Continue reading “Benghazi – Lies, Damn lies and Treason”
The Supreme Court may have ruled ObamaCare is constitutional, but implementing the controversial federal law would become a crime in South Carolina if a bill passed by the state House becomes law.
The bill, approved Wednesday by a vote of 65-39, declares President Obama’s signature legislation “null and void.” Whereas the law that Obama pushed and Congress passed is known as the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, South Carolina’s law would be known as the Freedom of Health Care Protection Act. Continue reading “South Carolina bill would make it a crime to implement ObamaCare”
The number of names on a highly classified U.S. central database used to track suspected terrorists has jumped to 875,000 from 540,000 only five years ago, a U.S. official familiar with the matter said.
Among those was suspected Boston Marathon bomber Tamerlan Tsarnaev, whose name was added in 2011. The increase in names is due in part to security agencies using the system more in the wake of the failed 2009 attack on a plane by “underpants bomber” Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab in Detroit. Continue reading “Number of names on U.S. counter-terrorism database jumps”
Forbes – by Andy Greenberg
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