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SPRINGFIELD, Mass.--(Ammoland.com)- Smith & Wesson, a U.S. based leader in firearm manufacturing and design, today announced that the Company will not attend nor will it support or participate in the 2013 Eastern Sports and Outdoor Show in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Continue reading “Smith & Wesson Withdraws from Eastern Sports and Outdoor Show”

Independent Science News – by Jonathan Latham and Allison Wilson

How should a regulatory agency announce they have discovered something potentially very important about the safety of products they have been approving for over twenty years? Continue reading “Regulators Discover a Hidden Viral Gene in Commercial GMO Crops”

Before It’s News – by Monica Davis

Houston news sources are reporting that at least three people have been shot at a community college.According to one source, the shooting ocurred at one of the Lone Star Community College locations in Houston.

Jed Young, the college’s executive director of communications, tells CNN that two students apparently got caught in a crossfire during a confrontation between two other people.

Police feel the danger has been “mitigated,” he tells CNN. MORE HERE Continue reading “Why Is Everyone Getting Shot Since Obama Took Office? 16 Mass Shootings In Obama’s 5 years–15 In Bush’s 8 Years”

NPR – by Peter Overby

Congress faces a battle over gun laws that could be the biggest in a generation.

Leading the charge for gun rights is the National Rifle Association, with its huge budget and grass-roots operations. On the other side, a new leader has emerged in recent years: New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg is not only outspoken on gun control, he has also opened his substantial wallet for the cause. Continue reading “Bloomberg Puts Millions Behind Gun Control Push”

NY Daily News – by ERIN DURKIN

Mayor Bloomber has attended many gatherings of the U.S. Conference of Mayors in his 11 years in office, but the Newtown massacre changed things, he said.

When he addressed the nation’s gun scourge at a Washington meeting Friday, he said he detected a decidedly different tone on guns. Continue reading “Michael Bloomberg sees mood swing on gun control at annual U.S. Conference of Mayors”

Huffington Post – by Sara Gates

New Yorker Noah Zerkin was riding the subway this weekend when he came across a familiar face sporting an exciting new piece of technology. It was Google co-founderSergey Brin wearing Google’s augmented-reality “glasses.”

Brin, who has publicly shown off the company’s Project Glass headset many times since it debuted in April 2011, took the device with him for a ride on New York’s downtown 3 train on Sunday. Continue reading “Sergey Brin Wears Google ‘Glasses’ On New York Subway”

Huffington Post – by LARRY NEUMEISTER

NEW YORK — A federal judge let the New York Police Department on Tuesday temporarily resume stop-and-frisk stops she believes are unconstitutional while she decides what permanent remedies are necessary to prevent illegal stops in thousands of privately owned buildings.

U.S. District Judge Shira Scheindlin in Manhattan lifted immediate implementation of the order she issued earlier this month concerning a program aimed at decreasing city crime. Continue reading “Stop-And-Frisks In Bronx Buildings To Resume: Judge Temporarily Lifts ‘Operation Clean Halls’ Decision”

Fox News – by Associated Press

DEARBORN, Michigan –  McDonald’s and one of its franchise owners agreed to pay $700,000 to members of the Muslim community to settle allegations a Detroit-area restaurant falsely advertised its food as being prepared according to Islamic dietary law.

McDonald’s and Finley’s Management Co. agreed Friday to the tentative settlement, with that money to be shared by Dearborn Heights resident Ahmed Ahmed, a Detroit health clinic, the Arab American National Museum in Dearborn and lawyers. Continue reading “McDonald’s settles $700,000 suit over Islamic diet in US”

Huffington Post – by SHAWN POGATCHNIK

DUBLIN — Food quality officials said Thursday they have identified more horsemeat traces in beef burgers produced in Ireland and pinpointed the problem in an imported ingredient. Ireland’s second-largest manufacturer of supermarket beef patties shut down its production line in response. Continue reading “Silvercrest Foods, Irish Plant, Suspends Operations After More Horsemeat Found In Burgers”

Yahoo News – by Scott Bomboy | National Constitution Center

One of the least known constitutional amendments is getting a lot of publicity as a wild card in the ongoing budget battle in Washington.

The 27th Amendment is the most recent amendment, and there are many people who probably don’t remember what it stands for: congressional pay raises. Continue reading “27th Amendment gets publicity in budget battle”

CNN – by Lateef Mungin

Even for stone-faced, seen-it-all-before officers, the act that took place at a police lieutenant’s Las Vegas-area home Monday was deeply distressing.

The 52-year-old lawman, police said, killed his wife and child, called 911 to say he was burning his house down and warned he would take the life of anyone who tried to stop him. Continue reading “Police: Las Vegas officer kills wife, son and then himself in burning home”

AmmoLand

New York, NY –-(Ammoland.com)- The United Nations is now accepting applications by established gun,  hunting, and self-defense rights civil society groups to speak at the final plenary meeting of the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty Conference on Monday, March 18th.

 The Deadline to submit an application is January 31, 2013. Continue reading “Pro Gun Defenders, Your Last Chance To Speak On The UN Arms Trade Treaty”

The Presidential Inauguration went off like a coronation for a king.  $300 million spent on this bullshit pomp and circumstance as 100 million Americans remain unemployed or under-employed.  $300 million, as former middle class families are living in tent cities or storm drains.  $300 million, as 46 million Americans live in abject poverty.  We have truly reached the level of the aristocratic gluttony that preceded the French Revolution.

Our nation’s law was satisfied on Sunday when Obama and Biden took their oath of office and this should have been enough, especially considering the fact that the 2012 election consisted of 110% fraud and in no way represented the will of we the people.  It should have been way more than enough, considering the fact that Obama and Biden should have been impeached, arrested, and prosecuted years ago.
Continue reading “Obama’s Inauguration – A Dictator is Crowned”

Press TV

Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qasemi says huge oil and gas reserves have been discovered on the country’s northeastern and western borders with Turkmenistan and Iraq.

“New studies and exploration activities in Iran indicate the discovery of new oil and gas reserves in areas bordering Turkmenistan and Iraq,” Qasemi stated on the sidelines of the Third International Industrial Automation Conference in Tehran on Tuesday. Continue reading “Iran says new shared oil, gas, reserves discovered”

PR Log

Columbia, S.C.–A group of journalists have responded to requests for help by law enforcers in Connecticut and the FBI concerning the widely reported defamations of Sandy Hook victims by so-called “conspiracy theorists.”

Law enforcers broadcast pleas for assistance when the families and friends of the Sandy Hook victims were harassed, stalked, ridiculed, and defamed by so-called “conspiracy theorists,” who the journalists evidence operate a commercial enterprise enriched by the controversy, publicity, and increased “traffic” to web-stores operated by the gang members.Contrary to the “conspiracy theorist” label, the cyber-criminals victimizing the people of Sandy Hook who have suffered unspeakable horrors, are a half-dozen well-organized professional propagandists, led by a Utah “businessman” espousing anti-government, anti-Semitic, white supremacy theology in blogs and videos that drive sales of products, like “Nuke Israel” tee shirts and baby bibs. Continue reading “Journalists Give FBI Links To Cyber-Criminals Defaming Sandy Hook Victims”

Huffington Post

MINEOLA, N.Y. — A University of North Carolina student wounded in last summer’s shooting outside the Empire State Building is suing New York City police department.

Chenin Duclos (SHEHN’-ihn DOO’-kloh) and eight other bystanders were wounded by police gunfire, ricochets and fragments. Officers were engaged in a gunfight with a man suspected of gunning down a former co-worker. Continue reading “Empire State Building Shooting Lawsuit: Wounded Bystander Chenin Duclos Sues NPYD”