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November 2012

November 29, 2012. Washington. Both sides are digging in and upping the ante in the fight over a proposed UN Treaty banning most international and domestic small arms sales. While Russia opposes the measure in the UN and Republicans oppose … Continue reading →

November 28, 2012. Two separate cases, each arguing basically the same question, have been making their way through the American federal justice system. The cases involve a fundamental Constitutional question. Does the 2nd Amendment guarantee the right to keep and … Continue reading →

Ladies and Gentlemen, let me ask you a question; Is this a real or important issue? I think, not. Is the issue: Rand Paul 2016, an important one? I think, not. What is the most important issue NOW! TO RECAPTURE … Continue reading →

November 28, 2012. If you live in the western world and pay taxes, you’ve purchased more than your share of the anti-flu drug Tamiflu. And while you probably weren’t even aware that you paid for it, compliments of stockpiling governments … Continue reading →

”I am one of those who do not believe that a national debt is a national blessing but rather a curse to a republic.” – Andrew Jackson FED ponzi gang and its shills If printing money created wealth Zimbabwe with … Continue reading →

By John Marzulli / NEW YORK DAILY NEWS The feds claim he’s a member of a movement that shuns government authority. But now reputed “Sovereign Citizen” Michael Chung is ready to use the court system he supposedly disavows to strike … Continue reading →

November 24, 2012. Hollywood. It’s an eye-opening dose of reality to find out that MGM Studios finished filming the remake of the 1984 teen classic Red Dawn, only to edit it into a completely new movie out of fear of … Continue reading →

By Dylan Stableford, Yahoo! News \ A pair of local TV news anchors had a surprise for viewers at the end of their 6 p.m. newscast on Tuesday: They’re quitting. Cindy Michaels and Tony Consiglio, anchors for ABC’s WVII affiliate … Continue reading →

By Tom Knudson, of the Sacramento Bee As founder of one of the nation’s largest urban wildlife damage control companies, Kevin Clark is no stranger to competition. But one competitor costs him more business than any other: the federal government. … Continue reading →

November 19, 2012. Gaza. It’s no secret Israel is mobilizing its army for a ground invasion of Gaza. While the Palestinians rain rockets down into random, mostly unpopulated areas of southern Israel, the Israelis are shelling Palestinian targets that include … Continue reading →