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Stabbing Spree With Scissors Hits Five Victims

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Who needs a gun, when you have scissors? A bloody assault started near Riverside Park at 64th Street in New York, and didn’t stop for three blocks, ending at 61st street. The incident took nine minutes, and involved slashing and stabbing of five victims, including a toddler, on a popular running and biking path in Manhattan’s Upper West Side. The alleged attacker is 43-year-old suspect, Julius Graham. He is described as a homeless man with psychological problems. The suspect faces five counts of assault with criminal possession of a weapon. But who stopped the stabbing? Continue Reading



OK Attorney General Found A Way to Stop Obamacare?

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The devil is in the details. Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, may have found the detail to stop Obamacare 26 state attorneys have already proposed lawsuits, with the attempts to show Obamacare is unconstitutional. However, Pruitt’s lawsuit uses the language of the law to challenge the elaborate system of subsidies, tax credits, and individual or employer mandates and fines the Obamacare act has spawned. Unlike Congress, namely Pelosi’s .... Continue Reading



Man Uses Own Money for Billboards About God

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Many fear the decline in the culture and have seen that society has become too secular. A truck driver named Harold Scott has set out on a $750,000 effort to bring Christian messages to those traveling along some of the states’ most frequented highways. The 72 year old is the primary funder of “Kaiser Christian Fund Inc.”, a project that has posted 25 billboards in Wisconsin, and a few outside of the state. The billboards talk.... Continue Reading



Government Shutdown Affects NIH – Domino Effect

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While the Government Shutdown continues, news of the government’s problems could affect lives of kids suffering from cancer. Washington AFP reports, “The US government shutdown could block hundreds of cancer patients, including children, from entering last-ditch clinical trials for treatment, a spokesman for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) told AFP Wednesday.” National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the largest Continue Reading

Obama the Gay Marxist President?

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The past seems to haunt many, and Obama’s past continues to plague him as well. Recently, in an exclusive interview with The Globe, “Norma Jean Young, the 76-year old mother of the late Trinity United Church of Christ choir director Donald Young, has spoken out and declared that persons trying to protect Obama murdered her son at the height of the 2007 Democratic presidential primary to protect Obama from embarrassing revelations about his homosexual relationship with her son.” Donald Young was the openly-gay choir-director of the now church of Reverend Wright. The same church Obama attended ...... Continue Reading

Allegations of Infant Rape at Daycare

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Every day parents drop their children off at a day care center with the idea that it’s a safe haven. A parent’s worst nightmare is harm to their child. The nightmare became a reality in Ohio, as a woman was arrested for two counts infant rape. Heather Koon, age 25, took video of herself raping an infant. The sex tape was found on her laptop, after police checked on her fiancĂ©, James Osborne. James Osborne is a registered sex offender on Lorain County’s sex offender website. While Osborne was Continue Reading

Homosexual Terrorists Do Not Exist On Mainstream Media

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Corporate media informs its audience of possible homegrown terrorist groups in the United States. However, some terrorist groups are not being reported. There is a growing number of terrorist gay hate groups, involved in organized attacks against straight men and companies promoting a Christian lifestyle. These terrorists’ cells are known as: Gay Liberation Front (GLF), Riseup Networks, The Lesbian Avengers, ACT UP, Queers Against Assimilation, Street Transvestite Action Revolutionaries (STAR), Queer Nation and Bash Back. Continue Reading

Washington Timid Over Antideficiency Act

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Due to fear of a 19th century law, the Antideficiency Act, some leaders are advising their staff to not check their email or cellphones. The law, passed by Congress in 1870 (still in effect after many amendments) prohibits the government from incurring any monetary obligation for which Congress has not appropriated funds. Many memos cite the law as reasons for the minimum staffing taking effect within the government. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew also cited the law for his reason of reduced staffing. Continue Reading

Clarity is rare

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There are indeed times of clarity, albeit rare, anymore. I am up again at 5 a.m. drinking my coffee, as the after images of my dreams leave me, thoughts of things I can do, and more of what I cannot do enter my brain. At the end of my first cup of coffee, it becomes obvious I can only do what I can with the provided tools I currently have. I cannot worry about those things I have no control over. In our hyper multi-tasking world, I find these mornings to clear the mind beneficial. It allows my mind to wonder, while I sit in solitude, with no distractions. Some would call this a waste of time. I was one of them. I was always the kid that never could sit still, and bored easily. Now, I enjoy the peace and quite, before the mad rush of work and life hits. Am I getting old? I don't know anyone getting any younger. I find myself gauging my age by seeing how fast my kids are growing up. Perhaps, but with age comes wisdom (hopefully). I am reminded the youth is wasted on the young. I look more toward my elders for wisdom, as I approach that niche myself. Time to get another cup of coffee.

Girls saved in smuggling ring at UK

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Four teenage girls were saved from an alleged human smuggling ring being run by Ali Mohammed Raza. Ali is believed to be running the operation to smuggle illegal immigrants into the United Kingdom. He was arrested at his home in east Hull in the UK. The police officers stopped the van holding the 4 girls, aged from 16 to 18 in the Netherlands. The van was heading to the Port of Rotterdam Continue Reading

Iran- Men can Marry Adopted Daughters

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Iran lawmakers have recently passed a bill allowing men to marry their adopted daughters. The girl can be as young as 13 years of age. The caretaker of the family (Father) is allowed to marry the adopted daughter if he believes it is in the family’s best interest. Is this legalizing pedophilia? Continue Reading

Stranger Danger… for Moses?

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One man handed out doughnuts outside Tenafly Middle School in Northern New Jersy, while another dressed as Moses posed for pictures with his slick red Lamborghini sports car. The publicity stunt was to promote educational needs for special needs children. Instead it prompted school officials to call the police. One of the men has a 17-year old daughter with autism and wanted to bring attention to her needs. Continue Reading

Program to Identify Military Suicides

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3,000 of our Military members have perished since the 9-11 tragedy. Not by enemy combatant or during battle, but by suicide. Each year, the suicide numbers are drastically increasing in the military. The trajectory is baffling military leaders, while devastating the families left behind. “It just drives me crazy that we can’t figure (it) out,” says Army Deputy Undersecretary Thomas Hawley. Continue Reading

Mass Causality to be Dealt With by Congress

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Congress creates legislation and bills weekly. Although the two sides are not talking currently, many will be surprised by what some members of Congress have come up with in the recently. Last year, a bill was put forth for the ‘Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), to prepare for mass causalities throughout the country. The amendment to the Homeland Security Act of 2002 mandates FEMA to immediately conduct “mass fatality plans,” for any major event or series of events that may kill a large part of the American population. Continue Reading

Tepco Inefficiency Causes Radiation Leak at Fukushima Daiichi Site

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Reports have been made of Tokyo Electric Power Company (Tepco) , misjudged how much could be held by a tank, allowing 430 liters (113 gallons) of toxic water to be dumped into the ocean. The incident occured in August, yet the report was made by Rueters today. Continue Reading

School Officials Forced Student to Remove NRA Shirt, then Apologizes

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High school principle says sorry to 16 year old, after the school forced her to remove her NRA shirt last month. School officials made the sophomore change her shirt, or face disciplinary action. Only after parents stepped in with an NRA attorney, did the principle changed her mind and apologized. Continue Reading

Excellent article by John Glover - The GOP and Conservative Talk Radio’s Fuzzy Logic about Liberal Media

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An excellent article written by John Glover, titled The GOP and Conservative Talk Radio’s Fuzzy Logic about Liberal Media".

The article goes through the argument a major flaw for the GOP and conservative. The flaw is either the lack  of underestanding, or outright ignoring the power of the liberal media.

There is no doubt the power of media, as most kids eat this up throughout the day. Repetition is a form of brainwashing, and this is definitely being used through the 24 hour platform.

We see a constant barrage against dads through shows, indicating they are dumb and inefficient.

We see a push for gay marriage and acceptance, based on tolerence (while flaming the conservative idea).

We see a redefining of what family is, based on the liberal ideals, downgrading the traditional marriage. What happened to shows like 7th Heaven, providing a stable family unit?

I have always believed individual journalist would rise and change the perception back into the reality. However, those on the 24 hour platform will need to start fighting back as well. Call out the BS, and provide a means for the awaken view to  follow-up for facts and citations.

NSA phone record grab ineffective

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The NSA acquired massive phone records and internet data in the name of
anti-terrorism efforts. However recently,  the 54 cited  cases presented
in the last hearing were found to be inaccurate and misleading.
Only 13 of the 54 could be found with any connection to terrorist plots.

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Obamcare Website removes "Free Healthcare"

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While the Senate and House play politics, the Obamacare website was altered to remove “free healthcare” from its site.

Originally, the Obamacare website had the inquiry,  “Where can I get free or low-cost care in my community?”. This has now been changed
to “Where can I get low-cost care I my community?”, removing the free. This was changed sometime from September 16 to September 23.
The original site still has the link as www.healthcare.gov/where-can-i-get-free-or-low-cost-care/. The term free is clearly there and we question why the change and why no notation anywhere on the site, this change in wording? Normally, any revision would have a notation on the site to inform a change has taken place. Evidently, Obamacare site owners did not want to draw attention to the obvious change.

I guess FREE was too much of a false advertisement even for this administration. In the real world, nothing is FREE.

Additional revisions were  dropping “dental” care,  and availability of “prescription drugs”, as well as exchanging the phrase “specialized care for more serious conditions” to “referrals to specialized care”.

Maybe, like Pelosi, Obama nor his site administrators read the bill until it was passed either.

Ammunition Certification Required in CT

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An “Ammunition Certificate” is now required to purchase ammo in Connecticut

The Second Amendment (Amendment II) to the United States Constitution protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms from infringement. Although Connecticut is not currently saying its citizens cannot keep and bear arms, the new law makes it much harder to purchase ammo.