on January 16, 2015 in Right Edition
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on January 15, 2015 in World News
CIA killed prisoners, made it look like suicide’ – Guantanamo guard
CIA killed prisoners, made it look like suicide’ – Guantanamo guard A former Guantanamo Bay prison guard and Marine explained in details what makes him believe three problematic detainees were killed at CIA black site in Guantanomo and their death was covered up as a triple suicide. Army Staff Sergeant Joseph Hickman was on duty at the notorious prison camp when the three men died, and insists the official version of events is “impossible,” he told Vice News. The three men were Salah Ahmed Al-Salami, 37, from Yemen, Mani Shaman Al-Utaybi, 30, from Saudi Arabia, and Yasser Talal Al-Zahrani, 22,… View Article
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on January 15, 2015 in World News
Obama Said to Seek 7% Budget Boost, Setting Up Fight With Congress
Obama Said to Seek 7% Budget Boost, Setting Up Fight With Congress President Barack Obama will ask Congress for as much as $68 billion more than current budget limits in fiscal 2016, according to two people familiar with the administration’s proposal. The request sets up a fight with the Republican-led House and Senate over whether to reverse part of the spending limits that the U.S. Congress and the White House agreed to in fiscal deals earlier this decade. The new spending would mean as much as $34 billion each for the national security and domestic sides of what will be… View Article
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on January 15, 2015 in World News
SC Representative Proposes High School Second Amendment Curriculum
SC Representative Proposes High School Second Amendment Curriculum South Carolina state Representative Alan Clemmons (R-107) is proposing the “Second Amendment Act of 2015,” an act which would create a three-week course on the Second Amendment for high school students and would designate December 15 as “Second Amendment Awareness Day.” WMBF News reported that Clemmons introduced the legislation as a way to “change the zero tolerance policy South Carolina schools have toward guns.” Clemmons said, “The Second Amendment should be freely debated in schools and instead the Second Amendment is being squelched in our schools.” He said if we continue down… View Article
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on January 15, 2015 in World News
Duke University Reverses Decision to Allow Broadcast of Muslim Call to Prayer
Duke University Reverses Decision to Allow Broadcast of Muslim Call to Prayer Duke University reversed it’s decision to allow the “adhan”–Muslim call to prayer to be broadcast across campus every Friday. Yesterday, the University was extremely supportive of the initiative and said that it would enhance the religious plurality on campus. Well, enough people weighed in on the decision and now the school has decided to not allow the weekly “adhan” to take place–effectively beginning tomorrow. Heavyweights in North Carolina such as Franklin Graham, son of well-known Evangelist Billy Graham, denounced Duke’s actions and played a significant role in the… View Article
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on January 15, 2015 in World News
Oxford University Press bans mention of pork and pigs in books to ‘avoid offending Muslims or Jews’
Oxford University Press bans mention of pork and pigs in books to ‘avoid offending Muslims or Jews’ One of the biggest education publishers in the world has warned its authors not to mention pigs or sausages in their books to avoid causing offence. Oxford University Press (OUP) said all books must take into consideration other cultures if they hope to sell copies in countries across the world. As a result, the academic publisher has issued guidance advising writers to avoid mentioning pigs or “anything else which could be perceived as pork” so as not to offend Muslim or Jewish people…. View Article
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on January 15, 2015 in World News
Harper postpones Three Amigos summit amid chilly relations with U.S. and Mexico
Harper postpones Three Amigos summit amid chilly relations with U.S. and Mexico Prime Minister Stephen Harper has postponed the North American leaders’ summit with U.S. President Barack Obama and Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto at a time when relations with both leaders are chilly. The unexpected move allows Mr. Harper to avoid an awkward side-by-side news conference with Mr. Obama at a February summit that all three governments were expecting would be dominated by the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline – now at the top of the political agenda in Washington. Instead, the Prime Minister surprised the United States and… View Article
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on January 15, 2015 in E News
DAILY ALERT FOR Thursday, January 15, 2015
DAILY ALERT FOR Thursday, January 15, 2015 ________________________________________ NEWS NRA Fighting to Protect Texans’ Right to Hunt & Fish Fairfax, Va. – The National Rifle Association announces its support for Senate Joint Resolution 22 and House Joint Resolution 61. The resolutions propose a constitutional amendment to protect the right to hunt, fish and harvest wildlife in the state of Texas. BREITBART Operation Choke Point: Feds Pressure Credit Union to close Wisconsin Gun Dealer’s Bank Account A gun dealer in Hawkins, Wisconsin says the federal government forced the Heritage Credit Union to close his recently opened bank account because he’s in… View Article
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on January 15, 2015 in E News
California Rifle and Pistol Association
California Rifle and Pistol Association 26 states line up in opposition to San Francisco’s gunlock law Guns.com Recently, Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel became the latest to file a friend-of-the-court brief urging the Supreme Court to throw out San Francisco’s law requiring guns to be locked up even at home. The brief filed by Schmiel joins 25 other states, led by Nebraska, who are seeking the intervention of the nation’s highest court to help overturn the California ordinance. READ MORE How recoil spring rate affects timing Shooting Times Recoil spring rate must be balanced with the ammunition in order… View Article
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