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on January 24, 2016 in World News

Blizzard of Global Warming Blankets U.S. East Coast

by James Delingpole The US East Coast has been blanketed in global warming. Layers and layers and layers of it. But don’t worry: it’s not actually real. We know this because of the climate experts and their computer models. (H/T Tom Nelson) Here is a learned, peer-reviewed study published in Nature in 2014 In a warming climate, precipitation is less likely to occur as snowfall1, 2. A shift from a snow- towards a rain-dominated regime is currently assumed not to influence the mean streamflow significantly1, 3, 4, 5. Contradicting the current paradigm, we argue that mean streamflow is likely to reduce… View Article

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on January 23, 2016 in Gun Page

Five Great Concealed Carry Handguns

by AWR Hawkins Below is a list a five great concealed carry handguns. All are durable and reliable and each has certain characteristics that can make it stand out from the others. The various guns cover a wide range of calibers–.380, 9mm. .40. Cal., .45 auto, .357 Magnum, and .38 Special–and present numerous options in weight, conceal-ability, and grip size.   Glock 43 The Glock 43 is a concealed carry pistol pistol which weighs approximately 17 ounces unloaded. It is chambered in 9mm and is 100 percent pure Glock through and through. The Glock 43 holds six rounds in the magazine… View Article

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on January 23, 2016 in World News

Email On Clinton Server May Have Revealed Identity of U.S. Spies, Spying Tactics

by John Hayward Yet another bombshell in the Clinton email scandal, courtesy of Fox News, which reports one of those “beyond Top Secret” documents we just learned about this week included super-sensitive human intelligence… potentially putting the lives of American spies and their sources at risk. Fox quotes two sources speaking off-the-record about the TOP SECRET-SAP (Special Access Program) material discovered on Clinton’s server, which she has repeatedly stated included no classified material at all. These sources said at least one of the emails contained “HCS-O” information, a designation used “to protect exceptionally fragile and unique IC (intelligence community) clandestine HUMINT… View Article

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on January 23, 2016 in World News

Washington State Lawmakers Push Gun Storage Law, ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban

by AWR Hawkins On January 22 Washington state lawmakers held a hearing on a proposal to requirement gun owners in the state to lock up their guns in the home. This comes just under two weeks after state representative Jim Moeller (D-49th) introduced legislation to ban the possession of the “assault weapons” in the state. According to The News Tribune, Rep. Ruth Kagi (D-Lake Forest Park) spoke for requiring law-abiding citizens to lock up their guns in their homes. Kagi said, “Requiring gun owners to safely store firearms is common sense.” She  added, “About 1 million households in Washington state… View Article

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on January 22, 2016 in World News

Push is on for Alberta conservatives to join forces

by Gary Mason The Globe and Mail Pressure is slowly building on the two conservative political parties in Alberta to put aside their differences, park their egos and unite under a common banner. And those who dream of the two entities gathering under one flag again also fantasize about a high-profile figure arriving on the scene to take the reins of the newly constituted political entity and lead the charge to power. And then they wake up. To this point, much of the white-knight speculation has focused on Jason Kenney, the former federal Conservative cabinet minister from Calgary who was… View Article

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on January 22, 2016 in World News

Justin Trudeau phone call prompts husband of Burkina Faso victim to hang up

Husband of Maude Carrier says Quebec premier Couillard handled situation better The Canadian Press he husband of one of the Quebecers killed in the Burkina Faso terrorist attack says hanging up on Justin Trudeau “felt good” after the prime minister called him earlier this week. Yves Richard told Montreal radio station 98.5 FM on Thursday he was frustrated in the hours after last week’s tragedy with what he called Global Affairs Canada’s lack of tact and empathy. He did say the situation has since improved and that the families of victims are being treated better. But Richard was not impressed… View Article

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on January 22, 2016 in World News

Obama is Trying to Keep Program that Armed Drug Cartels Secret, Judge Says Otherwise

By Derrick Broze On Tuesday a federal judge ruled President Obama cannot use executive privilege to deny Congress access to records related to failed gun running scheme, Operation Fast and Furious. U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled that the Department of Justice’s prior release of information related to Fast and Furious invalidated President Obama’s claim that releasing details of the program would cause harm. “The Department itself has already publicly revealed the sum and substance of the very material it is now seeking to withhold. Since any harm that would flow from the disclosures sought here would be… View Article

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on January 22, 2016 in World News

‘Resurgent’ Russia “Forces” US to Postpone A-10 Retirement Plan

The spread of the Daesh militant group and the build-up of Russia’s influence in the global arena have prompted the US Air Force to revise its plans to retire the A-10 Thunderbolt air support jet. © AP Photo/ Bob Brodbeck A-10 Attack Jet’s Retirement Would be a Threat to US National Security When the USAF decided to sunset the A-10 the global threat environment looked different, he explained. The retirement plan was introduced in the fiscal year 2015 budget request, worked out before the rise of Daesh.The nature of the budget cycle forces the Air Force to plan its force structure two years ahead of time, he… View Article

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