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on June 7, 2014 in World News

Seattle Gunman Subdued by Student Who ‘Likes’ NRA

  Seattle Gunman Subdued by Student Who ‘Likes’ NRA Police indicate that a gunman who used a shotgun to kill one and wound three on the Seattle Pacific University campus was stopped and subdued by a student who sprayed him with pepper spray, then tackled him to the ground. Students of SPU identified the life-saving student as Jon Meis. His Facebook “Likes” page reveals he is a fan of Remington firearms, Kel-Tec firearms, and the NRA. The 26-year-old gunman was not a student at the university. Police say he was “obsessed with the Columbine High School shootings” and “wanted to… View Article

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on June 6, 2014 in Right Edition

Intolerant Libs – Increase of Women Buying Guns

Intolerant Libs – Increase of Women Buying Guns Liberals have always been the self-proclaimed group of tolerance. Or so that’s what they’ve told me all my life. Yet, I feel surrounded by confusion because most of my adult life I have noticed that liberals, while strangely tolerant of every immoral and bad behavior known to man, never seems tolerant enough to allow those with opposing views to speak their own opinions on practically any subject. In fact, for the tenure of my life that I have been politically aware of my surroundings, it seems that liberals are continuously the least… View Article

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on May 29, 2014 in Right Edition

Team Names Nonscense – Kangaroo Courts

Team Names Nonscense – Kangaroo Courts Colbert’s bit mocked this notion by resurrecting a (purposefully) offensive Asian character, “Ching-Chong Ding-Dong.” Now, let’s first point out that the character was originally used in response to a Rush Limbaugh controversy, where Rush went on at length in a sing-song faux Asian voice. And, while Limbaugh did get a little heat over it for like a day, I don’t recall conservatives being up in arms about it. Funny that. Anyway, Colbert’s entire bit was both a rip on the owner of the Redskins, and on age-old Asian stereotypes held by mostly white people…. View Article

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on May 28, 2014 in Right Edition

Trudeau Selective Abortions – Self Defence

“The Liberal leader’s refusal to condemn the awful practice of sex-selection abortion puts him far, far outside the mainstream of public opinion,” Williamson said in an e-mail Monday. “When aborting girls just because they are girls doesn’t cause Justin Trudeau to even question that decision or express any unease it is safe to say he is a pro-abortion fanatic.”Asked how he would counsel a woman seeking an abortion to prevent giving birth to a girl, Trudeau said he’d “leave discussions like that between a woman and the health professionals that she encounters.” His office later sent out a statement that… View Article

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on May 28, 2014 in World News

Media Lab Episode 4 “Multiple Attackers”

Media Lab Episode 4 “Multiple Attackers” “The last place I want to be is between guys who are already planning on kicking the crap out of me.” In Episode 4 of Media Lab “Multiple Attackers” Dom Raso uses Keysi fighting method techniques and some creative positioning to ward of multiple attackers.

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on May 27, 2014 in World News

Thousands of temporary foreign workers hired at minimum wage

Thousands of temporary foreign workers hired at minimum wage shows program is ‘off the rails’ Thousands of employers across the country are paying temporary foreign workers below the required wage level — with federal approval, according to new research by the Alberta Federation of Labour. The “shocking result” is more evidence that the program works to keep wages low in a strong economy — despite claims to the contrary from federal Employment Minister Jason Kenney, federation president Gil McGowan said Monday. “This is the latest example of how badly this program has gone off the rails,” he said. “The federal… View Article

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on May 27, 2014 in Other Folk's Videos

“The Truth About NOIR”

“The Truth About NOIR” Finally, learn the truth about NOIR. Colion and Amy open up about how they became gun owners, and address the misconceptions about “the gun world.”

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on May 26, 2014 in World News

Cops Raid Wrong Home, Shoot Innocent Woman Cowering In Closet

Cops Raid Wrong Home, Shoot Innocent Woman Cowering In Closet Nassau County, New York police officers raided the wrong home and shot an innocent woman in the chest while she reportedly cowered in a closet begging police not to shoot her. The police claim the officer who shot her with his assault rifle did so because his gun fired “accidentally.” Rather than risk trial, police chose instead to absolve themselves of any responsibility and loot taxpayers to pay the woman a $650,000 settlement. A Hempstead woman shot by a Nassau County police officer searching for suspected drug dealers who lived… View Article

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on May 26, 2014 in World News

Cops Taser Man 18 Times Then Pounce On Family Member

  Cops Taser Man 18 Times Then Pounce On Family Member As He Films Incident Incident highlights how police are attacking those who document brutality video of yet another brutal tasering has gone viral on the internet, also highlighting how police are increasingly targeting people who film their heavy handed actions. The video shows two police officers from Springfield in Illinois, pinning a young male suspect on the ground. As he writhes beneath them, one of the officers deploys and uses it on the suspect at point blank range. The crackle of the electricity from the weapon can be heard…. View Article

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on May 26, 2014 in World News

Controversial bill extending police powers

    Privacy watchdogs troubled by Controversial bill extending police powers The Conservative government plans to push ahead with a pair of controversial bills that will give police and other law-enforcement officials new powers to request and monitor the private data of Canadians, despite objections from privacy watchdogs. Bills C-13 and C-31 are among those Government House Leader Peter Van Loan has pledged to make “progress” on before summer as MPs return Monday from a one-week break. The bills propose new powers for police and other “public officials” – including, critics say, many of the powers first proposed by former… View Article

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