on September 10, 2015 in World News
Tag Archive: rightwing politics
Nanos nightly tracking: No breakaway movement for any major party
Nanos nightly tracking: No breakaway movement for any major party The three major parties remain in a statistical tie in overnight polling by Nanos Research for CTV and The Globe and Mail, with no party breaking away from the pack. The latest numbers for the three leading parties: Liberals: 32.1 % NDP: 30.6 % Conservatives: 28.6 % Voters were asked: “If a federal election were held today, could you please rank your top two current local voting preferences?” The daily tracking figures are based on a three-day rolling sample comprised of 1,200 interviews. The margin of error for a… View Article
click here for moreAl Qaeda Mag Urges Attack on Koch Brothers, Buffett, Bloomberg
Al Qaeda Mag Urges Attack on Koch Brothers, Buffett, Bloomberg by Robert Windrem and Tracy Connor A notorious al Qaeda magazine is encouraging lone-wolf terrorist attacks on U.S. economic leaders, including Bill Gates, Michael Bloomberg and Warren Buffett. The list in Inspire magazine also included industrialist brothers Charles and David Koch, internet entrepreneur Larry Ellison, and casino magnate Sheldon Adelson. A prominent economist was also on the list but asked that his name be withheld. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke was named, though not Janet Yellen, who succeeded him. Also pictured was Jim Walton, one of the heirs to the… View Article
click here for moreDonald Trump, Scott Walker Now Oppose Taking in Syrian Refugees
Donald Trump, Scott Walker Now Oppose Taking in Syrian Refugees by John Hayward Not long after I posted a review of what the 2016 Republican presidential candidates have said about taking more Syrian refugees into the United States, both Governor Scott Walker and Donald Trump changed their positions. Governor Walker, who had previously dismissed the question as “hypothetical” and declined to take a public position, told reporters on Wednesday: “The answer is no, we shouldn’t be taking any more Syrian refugees right now.” He added that the United States has “received almost 70,000 refugees, of which nearly 2,000 are from… View Article
click here for moreSpeeding Driver to Police Officer: ‘No Wonder You People Get Shot’
Speeding Driver to Police Officer: ‘No Wonder You People Get Shot’ by William Bigelow A 62-year-old Florida driver perfectly expressed the insane hatred toward police permeating the nation in recent days, telling a police officer who had pulled her over for speeding, “No wonder you people get shot.” The driver was allegedly speeding at 51 mph in a 20 mph zone near Hagen Ranch Elementary in Boynton Beach, Florida, when the deputy pulled her over. According to WPTV, the encounter happened as follows: Deputy: Ma’am, ma’am. Driver: What Deputy: You are being cited for speeding. This explains what your options… View Article
click here for moreCourtroom Shocked as Accused Murderer Taunts Family of Victim
Courtroom Shocked as Accused Murderer Taunts Family of Victim by Warner Todd Huston A man accused of murder shocked a courtroom in Wilmington, North Carolina, by openly mocking the victim’s family as they sat watching the proceedings. Antonio Beatty, 21, not only showed no remorse during his appearance before a judge in Hanover County, he grinned broadly as he was charged and then he stuck his tongue out at the family of Carlton Whitley, the man he is is charged with killing. The murdered man’s fiancee, his daughter, and his sister were in the courtroom as the man charged with murdering their… View Article
click here for moreFather Violates Restraining Order, Attacks Mother, Is Shot Dead by Son
Father Violates Restraining Order, Attacks Mother, Is Shot Dead by Son by AWR Hawkins In the early morning hours of September 8, Malachi Heisler shot and killed a masked gunman allegedly holding his mom at gunpoint in her own house. The masked gunman turned out to be Heisler’s own father—a man against whom his mother had a restraining order. The incident occurred just after midnight in Pinellas County, Florida. According to ABC Action News, Heisler was awakened by the sounds of his mother yelling, “Malachi” and “help.” He grabbed his rifle and ran out of his bedroom to see a… View Article
click here for moreU.S. Communities Targeted for “Blue Zone” Social Engineering
U.S. Communities Targeted for “Blue Zone” Social Engineering Written by Alex Newman In government schools across America in communities being targeted to become “Blue Zones,” children may soon be chanting “Hara Hachi Bu” before eating their lunch — at least between the data-mining and intrusive scoring to determine “progress” in their physical, mental, and spiritual “well being.” The Japanese phrase, associated with the Eastern religion of Confucianism, translates roughly to “eat until you are 80 percent full.” Parents, meanwhile, will receive wide-ranging instructions covering everything from the food they eat and the “tribe” they associate with to the location in… View Article
click here for moreNew Yorkers Without “Enhanced” ID Could Face Travel Restrictions From Homeland Security
New Yorkers Without “Enhanced” ID Could Face Travel Restrictions From Homeland Security By John Galt It has been speculated by those who have been researching the ongoing encroachment of the national security state that it would be fully implemented through a range of restrictions that would make it all but impossible to engage with modern society if one is “non-compliant.” Enter the “enhanced” driver’s license. First off, it’s worth noting that having a driver’s license at all is a restriction on one’s liberty. Nevertheless, for those who have given in to that bit of soft tyranny, it now appears that… View Article
click here for morePot Revenue Is So High in Colorado, State Will Have to Reimburse Taxpayers
Pot Revenue Is So High in Colorado, State Will Have to Reimburse Taxpayers by Joshua Krause When Colorado decided to legalize the recreational use of marijuana, everyone expected the state’s tax revenue to increase. What they didn’t realize at the time was that the state government might actually make too much money. So far the state has earned over $150 million from the 30% tax on pot, which exceeded expectations. Now they may have to pay some of that money back to the taxpayers. According to a 1992 amendment to Colorado’s constitution called the ‘Taxpayer Bill of Rights’ when the… View Article
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