Year: 2014

Surveillance Video Seems to Catch a Guy Red-Handed Doing Something at the Ballot Box That Left Republican Monitor Shocked

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

Having been in the IT industry all my adult life, many moons ago, I put forth there should not be electronic voting. Way too easy to hack and manipulate. All voting should have a verifiable paper trail, where ballots are put in locked boxes and a secure review and counting of votes takes place with […]

 

Dildos And Lynchings: Wendy Davis, Kay Hagan Campaigns Go Insane

Posted on by William Teach

There’s a reason they call election time the “silly season”. Though, this is a bit beyond silly (Daily Caller) Davis took her attacks to a new level on Monday by strongly implying Abbott would support an interracial marriage ban, despite the fact that Abbott is married to a Latina. But less than three hours later, Davis […]

 

Ebola Appears On List Of American Concerns, Economy Still #1, Climate Change Missing

Posted on by William Teach

Guess what does not even appear on the list? Oh, right, I mentioned it in the headline (Gallup) As the quarantine period ends for people exposed to the first person in the U.S. to be diagnosed with Ebola, the virus for the first time ranks among the top 10 issues Americans consider to be the […]

 

Spare Me the Sermon on Seizing Sermons

Posted on by Debra Saunders

If you believe Houston Mayor Annise Parker, then you have to believe that when lawyers for her city subpoenaed five local pastors and demanded their sermons, the episode represented an unfortunate instance of lawyer overreach, with no intent to harass or intimidate the opposition. This story begins in May, when the Houston City Council passed, […]

 

Houston, We Have a (1st Amendment) Problem!

Posted on by Chuck Norris

It all started in September, when Houston Mayor Annise Parker and City Attorney David Feldman issued an “overly broad” subpoena for the sermons of select ministers who opposed the city’s equal rights ordinance. Because of intense national opposition from even Texas’ attorney general, this past Wednesday, Parker and Feldman appeared to recant or at least […]

 

Does Obama Care About People?

Posted on by Mona Charen

Can you walk out on the messiah? Appearing at a campaign rally for gubernatorial candidate Anthony Brown in Maryland on Sunday, President Obama sought to capture the magic that had electrified audiences in 2008 and, to some considerable degree, even in 2012. Obama isn’t doing much stumping this year. He limits his campaigning mostly to […]

 

Does the End of History Result in Political Decay?

Posted on by Michael Barone

Francis Fukuyama picked an auspicious publication date for his latest book, “Political Order and Political Decay.” The news is full of stories of political decay: the Centers for Disease Control and Ebola; the Department of Veterans Affairs’ health service; the Internal Revenue Service political targeting. Europe gives us the dysfunctional euro and no-growth welfare states. […]

 

Turkey’s Position on ISIL Misunderstood

Posted on by John Browne

As territory in the Middle East falls under control of the brutal fanatics of ISIL, many Americans may be wondering how this could happen in the backyard of major U.S. allies. In particular, frustration with Turkey’s reluctance to move against ISIL, even as it massacres civilians and creates instability on the Turkish border, is growing […]

 

National Service is Anti-Liberty and Un-American

Posted on by Ron Paul

Former Clinton Administration Labor Secretary Robert Reich recently called on the government to force young people to spend two years either “serving” in the military or performing some other type of government-directed “community service.” Neoconservative Senator John McCain has introduced legislation creating a mandatory national service program very similar to Reich’s proposal. It is not […]

 

Houston pastors fight censorship challenge

Posted on by Cal Thomas

Houston recently passed an ordinance through its city council that has sparked quite a bit of controversy amongst conservative evangelicals. The Houston Equal Rights Ordinance (HERO), a broad-sweeping, left-leaning law trumpeted by the City of Houston and its openly gay mayor, Annise Parker, is supposed to protect gay, lesbian and transgender people from discrimination. All […]

 

I Do, Becomes I Won’t — Coeur d’Alene, Idaho Gov’t Tells Ministers To Perform Gay Marriage Or Face Jail

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

NoisyRoom.net Never in my wildest nightmares would I have believed this could happen in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, where I lived for five years until recently and where I spent part of my childhood. Idaho, is for the most part, a bastion of conservatism. Now, pastors are facing 180 days in jail if they refuse to […]

 

Top brain surgeon who claims he saw heaven while in a coma reveals the stories of others who say they have had similar life-changing experiences

Posted on by Tiffiny Ruegner

Do you know someone who has had an out-of-body experience? Dr Eben Alexander was convinced out-of-body experiences were hallucinations until he went into a coma himself. “A near-death experience will change your life in more ways than one. It means you have survived a serious illness or a major accident, for one thing, and that […]

 

VIDEO: GOP Rep Says Mysterious Child-Paralyzing Enterovirus Tied to Illegal Alien Influx

Posted on by Cassy Fiano

From the very start of the border crisis, there have been concerns about these illegal immigrants spreading disease to American citizens. Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL) has echoed those fears, saying that the enterovirus that has spread across the country is tied to the influx of illegal aliens. According to Brooks, not only is the Ebola […]

 

AMAZING VIDEO: Man Walks Into Burning House and Rescues Stranger and Then Disappears

Posted on by Tiffiny Ruegner

Imagine walking past a building that is on fire and you hear people screaming that ‘there’s a man inside’… you have two choices: Walk on to save your life or walk in to save a stranger. An unidentified man chose to walk into a building with intermittent explosions to save an old man unable to […]

 

VIDEO: Reports of New ISIS Atrocities: Chemical Attacks, Hacking Limbs, Beheading a Boy With Down Syndrome

Posted on by Cassy Fiano

The world has already seen the evil that ISIS is capable of, but they’re not done yet. Beheading innocent civilians was just the beginning — they’ve now graduated to chemical attacks, and even beheading a boy with Down syndrome. ISIS has been expanding its despicable trade in brutality to include chemical attacks with white phosphorus […]

 

[VIDEO] Adoptive Parent’s Dilemma After Adopted Son Molests SIX of Thier Other Kids…

Posted on by McGuire

Absolutely sad. This heartbreaking story about and love devotion of parents even when the child has made a terrible mistake is how it should be – they will not give up. More from the Daily Mail and Kiro 7: A Seattle couple discovered their 12-year-old adopted son was molesting their other children and are now […]

 

Moonlight Fire: An Underreported Example of Injustice Department’s Corruption and Abuse of Power

Posted on by Dave Blount

Among the most appalling examples of the corruption and abuse of power that now prevail at what once was known as the Justice Department is a case you may not have heard of, because the mainstream media is still carrying Obama’s water by ignoring whatever it can get away with ignoring. The New York Observer […]

 

Dallas Hospital Could Have Detected Ebola Immediately but FDA Wouldn’t Let It

Posted on by Dave Blount

Supposedly we don’t need freedom, because if we give it up, the authorities will keep us safe from all threats. Ebola has certainly ripped the lid off this lie. Not only has Big Government deliberately facilitated the importation of Ebola, it has prevented the early diagnosis that could be life-saving: The Dallas hospital that sent […]

 

(VIDEO) #FERGUSON PROTESTERS Scream At, Harass & SPIT ON Rams Fans Outside Game – Two Taken Into Custody

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

Radical, racist protestors, ginned up by communist agitators and community organizers, got their violence on outside a Rams game yesterday. Screaming obscenities, spitting and punching innocent people, the mob made it known they were there for Michael Brown — the delinquent who went to meet his maker after assaulting a cop in Ferguson, Missouri. Two […]

 

VIDEO: She Was Trying to Help When a Homeless Woman Offered Harsh Words; What Shocked Her is That They Were True

Posted on by Cassy Fiano

It’s admirable to want to help people, but too often, the help we offer doesn’t do anything to help people improve their situation, and the cycle continues. Veronika Scott learned this lesson the hard way when she was confronted by a homeless woman There, Scott was given the assignment of creating something that “fills actual […]

 

Small Businesses Get a Debilitating Dose Of Reality as Health Insurers Unveil Their Rates For 2015

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

2015 is shaping up to be a monumentally painful year for small businesses in America. As health insurers reveal just how much the rate hikes on insurance premiums will be for the year, businesses are set to be in for some catastrophic news — the kind that could devastate or utterly destroy their livelihoods. Entrepreneurs, […]

 

[VIDEO] Abusive nanny is caught on camera hurting one-year-old twins after their big brother alerted their mom that something was wrong

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

There are few things on this earth more vile than someone who abuses a child. In LA, a mom went to care.com and researched nannies to take care of her children, including two one-year-old twins. She unfortunately found Dana Cash, who had a spotless record. The mom tried her out and she seemed to get […]

 

Watch this motorcycle riding bulldog amazingly wave back when another biker waves at her (Video)

Posted on by Terresa Monroe-Hamilton

English bulldogs simply rock! Sweets, the bulldog biker, is adorable and uber friendly. Attired in her riding goggles and with the breeze flapping in her ears, she raises her paw in a greeting to a passing biker. I’m not surprised – she’s obviously social and lovable. It’s a spontaneous moment of camaraderie that was untrained […]