Archive for January 3rd, 2013

By Jeremy Herb and Alicia M. Cohn TheHill.com 01/03/13 President Obama signed the $633 billion defense authorization bill into law on Wednesday, despite objecting to several key portions of the bill. The president signed the sweeping 2013 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) while in Hawaii after the White House had threatened to veto the... »

Increased media coverage could force secretive group to avoid Europe Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com January 3, 2013 According to veteran journalist Jim Tucker, Bilderberg elitists are furious over the “constant exposure” the secretive group is receiving in the European media, forcing members to consider the unprecedented step of holding the organization’s annual meeting... »

Robert Johnson BusinessInsider.com Jan. 3, 2013 The U.S. is awash in well-trained warriors fresh from the military as it faces off on gun control issues. There are 5.1 million Post 9/11 vets alone, and they’re not all going to take new gun-control laws lightly. Any servicemember knows their mission is to kill people, in... »

By David Ingram Reuters.com Wed Jan 2, 2013 The number of FBI background checks required for Americans buying guns set a record in December, indicating that more people may purchase one after the Connecticut school massacre stirred interest in self-defense and prompted renewed talk of limits on firearms, according to FBI data. The FBI... »

Effort to apply Chicago’s disastrous gun control policy across entire state accelerates Paul Joseph Watson Prison Planet.com January 3, 2013 Legislation in Illinois that would outlaw many modern firearms has advanced to the Senate floor and could face a vote today as second amendment activists cry foul over the legislation’s draconian provisions. HB 815... »

KingWorldNews.com January 2, 2013 Today a legend in the business told King World News, “This rebound in gold is only the start of a much larger move, as gold will now go through $2,000.” Keith Barron, who consults with major gold companies around the world and is responsible for one of the largest gold... »

Activist Post.com Thursday, January 3, 2013 A federal court today dismissed most of the American Civil Liberties Union’s Freedom of Information Act lawsuit seeking records about the government’s targeted killing of three American citizens in Yemen in 2011: Anwar Al-Awlaki and Samir Khan in September, and Al-Awlaki’s 16-year-old son Abdulrahman in October. The ACLU... »

by William Norman Grigg LewRockwell.com When the “heroic” (and much-decorated) Seventh Cavalry slaughtered hundreds of starving, freezing Indians at Wounded Knee Creek in December 1890, the perpetrators of that massacre weren’t committing an atrocity. Instead, they were exercising what New York Congressman Jerrold Nadler calls “legitimate violence.” After all, the mass killing was carried... »

by Lawrence A. Hunter LewRockwell.com Hard cases make bad law, which is why they are reserved for the Constitution. It is time the gun grabbers put up and repeal the Second Amendment or shut up about violating it because their efforts to disarm and short-arm Americans not only violate the U.S. Constitution in Merriam... »

By: Chris Vermeulen Market Oracle Jan 02, 2013 Today’s gap higher in stocks has many investors feeling really good about but will this rally last? My to the point answer is “Yes” but there will be some bumps and navigating positions along the way. Looking at the charts below you will notice how stocks... »