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OBAMA REGIME CONSIDERING USE OF EXECUTIVE ORDERS FOR GUN CONTROL

January 10th, 2013

To all of you who stacked it deep while it was cheap: Well done. Via: New York Times: President Obama is planning a comprehensive effort to pass legislation and use executive orders to prevent gun violence, representatives of about a dozen gun control organizations were told Wednesday at a White House meeting. … Mr. Feinblatt […]

Iowa Legislator Wants Semi Auto Weapons Confiscated

January 9th, 2013

Via: Daily Times Herald: State Rep. Dan Muhlbauer, D-Manilla, says Iowa lawmakers should ban semi-automatic guns and “start taking them” from owners who refuse to surrender any illegal firearms through a buy-back program. In an interview, a fiery Muhlbauer said it is time to act with “radical changes” on gun laws and other issues to […]

Putin Preps Russian Navy for Biggest Exercise Since the Soviet Union

January 8th, 2013

Via: Wired: The Russian navy is about to stage its largest war exercise in a long time — possibly the largest since before the breakup of the Soviet Union. It’s a chance for President Vladimir Putin to show off his military might, of course. But the exercise may also be a subtle warning to the […]

U.S. Military Does Deal with Microsoft for Windows 8 and Other Software

January 5th, 2013

Since Windows 8 is a bigger turd than Vista, it must be nice for Microsoft to be able to dump it on the U.S. taxpayer via Uncle $cam. Via: U.S. Department of Defense: The Defense Department has leveraged the buying power of more than two million information technology users to award a three-year, $617 million […]

Military Must Prep Now for ‘Mutant’ Future

January 3rd, 2013

Via: Wired: The U.S. military is already using, or fast developing, a wide range of technologies meant to give troops what California Polytechnic State University researcher Patrick Lin calls “mutant powers.” Greater strength and endurance. Superior cognition. Better teamwork. Fearlessness. But the risk, ethics and policy issues arising out of these so-called “military human enhancements” […]

U.S. Soldier Suicides Outnumber Combat Deaths In 2012

December 28th, 2012

Via: CBS: American soldier suicides continue to outnumber combat-related deaths in 2012, and the trajectory for soldier suicides continues to get worse. Statistics released by the Department of the Army show that through November potentially 303 active-duty, Reserve and National Guard soldiers committed suicide. As of Dec. 7, Stars and Stripes reports that 212 soldiers […]

‘Apparent Suicide’ of U.S. Navy Seal in Afghanistan

December 27th, 2012

Hint: Many are being tricked by nonsense on this one. If you want to comment, please use extra discernment with links to external sites on this one. Via: Guardian: US military officials are investigating the apparent suicide of a Navy Seal commander in Afghanistan. Navy Seal Commander Job W Price, 42, of Pottstown, Pennsylvania, died […]

9/11: The World Trade Center Collapses – Part 1: Scientific Evidence and 200+ Mainstream Testimonies Virtually Prove Buildings Brought Down With Thermate and Explosives

December 23rd, 2012

Get comfortable if you click through because you’re going to be reading for a while. My Firefox Print Preview shows this to be 64 pages long as of right now: 9/11: The World Trade Center Collapses – Part 1: Scientific Evidence and 200+ Mainstream Testimonies Virtually Prove Buildings Brought Down With Thermate and Explosives

Brownells Sells 3.5 Years’ Worth of Magazines in 72 hours

December 22nd, 2012

Via: Guns.com: In the face of possible legislation to restrict and possibly ban firearms and magazines over a certain capacity, waves of panic buyers have stripped shelves to the paint, at both retail and online gun stores. A combination of demand and gouging has caused prices for rifle magazines and rifles, parts and accessories to […]

Military Turns to ESPN to Help Analyze Drone Footage

December 22nd, 2012

Via: USA Today: Can SportsCenter teach the military something about combating terrorists? After rapidly expanding the number of drones around the world, the Air Force is now reaching out to ESPN and other experts in video analysis to keep up with the flood of footage the unmanned aircraft are transmitting. “They’re looking at anything and […]

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