Want to get pulled over by police? Here is the suggested list of circumstantial ingredients for spending at least one night in jail. First, let the frenzied rally of Saturday night slowly blend into the early hours of Sunday then take to the roadways. Next, leave the headlights off for the relaxing journey through the dark […]
Hey, Seattle, How’s that ‘Gun Violence Tax’ Working Out?
Tuesday’s Seattle Times carried a column by Nicole Brodeur about a shooting that occurred in the Columbia City area of Seattle, which she suggested may have been a “reality check” for that neighborhood, located north of the Rainier Valley. Brodeur noted that there have been 85 shots-fired reports this year in South Seattle, “and most […]
Hackers Attack Your Business? Don’t Get Mad, Get Even!
While the UK struggles with antiquated self-defense policies preventing citizens from defend themselves and their families with firearms, the country is at the cutting-edge of developing software to aggressively thwart cyber attacks in the world of commerce. This is not grandma’s antivirus scan designed to help you ride out the cyber attack storm as unscathed as possible, it’s […]
Bratton: Euro-style Terror Attacks Coming to US
Terror attacks in Europe are “the new normal” and they are almost certainly coming to the United States, according to Bill Bratton, former New York Police commissioner, the New York Post reported. So, perhaps militia groups like the one profiled in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution Monday morning aren’t so foolish after all? According to the story, […]
FIREARM FREEDOM! After UK Terror Attacks . . . Brits Want Their Guns Back NOW!
Watch Carry Now’s video ‘You Can’t Disarm Them With Kindness:’ Brits Want Their Guns Back . . . NOW! Following numerous deadly terrorist attacks this year, pro-gun groups in Britain are increasingly calling for citizens to be allowed their God given right to ‘Keep And Bear Arms.’ ‘Carry Now’ Demands CCW For Self-Defense In Europe. […]
Did You Flunk High School English? Get A Job As A Teacher In New York
While bachelor of arts degrees from institutions of higher learning have become irrelevant thanks to the lowering of admission standards and the stratospheric approval rate of federal subsidized student loans, the teaching profession has taken another shot across the bow. The vaunted New York State Board of Regents crafted a resounding statement in effectively removing […]
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