Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Protesters in Murrieta block illegal aliens' buses in tense standoff

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 Immigrant detainees

A crowd of 200 to 300 people in downtown Murrieta surrounded three buses carrying immigrant detainees Tuesday afternoon, causing the buses to turn around before they reached a Border Patrol station in the Riverside County city.

Waving Americans flags and protest signs, the crowd refused to give way when the buses arrived with some 140 detainees from Texas, which has seen a flood of Central American immigrants cross the border in recent weeks without legal permission.

A small number of Murrieta police officers stood between the protesters and the buses but could not keep the crowd from blocking the buses' path.

More @ LA Times

Jamie Smith - FL House, District 3

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Jamie moved to Northwest Florida as part of the 7th Special Forces Group relocation. He spent over eight years active duty in the US Army until recently separating with an honorable discharge. He now proudly serves in the Florida National Guard, 146th Signals BN.  Jamie is a husband, and proud father of five beautiful children.

Goodies from Ol' Remus


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1937. Iron River, Michigan. Loading firewood for delivery.
War and Peace - The reason nobody asks Obama to rush forward is  everybody knows that he's likely to get everyone killed.  The word's out. For Pete's sake, just let him play golf. It's safer that way.
Richard Fernandez at pjmedia.com/richardfernandez

art-link-symbol-small-rev01.jpg Update on infant maimed by Swat Team
After the SWAT team broke down the door, they threw a flashbang grenade inside. It landed in my son’s crib. It’s been three weeks since the flashbang exploded next to my sleeping baby, and he’s still covered in burns. There’s still a hole in his chest that exposes his ribs. At least that’s what I’ve been told; I’m afraid to look, says Alecia Phonesavanh in this article, A SWAT team blew a hole in my 2-year-old son (Update), at Salon.
Excerpt - I used to tell my kids that if they were ever in trouble, they should go to the police for help. Now my kids don't want to go to sleep at night because they're afraid the cops will kill them or their family.
art-link-symbol-small-rev01.jpg 16 court decisions favor a police state
Americans can no longer rely on the courts to mete out justice in the police state being erected around us. A review of the Supreme Court’s rulings over the past 10 years, including some critical ones this term, reveals a startling and steady trend towards pro-police state rulings, says John Whitehead in this article, The U.S. Supreme Court Is Marching in Lockstep with the Police State, at The Rutherford Institute.

Dispatch from the front - In 2008, Al Qaeda in Iraq was on the run and its leaders were being killed off one by one. Now that same organization is besieging Baghdad under a terrorist leader released by Barack Obama.
Daniel Greenfield at sultanknish.blogspot.com.au 

SWAT as Mafia - When black-helmeted men circle your home, break down your door, throw your children from their sleeping beds onto the dew-ridden lawn, and shoot you 22 times because some meathead mistook your house for a drug dealer's, it's clear government has gone from protecting you from threats to becoming a threat itself.
Joy Pullmann at thefederalist.com

Army of occupation - Historians looking back at this period in America’s development will consider it to be profoundly odd that at the exact moment when violent crime hit a 50-year low, the nation’s police departments began to gear up as if the country were expecting invasion... The ACLU reported recently that SWAT teams in the United States conduct around 45,000 raids each year... Were the military being used in such a manner, we would be rightly outraged.
Charles Cooke at nationalreview.com

Dose determines toxicity- One immigrant is a contribution. 30,000,000 immigrants are an invading army. Next time Speaker Boehner, Sen. Rubio, or Rand Paul take out their hankies about the deficiencies of our system, keep that in mind. What they say about immigration is a sign of the sickness of otherwise smart people. Patriots in days past didn't fret about broken "systems." They fought invaders and threw them the hell back and out.
Francis Porretto at bastionofliberty.blogspot.com.au 

1986 - The conclusion, conveyed with great authority by several big-league climatologists from government and private research organizations, is terrible: by the year 2000, the atmosphere and weather will grow warmer by several degrees and life—animal, plant, human—will be threatened. The experts say that melting ice caps, flooded cities, droughts in the corn belt and famine in the third world could result if the earth's mean temperature rises by a mere two or three degrees.
Herbert Mitgang at nytimes.com 1986

Virginia high schooler threatens suicide, police arrive and kill him

Via Nancy

 Christian Sierra, age 17.

A community is devastated after a suicidal teenager was shot to death by police following a family’s call for help.

Christian Alberto Sierra, 17, was a popular student and athlete at Loudoun Valley High School.  His friends noticed his good-natured demeanor begin to slip into a depression and ultimately toward the unthinkable.  On May 24, 2014, he suffered a breakdown and threatened suicide.

While at a friend’s house on a Saturday afternoon, he began to act erratically and harmed himself with a knife.  The Washington Post describes what happened:

Police arrest parapalegic man for considering himself a pedestrian

Via Nancy

Larry Dodson rides his scooter to the grocery store.  (Source: Stephanie Klein-Davis / The Roanoke Times)

A wheelchair-bound man was taken to the ground face-first and handcuffed because he rode his motorized scooter on the shoulder of a road against traffic, the way pedestrians are legally supposed to. Police impounded his scooter and took him to jail.

Paralyzed from the chest down, 52-year-old Larry Wayne Dodson has limited transportation options. He said that he has used his scooter hundreds of times to take himself the short distance to the local grocery store without incident.

The law says that pedestrians are to travel on the shoulder, against traffic. This allows both the pedestrian and the oncoming vehicles to have their eyes on each other. Mr. Dodson rides this way, considering himself the same as a pedestrian.

On April 25, 2014, he was rudely informed by a local law enforcer that he is no pedestrian. Roanoke County Police Officer C.A. Jacobs stopped Mr. Dodson and told him that by the letter of the law, his scooter is considered a vehicle.

The government would prefer that he make make a near-suicidal attempt to cross 5 lanes of traffic with his scooter, than just ride along in the same manner as all other pedestrians.

Today begins a key battle for Donbass

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So, as mentioned, the truce, which, in fact, is no more than a rearrangement of Kiev punitive forces and preparing for a new offensive, completed and began a new large-scale offensive on punitive Donbass.

To date, the total number of Ukrainian group brought to 45,000 people, with more than 400 guns and mortars and nearly 150 tanks.

In fact, all pulled together here today, capable of fighting, and of the joints and the formation of volunteer law enforcement agencies of Ukraine.

From the Armed Forces:

25th Separate Airborne Brigade. (place of dislocation: the village. Guards, Dnipropetrovsk region.). Up to 2500 soldiers and officers.

79th separate airmobile brigade (place of deployment: Nikolaev).

95th separate airmobile brigade (place of deployment: Zhitomir);

80th separate airmobile brigade (place of deployment: Lviv, Chernivtsi);

Number of airmobile brigades brought to 1,200. In addition, each team imparted at least one artillery battalion from the 25 and 55 artillery brigades and a tank battalion.

24th mechanized brigade. Yavoriv. Lviv region.

30th mechanized brigade. (Novograd Volyn, Zhytomyr region).

51th mechanized brigade. g.Vladimir-Volyn. Volyn region).

72-th separate mechanized brigade. (White Church, Kyiv region).

93th mechanized brigade.

The number of teams varies from 1,000 to 2,200 people, depending on how one or another managed to deploy a brigade and staff over the past two months. Most of the works teams 1-2 battalion tactical groups, each of which except infantry battalions in APCs and IFVs is up to two battalions of artillery and at least one tank company.

Just under Lugansk transferred the main striking force - 1st Independent Tank Brigade (pgt. Goncharovskiy, Chernihiv region.) Armed with the latest T-64 tanks "Bulat". In the brigade of more than 80 tanks.

And the 8th Regiment separate special purpose. Khmelnitsky. Khmelnitsky region. and 3 special forces regiment of Kirovograd units which are held in Donetsk and Kramators'k airports as well as being explored in the region of Lugansk and Slavic.

128 separate guard mining Infantry Turkestan-Transcarpathian Twice Red Brigade. Mukachevo. Transcarpathian region.

As well as 107 and 15 reactive artillery regiments equipped MLRS "Hurricane," "Twister," "Castle" and 11 Artillery Brigade (Ternopil)

In the deployment phase and in the reserve are: 17th Tank Brigade (Kirovograd)
28th Separate Guards Mechanized Brigade (Odessa) and 92nd mechanized Ropshinskoe-Chuguevskaya October Revolution Order of the Red Banner and the brigade. (Kharkov)

Also APU parts here as well deployed battalions of the National Guard (MIA) and volunteer battalions formed on oligarchs money totaling up to 10,000 soldiers and officers These battalions are armed mostly with small arms and mortars. Art of armored personnel carriers and trucks. Upon receipt of these independent tasks battalions reinforced by tanks and artillery brigades from the APU, but more often they are sent as infantry commanders gain tactical combat groups.

Also APU and natsgvardii in the area of ​​operation and operate special units SBU leading active here subversive intelligence work, numbering up to 1,000 fighters.

Still, and the nearest offensive priority is taking control of the whole of the state border between Russia and Ukraine. And in the coming hours unfold here the most intense fighting. We can expect a massive use of tank units, by which punitive command immediately try to capture the main points on the border crossings and isolate Russia from the Donbass.

At the same time Ukrainian command tries to maximize superiority in artillery and cause maximum damage to centers of resistance militia Donbass Slavic and Kramatorsk, as well as possible to prevent the sending of reinforcements between the cities and the supply of arms and ammunition.

Thus there is every reason to start a new offensive in the south of the district Amvrosiivka bypassing Donetsk from south-east to Torez, a key-height Savour Tomb and then to Red Ray in order to cut a vital communication Donbass Debalcevo - Novoshahtinsk. And from the north of the district Novojdar on Happiness and further bypassing Lugansk from west to Jubilee - Lutugino the purpose of dissecting Donbass into two separate parts.

In this offensive Kiev invest all available power from him, not limiting himself to any more restrictions. Will use all available weapons in his arsenal of conventional tube artillery to MLRS "Smerch" and "Hurricane", as well as tanks and tactical missiles. Collected here material reserves enough for about 5-7 days of active hostilities, during which the military command of the operation promises to put Kiev "separatists" decisive military defeat.

In this Poroshenko and his entourage are well aware how much is at stake, and therefore set up military command for maximum brutality and ruthlessness.

In fact, it is offensive to Kiev last chance to try to change the course of the fighting on their side and to achieve a military victory. If nothing offensive end, it becomes quite clear that the military option is not possible to resolve the conflict and this will lead to dire consequences Poroshenko.

The main rate of Kiev - enormous superiority in artillery and heavy equipment, but it is clear that the punitive group experiencing a great shortage of skilled and well-trained infantry, without which it is to clean up and take control of such vast territories impossible. In addition, the actions of the troops seriously complicated by the lack of air support. At the same time a clear deficit in Kiev information about the enemy, seriously unnerving command groups and forces him to act cautiously.

In fact, today begins a key battle for Donbass ...

Authors: Vladislav Shurigin
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VA Attempts to Book Appointment With Terminally IIl Veteran, Two Years Too Late

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The unfolding VA scandal has not received the attention it merits and deserves. The crisis at the border and recent Supreme Court rulings have pushed these horror stories to the backburner. But they warrant additional and increased attention.

In case you missed it, retiring Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) published a report last week explaining in great detail the problems plaguing the VA Health Care System. He summed up his findings thusly: “Over the past decade, more than 1,000 veterans may have died as a result of VA malfeasance, and the VA has paid out nearly $1 billion to veterans and their families for its medical malpractice.”

At the same time, we now know that government workers were “cooking the books” to increase their own performance-based bonuses while veterans suffered and received substandard care. Many died as a consequence of these unconscionable practices.

More @ Townhall

Medical staff warned: Keep your mouths shut about illegal immigrants or face arrest

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A government-contracted security force threatened to arrest doctors and nurses if they divulged any information about the contagion threat at a refugee camp housing illegal alien children at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, sources say.

In spite of the threat, several former camp workers broke their confidentiality agreements and shared exclusive details with me about the dangerous conditions at the camp. They said taxpayers deserve to know about the contagious diseases and the risks the children pose to Americans. I have agreed to not to disclose their identities because they fear retaliation and prosecution.

More @ Fox

Gov't to family: Girl can't be named Harriet

 Harriet Cardew

A family is in turmoil after the government of Iceland is suddenly saying the family’s 10-year-old daughter Harriet cannot actually be named Harriet.

Not only that, the family’s 12-year-old son Duncan can’t be named Duncan.

The reason? Their names do not appear on a government-approved list.

“The whole situation is really rather silly,” the kids’ father, Tristan Cardew, told the Guardian newspaper.

Cardew and his Icelandic wife Kristin are appealing a decision by the National Registry in Reykjavik not to renew their daughter’s passport because it doesn’t recognize her first name.

National law states the names of children born in Iceland – unless both parents are foreigners – be sent to the National Registry before the kids are six months old.

More @ WND

U.S. Sues American Co. For Requiring Workers to Speak English

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The United States government is actually suing a private American business for discriminating against Hispanic and Asian employees because they don’t speak English on the job.

It involves a Green Bay Wisconsin metal and plastic manufacturer that fired a group of Hmong and Hispanic workers over their English skills, “even though those skills were not needed to perform their jobs,” according to the feds. More importantly, forcing employees to speak English in the U.S. violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, says the Obama administration.

Here’s the twisted explanation from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), the federal agency that enforces the nation’s workplace discrimination laws; the Civil Rights Act protects employees from discrimination based on national origin, which includes the linguistic characteristics of a national origin group. Therefore, according to this reasoning, foreigners have the right to speak their native language even during work hours at an American company that requires English.