Category: World News

Wake Up America! Islam is Not the Girl Scouts! It’s a Radical Political Movement of Death

By Lisa Richards on Apr 23, 2013 in A Broken System, featured opinion, National Defense and Military, Politics, Religion, World News

Tolerance toward Islam has turned into an apology crusade that is helping Islam inflict terror on America. Day after day, year after year since 9/11, we have been advised by the Left that there is a “moderate Islam” and a “radical Islam.” Really; that’s like saying there was moderate Japanese torture against the Chinese [...]

Chicago Sinkhole Swallows Car

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 22, 2013 in Videos, World News

Mix together a pummeling rainstorm and a 98 year old water line and you get a giant sinkhole. Recent rains in Chicago caused a 40 foot sinkhole to open on a residential street swallowing cars and injuring drivers. Watch the video to see a third car topple into the gaping hole. Camera catches car falling [...]

Was Dead Terrorist Involved in ‘Friend’s’ 2011 Murder?

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 22, 2013 in World News

The UK Mail Online has a very interesting article on suspected terrorist Tamerlan Tsarnaev. It appears on September 12, 2011 Tsarnaev’s ‘very close friend’, along with two others, were brutally murdered in their apartment. The horrific crime has remained unsolved and without suspects…until now… According to the Buzz Feed Politics and the Mail Online: Boston [...]

Hey Marco Rubio! After Boston Do You Still Want to Legalize Foreigners With Questionable Backgrounds?

By Lisa Richards on Apr 19, 2013 in 2014 Election News, A Broken System, featured opinion, immigration, National Defense and Military, Opinion, Politics, World News

Senator Marco Rubio and his Gang of Eight, which should be renamed “Gangsters of Eight,” wants 12 million illegals granted amnesty, i.e. citizenship, because they’ve lived and worked in America for five years or more. Rubio knows many illegals have turned out to be violent criminals crowding U.S. prisons, but he is ignoring [...]

Suspect Bombers’ Family Reaction

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 19, 2013 in World News

Update: At the time of this writing (3:30 PM EST) the manhunt is still on for Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the Boston area. The aunt of suspected terrorist brothers Tsarnaev was interviewed today in Toronto. Though she admits to not seeing her nephews in five years Aunt Maret does not believe the news to be true. [...]

Even Today Mr. Rogers Offers Comfort

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 16, 2013 in featured opinion, Opinion, Religion, World News

The tragedy in Boston is horrific. The raw images and video graphic. The city, and the country, filled with pain as we hear reports of death and scores severely wounded. We pray for the families and for the survivors. In our grief, one calming voice returned to offer comfort. Fred Rogers, famed neighborhood friend from [...]

Bombs Made in Pressure Cookers

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 16, 2013 in Videos, World News

The Marathon Bombs were likely made in pressure cookers, filled with nails and other metal and set off remotely by cell phone according to new reports from CNN. Use of pressure cookers is seen in Afghanistan bombs and were used in the attempted Time Square bombing of 2010. At this early stage in the investigation [...]

Do Drone Strikes Help Recruit Al Qaeda?

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 12, 2013 in National Defense and Military, Politics, World News

As more information comes out about drone use residents in the US worry. Might there be a drone flying so high its invisible, watching our movements? Might some agent working thousands of miles away be monitoring us for weapons or checking our activities? It’s frightening enough to think of the loss of privacy we, as [...]

How NOT to promote economic reform in France

By Zbigniew Mazurak on Apr 12, 2013 in featured opinion, Money, Politics, World News

In a recent American Spectator article, the magazine’s Paris correspondent, Joseph Harriss, narrates how American businessman Maurice Taylor was asked by the French government to save the ailing Goodyear company and its tyre factory in Amiens. Taylor visited the factory several times and held talks with the French government and labor unions, but their demands [...]

In Hot Pursuit Means More in Dubai

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 11, 2013 in Money, World News

Gulf News is reporting that the ‘no budget worries’ Dubai Police Department has purchased a Lamborghini ‘squad’ car. The sporty two-seater can reach speeds of 217 miles per hour giving it a definite advantage in most hot pursuits. Painted in the Dubai police colors of green and white the car is expected to be dispatched [...]

In the Face of Personal Loss, Where is Our Compassion?

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 08, 2013 in *Participate*, featured opinion, Opinion, Religion, World News

What has happened to society? Why, when someone suffers a personal loss, are so many jumping to criticize, scorn, and generally offer hate filled messages? Where is our compassion? This morning websites in the United Kingdom opened their pages for readers to offer condolences and tributes with the death of their former Prime Minister Margaret [...]

Oops…Navy Scraps Grounded Minesweeper

By Teresa Wendt on Apr 04, 2013 in National Defense and Military, Videos, World News

Adding to the embarrassment of accidentally running aground on a national marine park coral reef in January, the Navy has decided its $300 Million Minesweeper ship is not salvageable and has chosen to scrap the state-of-the-art vessel. The official statement stated that their initial review of navigation data indicates an error in the location of [...]

North Korea social media hacked

By Liz Harrison (twitter: @GoldwaterGal) on Apr 04, 2013 in In The News, World News

If you were keeping track of some official North Korean social media accounts and saw some odd posts from them, that wasn’t a mistake. Apparently they were hacked. Notably, the North’s Uriminzokkiri Twitter and Flickr accounts were hit, and ceased sending out typical posts depicting Kim Jong Un with the military. Instead, a picture posted [...]

South African Guard Tries to Lay Hands On Putin’s ‘Nuclear Suitcase’, Russian Spokesman Throws South African Gov Under the Bus

By AiPolitics on Mar 28, 2013 in Ai Politics, Politics, World News

At this year’s BRICS summit, Russian President, Vladimir Putin’s security detail was challenged while trying to enter a building. via the Daily Mail- Armed guards from Vladimir Putin’s entourage were involved in an ugly fight in South Africa after they were ordered to put top secret suitcases – believed to contain the codes for Russia’s [...]

Pivot TV: A New Channel for Millennials

By Teresa Wendt on Mar 28, 2013 in *Participate*, Politics, Technology, World News

A new television channel geared to young adults in the 15-34 demographic will be unveiled this summer. Touted as a new network designed to disrupt conventional wisdom, pivot will be available both through cable and on via internet subscription. It will be the first channel to offer a stand-alone app for access. Pivot will offer [...]