Category Archives: Editorial

Proper response to “workplace violence” …

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Not A Typical Democrat Resume Enhancement

What is it with political hacks from Arkansas and Illinois? The details of the candidate for Lt. Governor of Arkansas stint as a male stripper are shown below. I am sure that Bill Clinton is seething over this “resume enhancement” … Continue reading

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Hagan Contractor Applications Raise Questions

U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan’s husband Charles “Chip” Hagan, a Greensboro attorney, certified to the North Carolina licensing board for electrical contractors that their son Tilden Hagan worked 3,500 hours installing electrical wiring and equipment over a period of 324 days … Continue reading

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Ben Shapiro: The Myth or The True Story of Michael Brown, Gentle Giant

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MORE DEMOCRATS WALK OUT ON OBAMA

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As we prepare to send the next set of dolts to DC …

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Satellite Photos Show N. Korean Test Stand for Submarine Missile

Satellite images of a North Korean submarine facility show what appears to be a missile tube being developed for a future ballistic missile submarine. The commercial imagery was disclosed Tuesday in an article published Tuesday by the group 38 North. … Continue reading

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Does Ebola Fear Justify Involuntary Detention?

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Dems need ground game to save Kay Hagan

Sen. Kay Hagan (D-N.C.) is bringing out the big guns to rally the Democratic base to the polls, part of her get-out-the-vote effort that is rapidly becoming a necessity with one week until Election Day. Hagan is zeroing in on … Continue reading

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Kay Hagan: Race baiting

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Too bad the elite GOP squashed Dr. Brannon’s campaign. David DeGerolamo

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Sears, Kmart Black Friday deals replaced with going out of business sales

Sears and Kmart may be replacing their traditional Black Friday sales with deals that offer holiday shoppers an even bigger discount. With a total of 77 Sears and Kmart stores across the country scheduled to close before Christmas, it looks … Continue reading

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SouthernPrepper1: This can kill us now or in WROL

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Australia imposes visa ban on Ebola-hit West Africa states

Australia on Monday issued a blanket ban on visas from Ebola-affected countries in West Africa to prevent the disease reaching the country, becoming the first rich nation to shut its doors to the region. Australia has not recorded a case … Continue reading

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CDC Says Ebola Droplets Can Only Travel 3 Feet … But MIT Research Shows Sneezes Can Travel Up to 20 Feet

This week, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) admitted that Ebola can travel through the air in aerosols, but claims that it can never go more than 3 feet. Let’s check their math … CDC (like the World Health Organization) … Continue reading

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Sam Culper: BESTMAPS

When we approach Intelligence, it’s important to consider the full spectrum of relevant information.  Errors of omission are still errors.  Collecting some information is good; collecting as much relevant information as possible is better. So when we consider Intelligence collection … Continue reading

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