Gun sales see best summer ever...
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Russian submarine with 20 ICBMs and 200 nuclear warheads is sailing to Syria The largest submarine in the world is headed for the Syrian coast, according to a report from debkafile.com. The Dmitri Donskoy is carrying twenty Bulava intercontinental ballistic missiles, with a combined estimated total of two hundred nuclear warheads. Each of the missiles has an estimated range of 10,000 kilometers, or roughly six thousand, two hundred
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Mystery disease causes 30-year-old to appear 80...
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CAL STATE data breach hits nearly 80,000 students...
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Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov of Russia has expressed surprise at receiving a call Saturday from Secretary of State John Kerry warning Moscow not to expand its military role in Syria. Credit Yuri Kochetkov/European Pressphoto Agency U.S. Moves to Block Russian Military Buildup in Syria...
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BOND GOES PC...
007 gets live-in girlfriend, 'outspoken' gay friend...
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The US Federal Reserve risks triggering “panic and turmoil” in emerging markets if it opts to raise rates at its September meeting and should hold fire until the global economy is on a surer footing, the World Bank’s chief economist has warned. World Bank warns Fed to delay rate rise...
Risk of 'panic and turmoil'...
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Mass Exodus: UN Says 850,000 to Cross Sea to Europe Through 2016
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Mystery disease causes 30-year-old to appear 80...
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CAL STATE data breach hits nearly 80,000 students...
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BOND GOES PC...007 gets live-in girlfriend, 'outspoken' gay friend...
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The US Federal Reserve risks triggering “panic and turmoil” in emerging markets if it opts to raise rates at its September meeting and should hold fire until the global economy is on a surer footing, the World Bank’s chief economist has warned. World Bank warns Fed to delay rate rise...
Risk of 'panic and turmoil'...
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Mass Exodus: UN Says 850,000 to Cross Sea to Europe Through 2016
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Arkansas to Consider Placing Baphomet Statue On Capitol Grounds Or Face Lawsuit
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Economic Crisis: How You Can Prepare Over The Next Six Months
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What Will It Take To Set Off Your Alarm Bells?
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This article was written by Tom Chatham and originally published at Project Chesapeake What does it take to make you sit up and take notice…
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German Schools Order Girls Not to Wear Short Skirts to Avoid Offending Muslim Migrants - Schools in Germany are ordering teenage girls not to wear mini-skirts or shorts so as to prevent attacks from Muslim migrants who may be offended by such attire.
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Bishop: ‘Pope Francis Is Wrong, Migrants Are Invasion’
Pope Francis is wrong on the migrant crisis and the wave of Muslim migrants currently sweeping Europe actually represents an “invasion”, a Hungarian Bishop has said. Laszlo Kiss-Rigo, Bishop of Szeged-Csanad in southern Hungary, said the migrants “come here with cries of ‘Allahu Akbar.’ They want to take over.” He added that Pope Francis “doesn’t know the situation” and that many so-called refugees are actually economic migrants.
Pope Francis is wrong on the migrant crisis and the wave of Muslim migrants currently sweeping Europe actually represents an “invasion”, a Hungarian Bishop has said. Laszlo Kiss-Rigo, Bishop of Szeged-Csanad in southern Hungary, said the migrants “come here with cries of ‘Allahu Akbar.’ They want to take over.” He added that Pope Francis “doesn’t know the situation” and that many so-called refugees are actually economic migrants.
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United Nations Makes Migrant Crisis Worse with Loose Rhetoric
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon insisted...that European nations open their doors to the many thousands of Middle Easterners and North Africans said to be “fleeing war and violence, who have a right to seek asylum without any form of discrimination.”... Notably, there was no...statement calling for the wealthy Gulf State countries...to welcome the refugees fleeing Syria and Iraq, for example, to their countries.
United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-moon insisted...that European nations open their doors to the many thousands of Middle Easterners and North Africans said to be “fleeing war and violence, who have a right to seek asylum without any form of discrimination.”... Notably, there was no...statement calling for the wealthy Gulf State countries...to welcome the refugees fleeing Syria and Iraq, for example, to their countries.
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Huge Russian military planes land in Syria
At least three Russian military transport planes have landed in Syria in recent days, US officials said Tuesday, as Washington worries about the sort of assistance Moscow is providing to Damascus.
At least three Russian military transport planes have landed in Syria in recent days, US officials said Tuesday, as Washington worries about the sort of assistance Moscow is providing to Damascus.
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Marine Vet Pays for Billboards Saying VA Is Lying Breitbart - Two huge billboards in Central Florida paid for by a Marine veteran are advertising the message that the Veterans Affairs Administration is lying about their improved service for veterans. Roger Gagnon, of Orange City, paid $775 for an Orlando billboard and $1,400 for another near Daytona Beach to send his message for one month. The billboard, boasting a bright yellow background, read, “VA is lying, veterans are dying.” Gagnon asserted, “It’s not about me, I’m all set. This is about the people who are in the service and the ones who are fixing to go in the service.” He said of the VA, “They got that last nerve of mine that I just got to the point where I said, ‘I’ll eat Ramen noodles for a month, but I’m going to let them know that I’m upset.'”
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Obama Orders Federal Contractors to Provide Paid 7 Days Sick Leave AllGov - President Barack Obama has used his executive powers to force federal contractors to provide seven days of paid sick leave to employees. The new rules, which won’t go into effect until 2017, demand that companies doing business with the U.S. government give their workers (both full-time and part-time) an hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked for a total of up to seven days in a year.... Obama chose to use his presidential authority to effect the change because the Republican-controlled Congress has refused to consider such a plan. The GOP has sided with business lobbyists that insist mandating paid sick leave will only hurt companies and adversely impact their bottom line.
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Government Employees Outnumber Manufacturing Employees 1.8 to 1 CNS News - Those employed by government in the United States in August of this year outnumbered those employed in the manufacturing sector by almost 1.8 to 1, according to data published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. There were 21,995,000 employed by federal, state and local government in the United States in August, according to BLS. By contrast, there were only 12,329,000 employed in the manufacturing sector.
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Social Security Disability Fund Will Be Broke Next Year Zero Hedge - The 2015 annual report from the Social Security Board of Trustees shows that the program’s disability component is in immediate trouble. Data from the latest report show that the disability fund will be depleted as soon as next year and unable to pay full benefits to beneficiaries.
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Labor Day Shock: $187B Federal Student Loan Delinquency Breitbart - Despite the Labor Day unemployment rate supposedly falling to 5.1 percent, the total delinquent loan amount for the 40 million student loan borrowers is now about $340 billion, according to the US Department of Education’s Federal Student Aid website. The Department of Education’s newly released quarterly report, entitled “Information for Financial Aid Professionals,” reveals that there is a 23 percent delinquency rate on the 55 percent of the $1.47 trillion of total student debt loans outstanding that are now in repayment status.
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US Aerial Surveillance Impaired Off The East Coast Until October 1st Due To "Military Activities"
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Desperate" Chicago Schools Need Half Billion To Avoid Mass Layoffs, Partial Shutdown
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Mystery Buyer Of US Treasurys Revealed - While we already knew that China was selling - and following the record selling of FX reserves in August, so does everyone else - an even more interesting question emerged: who is buying? Thanks to the WSJ we now know the answer: "A little-known New York hedge fund run by a former Yale University math whiz has been buying tens of billions of dollars of U.S. Treasury debt at recent auctions, drawing attention from the Treasury Department and Wall Street."
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PHIL ROBERTSON Will Join Sarah Palin, Donald Trump and Ted Cruz at Rally Against Iran Deal Wednesday
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New Zealand Political Leader: Send the Male Syrian Refugees Back Home to Fight ISIS
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WAR ON COPS: Three Iowa Teens Arrested After Throwing Molotovs at Police
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Could the West ACCIDENTALLY start a war with Russia? Warning over aggressive military exercises – as U.S. fears build-up of Putin’s forces in Syria could spark conflict
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New Yorkers Without “Enhanced” ID Could Face Travel Restrictions From Homeland Security…(USSA!!)
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Police are reading your bank & debit card balances without a warrant!
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Marijuana Revenue Is So High In Colorado, State Will Have To Reimburse Taxpayers
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New Zealand’s Rotorua Geyser erupts after 35 years of inactivity
September 2015 – NEW ZEALAND
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Attorney who stood up for his rights is illegally arrested at a DUI checkpoint
Florida Attorney Warren Redlich was illegally arrested at a DUI checkpoint for exercising his rights!
He even made a "Fair DUI" flyer that explains to police he wants a lawyer and won't be answering ANY questions:
But when Florida sheriffs heard about his flyer, they threatened to arrest him, if he used it in their jurisdictions!
"I challenge him…to please come to Lee County and drive around,” Lee County Sheriff Mike Scott said. “Eventually he’ll find one of our checkpoints and he’ll try his luck. He’ll go to jail.”
Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said try it in Pinellas and you’ll be arrested.
“It’s about doing the right thing and we are trying to do the right thing to protect the public and keep drunks who kill people off the road,” Gualtieri said.
“The deputy can’t assess the person. And, if you can’t assess them, you are obstructing the investigation,” Gualtieri said.
“Just because you dangle in a bag with your drivers license, insurance card and registration out the window doesn’t mean you’re not drunk.”
DHS/Police use checkpoints as an end run around the Constitution:
"It's sort of an end run around the Constitution," New Jersey DUI attorney Evan Levow said of checkpoints. "It's like a Checkpoint Charlie."
Last month an entire family was arrested and their child was taken by CPS, for refusing unlawful search at checkpoint:
As the Brad Feinman drove through the internal checkpoint, the family refused to be unlawfully searched, citing their 4th Amendment right to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures.
The agents, however, could have cared less about the Feinman’s rights, stating at one point that “this is my job.”
In 2014 Americans were outraged by illegal police DNA checkpoints. The agents, however, could have cared less about the Feinman’s rights, stating at one point that “this is my job.”
In 2013 police used fake drug checkpoints to illegaly detain and question citizens.
Judge Napolitano informed Americans everywhere you're under no obligation to talk to police.
On "Happening Now" today, Judge Andrew Napolitano comments about the DUI flyer:
He said drivers are "theoretically" only obligated to show police their license, registration and insurance information, not say anything to the officer.
Napolitano pointed out that many states have now developed other ways to identify drunk drivers without stopping every car on the road.
He said Redlich's flyer came about because people usually end up putting their "foot in their mouth" during encounters with police.
"They tell the cops too much. They give the police an opening. Remaining silent does not give them an opening," said Napolitano, adding that it's an easier for an attorney to defend someone who hasn't said anything to police.
Back to Redlich...
Redlich was un-arrested about three hours after he was cuffed and issued a citation instead of getting charged with a crime.
Redlich's website had this to say about DUI checkpoints in Florida:
"One key feature of my approach is that you do not roll down your window. Florida law requires you to “exhibit” (or show) your license to police. It does not require you to hand it over. I recommend people keep the window closed and press the license up against the window. Some prosecutors and police legal advisors decided to fudge that law (§322.15 of the Florida Statutes) and claim that you are required to hand it over. The Coral Gables legal advisor, attorney Israel Reyes, went further and recommended that anyone who refuses to physically hand over their license be arrested for a misdemeanor – resisting without violence."
Remember this ONLY applies in Florida, in many states you are REQUIRED to roll your window down partially and you MUST hand a cop your license & registration. In EVERY state you are not required to answer a cops questions otherwise known as a 'theshhold inquiry'. Click here & here to read about threshold inquiries.
You can invoke your right to silence by saying, "I refuse to answer any questions" or "I want to speak to a lawyer" or "I wish to remain silent." If you do not clearly invoke your right to silence with such a statement, you may subject yourself to continued questioning by police.
Can you refuse to answer police questions?
Attorney Brett Snider offers this advice:
You can almost always refuse to answer police questions, but depending on the circumstances it may produce somewhat different legal results.
Here is a general breakdown of your legal options when questioned by the police in three common scenarios:
If You're Stopped On the Street
The right to remain silent isn't required to be read or spoken to you until you are in police custody and are being questioned.
In Terry v. Ohio, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that police could make brief investigatory stops without probable cause and without violating the Fourth Amendment, assuming they have specific and articulable facts to justify the stop.
When stopped by the police on the street, you can always refuse to answer any of their questions, and you may ask if you are being detained. If officers respond that you are not being detained, you may stop conversation altogether and leave.
If You're Asked to Come In for Questioning
You need to be in police "custody" in order for an officer to give you a Miranda warning, and consenting to come in for questioning technically does not count as custody.
So if you volunteer to walk into a police station without being under arrest, and choose to answer police questions, you do not need to be read your Miranda rights, the Supreme Court has held.
You can, however, ignore or refuse a request to come in for questioning -- but police may then choose to arrest you.
If You're Arrested
Once you have been arrested, you are certainly in police custody. As you know from your Miranda rights, you can invoke your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.
Although you can't exactly walk away from police if you're under arrest, it is often in your best interest to not speak with them at all, as even idle conversation can lead to legally permissive evidence against yourself.
However, police may continue to question you until you clearly and unambiguously tell (as opposed to ask) the police that you want to speak to your criminal defense attorney.
For more information about checkpoints read:
Police state America 2015: Forced blood draws, DNA collection and biometric scans.
Roadside marijuana breathalyzers coming to a police department near you.
The right to remain silent isn't required to be read or spoken to you until you are in police custody and are being questioned.
In Terry v. Ohio, the U.S. Supreme Court decided that police could make brief investigatory stops without probable cause and without violating the Fourth Amendment, assuming they have specific and articulable facts to justify the stop.
When stopped by the police on the street, you can always refuse to answer any of their questions, and you may ask if you are being detained. If officers respond that you are not being detained, you may stop conversation altogether and leave.
If You're Asked to Come In for Questioning
You need to be in police "custody" in order for an officer to give you a Miranda warning, and consenting to come in for questioning technically does not count as custody.
So if you volunteer to walk into a police station without being under arrest, and choose to answer police questions, you do not need to be read your Miranda rights, the Supreme Court has held.
You can, however, ignore or refuse a request to come in for questioning -- but police may then choose to arrest you.
If You're Arrested
Once you have been arrested, you are certainly in police custody. As you know from your Miranda rights, you can invoke your Fifth Amendment right to remain silent.
Although you can't exactly walk away from police if you're under arrest, it is often in your best interest to not speak with them at all, as even idle conversation can lead to legally permissive evidence against yourself.
However, police may continue to question you until you clearly and unambiguously tell (as opposed to ask) the police that you want to speak to your criminal defense attorney.
For more information about checkpoints read:
Police state America 2015: Forced blood draws, DNA collection and biometric scans.
Roadside marijuana breathalyzers coming to a police department near you.
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