Friday Show Notes 10-13-17
‘Scam’ superintendent trying to interest Homeshoolers in state program
A “scam” by a South Dakota school superintendent offering homeschoolers free laptops in exchange for enrolling in his district for one day has been explained. He was just hoping to interest them in a distance-learning program.
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NFL members in the military
Chicago Bears quarterback Sid Luckman was one of 19 men (out of 28) from his team's 1943 championship squad to leave for the war the following year.
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Army Schedules Hearing to Consider Bergdahl Guilty Plea
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl will appear before a judge next week to enter an expected guilty plea to charges that he endangered comrades by walking off his remote post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Columbus: not as bumbling as you might think
Columbus was looking for a sea route to India and China because 40 years earlier Muslim Turks conquered Constantinople in 1453 cutting off the land routes.
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Oxford Univ. Student Union Bans Christian Union From Fair, Calls Christianity 'Excuse for Homophobia'
An Oxford University student union reportedly barred the Christian Union from setting up a stall at a college freshers' fair, with a representative calling Christianity "an excuse for homophobia and neo-colonialism."
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Millennials Are So Terrified Of Religion They’re Developing One Around Harry Potter
Since time immemorial, people have found certain things profoundly fulfilling. Things like faith and family have helped us to look outside ourselves and to a higher power, making us feel whole.
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SFUSD may cut down on tests for students
In the wake of statewide standardized testing results released last month, a San Francisco education leader is hoping to change local policies to cut down on the slew of tests students are to take throughout the school year.
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A Look at the Birth of the Continental Navy
In October each year, the U.S. Navy celebrates its birthday. It has done so for 234 years, but the birth of the U.S. Navy stems from a very short, frantic, almost panicked 11 days in 1775. The result of that crisis has become the most powerful sea power in the world.
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Sunday, October 15, 2017
Friday, July 07, 2017
Show Notes 07-02-2017
Sunday show 7/2/17
Pope shakes up Vatican by replacing conservative doctrinal chief
In a major shake-up of the Vatican's administration on Saturday, Pope Francis replaced Catholicism's top theologian, a conservative German cardinal who has been at odds with the pontiff's vision of a more inclusive Church.
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Armed 11-year-old boy saves fishing party from charging bear
Quick action from a Hoonah boy saved a fishing party from a charging brown bear on June 18, the Empire has learned through Alaska State Troopers and family members.
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Navy destroyer sails near disputed island claimed by China
The Navy destroyer USS Stethem conducted a "right of innocent passage" exercise Sunday near a tiny but bitterly disputed island occupied by China in the South China Sea.
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Criticism of Trump Shifts From ‘Collusion’ to ‘Inaction’: ‘Dereliction’ of His Duty to Defend the Country
Ambassador Nicholas Burns, who held various diplomatic posts in the Bill Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, told Congress on Wednesday that President Obama, in hindsight, “should have acted more resolutely, quickly” to tell the American people about Russian attempts to interfere with the U.S. election.
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NEW ALERT OVER X-RATED MATERIALS … IN SCHOOL!
A new warning has been issued for the pornographic content, including “group, anal, public, and BDSM sex,” of a popular online resource that many schools make available to their students.
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PERSECUTED CUBAN HOMESCHOOLERS LOOK TO TRUMP POLICY FOR HOPE
Experts at the world’s foremost advocacy organization for homeschooling, the Home School Legal Defense Association, say a homeschooling Cuban father’s hope to remain out of jail may rest with the Trump administration’s recent policy change.
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PARENTS SUE SCHOOLS OVER COLLUSION WITH 'HAMAS FRONT'
Parents suing San Diego schools over an “anti-Islamophobia” campaign have revised their complaint to focus on the radical Islamic origin of the group that initiated the program.
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The man who made Princeton University great
John Witherspoon was born on February 5, 1722, at the village of Gifford, near Edinburgh, Scotland. The males in his family were all clergymen, and he was trained to become a Presbyterian minister. At the age of four, he could read the Bible. He attended grammar school at the neighboring town of Haddington.
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Pope shakes up Vatican by replacing conservative doctrinal chief
In a major shake-up of the Vatican's administration on Saturday, Pope Francis replaced Catholicism's top theologian, a conservative German cardinal who has been at odds with the pontiff's vision of a more inclusive Church.
Read More
Armed 11-year-old boy saves fishing party from charging bear
Quick action from a Hoonah boy saved a fishing party from a charging brown bear on June 18, the Empire has learned through Alaska State Troopers and family members.
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Navy destroyer sails near disputed island claimed by China
The Navy destroyer USS Stethem conducted a "right of innocent passage" exercise Sunday near a tiny but bitterly disputed island occupied by China in the South China Sea.
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Criticism of Trump Shifts From ‘Collusion’ to ‘Inaction’: ‘Dereliction’ of His Duty to Defend the Country
Ambassador Nicholas Burns, who held various diplomatic posts in the Bill Clinton and George W. Bush administrations, told Congress on Wednesday that President Obama, in hindsight, “should have acted more resolutely, quickly” to tell the American people about Russian attempts to interfere with the U.S. election.
Read More
NEW ALERT OVER X-RATED MATERIALS … IN SCHOOL!
A new warning has been issued for the pornographic content, including “group, anal, public, and BDSM sex,” of a popular online resource that many schools make available to their students.
Read More
PERSECUTED CUBAN HOMESCHOOLERS LOOK TO TRUMP POLICY FOR HOPE
Experts at the world’s foremost advocacy organization for homeschooling, the Home School Legal Defense Association, say a homeschooling Cuban father’s hope to remain out of jail may rest with the Trump administration’s recent policy change.
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PARENTS SUE SCHOOLS OVER COLLUSION WITH 'HAMAS FRONT'
Parents suing San Diego schools over an “anti-Islamophobia” campaign have revised their complaint to focus on the radical Islamic origin of the group that initiated the program.
Read More
The man who made Princeton University great
John Witherspoon was born on February 5, 1722, at the village of Gifford, near Edinburgh, Scotland. The males in his family were all clergymen, and he was trained to become a Presbyterian minister. At the age of four, he could read the Bible. He attended grammar school at the neighboring town of Haddington.
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Friday, November 06, 2015
Show Notes 11-05-15
Thursday show 11-05-15
Eight ways America will die in a single night
The next war could easily be over before it starts. Short of a military coup and an instantaneous revamping of our military strategy, there is nothing that the United States can do, short of a prolonged civilian led conflict, led by armed veterans, to stave off invasion and occupation.
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Socialists gather in New York to plot political overhaul
The Workers World Party is taking to New York City for a two-day conference to show how to spread socialism around the nation and world, and to explain why the time is ripe for such expansion.
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Navy down to five aircraft carriers at sea none in the Mideast
Longer deployments and the high pace of operations have taken their toll on the U.S. aircraft carrier fleet, reducing the number currently at sea to five and leaving the Mideast without a carrier on station for the first time since 2007, Navy officials said Tuesday.
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Top 10 celebrity veterans
These ten celebrities are famous, they've gone on to great things, and they all have one thing in common: they served in the U.S. military. Some of them made use of military education benefits to further their careers.
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Eight ways America will die in a single night
The next war could easily be over before it starts. Short of a military coup and an instantaneous revamping of our military strategy, there is nothing that the United States can do, short of a prolonged civilian led conflict, led by armed veterans, to stave off invasion and occupation.
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Socialists gather in New York to plot political overhaul
The Workers World Party is taking to New York City for a two-day conference to show how to spread socialism around the nation and world, and to explain why the time is ripe for such expansion.
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Navy down to five aircraft carriers at sea none in the Mideast
Longer deployments and the high pace of operations have taken their toll on the U.S. aircraft carrier fleet, reducing the number currently at sea to five and leaving the Mideast without a carrier on station for the first time since 2007, Navy officials said Tuesday.
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Top 10 celebrity veterans
These ten celebrities are famous, they've gone on to great things, and they all have one thing in common: they served in the U.S. military. Some of them made use of military education benefits to further their careers.
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Friday, August 28, 2015
Brian Bonner's plan to take Our Republic back!
For
those who do not listen to my radio show, I spent 10 years trying to
figure out how to get back to the Constitutional Republic given to us
by those who created the Constitution, without bloodshed and this is
what I came up with:
We
need to take back our local and State governments with true
Constitutional Conservatives. I am talking from the school boards and town councils all the way to the Governor of the State. We the people have to get
off our backsides and find Constitution minded candidates, convince them to run and help
them get elected. We the people have been asleep behind the wheel for
too long. Once we achieve this, the State re-asserts their
Constitutional Sovereignty and tells the federal government we will
no longer follow your unconstitutional mandates, give you
unconstitutional money, take money from you and we do not care what
the courts think.
We,
the States, created you to serve our needs and not the other way
around. There are no "implied powers" in the Constitution.
The states then purge their courts of those who have served in bad
behavior and once enough states are taken back we hold an article 5
convention and make the Constitution CRYSTAL CLEAR, including stating
the courts will use natural law as found in Emerich de Vatell's Law
of Nations and place limitations on the courts.
We
then purge the federal courts of those who have served in bad
behavior and replace them with people who understand that the role of
the court is to look at the original intent of the legislators who
created the law and apply it to the person or situation in front of
them, not re-interpret the law. Next we get rid of all the
unconstitutional laws and bureaucracy that were created and phase out
all government entitlement programs. Anything we want to keep we have
to amend the Constitution to keep them. Like we need the Air Force,
but this requires an amendment. This puts the general government back
into it's Constitutional box.
Speaking
of the military, no standing army, we have the militia, we the people
and the organized militia, the National Guard and the Navy, with
Marines, Seals and planes. I would pull ALL our military back home
and close all over seas bases. Obviously the Navy would still patrol.
We would revert the National Guard back to the States as the State Guard
and use the individual border State Guards to secure our borders and
build the dang fence with gun turrets, unmanned drones, and seismic
sensors. The Air Force would have bases here in the USA to protect
us.
Saturday, August 01, 2015
Show Notes 07-30-2015
Thursday
show 07-30-15
Families
face tough decisions as cost of elder care soars
Doris
Ranzman had followed the expert advice, planning ahead in case she
wound up unable to care for herself one day. But when a nursing-home
bill tops $14,000 a month, the best-laid plans get tossed aside.
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Teens
emergency contraception use increase
The
percentage of teen girls who use emergency contraception, sometimes
referred to as the "morning-after pill," has increased
considerably over the last decade, according to a new report.
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On
June 28, 1914, a young Serbian nationalist named Gavrilo Princip
killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand, heir to the throne of the
Austro-Hungarian Empire, in Sarajevo,Bosnia. Taking place against a
backdrop of escalating tensions in the Balkans, the assassination set
off a chain of events that would lead to the start of World War I
barely one month later.
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Graduates
Sue Rolling Stone Over Retracted Rape Story
Three
University of Virginia graduates and members of a fraternity profiled
in a debunked account of a gang rape in a retracted Rolling Stone
magazine story filed a lawsuit against the publication and the
article's author Wednesday, court records show.
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Stallone
puts 'Rocky,' 'Rambo' memorabilia up for auction
Sylvester
Stallone is parting with memorabilia from the "Rocky" and
"Rambo" movies, but he's keeping the two characters alive
onscreen.
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AP
Investigation: Olympic teams to swim, boat in Rio's filth
Athletes
competing in next year's Summer Olympics here will be swimming and
boating in waters so contaminated with human feces that they risk
becoming violently ill and unable to compete in the games, an
Associated Press investigation has found.
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Chicago
sheriff puts inmates to work demolishing abandoned buildings
A
Chicago sheriff has a new ally in the battle to rid the city of
abandoned properties that attract squatters, drugs and crime: prison
inmates.
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Navy
admiral confirms US pulling aircraft carrier from Persian Gulf this
fall
The
U.S. Navy will not have an aircraft carrier in the Persian Gulf this
fall for the first time in years, President Obama's nominee to be the
Navy's top officer told Capitol Hill lawmakers
Thursday.
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Court
dismisses lawsuit seeking person hood for 2 N.Y. chimps
Two
chimpanzees will not be freed from a New York state university where
they're used in locomotion studies after a court decision Thursday
dismissed a lawsuit that had sought to afford them legal personhood
rights.
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Saturday, July 04, 2015
Thursday Show Notes 07-02-15
Thursday Show Notes 07-02-15
Polygamous trio vows
lawsuit if Montana wedding license is denied
HELENA, Mont. -- A
Montana man said Wednesday that he was inspired by last week's U.S.
Supreme Court decision legalizing gay marriage to apply for a
marriage license so that he can legally wed his second wife.
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128 Unaccompanied Alien
Children Caught at Mexican Border Per Day in May
Data obtained by CNSNews.com from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) shows about 128 unaccompanied alien children (UACs) were apprehended at the Southwest U.S. border every day during the month of May. In total, 3,965 children were caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally during that month alone.
Data obtained by CNSNews.com from U.S. Customs and Border Patrol (CPB) shows about 128 unaccompanied alien children (UACs) were apprehended at the Southwest U.S. border every day during the month of May. In total, 3,965 children were caught crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally during that month alone.
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19.8% of U.S. Workforce
Was Foreign-Born in June
The unemployment rate
for foreign-born workers in the United States increased slightly in
June, according to data released Thursday by the Bureau of Labor
Statistics (BLS). BLS counted a total of 24,816,000 foreign-born
workers in June, 282,000 fewer than last month’s total. The
unemployment rate for the group increased from 4.7 percent to 4.9
percent.
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Homeland Security: Give Transgender Illegal Alien Detainees Their Choice of 'Undergarments'
After six months of
study, the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, a
division of the Department of Homeland Security, has issued new
guidelines on how to care for transgender illegal aliens who end up
in detention facilities, awaiting possible deportation.
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Famous Iwo Jima flag
goes gay
An image of Marines
raising the U.S. flag over Iwo Jima that was changed to reflect the
“gay” lifestyle with a rainbow banner has been making the
social-media rounds in the days since the Supreme Court’s
legalization of same-sex unions – and Twitter posters are in an
uproar.
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Navy yard in lockdowm
as police hunt shooter
The Navy Yard in
Washington, D.C., was put in lockdown mode Thursday morning as police
searched for what they believed was an active shooter – but
investigators ultimately determined the incident was nothing, and
issued an “all clear” ruling an estimated two hours later.
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Monday, May 11, 2015
Show Notes 05-10-2015
Sunday show 05-10-15
DOJ to investigate whether Baltimore police practices violated The Constitution
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced Friday that the Justice Department plans to open an investigation into whether the Baltimore Police Department “engaged in a pattern or practice of violations of the Constitution or federal law.”
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Michigan lawyer wants pig to run for mayor after ballot deadline mix up
A Michigan lawyer wants his pig to enter into the Flint mayoral race after a mix-up threatened to keep candidates' names off the primary election ballot.
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US retailer halts sales of all laminate flooring made in China
Lumber Liquidators has suspended the sale of all laminate flooring made in China a week after disclosing that the Justice Department is seeking criminal charges against the specialty retailer in an investigation over imported products.
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Building Tiny Houses Into Big Help for Los Angeles' Homeless
Shortly after Elvis Summers befriended Irene McGhee, he learned she was sleeping on the streets of South Los Angeles.So the man with the blue mohawk and wraparound shades decided to build the grandmother nicknamed "Smokie" a tiny house on wheels.
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State seizes kids from family living off grid
A homeschooling couple was arrested and had all 10 of their children taken by the state Thursday after a local sheriff acted on a tip about alleged poor living conditions at their 26-acre homestead where they live “off the grid.”
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Homeschool parents who faced battering ram back in court
The German homeschool parents who faced a SWAT team’s battering ram when police demanded to take their children into custody for being homeschooled are back in court.
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WWll solider's lost gift to mom returns home for Mother's day
solider. This is the story of a loving tribute from a soldier preparing for war to his mother on the other side of the continent, who didn't know if she would ever see her boy again.
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Female soldiers fail to pass phase one of Army Ranger school
All eight female soldiers participating in the first co-ed class of U.S. Army Ranger School failed to advance to the second phase of the grueling infantry
course.
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Navy spends 1.6 billion to upgrade carrier and amphibian ship defenses
The Navy is working on a $1.6 billion technological upgrade overhauling ship defense systems onboard amphibs and aircraft carriers to include interceptor missiles, streamlined radars and software improvements, service officials said.
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DOJ to investigate whether Baltimore police practices violated The Constitution
U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch announced Friday that the Justice Department plans to open an investigation into whether the Baltimore Police Department “engaged in a pattern or practice of violations of the Constitution or federal law.”
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Michigan lawyer wants pig to run for mayor after ballot deadline mix up
A Michigan lawyer wants his pig to enter into the Flint mayoral race after a mix-up threatened to keep candidates' names off the primary election ballot.
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US retailer halts sales of all laminate flooring made in China
Lumber Liquidators has suspended the sale of all laminate flooring made in China a week after disclosing that the Justice Department is seeking criminal charges against the specialty retailer in an investigation over imported products.
Read More
Building Tiny Houses Into Big Help for Los Angeles' Homeless
Shortly after Elvis Summers befriended Irene McGhee, he learned she was sleeping on the streets of South Los Angeles.So the man with the blue mohawk and wraparound shades decided to build the grandmother nicknamed "Smokie" a tiny house on wheels.
Read More
State seizes kids from family living off grid
A homeschooling couple was arrested and had all 10 of their children taken by the state Thursday after a local sheriff acted on a tip about alleged poor living conditions at their 26-acre homestead where they live “off the grid.”
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Homeschool parents who faced battering ram back in court
The German homeschool parents who faced a SWAT team’s battering ram when police demanded to take their children into custody for being homeschooled are back in court.
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WWll solider's lost gift to mom returns home for Mother's day
solider. This is the story of a loving tribute from a soldier preparing for war to his mother on the other side of the continent, who didn't know if she would ever see her boy again.
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Female soldiers fail to pass phase one of Army Ranger school
All eight female soldiers participating in the first co-ed class of U.S. Army Ranger School failed to advance to the second phase of the grueling infantry
course.
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Navy spends 1.6 billion to upgrade carrier and amphibian ship defenses
The Navy is working on a $1.6 billion technological upgrade overhauling ship defense systems onboard amphibs and aircraft carriers to include interceptor missiles, streamlined radars and software improvements, service officials said.
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Saturday, August 16, 2014
Show Notes 08/14/2014
Thursday Show 8/14/14
Pro-gun rights Milwaukee sheriff defeats rival after heated primary draws national attention
A Wisconsin county sheriff whose outspoken pro-Second Amendment views turned his re-election campaign into a battle between gun control groups and the National Rifle Association emerged victorious Wednesday against his Democratic primary challenger.
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Multiple news outlets back DC think tanks against global warming scientist
News outlets, advocacy groups and fellow think tanks are jumping to the defense of a conservative-leaning D.C. policy center and publication being sued for libel by a scientist who didn't like what they had to say about his work on global warming.
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Low fat fries flop for Burger King chain brings back chicken fries
The people have spoken and it when it comes to fast food. It seems that not enough Americans seem to care about whether or not it’s healthy.Burger King has announced they will be discontinuing their “Satisfries,” a lower calorie, lower fat, and lower sodium alternative to their traditional French fries.
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Canadian woman receives $10,200 compensation after being fired from black teachers group 'for not being black enough'
A biracial woman has won an $10,200 payout after she was fired from her job at the Black Educators Association (BEA) in Nova Scotia, Canada because she 'wasn't black enough'.
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Rob Reiner likens Tea Party to Hamas
Hollywood director and liberal activist Rob Reiner told talk-show host Larry King that the Tea Party is like the terrorist group Hamas, because apparently both groups are extreme and cannot be negotiated with, and the only solution is to make them go away or “eliminate” them.
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Navy designs new amphibious assault ships
The Navy is evaluating designs, costs and specifications for a new class of amphibious assault ships designed to replace the current fleet of cargo-carrying LSD 41/49 dock landing ships, service officials said.
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German Shepherd who saved family from bear attack handed over to shelter
The 4-year-old German shepherd that reportedly ‘chased a bear away from’ his family—and likes to cuddle—was set to be euthanized after the same family handed him over to a New York City shelter, but was saved in the last-minute by a "rescue organization," The Examiner reported.
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Puppy with no front legs gets custom 3d printed cart
Nine-week-old Teacup Chihuahua TurboRoo was born without front legs. His breeder dropped him off at a veterinary clinic in Indianapolis after realizing he needed individualized care. Veterinary Technician Ashley Looper quickly became attached to the puppy and began fostering him.
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Pro-gun rights Milwaukee sheriff defeats rival after heated primary draws national attention
A Wisconsin county sheriff whose outspoken pro-Second Amendment views turned his re-election campaign into a battle between gun control groups and the National Rifle Association emerged victorious Wednesday against his Democratic primary challenger.
Read More
Multiple news outlets back DC think tanks against global warming scientist
News outlets, advocacy groups and fellow think tanks are jumping to the defense of a conservative-leaning D.C. policy center and publication being sued for libel by a scientist who didn't like what they had to say about his work on global warming.
Read More
Low fat fries flop for Burger King chain brings back chicken fries
The people have spoken and it when it comes to fast food. It seems that not enough Americans seem to care about whether or not it’s healthy.Burger King has announced they will be discontinuing their “Satisfries,” a lower calorie, lower fat, and lower sodium alternative to their traditional French fries.
Read More
Canadian woman receives $10,200 compensation after being fired from black teachers group 'for not being black enough'
A biracial woman has won an $10,200 payout after she was fired from her job at the Black Educators Association (BEA) in Nova Scotia, Canada because she 'wasn't black enough'.
Read More
Rob Reiner likens Tea Party to Hamas
Hollywood director and liberal activist Rob Reiner told talk-show host Larry King that the Tea Party is like the terrorist group Hamas, because apparently both groups are extreme and cannot be negotiated with, and the only solution is to make them go away or “eliminate” them.
Read More
Navy designs new amphibious assault ships
The Navy is evaluating designs, costs and specifications for a new class of amphibious assault ships designed to replace the current fleet of cargo-carrying LSD 41/49 dock landing ships, service officials said.
Read More
German Shepherd who saved family from bear attack handed over to shelter
The 4-year-old German shepherd that reportedly ‘chased a bear away from’ his family—and likes to cuddle—was set to be euthanized after the same family handed him over to a New York City shelter, but was saved in the last-minute by a "rescue organization," The Examiner reported.
Read More
Puppy with no front legs gets custom 3d printed cart
Nine-week-old Teacup Chihuahua TurboRoo was born without front legs. His breeder dropped him off at a veterinary clinic in Indianapolis after realizing he needed individualized care. Veterinary Technician Ashley Looper quickly became attached to the puppy and began fostering him.
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Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Show Notes 07/24/2014
Thursday Show 7/24/14
New Jersey ends hunt
for possible 16-foot Anaconda in state lake
A 16-foot-long exotic
snake reportedly slithering around New Jersey's largest lake is
apparently a suburban legend. Or the snake just isn't hungry. The
state has stopped looking for the reptile after scientists failed to
find any evidence of it in Lake Hopatcong and traps baited with
chicken were left untouched.
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U.S. Navy admiral says
he’s open to idea of giving Chinese Navy tour of carrier
A top U.S. Navy
official said he is "receptive" to idea of letting his
Chinese crewmen tour a U.S. aircraft carrier based in Japan, but
experts warn such access could be a risky intelligence giveaway. Adm.
Jonathan W. Greenert, chief of naval operations, told The Wall Street
Journal that his Chinese counterpart mentioned the idea of a U.S.
carrier crew touring its lone Liaoning carrier and a Chinese crew
touring the USS George Washington.
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Veteran says he was
forgotten in VA clinic
A veteran of the U.S.
Marines says he was locked inside a central Florida community clinic
operated by the Veteran's Administration. Jeffrey Duck told WKMG he
arrived as a "walk in" patient at the clinic around 1 p.m.
Monday and sat in a consultation room for more than three hours
before realizing he was alone in the building.
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Feds Spending $10
Million to Build Robot Companions for Children
The National Science
Foundation has committed $10 million to build robots that will act as
“personal trainers” for children, in an effort to influence their
behavior and eating habits.
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Watchdog: $34M
taxpayer-backed soybean program not sprouting in Afghanistan
The U.S. Department of
Agriculture is forking over millions of dollars for a soybean program
in Afghanistan that's running into major problems, with Afghan
farmers slow to embrace a product that few Afghans ate before.
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How Government Uses
“Efficiency” as an Excuse to Steal
Scarcity makes
efficiency — getting the most value from given resources
—important. The more efficient individuals are, the more they
benefit from their actions. That’s why economists are always
talking about efficiency.
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A Brief History of
Progressivism
Progressives have a way
with words that is truly impressive. Perhaps it started when they
stole the word liberal from libertarians and since has snowballed out
of control. From “social justice” to “pro-choice” (except
with light bulbs) to various “isms” to describe their opponents,
progressives are experts at such linguistic feats.
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Tuesday, April 09, 2013
Show notes 04/04/2013
Uncooperative Radio Show Notes:
Thursday 04/04/2013
Grandmother of 10 holds burglar at
gunpoint
Spokane police say a grandmother held a
burglar at gunpoint at her home until authorities arrived.
Navy Veteran Shot & Wounded By
Police While Testing Shotgun In Backyard
A 24-year-old Navy veteran is in
intensive care after being shot by city police Thursday night. His
family tells WJZ that he was testing out a shotgun after being the
victim of a home invasion.
The reporters who banned “Illegal
Immigrant”
File this in the overflowing cabinet
labeled: No Wonder the Mainstream Media Is Dying. On Tuesday, the
Associated Press announced that it is banishing the phrase “illegal
immigrant” from its famous stylebook.
Where is Cyprus
Cyprus is an island country in the
Eastern Mediterranean Sea. Cyprus is the third largest island in the
Mediterranean Sea after Sicily and Sardinia, and a member state of
the European Union. It is located east of Greece, south of Turkey,
west of Syria and Lebanon, northwest of Israel and the Gaza Strip,
and north of Egypt.
Islam's flag will be raised above the
White House
A video recording from a recent Friday
sermon in Egypt, where the imam swears to Allah several times that
the flag of Islam will be raised above the White House of America,
recently appeared on the Arabic Internet. According to the imam
preaching, all Muslims need do is be patient and continue working
towards this goal.
Bangladesh government target Atheist
bloggers
Authorities in the world’s
third-largest Muslim country arrested three bloggers Tuesday,
accusing them of using the Internet to “defame” Islam and its
prophet. Critics said the move pandered to Islamists who have been
demanding a crackdown of online speech.
Saturday, November 03, 2012
Show notes 11/01/12
Uncooperative Radio Show Notes:
Thursday 11/01/12
Biden to Slain
Navy Seal’s Father: ‘Did Your Son Always Have Balls the Size of
Cue Balls?’
Charles Woods, the father of former
Navy Seal Tyrone Woods who was killed in the terrorist attack on the
U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, said when his son’s body came
home, Vice President Joe Biden asked him, “Did your son always have
balls the size of cue balls?”
The Benghazi drip drip drip
As he left his Marine One helicopter
Wednesday evening and walked to the residence of the White House,
President Obama did not respond to a question shouted out by ABC
News’s Mary Bruce about when he would begin to provide answers to
the numerous questions building up about what exactly what went wrong
in Benghazi, Libya, on September 11, 2012.
The church will not be silent this
November
A bold, new film defies all political
correctness this election season by declaring America’s biggest
battle come November won’t be electoral, but spiritual.
For the maker of “300 Million
Slaves,” however, there’s no separating the church’s battles
from the state’s.
Also visit
http://www.todaysamerica.com/
CDC: US birth rate hits all time low
The birth rate in the United States hit
an all-time low in 2011, according to a report released this month by
the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
NYU lab mice drown during hurricane
Sandy
New York University Hospital has
reportedly lost thousands of laboratory mice to Hurricane Sandy, a
research setback that could take years to correct, according to
scientists.
Friday, October 12, 2012
Show Notes 10/11/12
Uncooperative Radio Show Notes: Thursday 10/11/12
Special Guest Pastor Stephen E. Broden.
President of the Fair Park Friendship Center and Senior Pastor of the Fair Park Bible Fellowship. And Founder Of The Constitutional Defenders Of Texas.
Constitutional defenders of Texas mission statement
To identify and hold accountable those elected representatives in government who have violated their oath to uphold and protect the Constitution, either by action or omission. To ensure the Founder’s original intent for the Constitution, which was established as a compact between the several states, to protect the fourth
branch of government, the people and their rights, from all enemies; both foreign and domestic.
www.constitutionaldefendersoftexas.com
ATF whistle-blower fired, claims complaints about 'Fast and Furious' played role
A well-known whistle-blower in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed to FoxNews.com that he was fired this week, and he claims his complaints about Operation Fast and Furious played a role in his dismissal.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/10/11/atf-whistle-blower-fired-claims-furious-complaints-played-role/
Spain seals deal with US on NATO missile shield
The Spanish government has agreed to participate in NATO's anti-missile shield that will see specialized United States warships based at a Spanish base already used by the U.S. Navy.
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2012/10/05/spain-seals-deal-with-us-on-nato-missile-shield.html?comp=7000023317843&rank=8
Special Guest Pastor Stephen E. Broden.
President of the Fair Park Friendship Center and Senior Pastor of the Fair Park Bible Fellowship. And Founder Of The Constitutional Defenders Of Texas.
Constitutional defenders of Texas mission statement
To identify and hold accountable those elected representatives in government who have violated their oath to uphold and protect the Constitution, either by action or omission. To ensure the Founder’s original intent for the Constitution, which was established as a compact between the several states, to protect the fourth
branch of government, the people and their rights, from all enemies; both foreign and domestic.
www.constitutionaldefendersoftexas.com
ATF whistle-blower fired, claims complaints about 'Fast and Furious' played role
A well-known whistle-blower in the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives confirmed to FoxNews.com that he was fired this week, and he claims his complaints about Operation Fast and Furious played a role in his dismissal.
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/10/11/atf-whistle-blower-fired-claims-furious-complaints-played-role/
Spain seals deal with US on NATO missile shield
The Spanish government has agreed to participate in NATO's anti-missile shield that will see specialized United States warships based at a Spanish base already used by the U.S. Navy.
http://www.military.com/daily-news/2012/10/05/spain-seals-deal-with-us-on-nato-missile-shield.html?comp=7000023317843&rank=8
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