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The Left’s Unfair Advantage: Its Willingness to Trample Conservatives’ Free Speech

News outlets have been widely reporting that Facebook has issued the most severe ban yet against “hate speech” or free speech, depending on your view of the issue. The social media gods at Facebook have imposed total bans against several people and one group the company has proclaimed extremists whose speech is too “dangerous” for…

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Mass. Bill Seeks to Legalize EMTs Treating Line-of-Duty Injured Police K9s

A bill proposed in Massachusetts grabbed me because of the heartstrings I harbor for animals in general and because of the experiences working among police canines in particular. I wear it on my sleeve, both when I formerly donned the blue police uniform and now, in civilian attire. Subscribing to an infinite number of law enforcement…

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Keeping Border Policies a Jumble Helps the Anti-Border Democrats/Media Fool Americans

My daughter is renovating her house, which provided an apt metaphor for the Democrats refusal to cooperate with President Trump to address the border crisis. What the Dems are doing to the president is like hiring a contractor to renovate your house. But you won’t provide money for the renovation materials. Then you blame the…

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Navy’s Railgun Undergoing Tests, Could be Deployed in Near Future

The Navy’s railgun is now being tested at the military’s proving grounds in New Mexico, according to officials. Earlier this week, it was reported that the Navy had quietly moved its experimental electromagnetic railgun to the U.S. Army's White Sands Missile Range. Live-fire tests of the potentially game-changing weapon have been taking place for perhaps several…

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Focus on the Few Criminals with Guns, Not on the Masses of Legal Gun Owners

How can you tell gun control advocates are disingenuous—aside from their lips moving and the unintelligible sounds slithering out of their mouths? By their dogmatic devotion to ineffective “solutions.” For example, even though studies have found “universal background checks” have made no difference in states such as Delaware, Washington, and Colorado where they’ve tried it, gun…

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Reports of U.S. Cyber Attack on Iran Following Drone Take-Down

Government sources claimed a U.S. cyber attack on Iran following the downing of an American drone near the Strait of Hormuz. According to Washington Post sources, President Trump greenlit a long-in-the-making cyberattack that took down Iranian missile control computers on the night of 20 June. The reported operation was executed by U.S. Cyber Command (USCC). While…

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U.S. Hits Iran with Cyber Strikes

Despite calling off missile strikes against Iran, turns out that the United States launched strikes anyways, only of a different sort. The U.S. Cyber Command (USCC) apparently launched retaliatory attacks last week against an Iranian spy group. The spy group has been accused of targeting ships across the region. Specifically, the USCC targeted computer software that…

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Logic Won’t Get You Far with Leftist New York State Government

Making sense applying logic won’t get you far in leftist-run states such as New York. Just ask the state’s Republicans and conservatives. According to Tim Pearce of WashingtonExaminer.com, “County clerks in New York are protesting the state’s new ‘Green Light Bill’ by refusing to issue driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants.” I’ve written about various police chiefs,…

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Drone Downed by Iran is $220 Million Loss to United States

Whether it was in or out of international airspace, the military drone belonging to the taxpayers of the United States of America, the one shot down by Iran, is valued at approximately $220 million. According to a report published by WIRED magazine, the monster-size RA-Q Global Hawk surveillance drone was as an unmanned aircraft system…

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Almost Fourth-Generation Warfare: The Long-Term Danger in Iran Shooting Down America’s Drone

Iran recently shot down a drone in or near their territory (depending on who you ask.) The attack has increased the chance for war dramatically and heightened tensions in the region even more. In the most recent news Donald Trump refrained from a retaliatory strike on Iran at almost the literal last minute. There is…

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City Proposes Paying Gang Members Not to Shoot Their Guns

The City of Fresno, California is considering funding a program that would, according to the San Joaquin Valley Sun, “pay stipends to gang members to curb gun violence.” Right away, I become suspicious when anyone uses the term “gun violence.” This assigns agency to an inanimate object instead of a human being. City council member Miguel Arias, who…

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Pete Buttigieg Confronted by Black Lives Matter Following Officer-Involved Shooting

Democratic Presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg was called to his mayoral duties in South Bend, Indiana following a deadly police shooting incident. South Bend police Sgt. Ryan O’Neill shot and killed 54-year-old Eric Logan, a black man suspected of breaking into vehicles. The officer wasn’t wearing his body camera during the shooting, sparking public criticism. He…

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Additional Senators Briefed on Classified UFO Sightings by Navy

Three more U.S. senators have received classified Pentagon briefings about a series of UFO sightings reported by the Navy. In a statement to the media on Thursday, Joseph Gradisher, spokesman for the Deputy Chief of Naval Operations for Information Warfare, also confirmed the briefing took place. "Navy officials did indeed meet with interested congressional members and staffers…

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