by Casey | Mar 14, 2016 | Blog, Podcast
Putin Orders Withdrawal Of Russian Forces From Syria | The Daily Caller
“Perhaps, this is no secret, if I say that at some stage the Americans suggested performing a ‘division of labor’: the Russian Air Forces should concentrate on the liberation of Palmyra, and the American coalition with Russian support will focus on the liberation of Raqqa,” said Lavrov, according to Reuters.
Russia Warns North Korea It Could Be Invaded | The Daily Caller
North Korea’s provocative nuclear rhetoric has gotten so bad even the Kremlin has come out against the hermit kingdom, warning continued nuclear threats could justify an invasion.
Hellfire Missiles Bound For Portland Discovered On Plane | The Daily Caller
The package containing the missiles was found by bomb-sniffing dogs in the cargo hold of the plane. The Air Serbia flight originated in Beirut, Lebanon and landed in the Serbian capital of Belgrade before the package was discovered, according to a Sunday Associated Press report. The two missiles, armed with explosive warheads, were hidden inside two coffins. Serbian media has reported that the package’s final destination was believed to have been Portland.
ISIS Unleashes Chemical Weapons In Iraq Killing 3-Year-Old Girl And Wounding As Many As 600 People
ISIL fighters unleashed two chemical attacks near the city of Kirkuk in Iraq, killing three-year-old Fatima Samir and wounding up to 600 people, Iraqi officials have said. Early Saturday morning, rockets filled with chemicals were fired from the ISIS-held town of Bashir upon the small town of Taza, which was also struck by chemical weapons only three days earlier.
by Casey | Mar 14, 2016 | Blog, Podcast
Wounded Warrior Project’s top execs fired amid lavish spending scandal | Fox News
Wounded Warrior Project’s CEO, Steven Nardizzi, and COO, Al Giordano, were fired by the charity’s board amid criticisms about how it spent more than $800 million in donations over the last four years. The development was confirmed by Abernathy MacGregor, a public relations firm hired to represent the veterans charity.
Wounded Warrior Project Chairman Anthony Odierno on rebuilding after lavish spending scandal – CBS News
From public records, CBS News found that the charity spent only 60 percent of donations on vets. Odierno disputed the figure, claiming the organization spends about 80 percent. But that number includes expenses spent on promotional items, direct response advertising and postage costs, which charity watch groups do not consider programming.
Lose American flag or lose job; Iron workers stand ground after reported threat | BizPac Review
A group of ironworkers and riggers working in Louisiana have been told to remove American flags from their trucks or be terminated.
Lose the American Flag or Lose Your Job – Uncle Sam’s Misguided Children
Jarome Hatch, a member of the crew, who thanked BPR and informed us that he just left a meeting in which the crew was told their vehicles, with American flags attached, are now allowed back on the property as long as they are properly fastened and the speed limit is obeyed.
by Casey | Mar 11, 2016 | Blog, Podcast
Open lines
by Casey | Mar 11, 2016 | Blog, Podcast
GOP debate in under 4 minutes
Trump staffer accused of manhandling female Breitbart reporter
Credit card skimmers found all over Michigan gas stations
City of Flint wants a LOT of money to get lead water emails
New bill to curb airline fees
by Casey | Mar 11, 2016 | Blog, Podcast
Bill would prohibit ‘terrorists’ buying guns; opponent says it won’t stop them | MLive.com
“I’m introducing this legislation to help prevent those future tragedies and avoid having to face the question of ‘What should we have done?’ by doing that something now.”
FLASHBACK: Napolitano stands by controversial report – Washington Times
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano said Wednesday that she was briefed before the release of a controversial intelligence assessment and that she stands by the report, which lists returning veterans among terrorist risks to the U.S.
Almost every vape shop in Indiana would close if proposed regulations become law – 953MNC.com
Only one vape shop in Indiana (and in the entire country) meets those requirements.
