Glenn Beck is banking on some “hope and change” of his own as he and Fox News will part ways, sort of. Today, Fox News said they would end Beck’s highly-popular cable TV show and explained the program would slowly transition off the air later this year. However, Beck and Fox News are in the process of developing and producing …
Two Americans murdered in Tijuana waiting to reenter the U.S.
At the nation’s busiest port of entry — Tijuana, Mexico and San Diego, California — two Americans were murdered as they waited in their car to reenter the United States. The AP reports the victims were both carrying their U.S. passports making the identification process much easier. Their names were Kevin Romero, 28, and Sergio Salcido Luna, 25, their home …
Southern Exposure documentary “exposes” U.S. border inconsistencies
Two words used most often to describe the U.S. illegal immigration problem are – divisive and political. However a new documentary, Southern Exposure, provides a balanced look at the U.S./Mexican border and sheds light on America’s porous southern borders. If you want a bird’s eye view of the tale of two countries and their respective border problems this two-hour documentary …
Senator Grassley alleges Project Gunwalker has ties to murdered U.S. agents
Two federal law enforcement agents are dead and new documents show Jamie Avila was in possession of two of the guns that were found at murdered Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry’s crime scene. Questions from Senator Charles Grassley (R-IA) point to Alcohol Tobacco and Firearm’s (ATF) Project Gunwalker as possibly being involved in the killing of the agents. In a …
Santa Barbara loans $4.4 million to employees to buy homes
In an ultimate case of government gone wild, the city of Santa Barbara has given “teacher’s pet” employees money to purchase homes in the expensive seaside community. The down-payment for home program began in 2001 when the city gave Santa Barbara Police Chief Cam Sanchez a $500,000 loan. Over the years and multiple employees later the city has given city …
Breaking: Eiffel Tower evacuated after terrorist threat
While the French are proclaiming they are not at war with Libya, authorities evacuated the City of Light’s famous Eiffel Tower after a suspicious package was found. Approximately 4,000 tourists were whisked away when the landmark’s personnel received a phone call that the Eiffel Tower would be blown up by the package left at the tourist attraction. While details remain …
Nobel Peace Prize winner Obama declares war against Libya
With his $1.6 million peace prize in his pocket, President Barack Hussein Obama launched an aggressive onslaught of U.S. cruise warfare missiles into a sovereign nation, Libya, which has an internationally recognized leader in Moammar Qaddafi — a tyrannical leader to be sure, but a leader none-the-less. Now America’s young and globalist president has taken the helm for America’s third …
Budget negotiations limp along for another 3 weeks
It’s been more than a year since lawmakers have proposed and approved an operational budget. Instead under Democratic leadership the budget process has been continued six times and still Congress in no closer to passing a spending plan. However, freshman lawmakers decidedly made a decision to stop the nonsense and threw a wrench in the House vote by saying no …
Internet sales giant Overstock.com to cut ties with California
California’s evolving budget crisis continues to meet headwinds with major Internet companies that are lining up to flee the state if Democratic Governor Jerry Brown signs new tax increase legislation into law. Overstock.com will join Amazon.com in pulling all affiliate sellers from the state if lawmakers insist on additional taxes. A letter from Overstock.com to Board of Equalization Member Senator …
Immigration think tank sees birthright citizenship as threat to U.S. security
A new Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) report examined the consequences of America’s liberal birthright (anchor baby) policy and found that the program may have national security implications. The study Entitled “’Birthright Citizenship for the Children of Visitors: A National Security Problem in the Making?,’ provides original estimates on the number of annual births to temporary visitors, whether birth tourists, …
Ranch hand murdered near San Diego U.S./Mexico border
Sheriff Deputies and paramedics were called to a ranch located in Jamul over the weekend when the owner of the property discovered his employee was non-responsive. According to a Sheriff Department press release, “Deputies, paramedics and Cal Fire personnel were immediately called to the scene. The condition of the body, coupled with observations of the area in close proximity to …
Sky high gas doesn’t help GM’s Electric car sales
With fuel prices edging past the $4 per gallon mark in many states, one would think budget-conscious consumers would be making a beeline to GM’s new electric cars. They’re not. After the federal government publicly took over General Motors, many tree-hugging bureaucrats embraced the former gas-guzzling auto giant and designed the new environmentally friendly “Volt.” However, the inception of General …
GOP budget hawks look to lasso the cowboy poet’s festival
Cry me a river Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) is calling the Republicans mean for wanting to cut the cowboy poetry festival in his home state of Nevada. “The mean-spirited bill, H.R. 1, eliminates National Public Broadcasting,” says Senate Leader Reid. “It (H.R.1) eliminates the National Endowment of the Humanities and National Endowment of the Arts.” Reid continued to …
Los Zetas cartels takeover Texas ranches revisited
Eight months ago this reporter broke a story, based on reliable sources, that two Texas ranch owners were evicted from their ranches by the Mexican Zetas drug cartel. The July 24 Zeta report was finally confirmed 16 days later by a police blotter and the Texas Attorney General, after being largely dismissed as a hoax by the main-stream media. Coincidentally, …
Tea Parties outraged with measly $4 billion in GOP budget cuts
In the world according to House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH), the $4 billion in federal spending cuts that accompanied the two-week Continuing Resolution (CR) allowing the government to stay in business was a good start. In fact his office released the following statement; “Yesterday, the House passed a temporary budget stopgap that cuts $4 billion in spending and keeps the …
Muslim Sharia law for America? White House rally March 3rd
Only in America could a radical Muslim group be granted permits to rally at the White House and call for Sharia law to be implemented in the United States. “Preparations are now underway for the ‘Shariah4America’ project that will inshaa’allah (God willing) become an unanticipated wild card for the West, galvanizing the immense support for Shari’ah in the Middle East …
Amazon.com to cut jobs in California if legislators insist on Internet sales tax
Looking for ways to drum up extra revenue in the state of California, legislators are seeking to impose a new state sales tax on Amazon.com Internet sales. However the Internet giant says not so fast and if proposed laws are passed they will sever all ties with affiliate businesses in California. Currently the Golden State has more than 10,000 Internet …
Shady California bookkeeping creates the nation’s largest budget shortfalls
Depending on the day, California taxpayers are on the hook for $25-28 billion of debt, however according to one state watchdog group this number is just the tip of the iceberg. California Political News reported that the $25 billion figure does not include $10 billion in outstanding lawsuits, $3 billion owed to government schools or the $146 billion owed to …
Gamers to get a new violent game — “Call to Juarez: The Cartel”
Violence south of the border is not a game in real life but the makers of a new video game, “Call to Juarez: The Cartel” are banking on the brutality of drug kingpins to lure gamers into coughing up $60 to play cartel assassins. The new cartel shoot-them-up video game has angered some Mexican lawmakers who believe kids will get …
Ex-Minuteman Shawna Forde gets the death penalty for Arizona double murder
Shawna Forde, a rogue ex-minuteman border activist from Everett, Washington was convicted of first degree murder for the double homicide of a suspected Mexican drug dealer, Raul Flores and his 9-year old daughter, Brisenia Flores and today the jury sentenced her to death. It only took the jury four hours of deliberation before concluding Forde could have stopped the murders …
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