As the avian influenza continues to ravage wild bird populations, the experts have started to claim that “something worse is on the way.” The bird flu virus is now supposedly infecting a slew of wild snow geese in Pennsylvania. Over 200 snow geese are currently suspected to have been killed by the bird flu. These were found across Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania. The experts are now concerned that the death toll could climb even higher as cases continue to skyrocket in the area. The birds were found at the Lower Nazareth Township in Northhampton County and Upper Macungie Township in…
Author: Tommy Grant
Less than three weeks before inauguration day, some Democrat leaders in Congress are pressuring incoming President Donald Trump to support some of their gun control schemes. According to an Associated Press report, Chuck Schumer, the Democratic leader in the U.S. Senate, has accused Trump and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of blocking meaningful action on gun violence. “This is the moment for the president to do something different and courageous,” Schumer told the AP. Of course, one person’s “something courageous” is another person’s infringement on Second Amendment rights. Stopping such infringements is one of the primary reasons both President Trump…
A common occurrence after any disaster is a breakdown in everyday services and supplies. Whether it’s a hurricane, wildfires, earthquakes, or manmade events like riots and civil unrest, stores are often closed, and simply reaching them can be difficult if not impossible.Complicating matters is hoarding either before an imminent disaster like a forecasted hurricane, or hoarding after the event when people feel the need to buy as much as they can. The result is that common goods become unavailable, and that includes food.In most instances, people have enough food on hand to get through at least a week. The end…
The Illinois assault weapons ban is currently under review in a federal appeals court after being ruled unconstitutional by U.S. District Judge Stephen McGlynn in November 2024, stating the ban violates the Second and 14th Amendments. Pointing out the bizarre nature of the ban, however, experts say that what makes a firearm an “assault weapon” is trivial and lacking in any cogent reasoning. With “assault weapon” being a largely made-up expression by the mainstream media and anti-Second Amendment politicians, it should come as no surprise that a true definition of the term does not exist. Recently, CBS News Chicago was invited…
This article was originally published by Michael Snyder at The Economic Collapse Blog under the title: They Really Do Want To Reduce The Population – 47 Shocking Population Control Quotes From The Global Elite That Will Make You Want To Lose Your Lunch There is a clear consensus among the global elite that overpopulation is the primary cause of the most important problems that our world is facing today. Many of them are completely convinced that humans are literally a “plague” upon the Earth and that extreme measures are required to prevent us from destroying the entire planet. To the…
One of the many great things about the Amish is that their lifestyle is tried, tested, and true. They’ve literally spent centuries mastering the art of living a simple life from what the land gives them. This goes beyond a secretly impressive skill set to include strategies for stockpiling supplies to help them weather just about any situation. While getting stuck behind one of their horse-drawn carts can be frustrating on the highway, you shouldn’t let that trick you into thinking they’re unwise. You can learn a lot from them, by interpreting what they keep stockpiled and what they don’t.…
This article was originally published by Lance D. Johnson at Natural News. U.S. credit card defaults surged to $46 billion in the first nine months of 2024, the highest level since 2010. Defaults have jumped over 50% year-over-year, with seriously delinquent loan balances more than doubling in two years. 74.5% of US consumers carry credit card debt, with over 90% of paycheck-to-paycheck households struggling to pay bills. High inflation, predatory interest rates, and fees are crippling middle- and lower-income families, eroding consumer spending power. Economists warn that rising defaults could exacerbate inflation and destabilize the economy as financial institutions face…
Starting off 2025 with a bang, Taurus just announced the launch of the Taurus GX2. The GX2 is a compact 9mm that they say is designed to meet the needs of first-time shooters without compromising quality or performance. The Taurus GX2 The GX2 is a compact pistol chambered in 9mm and designed for carry and personal defense. It uses a stainless steel chassis housed in a polymer frame. It looks like it takes its ergonomic cues from the excellent and popular TX22. The frame has a MIL-STD-1913 accessory rail for adding compact tactical weapon lights or lasers. The GX2 has…
In the ongoing battle over cannabis use and gun ownership, a Texas district judge recently ruled that smoking marijuana does not automatically negate a person’s Second Amendment-protected right to keep and bear arms. One portion of the Gun Control Act of 1968 makes it illegal for anyone using marijuana or other banned narcotics to purchase or own a firearm. In fact, the form used by the National Instant Background Check (NICS) system specifically asks purchasers if they use marijuana or other illegal controlled substances. Courts have recently weighed in with rulings on both sides of the spectrum, some declaring the…
Until they face legal consequences, the contemptuous left has made it clear that they will continue to spend tax dollars legislating in defiance of the judiciary, particularly the United States Supreme Court. While “contemptuous” could be aptly described here as full of scorn or disdain, I am referring to contempt of court, legal terminology that describes the act of disobedience or disrespect towards the judicial branch in opposition or defiance of its authority. You might be asking, can a lawmaker be held in contempt? The answer is absolutely. The Supreme Court has repeatedly held that the Judiciary Act of 1789…