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Bullets and Booze: Oklahoma Gun Range Awarded Liquor License

    You'll be able to get a shot and a beer for real after an Oklahoma City gun range was granted a liquor license this week, much to the distress of some city leaders.        

But it'll have to be in that order: a (gun) shot and then a beer, not the other way around.

    As part of its petition to win the liquor license, the Range Cafe at Wilshire Gun Range promised that once a customer buys any alcoholic beverage, the sales register will bar him or her from the gun range itself.        

    "Guns and alcohol will never mix at Wilshire Gun," General Manager Jeff Swanson told NBC station KFOR of Oklahoma City after the City Council voted 6-3 to approve the controversial license Tuesday.        

"Once you have a drink, your driver's license will be scanned and then red-flagged, and you'll be prohibited from entering the lanes for the rest of the day," Swanson said.

That's not good enough for council members who voted against the application.

"Alcohol is legal and guns are legal. I have a problem with mixing the two," council member Larry McAtee told KFOR.

     But Swanson argued that because Oklahoma already allows patrons to carry firearms into restaurants, Wilshire Gun's restrictions will make it the safest eatery in the state when opens in about two months.        

"We've taken steps way beyond even restaurants," he said.

Ouch: Less Than 25% of West Point Cadets Stood Up For Obama After He Was Introduced… (First time in history) May 28, 2014/ RedFlag President Obama was welcomed by the Black Knight of the Hudson for his speech at West Point on Wednesday, but less than 25 percent of the cadets gave him a standing ovation upon his introduction, the Daily Mail reported. “Receiving tepid applause and a short standing ovation from less than one-quarter of the audience upon his introduction, Obama argued for a contradictory foreign policy that relies on NATO and the United Nations while insisting that ‘America must always lead on the world stage,’ the paper reported. During his speech, which the Wall Street Journal called “consistent with that of every post-Cold War administration,” the president also took a swipe at critics, saying: “I believe in American exceptionalism with every fiber of my being. But what makes us exceptional is not our ability to flout international norms and the rule of law; it’s our willingness to affirm them through our actions.” Keep reading…

No Place To Hide    Judge Andrew Napolitano | May 29, 2014 

With heart-pounding suspense, John le Carre-like intrigue and Jeffersonian fidelity to the principles of human freedom, Glenn Greenwald has just published "No Place to Hide." The book, which reads like a thriller, is Greenwald's story of his nonstop two weeks of work in May and June of 2013 in Hong Kong with former CIA agent and NSA contractor-turned-whistleblower Edward Snowden. Greenwald was the point person who coordinated the public release of the 1.7 million pages of NSA documents that Snowden took with him in order to prove definitively that the federal government is spying on all of us all the time.

The revelations constituted for Greenwald the scoop of the century; for Snowden, the exposure of massive government violations of basic constitutional principles by his former bosses; for the NSA and the Bush and Obama administrations, the revelation of criminal wrongdoing orchestrated by two presidents themselves; and for the American public, a painful realization that the Constitution is only as valuable a restraint on the government as is the fidelity to uphold it of those in whose hands we have reposed it for safekeeping. As Greenwald makes clear, it is not in good hands.
"No Place to Hide" not only tells of Snowden's initially frustrating and anonymous efforts to reach out to Greenwald and the others; it not only carefully explains the insatiable appetite of the NSA to learn everything about everyone ("Collect it all" was a continuously posted NSA motto); it is also a morality tale about the personal courage required of Snowden and Greenwald and his colleagues to expose government wrongdoing and the risk to their lives, liberties and properties in doing so.             
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Don't Stigmatize Murderers!   Ann Coulter | May 28, 2014     

 

Mass murder at a sunny college campus in a beach town would normally be considered "newsy," but Elliot Rodger's massacre at the University of California-Santa Barbara last Friday is getting surprisingly little press.
This is not a good case for liberals: The killer was an immigrant, a person of color, and the majority of his casualties resulted from attacks with a car or knife. It makes as much sense to rant about the NRA as to blame the Auto Club of America or the National Knife Collectors Association.
Rather, what we have is yet another mass murder committed by a schizophrenic -- just like those of Seung-Hui Cho, Jared Loughner, James Holmes and Adam Lanza.                              View Full Article

Obama Throws Mini Tantrum, Huffs Off After Reporter Asks Him a Question About Syria

Katie Pavlich | May 28, 2014    

Yesterday at the White House, a female reporter asked President Obama a question about the war in Syria. She asked the question just before Obama announced plans to keep 9800 troops in Afghanistan and as the President was wrapped up a White House science fair.
Instead of calmly deflecting her question, Obama scolded her and then abruptly huffed off. Charlie Spiering has the details:

After Obama finished talking to individual students and posing for pictures with the press, White House correspondent for Real Clear Politics Alexis Simendinger asked him a question about breaking news on the White House's approach to Syria's civil war as he prepared to exit the room.

“I’m sorry, we’re doing a science fair - c’mon. C’mon.” Obama said irritably as he turned and walked out of the room.

President Obama, as part of an address at the U.S. Military Academy outlining a broad shift in U.S. foreign policy, is expected to indicate Wednesday that he will expand assistance to Syrian rebels.

Administration officials told The Associated Press that Obama and his team are weighing sending a limited number of U.S. troops to Jordan as part of a mission to train and equip certain moderate members of the Free Syrian Army. The president is expected to reference the Syria plans, without making any specific announcement, in his address at West Point in New York.

The address is part of an overall effort to recast U.S. foreign policy, as an endeavor aimed at building international consensus and avoiding unilateral overreach. The speech comes one day after Obama announced his plan for gradually drawing down the U.S. force in Afghanistan after the war formally ends later this year.

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Montel Williams goes ballistic on Barack Obama in Fox appearance  Douglas Barclay,   May 28 2 014

 

“The president just promised $5 billion for terrorists around the world?!...At West...

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Talk show host and Navy veteran Montel Williams appeared on Fox News Wednesday to let loose on President Barack Obama’s handling of the Department of Veterans Affairs controversy.
In a fiery appearance, Williams stood up for the rights of veterans, noting that many of them could never have imagined they would leave a battlefield in Iraq or Afghanistan and find a new one back home.
“I’m angry because, you know, we made a promise. When I stood with my hand up proudly, I said, ‘I do solemnly swear and affirm to support and defend the Constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic and I will bear true faith –.’ I went through my oath,” Williams told host Neil Cavuto.
Williams ripped the president’s recent appearance at the graduation of cadets at the United States Military Academy at West Point. Instead of using the appearance to promote a new $5 billion anti-terrorism initiative, Williams thinks the president should have remembered the vets that had come before the cadets.
“The president just promised $5 billion for terrorists around the world?!…At West Point? Where he could have used today to say, ‘I’m sorry! For the pain that I’ve caused you, the families! And I’m going to fix it today!’”  Williams said.
The Naval Academy graduate echoed recent comments concerning the lack of interest society has for our veterans. Williams, who estimates he makes over 30 troop visits a year, has seen the amount of politicians and celebrities visiting troops deplete over the years. While he feel it is an unpopular opinion, Williams ripped members of Congress and the Senate for having never served in the military.
According to Williams, less than 20 percent of Congress have served in the military.
“They are easy and quick to send someone else’s child off to die. They should be just as quick to protect them when they come home.”VIDEO

Read also: This incredibly emotional speech by Montel Williams will make you very angry at politicians for mistreating veterans 

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Kerry On What Obama Will Be Remembered For: “Highest Standards of Transparency and Accountability”

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 Secretary of State John Kerry may have thought the six people who still believe the Obama administration is transparent and accountable were listening to his press conference in Mexico. As The Weekly Standard pointed out, Kerry was questioned about the Obama administration’s spying on Mexico and allegedly deporting the most illegal immigrants. “I know that […]

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Isla Vista Gunman "Convinced" Authorities He Wasn't a Threat   Concerned family members of gunman Elliot Rodger contacted mental health professionals in April, Santa Barbara County Sheriff  Bill Brown said Sunday   Sunday, May 25, 2014  |  By Andrew Lopez

Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown, left, speaks during a news conference on Saturday, May 24, 2014, in Santa Barbara, Calif. Sheriff's officials say Elliot Rodger, 22, went on a rampage near the University of California, Santa Barbara, stabbing three people to death at his apartment before shooting and killing three more in a crime spree through a nearby neighborhood.

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Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown said Sunday that deputies were convinced that the Isla Vista gunman, who killed six innocent people and himself during a shooting rampage in Isla Vista Friday, wasn’t a threat following a welfare check last month.

Concerned family members of gunman Elliot Rodger contacted mental health professionals in April, Brown said. When his agency was notified, deputies were sent to check on Rodger.

“He convinced them that it was all a misunderstanding,” Brown told NBC4. Though Rodger told deputies that he was having social problems and was likely going to leave school, “he was able to convince them that he was not a threat to himself or to anyone else at the time.”

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A MASS MURDERER MADE IN HOLLYWOOD: Spoiled, Rejected Son of Hunger Games Assistant Director Murders Six In BM W Drive-By Shooting Before Committing Suicide        Bob Owens on May 24, 2014

The 22-year-old son of a Hollywood assistant director who considered himself to be “the perfect guy,” committed a mass murder last night near the University of California in Santa Barbara (UCSB) before apparently committing suicide after shootouts with police.

Investigators believe a 22-year-old named Elliot Rodger driving a black BMW acted alone in the shootings late Friday night near the University of California, Santa Barbara.
Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown confirmed at a news conference early Saturday that that [sic] seven people were killed, including the gunman, and seven wounded.
Brown said the suspect exchanged gunfire with deputies and then drove off and crashed into a parked car.
‘We have obtained and are currently analyzing both written and videotaped evidence that suggests this atrocity was a premeditated mass murder,’ Brown said.
Rodger is thought to be the son of Peter Rodger, assistant director of the Hollywood film franchise The Hunger Games.

Roger apparently committed the mass murder because women constantly rejected his advances.

‘College is the time when everyone experiences those things such as sex and fun and pleasure. But in those years I’ve had to rot in loneliness. It’s not fair. You girls have never been attracted to me. I don’t know why you girls aren’t attracted to me. But I will punish you all for it,’ he says in the video, which runs to almost seven minutes.
He repeatedly promises to ‘punish’ women and lays out his plan for ‘retribution.’
‘I’m going to enter the hottest sorority house of UCSB and I will slaughter every single spoilt, stuck-up, blonde s**t that I see inside there. All those girls that I’ve desired so much, they would’ve all rejected me and looked down on me as an inferior man if I ever made a sexual advance towards them,’ he says.                                                                    WATCH VIDEO  

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White Privilege: Uh … It’s More Like Radical Gay, Black and Muslim Privilege             Doug Giles | May 25, 2014  

 

Sometimes I wish I was a radical gay, or a revolting, slick-haired, black race-baiter or drastic Muslim like that angry, rage-boy dude who’s the poster child for all the funny as heck Muslim memes.
Why am I forlorn at times with my heterosexuality, my caucasoidness and my evangelicalism? Well … it’s not that I now loathe the ladies, my pigmentation or the five Solas of the Reformation, but it’s primarily predicated upon the fact that as such a critter I can’t get away with squat any longer.
Heck, I can’t even use a tone in my voice, unless I’m mocking a redneck, lest I be reckoned with a notorious seventeenth century slave owner from Sierra Leone. And forget having chicken at a BBQ I’m hosting if I have any black friends over for that soiree. Somehow that’s now become an insult. View Full Article