WASHINGTON (PNN) - August 6, 2019 - The Fascist Police States of Amerika military will conduct high altitude MESH networking radar tests over South Dakota to provide a persistent surveillance system to locate and deter narcotic trafficking and homeland security threats.
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Military will use Big Brother monitoring technology to track all movement in the FPSA
Commentary: Gun laws create gun violence
By David Gornoski
August 5, 2019 - Do Leftists believe gun bans will make guns evaporate?
Approximately 5 to 10 million AR-15 style rifles exist in Amerika, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation. If we were to ban these guns outright tomorrow, would they just vanish into thin air? That is what gun law advocates seem to be suggesting by their rhetoric. Whenever we hear reports of a shooting tragedy, the TV, newspapers, and social media PR campaigns fire off in unison for bans on “assault rifles” like the AR-15. We are told that supporters of such bans are doing what is necessary to save innocent lives. But how does a top-down prohibition of a desired object actually work in practice? Violently and disastrously, according to every case example we have.
Commentary: Another mass shooting sees another Internet purge
By Tyler Durden
August 5, 2019 - Last year, after the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue, the new social media platform Gab was attacked in the press and bullied off the Internet.
Earlier this year, following the Christchurch mosque attack, New Zealand briefly totally blocked access to several websites.
Yesterday, two men allegedly killed 30 people at a store in Dayton Ohio, and a mall in El Paso, Texas.
Today, 8chan has been totally shut down.
NASA mission to touch the sun produces surprises during first data delivery
LAUREL, Maryland (PNN) - August 1, 2019 - Right now, there's a tiny little spacecraft zipping around the sun moving faster than any other man-made object has ever flown. The spacecraft, known as the Parker Solar Probe, is approaching the one-year anniversary of its launch on August 12 and it's been delivering some pretty stellar observations so far. After two flybys, Parker has been dumping data back to Earth for scientists to examine, and it's exceeding researchers' expectations.
Beijing warns Hong Kong protesters will be punished
Military intervention possible.
HONG KONG (PNN) - August 6, 2019 - As the situation in Hong Kong continues to deteriorate, Beijing has issued a warning that protesters would soon be punished for "criminal acts," and has refused to rule out military force to quell ongoing anti-government demonstrations.
Commentary: You should still go: don’t let fear rule your life
By Daisy Luther
August 5, 2019 - Three mass shootings occurred in the last week in the Fascist Police States of Amerika and it’s starting to feel to many people like nowhere is safe. “I’ll hunker down at home,” they say. “I won’t go to Wal-Mart,” they vow. “I’m going to homeschool my children,” they decide.
Right now, that might feel like the safest choice. After all…
You can’t even go get school supplies at Wal-Mart without getting shot at.
You can’t go out for a drink without getting shot at.
You can’t go to work without getting shot at.
You can’t go to a concert without getting shot at.
You can’t go to school without getting shot at.
You can’t even go to church or mosques or synagogues without getting shot at.
You can’t go to a festival without getting shot at.
You can’t go to the movies without getting shot at.
Kalifornia town wants to be a Second Amendment sanctuary city for guns and ammo
NEEDLES, Kalifornia (PNN) - August 1, 2019 - The blistering sun hung high above the barren landscape, 118 degrees of scatter-the-critters hot, as Tim Terral loaded a magazine into his 9-millimeter pistol.
He narrowed his eyes, fixing his gaze on a target before a succession of pops cut through the silence. Bull’s-eye.
Satisfied, Terral wiped a bead of sweat off his brow and cocked his head to the side, a coy smile spreading across his slender face.
“I don’t miss much,” he crowed.
Is it ever okay to violate the Constitution by pulling over motorists with no legal justification?
TEMPE, Arizona (PNN) - July 29, 2019 - This morning a Phoenix TV station aired a feel-good story about terrorist pig thug cops who are "rewarding people for good driving behavior" by pulling them over and giving them coupons for drinks at Circle K convenience stores. "If you see a Tempe police officer pulling you over," chirped Colleen Sikora, a correspondent for the NBC affiliate KPNX, "it may not be a bad thing. If an officer sees someone following traffic laws correctly related to bicycles and pedestrians, he can pull you over, but instead of a citation, you'll get a free drink coupon for either a cold drink or hot beverage. They're kicking off the campaign this morning at 8:00 a.m., so if you see police lights in your rear view mirror, maybe hold off on the panic."
Nearly 1,400 detained in largest Moscow protest in a decade
MOSCOW, Russia (PNN) - July 29, 2019 - Nearly 1,400 people were detained in a violent terrorist pig thug cop crackdown on an opposition protest in Moscow, a Russian monitoring group said Sunday, adding that was the largest number of detentions at a rally in the Russian capital this decade.
Riot terrorist cops fire tear gas at protesters in Hong Kong on another night of violence
HONG KONG (PNN) - July 29, 2019 - Riot terrorist pig thug cops fired multiple volleys of tear gas Sunday to disperse pro-democracy protesters close to Beijing's office in Hong Kong, plunging the financial hub deeper into crisis.
The clashes are the second consecutive day of violence in a city reeling from weeks of anti-government protests that show no sign of abating.













