A United Nations commission wants to legalize prostitution and all intravenous narcotics, worldwide. Read this story to find out why the UN will likely push out yet another treaty that defies common sense.
USDA encourages its employees to join an international (read United Nations) effort to reduce meat consumption and become more vegetarian. They get called out for this crazy suggestion by Senator Moran of Kansas. Read about it and see the video here.
Another proposed UN treaty that hasn’t received the same level of attention as the Law of the Sea Treaty and the UN Arms Treaty is a treaty that, if adopted, would take away the rights of some parents to decide on their children’s care, education, and other important decisions.
In this short video, watch Obama’s spokesman fumble and refuse to answer two senior correspondents’ questions about where Israel’s capital is. Why? Because the Obama administration refuses to acknowledge Jerusalem as Israel’s national capital.
Cocaine dealers, occupying leadership positions in both the GOP and Democratic parties, have been buying votes in Kentucky. Read this story to find out why and how long this has been going on.
The federal government, in an unprecedented move, has effectively taken control of a city’s law enforcement agency, the New Orleans Police Department. This followed a federal investigation and DOJ lawsuit against the city. Read about what the feds are requiring of the NOPD and the associated multimillion dollar cost.
An NSA whistleblower reports that the NSA is “pulling together all the data about virtually every U.S. citizen in the country.” Read more about this disturbing report here.
Although I’m not endorsing Ice T’s rap, his understanding of the 2nd Amendment is right on target: “The right to bear arms is because that’s the last form of defense against tyranny. Not to hunt.” Read his comment on this and watch the attached, entertaining video.
If you didn’t see this on O’Reilly, take the three minutes to watch this video. In it, O’Reilly advocates for a massive expansion of federal oversight over the purchase of guns and ammo, erroneously (and repeatedly) citing the Aurora shooter’s “60,000 rounds” of ammo purchased on the Internet.
In a move that serves as a capstone to Rep. Ron Paul’s colorful career, the House on Wednesday voted to have Congress’ chief investigators conduct a full audit of the Federal Reserve’s shrouded decision-making process. Read what Bernanke has to say about it.