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Government Cover-up of Ammo Buys Implodes | THE JEENYUS CORNER
Silence, secrecy and shoddy attempts at debunking the facts have led to Congressional scrutiny THE JEENYUS CORNER By Steve Watson The failure on behalf of the federal government to provide any explanation for why the Department of Homeland Security is arming to the teeth with high-powered weapons and billions of hollow point bullets, as well […]
New Xbox Reportedly Won’t Let You Play (Unless It Can Spy On You) | THE JEENYUS CORNER
THE JEENYUS CORNER By Adan Salazar People throughout the world could soon be voluntarily outfitting their homes with indefinitely active cameras, infrared sensors and microphones if they purchase Microsoft’s new Xbox video game console, slated for release sometime next year. According to leaked screen captures, the new console, codenamed “Durango,” will be “Always On, Always […]
Department of Education Promotes Mao Zedong | THE JEENYUS CORNER
Quote by Greatest Mass Murderer in History Pushed on NCES “Kids’ Zone” Website THE JEENYUS CORNER By Melissa Melton The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) “Kids’ Zone” website quoted mass murderer Chairman Mao Zedong for its “The Quote of the Day” earlier today. Buzzfeed posted a screenshot of the initial quote: Apparently, NCES took […]
Reuters: Test of anthrax vaccine in children gets tentative OK | THE JEENYUS CORNER
THE JEENYUS CORNER By Sharon Begley A presidential ethics panel has opened the door to testing an anthrax vaccine on children as young as infants, bringing an angry response from critics who say the children would be guinea pigs in a study that would never help them and might harm them. The report, however, released […]
Colorado sheriff says new state gun laws won’t be enforced | THE JEENYUS CORNER
THE JEENYUS CORNER Weld County Sheriff John Cooke won’t enforce new state gun measures expected to be signed into law by Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper, arguing the proposed firearms restrictions give a “false sense of security.” Lawmakers in Colorado on Friday approved a landmark expansion of background checks on firearm purchases. Earlier in the week, […]
St. Patty’s Police State In North Carolina Nets 100 Charges | THE JEENYUS CORNER
Marshall D. Culpepper THE JEENYUS CORNER Police in North Carolina are using the excuse of cracking down on drunk drivers this Saint Patrick’s Day weekend to set up constitutional check points without a warrant. Performing warrant-less searches a Saturday night checkpoint along Sharon Amity Road netted slew of people. Thirteen were charged with driving while impaired. Charlotte-Mecklenburg police charged […]
Did Author Mark Dice Curse Rapper Lil Wayne? | THE JEENYUS CORNER
Marshall D. Culpepper THE JEENYUS CORNER Pro-Illuminati rapper, Lil Wayne, was recently hospitilized after suffering from a seizure. Paparazzi pros at TMZ Reported that the musical performer was in “Critical Condition” and had been placed in the ICU after suffering an overdose on illegal drugs. National media outlets have reported that TMZ’s account is false and that Wayne […]
Gabby Giffords’ AR-15 | THE JEENYUS CORNER
THE JEENYUS CORNER By Kurt Nimmo Earlier this week, a Tucson, Arizona, radio talk show host posted a photo of former Congressman Gabby Giffords posing with the dreaded AR-15 semiautomatic rifle. The photo was taken in October, 2010, prior to Giffords suffering a near fatal gun wound to the head during a political event in […]
Drone Spotted Over Austin at SXSW | THE JEENYUS CORNER
THE JEENYUS CORNER While interviewing actor Daniel Sunjata, Infowars spotted a drone hovering over Austin’s famous Sixth Street during the SXSW festival. Could this be an ominous indicator of what’s to come? As reporter Darrin McBreen notes, Congress has already signed a bill allowing the Federal Aviation Administration to permit the use of drones – […]
FBI’s ‘National Security Letters’ Demands Ruled Unconstitutional | THE JEENYUS CORNER
THE JEENYUS CORNER By Eyder Peralta A federal judge in California ruled today that the FBI cannot secretly demand data from banks and phone companies in national security cases. The judge said orders that keep those requests secret violate the First Amendment. NPR’s Carrie Johnson filed this report for our Newscast unit: “The demands known […]
