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Russia Continues to Provoke, U.S. Continues to Cave
A Russian fighter jet threatened an American reconnaissance plane in international airspace over the Sea of Okhotsk, which lies off Russia’s east coast, north of Japan. “On the afternoon of April 23, a U.S. Air Force RC-135U flying in international airspace on a routine mission over the sea of Okhotsk was intercepted by a single…
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A New Land Grab in the Land of Enchantment
New Mexico has a new ‘wilderness area’ containing 500,000 acres known as the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monument. It’s located next to the Mexican border and has five mountain ranges with prehistoric rock art and more recent historic sites such as a training area for the Apollo astronauts. The Bureau of Land Management will oversee…
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Pam Collins, 1943-2014
Life-long Klamath, California resident Pam Collins passed away May 29, 2014. Born March 4, 1943 to Pernie and Ernest “Mike” Benedict, she married Tom Collins, June 25, 1960. We used to go with our folks to visit ‘Grandma’ Pernie and ‘Grandpa’ Mike. Her brother was better known as ‘Uncle Ron,’ to me and my siblings,…
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The U.S. Constitution be Damned!
Colorado law has trumped the individual liberty of ‘freedom of religion,’ as guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution, by forcing a man to bake a cake for a homosexual wedding, then making his employees take anti-discrimination training. The same thing is happening in Oregon.
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A Progressive ‘Dream Come True’
The State of Michigan is now in charge of all children between the age of 12 and 17 years – and parents can go ‘suck wind.’
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Obama’s ‘Climate Change’ Speech Leaves Army Cadets Cold
There was a real chill as President Barack Obama told the Class of 2014s United States Military Academy at West Point that fighting “climate change” will “help shape your time in uniform. “Keep in mind, not all international norms relate directly to armed conflict,” Obama said. “We have a serious problem with cyber-attacks, which is…
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The Progressive Playbook on ‘Caring’
President Barack Obama’s “Summit on Concussions,’ suggests another progressive president’s attempt to ‘protect players from injury.’ Theodore Roosevelt hosted a similar summit on October 9th, 1905 at the White House for coaches and other representatives of the top football powers at the time: the teams from Harvard, Princeton and Yale. TR claimed to love the…
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It’s the Game, Not the Gun, the Knife or the Car
It is exhaustive work, calling out the national media for its inaccurate reporting especially when it concerns the Progressive agenda. This time it’s the murders that happened on and near the University of California, Santa Barbara campus. From the Washington Post: “At least six people were killed and several others injured during a shooting rampage…”…
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Truckee Man Among Dead on Rainier
Mount Rainier National Park official says there are no plans to recover the bodies of six climbers who fell 3,300 feet to their deaths. A helicopter crew spotted camping and climbing gear in an avalanche-prone area below the group’s last known position of 12,800 feet. Among those presumed dead is Truckee, California resident Matt Hegeman,…
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A History of Mining Along California’s Smith River
A mining company from the UK has applied to the U.S. Forest Service to begin exploratory drilling over thousands of acres of forest lands, including Baldface Creek, in Curry County, Oregon, which flows into the Smith River. It’s the last major California River without a dam and is a passageway for spawning fish and a…