Georgia Heroes SWAT Old Man’s Okra Garden
Georgia retiree raided after growing suspicious okra plants
“Then they come to my house strapped with weapons for no reason. It ain’t right.”
CARTERSVILLE, GA — A retired man was awoken to his...
VW Gets Raped By Canada for $1.6 Billion
As Sam Kineson used to say... it never ends:
Volkswagen AG has agreed to spend up to C$2.1 billion ($1.6 billion) to buy back or "fix" 105,000 diesel-powered cars and compensate owners...
Another Lawsuit for Elon
Elon MUsk's electric car long con operation has been accused of misleading consumers into believing that the Autopilot system installed its vehicles can safely transport passengers at highway speeds.
A Model S...
What Hannah Arendt Wrote About
The once-famous author Hannah Arendt wrote about the Nazis, in particularly about the banality of evil. What she meant was that the Nazi thugs - out of their threatening uniforms and...
Latest Reader Qs ( 7/10/2017)
Here are the latest reader questions - along with my answers!
Pancho asks:
I drive a 1996 Toyota Hilux, 225k kms, dents and bumps and craters everywhere but I like it. The dashboard top...
Colorado Hero Caught Perjuring Himself
Yesterday (June 21st), I went down to Boulder City, a small town just south of Las Vegas, to attend a hearing for a man who had been arrested during a Revenue...
Armed Government Workers Beat Disabled Man, Taxpayers Pay $1 Million
Driving into a dead end, a mentally disabled man opened his car door and raised his hands in surrender. He was met with a kick to the face and ferocious baton...
Reader Question: Fiero Musings?
Here's the latest reader question, along with my reply!
Kevin asks: Great show on Freedom's Phoenix (here). Thanks for reminding me about the Fiero. My favorite memory is of driving one on...
Watch These “OathKeepers” Honoring Their Oaths
Here's video from Tulsa, OK showing how much armed government workers respect the law.
A man and some friends attempt to peacefully - and lawfully - open carry in a public park,...
Baltimoreans on the Hook for Millions… to Pay for “heroes” Who Ran Amok
The Baltimore City Board of Estimates is scheduled to vote Wednesday on paying more than $1 million to settle police misconduct complaints.
The city's taxpayers are is also now on the hook...