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“Casualty Evacuation Exercise” Planned Incase Of Post Election Civil Unrest
he U.S. Capitol Police, in coordination with federal agencies, conducted a “Casualty Evacuation Exercise” Monday night, just over a week before Election Day. In a statement to her supporters, Greene claimed that the Democrats are ramping up security measures in Washington, not to protect the people, but to further entrench their hold on the government…
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Italian Ammo Maker Brings Jobs To KC. MO. Area
A new Italian ammunition and defense container manufacturer is set to invest $16 million in the Kansas City metro and create more than 160 jobs. RB SRL, an Italian parts manufacturer, announced on Thursday, Oct. 17, that it will open a new 100,000-square-foot facility in Kansas City. The project is expected to invest $16 million…
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Anti-Drone Shells, Unveiled At Russian ORELEXPO
Dust off Grand Pops old duck gun, we are going hunting. At the ORЁLEXPO International Exhibition of Weapons and Hunting Products in Moscow, Russia introduced the IGLA anti-drone cartridges, designed specifically for use with the LEX series rifles. These cartridges represent a new approach to combatting small unmanned aerial vehicles [UAVs], a growing threat in…
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Man Gets 10 Years for Possession of Ammunition
Jamar Johnson, 30, from Fresno, received a 10-year prison sentence for illegally possessing ammunition. This sentence was issued by U.S. District Judge Jennifer L. Thurston, following Johnson’s history of firearms offenses, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of California. Jamar was a Repeat Firearms Offender. Hoodline Continues The case details paint…
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Court Blocks Enforcement Of NY Carry Ban
Leaning heavily on the second Bruen standard—the ability to show a historical precedent—a district court in New York on Thursday permanently enjoined the state’s law banning guns on private property open to the public without express consent of the owner. The Truth About Guns Reports: In the case Christian v. James, U.S. District Judge John. L. Sinatra of…
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Mayor and 15 others killed in Lebanon Council Meeting
The UN’s special coordinator for Lebanon has criticised Israel after air strikes on municipal buildings in the southern city of Nabatieh killed the mayor and 15 other people. Jeanine Hennis-Plasschaert called the killing of mayor Ahmad Kahil “alarming” and said any violations of international humanitarian law were “completely unacceptable”. At least five of those killed…
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Witnesses Saw an Armed Group Harassing Helene Aid Workers in a Small Tennessee Town
Witnesses reported seeing a group of armed people harassing hurricane relief workers in a remote Tennessee community last weekend, a sheriff said Wednesday as a man in North Carolina appeared in court for allegedly threatening aid workers in that state. Although there is no indication that the incidents are related, they come with the Federal…
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‘Victory Plan’ For Ukraine Faces
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy unveiled his much anticipated “victory plan” on Wednesday, calling on his allies to take urgent steps to bolster Kyiv at a precarious moment in a bid to end the war with Russia next year.As Moscow’s forces advance in the east and a bleak winter of power cuts looms, he told parliament his…
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U.S. Missile Defense System & 100 Troops To Be Sent To Israel
The Pentagon announced it would send the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense battery and its crew as Israel considered retaliatory attacks against Iran. NYTimes Continues The United States is sending an advanced missile defense system to Israel, along with about 100 American troops to operate it, the Pentagon announced on Sunday. It is the first…
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Joy Behar Claims Hillary Clinton ‘Would Have Won’ If She’d Come On ‘The View’ More In 2016
It’s been eight years since Donald Trump trounced Hillary Clinton in the 2016 presidential election. During that race, members of the liberal elite were fully confident that Trump had no chance of winning. Unfortunately for them, Trump did indeed beat Clinton and subsequently became the 45th president of the United States. Eight years later, the…
