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Illinois state Rep. Mike Bost (R-Murphysboro) launched into a fiery tirade on the Illinois House floor after Democratic lawmakers attempted to sneak in what he considered to be a significant floor amendment to a proposed concealed carry bill. Watch Bost’s outburst HERE. |
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David “Cole” Withrow was
a senior ready to graduate with honors from Princeton High School in
Johnston, N.C. He is also an Eagle Scout, who did his senior class
project on gun safety and was even looking forward to college in the
fall. All
of that was before Cole forgot to take his shotgun out of his truck
before going to school. Learn what happened when he called his mom to
come get the weapon HERE.
An
extremely graphic video showing a woman being decapitated with a knife
by a masked man has been spreading on Facebook for the past few days.
And, although according to Facebook’s current policy, the video doesn’t
violate graphic content restrictions, the social media site has decided
to remove all reported instances as it evaluates the situation. Get the
rest of the details on this story HERE.
On
Thursday, Glenn Beck announced a new partnership for TheBlaze TV with
major Hollywood producer Gerald Molen, whose credits include “Jurassic
Park,” “Schindler’s List” and last year’s “2016: Obama’s America.” Watch
Beck breaking the big news HERE.
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After the reports surfaced that the family of the accused Boston Marathon bombing suspects has received upwards of $100,000 in welfare over the past decade, something clicked. We were reminded of a British Muslim cleric's statement about welfare being the “jihad seekers allowance.” Was this a widely accepted theory among Muslims in America and around the world? See what we discovered when we looked into this theory HERE. |
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Roommates can be really annoying at times. However,
one guy took it to another level by relentlessly harassing his roommate
as he tried to study for his finals at the U.S. Naval Academy. The
video was uploaded to YouTube on Wednesday and is quickly spreading. See
it HERE.
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You can buy one for as cheap as $3. Chad Cross picked one up for $10. And it saved his life. What
are we talking about? The cheap purchase is a simple snake bite kit —
and Cross found out how invaluable one is during a turkey hunting trip
in Alabama on Sunday. While
walking, the Montgomery resident was bit in the calf by a 6ft pit
viper. Check out the graphic photos of the bite and how Cross used the
kit to save his life HERE.
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TruNews 5-2-13 Soldiers Face Court Martial, Sedition And Treason For Proselytizing
Thursday, May 02, 2013 Radio commentator Steve Quayle and Rick discuss the appalling new Pentagon policy muzzling Christian members of the Armed Forces from talking about Jesus Christ to other soldiers.
The issue surfaced after activist Mikey Weinstein of the Military Religion Freedom organization met with department officials and then wrote that Christians in the military are "monsters" who must be stopped from talking about their faith.
Weinstein had declared: "We face incredibly well-funded gangs of fundamentalist Christian monsters who terrorize their fellow Americans by forcing their weaponized and twisted version of Christianity upon their helpless subordinates in our nation's armed forces."
In an interview with Fox News, Weinstein said the military needs to begin prosecuting Christians who share their faith.
"Someone needs to be punished for this," he said. "Until the Air Force or Army or Navy or Marine Corps punishes a member of the military for unconstitutional religious proselytizing and oppression, we will never have the ability to stop this horrible, horrendous, dehumanizing behavior."
It seemed the military was listening.
After a private meeting between Weinstein and Pentagon officials April 23, a Pentagon spokesman declared, "Religious proselytization is not permitted within the Department of Defense."
Weinstein, according to Fox News' Todd Starnes, told officials at the meeting that U.S. troops who evangelize are guilty of sedition and treason and should be punished, by the hundreds if necessary.
But leaders of the Washington-based Family Research Council, which recently faced a violent attack by a leftist who said his goal was to kill as many people as he could, said the Pentagon's apparent intent to punish evangelism makes no sense.
"Why would military leadership be meeting with one of the most rabid atheists in America to discuss religious freedom in the military," asked FRC President Tony Perkins in a Fox News interview. "That's like consulting with China on how to improve human rights."
Retired Lt. Gen. William Boykin, a vice president at FRC, said such a policy would allow Christians within the military who speak of their faith to be "prosecuted as enemies of the state."
"This has the potential to destroy military recruiting across the services as Americans realize that their faith will be suppressed by joining the military," Boykin said.
"Our brave troops deserve better. If chaplains and other personnel are censored from offering the full solace of the Gospel, there is no religious freedom in the military."
FRC launched a petition urging the Pentagon to scrub plans to censor religious beliefs.
The FRC petition states: "Our brave troops deserve better. Subverting the religious freedom of our troops both hurts the morale of our troops and puts our nation at risk by labeling courageous military personnel as enemies.
"I urge you to resist the demands of anti-Christian activists who are calling for a court-martial order upon chaplains and service members who share their faith," the petition says.
Tens of thousands of Americans joined the effort, which was brought about, according to FRC, because of claims that "religion is one of the chief problems plaguing our troops."
Some have said, FRC points out, that "religious proselytizing" is "at the top of the list of problems in the armed forces -- even on par with sexual assault."
The FRC noted the Washington Post reported that the Air Force had created a document "with the directive that leaders of all levels (including chaplains) may not 'promote their personal religious beliefs to their subordinates or to extend preferential treatment for any religion.'"
Ron Crews of the Chaplain Alliance for Religious Liberty told Starnes: "Saying that a service member cannot speak of his faith is like telling a service member he cannot talk about his spouse or children. I do not think the Air Force wants to ban personnel from protected religious speech."
However, Weinstein told the Washington Post that such conversation is a national security threat and "sedition and treason."
Ken Klukowski, a senior fellow for religious liberty at FRC, noted that Weinstein cites Focus on the Family founder James Dobson as "illustrating the extremist, militant nature of these virulently homophobic organizations' rhetorically charged propaganda."
Weinstein concludes: "Let's call these ignoble actions what they are: the senseless and cowardly squallings of human monsters."
Kulkowski pointed out that Weinstein endorses the Southern Poverty Law Center, which publishes a list of "hate groups" that lump together Christian organizations such as FRC with the Ku Klux Klan.
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