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Police officer shatters student's car window

liveleak.com

September 22, 2013

A University of Central Florida police officer is under investigation after video of a traffic stop surfaced, showing a student's car window shatter after he claimed she started to roll it up on his hand.

The traffic stop happened Wednesday, Sept. 4 along Gemini Boulevard on the UCF campus. Video from UCF Police Officer Timothy Isaacs's lapel camera showed him pull over Victoria King for a broken brake light. King, who was 25 at the time, said the car was her mother's, and she did not have the vehicle's registration card.

Cali's gun control policy, Put in perspective by Colion Noir.

xrepublic.tv

September 21, 2013

Cali's gun control policy, Put in perspective by Colion Noir. This should be common sense by now.

Liberals Commit Fraud "Racist" Attacks on College Campus to Slander White Conservatives Busted

freepatriot.org

August 23, 2013

Chuck Ross of the Daily Caller has reported that vandalism on a college campus in Ohio, previously alleged to have been committed by 'white conservatives' or 'white racists' had actually been committed by white liberals, trying to slander white conservatives. The Daily Caller reports that one of the two students removed from Oberlin College this year for allegedly circulating virulently racist, anti-Jewish and anti-gay messages around campus is an ardent leftist and committed supporter of President Barack Obama, not a white conservative, as the acts had tried to portray.

Small town nightmare!

thelibertarianrepublic.com

August 19, 2013

The Blaze has an incredible story out of Rose, Michigan. The father of a rape victim has been violently targeted allegedly by a gang of teachers who are in trouble for openly supporting another teacher who raped an eight-year-old boy.

Neal Erickson was sentenced 15-30 years in prison in July for the crime of raping John Janczewski's son in school. He took action against the teacher, but unbelievably, a group of teachers has spoken out in support of Erickson, saying things such as: "This was an isolated incident. He understands the severity of his action and is sincere in his desire to make amends..." Janczewski describes the terrible anguish he felt, describing how the molestation destroyed their relationship as his son's personality dramatically shifted. "At one thirty in the morning on a Saturday, I was awoken to a bomb sound going off," Janczewski said, choking back emotion. "I went to the window to find my garage was on fire and engulfed in flames, my camper and the side of my house...If I wouldn't have woken up, we could've all died." The local school board is holding a meeting tonight to decide the fate of the teachers who supported the child molester. Parents are threatening to pull their students from the school if the teachers aren't fired. The teachers are threatening to sue if they are fired.

Is Passive Voice Holding You Back at Work?

mashable.com

August 9, 2013

"A mistake was made on the report. Engagement was increased by 10%. The customer issue was addressed." What's wrong with these sentences?

Well, grammatically speaking, nothing. But, each of these statements uses the passive voice - where the subject does not act, but rather is acted upon by an outside force. And in any professional setting, that's a big mistake. Here's why. When you're applying for a job, seeking a raise or promotion, or otherwise marketing your talents, using the passive voice tells potential employers and managers that you are a passive person. To succeed in your job search - and even on the job - you need to convey that you are the kind of person who makes those things happen.

Obama Tells Teachers Not To Reprimand Black Students

americanoverlook.com

August 8, 2013

Pres. Obama is asking public school teachers to "take it easy" on black students who misbehave.

On July 26, 2012, Obama signed an Executive Order to create the African American Education Initiative. The order births a new federal bureaucracy and effectively offers black students a green light to misbehave at school. Obama asked public school teachers to reduce the number of disciplinary actions taken against black students. Specifically, it calls on schools to "not rely on methods that result in disparate use of disciplinary tools." The order, however, does not include any suggestions to improve black students' inappropriate behavior. Members of the new bureaucracy will work to pressure public school systems into complying with the president's order. To do that, public schools must utilize a quota system.

Rep. Steve King considering bill to repeal everything Obama has signed - National Policy & Issues | Examiner.com

examiner.com

August 8, 2013

If Rep. Steve King (R-IA) has his way, everything President Obama has signed into law would be repealed, and he is considering a bill to do just that, The Hill reported Wednesday.

"King put forward this suggestion to an Iowa audience on Tuesday, when he also reiterated his threat to sue the Obama administration for its June decision not to deport younger illegal immigrants," Pete Kasperowicz wrote. He also told a group of about 60 people in Humboldt County that he intends to sue the administration over an executive order stopping the deportation of certain illegal immigrants. ''I am bringing him to court and we're going to defend the Constitution of the United States and the separation of powers,'' he said.

Teacher escapes jail despite child porn

video.news.ninemsn.com.au

August 5, 2013

October 23, 2012: A Sunshine Coast teacher who helped organise a Day For Daniel Morcombe walk has escaped any jail time despite being caught with child porn.

Mexico and Canada declared part of US homeland by Senate maps

rt.com

August 1, 2013

Sen. Dianne Feinstein referred to the US, Canada and Mexico as "the Homeland" at an NSA Senate briefing on Wednesday, presenting a map that united the three nations as one.

At a Senate Judiciary Committee meeting held to acquire details on the National Security Agency's mass surveillance programs, Sen. Feinstein (D-Calif.) made a geographic mistake in which she united three large countries into one. The error went by without comment during the briefing, but generated a significant response upon closer examination of the map. During the briefing, Feinstein, who serves as chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, was defending the NSA's data-collection programs when she pulled out a world map that identified North America as the "Homeland". The newly-declassified diagram showed terror activity that the NSA had allegedly disrupted throughout the world.

12 Year Old Egyptian Boy Stuns Reporter

educateinspirechange.org

July 30, 2013

This 12 years old boy is just stunningly, incredibly smart. Listen to him as he excoriates the Muslim Brotherhood, relentlessly dissecting their power grab for Egypt.

The original interview was realized by the Egyptian newspaper El Wady, in Cairo, on Oct 19, 2012. Free Arabs (www.freearabs.com) is responsible of the editing, translation and subtitles.

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