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Death Wish 3--Charles Bronson Blows A Guy Away With Rocket Launcher

A woman who is a servicewoman under the name of “Bronson” released a TikTok video bragging about how the American people must submit or they will “become the enemy” in an impending “martial law” scenario. “Understand that if active-duty military actually get deployed within the United States, that weapon is not just pointed at other people, other countries. It is pointed at you. If you do not get in your house when I tell you to, you become the enemy. Martial Law!” she said. Her TikTok account can be found under the handle, @nuggets_n_chicken. She has posted many other videos...

Fake Atomic Scientists for Iranian Doomsday Against Trump Blaming President Trump for their own nuclear disaster. January 30, 2017 Daniel Greenfield Daniel Greenfield, a Shillman Journalism Fellow at the Freedom Center, is a New York writer focusing on radical Islam. The Doomsday Clock is now at two and a half minutes to midnight. That doesn’t mean that the world will be destroyed in 150 seconds. All it means is that some people who couldn’t find a better way to get on CNN will enact an ancient left-wing ritual that involves pretending to care about a fake clock. The ritual moves...

Opening scene and gunfight from the Leone classic Once Upon a Time in the West.

In Movie Theaters: TBA, 2011 (Development) Directed by: Sylvester Stallone Starring: Sylvester Stallone Distributed by: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Genres: Action Adventure Remake Synopsis: An ordinary man goes vigilante after his wife and daughter are attacked. Additional Notes: Remake of the 1974 film.

TALLAHASSEE — As more people in Florida seek concealed weapons permits, Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bronson wants Gov. Charlie Crist to veto a $6-million raid on a fund that pays for the program. Bronson's request presents a timely opportunity for Crist to score political points with gun owners just as he's embarking on a race for the U.S. Senate. In a letter to Crist, Bronson cited "unprecedented growth" in applications for gun permits that has created a "tremendous backlog" of cases to be processed. All applicants are subject to criminal background checks. To balance the $66.5 billion state budget that takes...

    I thought I'd report on an amusing article that began: "All in favor of some global warming, raise your frostbitten hands." Peter Bronson, of the Cincinnati Enquirer states that after taking his poll, the "ayes" have it, "In fact, it's the biggest landslide since Saddam was elected president of Iraq by 138 percent".     It should not be surprising that many Americans are convinced that  Producer Al Gore deserves to win an academy award for a non-fictional documentary, given the undue pressure of global warmests who are trying to silence nay-saying scientists. Take Timothy Ball for example. If anyone has...

If a conservative is a liberal who's been mugged, what do you call a Swede who's been kidnapped? Somebody you wouldn't want to cross, that's for sure. Ulf Hjertstrom has redefined the term Stockholm Syndrome, the bizarre attachment some hostages develop for their captors, first observed during a bank robbery in the Swedish capital more than 30 years ago. No such bonds were forged between Mr. Hjertstrom, a Swedish oil engineer, and the Shura Council of the Mujahedeen of Iraq, which held him captive for 67 days. "I have now put some people to work to find these bastards," Mr....

THE SAMURAI AND THE AINU Findings by American anthropologist C. Loring Brace, University of Michigan, will surely be controversial in race conscious Japan. The eye of the predicted storm will be the Ainu, a "racially different" group of some 18,000 people now living on the northern island of Hokkaido. Pure-blooded Ainu are easy to spot: they have lighter skin, more body hair, and higher-bridged noses than most Japanese. Most Japanese tend to look down on the Ainu. Brace has studied the skeletons of about 1,100 Japanese, Ainu, and other Asian ethnic groups and has concluded that the revered samurai of...

Two years after the anthrax letter attacks, senior administration officials say they have fresh concerns about the nation's vulnerability to terrorist attacks with the deadly germ. The officials said their fears had intensified in part because they now recognized that anthrax spores could be more widely dispersed than previously believed. In addition, they said, terror suspects with ties to Al Qaeda have told questioners that the group has been trying to obtain anthrax for use in attacks. One indication of concern was a secret cabinet-level "tabletop" exercise conducted last month that simulated the simultaneous release of anthrax in different types...

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Conservatives rare species on campus It includes every kind of group," said the spokeswoman for the Masturbation Celebration on the University of Cincinnati campus. "Bondage, porn, gay, straight." Absolutely. Campuses will tolerate anything - except conservatives. UC professors recently held a seminar on war against Iraq, then surveyed faculty and students. Their answer. No way. "College professors oppose war" is about as surprising as "Vampires Do Not Approve of Sunrise" or "Vegetarians Oppose Pot Roast." It's sooo predictable. But these results are truly bizarre: Nationally, 64 percent support President Bush on Iraq. On the UC campus, 70 percent oppose Mr....