Lawsuits
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Saudi Arabia Gives Luxury Trips to Veterans Willing to Oppose 9/11 Law
Saudi Arabia is paying Qorvis MSLGROUP to recruit veterans to go to Washington and tell members of congress that they oppose the 9/11 bill which allows victims and the families of the 9/11 attacks to sue Saudi Arabia for damages. The Saudis are covering all expenses including luxury rooms at Trump’s Washington D.C. hotel along…
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Is Saudi Arabia Bribing Former Military Officers to Sandbag Lawsuit
Recently, five former officers wrote columns condemning the new law that will allow victims and their families to sue Saugi Arabia for damages emerging from the 9/11 attacks. Normally, that would not be that important as different people can have different opinions on such a controversial law. However, when they all use extremely similar language…
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Minority Employees Reveal Kellogg’s Racist Roots
Kellogg’s, the same company that sent almost 1 million dollars to domestic terrorist group, Black Lives Matter, apparently doesn’t love honest, hardworking minorities. According to employees at the Franklin, Mass distribution plants, they are subjected to racism in the form of the “N” word and pictures of baboons and threats to anyone who reports their…
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Federal Judge Rules Against California’s Bid to Delay End of Gun Waiting Periods
California’s laws requiring gun purchasers to wait at least ten days before taking possession of their lawfully-acquired firearms are one step closer to being history, reports The Calguns Foundation, a gun rights group headquartered in the Sacramento suburb of Roseville. In a new order released today, Federal District Court Judge Anthony W. Ishii rejected two requests made…
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New York City Pays Out $7,500 to Falsely Arrested Knife Owner
The City of New York has agreed to pay $7,500 to a falsely arrested knife owner in a Knife Rights supported case. The embarrassing settlement shows that the city would rather pay than try to justify its illegal conduct after police declared his knife an illegal “gravity knife” even though the blade did not lock…
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California: Information on the Ten-Day Waiting Period Court Decision
A federal district court judge recently ruled that California’s mandatory 10-day waiting period for firearm purchases violates the Second Amendment as applied to individuals who already lawfully possess at least one firearm that is registered to them in the California Department of Justice (DOJ) Automated Firearms System (AFS), or who possess a valid Carry Concealed…
