Monthly Archives: July 2017
Curt Schilling: ‘If I Have to Shut Up to Get in the Hall of Fame, Then I Don’t Want In’
Though his conservative politics might keep legendary ace pitcher Curt Schilling from being inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame, that won’t stop the man regarded as one of the greatest Boston Red Sox heroes of all time from … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England, Free Speech
Tagged Baseball, Curt Schilling, Hall of Fame, politics
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Laconia Woman Saved 4th of July Parade
LACONIA — After Heidi Follansbee saw the poor turnout of participants for the city’s Memorial Day parade, she called the city’s Parks and Recreation Department to complain. When she was told the department was planning to drop its annual Fourth … Continue reading
Posted in Around New England
Tagged 4th of July, Heidi Follansbee, Independence Day, Laconia, Parade
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Former Commissioner defending rogue agency….
Mr. (Bill) Carney is still blindly defending the anti-gun Fish and Game Commission. He claims that a Union Leader Editorial which said the Commission voted in opposition to SB 12, Constitutional Carry is “fake news” and he went on to … Continue reading
Hey NH1: Which Flags Are The Conservative Flags?
The author or the editor (or both), odds being high that they are both Liberal and have no idea what flag means what, are drawing a purposeful connection between the National Socialist German Worker’s Part Party of Hitler (Nationalsozialistische Deutsche … Continue reading
Posted in Free Speech, Local NH Politics
Tagged Flags, Gadsden, Nazi, NH1, Pittsfield
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Random Thoughts on the Monday Before Independence Day
1.) Democrats like to accuse everyone but themselves of vote suppression but abortion is vote suppression, and they’ll do anything to protect that. The irony, of course, is that they are statistically suppressing their own likely voters while a majority of Republicans … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, Constitution, Democrats, Immigration/Illegal Immigration
Tagged Independence Day
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Gov. Sununu Signs Veterans Court Bill into Law
Governor Chris Sununu has signed legislation to establish uniform guidelines for the state’s veterans courts. Veterans courts give some vets grappling with mental health or drug use problems a chance to solve them without going to jail. | More… | NHPR
French Food Giant Sells Stonyfield Yogurt to World’s Largest Dairy Corp.
After a 15-year run, the French food giant Danone Group has agreed to sell Stonyfield Organic to Groupe Lactalis for $875 million, Danone announced Monday. Lactalis, based in France, is the world’s largest dairy corporation, and represents cheese brands such as President, … Continue reading
Andrew Klavan: What Is Fake News?
You’ve probably heard a lot of people recently screaming and yelling about Fake News. Charges fly from all points on the political spectrum: this story is mistaken — it’s Fake News; that statement is incorrect — it’s Fake News. But … Continue reading
Study Shows Senate Dems Don’t Practice The Diversity They Demand of Others
Democrats pride themselves on diversity and inclusiveness, so we might expect to see a united colors of Benneton ad in the Senate yearbook. But we’d be wrong. According to the Washington Post, they have seen a report released by Senate Minority … Continue reading
Solar Panels Generate 300 Times More Toxic Waste Than Nuclear Reactors
Solar panels create 300 times more toxic waste per unit of electricity generated than nuclear power plants, according to a Thursday report from the pro-nuclear group Environmental Progress (EP). The report found that solar panels use heavy metals, including lead, chromium … Continue reading
Posted in Climate, Energy, Environment
Tagged cadmium, chromium, Lead, Nuclear, Solar, Waste
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The New Media Militia 