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General Motors is halting, for a month, the manufacture of its well-known but seldom-sold Chevrolet Volt extended-range electric car, according to trade publication Automotive News.

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Ohio police use Tazer seven times on driver in diabetic shock, dislocate his shoulder! According to the Cincinnatti Enquirer, motorist John Harmon was on his way home from work when his blood-sugar got too low. As a diabetic, this meant trouble, and Harmon's vehicle veered into another lane. A nearby Hamilton, Ohio sheriff's deputy spotted the unintentional maneuver and pulled him over. The officer then approached the car with his gun drawn and screamed at Harmon before smashing his window open. Harmon, 52, was then cut out of his seatbelt and dragged him to the ground.

The Toronto Police department has purchased 4 long range acoustic riot control devices. The G20 "leaders" gather to plot the next stages of our enslavement and spend $1 BILLION on security to silence opposition and disperse dissenters.

Burlington’s mayor and the police department are using the same word to describe a Lamoille County firing range’s edict that city officers are unwelcome to train there in a dispute over gun control:

“Unfortunate.”

***What I want to know is, why is the proposed one sided loss of freedom always called a "debate"?

Acknowledgment of police brutality and police state measures increases...

In Japan, you cannot buy a handgun, much less an assault rifle. In fact, even off-duty police officers are banned from carrying guns. You can buy a shotgun or an air rifle, but it is not easy: 1) First, you have to take a class and a written exam. 2) Then there's a skill test at a shooting range 3) Next is a drug test 4) Then a mental evaluation. 5) Assuming you pass all those tests, you file with the police, who then run a background check. No wonder Japan has one of the lowest gun ownership rates in the world. But does it work? In 2008, the U.S. had 12,000 gun-related murders. Japan had 11.

Cops and cameras. This Tazer salesman (and the talking head) is so naive. Is they loved the idea so much, then they would not hassle journalists.

"Police officer Tasered a man 11 times while he was having a diabetic seizure...permanently scarred [him] and caused him neurological damage that has not abated."

Yet another story of a cop abusing somebody with a tazer for absolutely no justifiable reason.