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On December 14, 2012, 26 people - including 20 children - were shot and killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, shocking the entire country and spawning efforts in Congress and various state legislatures to further restrict ownership of firearms and ammunition. There has been much talk about the perpetrators of this foul crime.

The official story is that a 20-year-old local autistic man was the shooter, but there have also been stories of a second shooter. Evidence has surfaced suggesting CIA or Israeli Mossad involvement. The Second Amendment has come under renewed attack from gun control advocates, while constitutionalists have dug in their heels concerning the God-given right to keep and bear firearms in defense of life, family and country.

I spoke with a local Sandy Hook citizen to try and get a clearer picture of what really happened on that fateful day, and in its aftermath.

The shootings in Sandy Hook are an American tragedy. The loss of life is reprehensible. Yet the unalienable right of each citizen to own firearms rests at the very heart of our country’s laws. We should all abhor such tragedies as the Sandy Hook shootings, but there will almost certainly be more of these incidents in the future.

Will we, as Americans, be ready for them when they happen? Or will we abandon the principles our Founding Fathers fought and died to preserve in the hope that bad people will stop doing bad things?

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Helen Novak is the daughter of Holocaust survivors!

Both her parents were arrested by the Nazis on their wedding day, and transported to a Siberian concentration camp, where they set shining examples of perseverance and determination.

Helen tells the story of how her parents were brutally tortured, denied food and water, and subjected to the most demeaning, degrading conditions.  Despite all this, they were determined to not allow the Nazis to destroy their love of life.  They held on until after the war, when they were finally rescued.

After they escaped their brutal imprisonment, these two extraordinary people were separated from each other. They completely lost touch with each other.  However, they ultimately were reunited, moved to the united States of America, and found the American Dream.

Helen’s story is of vital importance to us all. She warns that concentration camps are coming soon to the Fascist Police States of Amerika.  She pleads for us to wake up now and take action to prevent such atrocities from ever again happening anywhere in our world.

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In this interview, Professor Steve Keen, of Western Sydney University in Australia, discusses what he considers to be the proper way for economies to function.  He explains what is wrong with the United States, European Union and global economies, and what could be done to fix them.

Prof. Keen is the author of Debunking Economics www.debunkingeconomics.com, in which he goes up against the standardized views of economists.  Prof. Keen clarifies how Keynesian economic principles have been distorted into the debt economies that exist today.

Prof. Keen writes a blog www.debtdeflation.com/blogs in which he expounds on his economic theories.

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For almost half a century, Phyllis Schlafly has been working to expose the excesses of government. In this candid interview, she discusses the judicial activism that is destroying the foundations of our Republic.

She speaks about the education system (or lack thereof) in Amerika, and how the government disregards the constitutional protections that rest at the foundation of our society.  Dr. Schlafly also offers suggestions on how to bring back a decent level of education and activism among the people, to3ward restoring the Rule of Law in the Land of the Free.

Phyllis Schlafly is the publisher of The Eagle Forum and author of The Supremacists.