A gun the NRA doesn't like

The company Armatix has created a smart gun which has a computer chip that transmits a signal to a watch and the only way to operate the firearm is enter a five digit pin in the watch. The gun also has to be within ten inches away from the watch in order to fire. The design keeps the gun out of the hands of unauthorized people. The national rifle association is not in favor of such a gun do to the fear that smart guns may be mandated by the government or controlled.

http://www.newsmax.com/US/gun-control-smart-guns-technology/2014/04/28/id/568064/

http://www.businessweek.com/articles/2014-04-28/why-smart-guns-wont-transform-the-u-dot-s-dot-firearm-industry

Olympic Committee has Decided to add more Medals

          After the winter Olympics,  the Olympic committee has decided to add more medals to the Olympics for the up coming summer Olympics in Rio De Janerio. These medals include for 4th iron, for 5th pewter, for 6th zinc, 7th nickel, 8th aluminum, 9th tin, 10th lead, 11th mercury, and for 12th life alert. The Olympic feels that more people deserve medals in the Olympics.

North Korea Atrocitys Agenst Humanity

Due to the totalitarian nature of Kim Jong Un and the lack of rights of the North Korean people, the United Nations Commission of Inquiry on Human Rights is looking over its findings for possible prosecution of  Kim Jong Un. The north korea people are under strict control people those who are  cought fleaning the countrie or having outside influence like media are put in prison camps. its prison camps that abuse people and  The atrocitys committed in these camps include mass execution, torture, slavery, sexual violence, mass starvation and other mean to keep the prisoners at bay. Pyongyang rejects the validity of the UNs investigation.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/16/world/asia/north-korea-un-report/

http://www.cnn.com/2014/02/17/world/asia/north-korea-un-report/

North Koreans are back at their nuclear program

The war mongering North Koreans are back at it again with their nuclear program. North Korea has expanded the size of its uranium enrichment facility. North Korea is also fear mongering with its propaganda saying the United States and South Korea is building up its military in Asian countries to prepare for an attack. This propaganda like this is daily.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/north-korea-has-rebooted-its-nuclear-program-us-confirms/

Contraband Sent to North Korea

Two miles away from the North Korean border human rights activist send giant balloons across the border filled with media and information on the outside world. These balloons say that the regime must fall. The balloons are filled with media DVDs, USBs, radios and information about the outside world. There is a timer that will rupture the balloon spreading media across the country side. Due to North Korea's totaltarian government it has complete control over the media and what it shows the world and its people. If North Koreans are caught with this media they will be sent to a prison camp along with their family for possible execution.

http://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2014/01/we-hacked-north-korea-with-balloons-and-usb-drives/283106/

Exodus in the North East

With recent gun control laws in New York and Connecticut, gun companies are moving or considering moving out of existing states. With the New York SAFE act banning magazine capacity of more than 10 rounds, requiring background checks on ammunition sales, existing assault weapons can be grandfathered in but magazines exciding 10 rounds cannot be. In Connecticut they have banned high capacity magazines and assault weapons. These laws have left its historic firearms companies scouting out for new locations for their company to move. These companies include Kahr Arms, Ithaca and PTR industries are planning to move and expand to different states. Other companies are in disgust with the laws like Colt, Mossberg, Remington, and Ruger are staying there for now.






http://www.ibtimes.com/southern-exposure-gun-sales-surge-northeast-manufacturers-fleeing-dixie-1533842

Mikhail Kalashnikov dies at the age of 94

Mikhail Kalashnikov the former soviet arms inventor for the company Izhmash and the inventor of the AK platform has died. The AK 47 is the world’s most popular firearm with 75 million in circulation which has been utilized by communists to rebel forces. Mikhail Kalashnikov found inspiration for his assault rifle from the German Sturmgewehr 44. Mikhail Kalashnikov was a tank commander during the Second World War, he was wounded in combat which resulted in him perusing a prosperous career in firearms manufacturing.