Neighborly acts weakly contradict warrior cop trend
Officer David Cogburn and a Chattanooga centenarian. (Photo Fred Fletcher on Facebook) By David Tulis Chattanooga chief of police Fred Fletcher adheres to the theory called community policing. This idea sees police officers as becoming personal and social fixities in their assigned neighborhoods, being friends with all the residents, being intimates among shopkeeps, homeowners, traders, […]
If we were a free people, how would we pay?
David Tulis asking a delicate question to his listener at AM 1240 Hot News Talk radio in Chattanooga. 20 minutes. Tweet Pin It
Swayed by envy, 12 on jury convict Hirsch of trying to live as free man
Arthur Jay Hirsch, a devout Christian in Lawrence County, Tenn., is leaving home for trial Dec. 22, 2015, in Lawrenceburg. The “fiddle man” was convicted for operating on the presupposition that constitutional liberties can be exercised by individual Americans. (Photo David Tulis) By David Tulis Won over by an appeal to envy, a jury convicted […]
‘Fiddle man’ sues trooper, 2 prosecutors for oppression day before trial
Stella Hargrove, circuit court judge, insists Arthur Jay Hirsch face trial in her court Tuesday on abusive criminal charges A man going on trial Tuesday on charges of driving on a suspended license and possessing a pistol sued two state attorneys and a state trooper involved in his prosecution, alleging they lied under oath and […]
App outfit RSM boosts entrepreneurs in Chattanooga, across country
Ryan McReynolds runs RSM Apps in Chattanooga, helping small businesses use mobile devices to better connect with customers. Tweet Pin It
State lacks grounds to prosecute free user of roads, fiddler says in motion
Lawrenceburg, Tenn., hosts a tractor pull for area farm families. Its courts are hearing a challenge to the state’s lawless seizure of country lanes, city streets and highways. (Photo Yesterday’s Tractors) By David Tulis Today Arthur Jay Hirsch filed in Lawrence County, Tenn., circuit court this motion for dismissal of his case due to lack […]
Act bans coal fly ash in sky, but U.S. jets inject millions of tons aloft
Geophysicist J. Marvin Herndon tells how coal fly ash, a recycled industrial waste, is used by the U.S. to create a perpetual haze over the country. This haze ostensibly serves the interest of the so-called war on global warming, but is poison to people. 50 minutes. Tweet Pin It
‘Fiddle man’s’ defense hobbled as lawyer bails; pray for his cause, need for funds
This truck is Jay Hirsch’s means of transportation, the one he was using when charged with “driving on an expired“ license in a middle Tennessee county. (Photo Jay Hirsch) By David Tulis I ask you to please pray for the Lawrenceburg “fiddle man” Jay Hirsch and for our gracious God to encourage this faithful Christian […]
SWAT creates war zone at motel as man refuses to unlock door
TV 12 reports about a SWAT operation in which dozens of combat-armed police confront a man in a Chattanooga motel room who refuses to come out. By David Tulis / Noogaradio 1240 AM 101.1 FM The rise of the warrior cop is highlighted in Chattanooga in an incident in which dozens of police — some […]
Nuclear chemist awaits reply to mayor letter warning of sky striping dangers
This is a sample of coal ash like that dispensed at high altitudes by jet aircraft taking part in U.S. sky striping activities. The material is spread in the “war on global warming,” according to J. Marvin Herndon, a scientist in San Deigo. (Photo uky.edu) Though we have covered aerial geoengineering over Hamilton County and […]