In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News, Roseburg pastor Randy Scroggins answers those who have made the bizarre claim that the shooting that left nine victims dead and nine injured is a fake.
In an exclusive interview with Breitbart News, Oregon pastor Randy Scroggins described how the media used a quote from him in the wake of the Umpqua Community College Shooting to attack GOP Presidential candidate Ben Carson.
This might restore a little of your hope for America’s future: In an exclusive conversation with Breitbart News, three students from Umpqua Community College show more common sense about guns and safety on college campuses than mainstream Democratic politicians.
Josh Marshall, editor and publisher of popular progressive news site Talking Points Memo, took to Twitter to insult Roseburg, Oregon protestors who support the Second Amendment as “pro-Massacre activists.”
On Friday, anyone paying attention to the news got to see at least a hint of The Roseburg Moment. It doesn’t fit either the mainstream media nor Democrat establishment’s political narrative, so it didn’t get the full court press media coverage of an Occupy Wall Street or Black Lives Matter protest, but anyone concerned about the future of freedom in America should take note.
As helicopters whirred overhead, bringing President Obama to the southern Oregon community that was the scene of a mass casualty shooting last week at a community college, hundreds of protesters gathered below to voice their objections to the president’s visit.
Esquirehas been around since 1933, which means it took almost exactly 93 years for it to reach the absolute bottom of the barrel. A new “article” in the men’s magazine—check it out and you’ll see why it barely counts as an article—attacks Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal with a piece saying he should be jabbed in the manhood for suggesting male parents matter.
David Jaques, publisher of conservative newspaper The Roseburg Beacon, is not backing down one bit from comments that President Obama’s planned visit to Roseburg, Oregon, in the wake of the UCC shooting is not welcome by most in the town.
It takes all kinds to make up a community, and in the wake of the UCC shooting, a tattoo studio in Roseburg, Oregon, called High Priestess, offered residents a chance to show solidarity through ink and needles.
Two separate incidents involving signs that Black Lives Matter activists find upsetting are the latest indicators that the thin-skinned political agitators–who gained notoriety this summer for shutting down political speakers–are no friends of free speech.
On Monday’s episode of the hit ABC show Dancing with the Stars, contestant Alek Skarlatos dedicated his performance to his hometown of Roseburg, Oregon.
“We consider this martyerdom. You confess your faith, you die for your faith.”
Twelve people were arrested Monday in Hartford, Connecticut, for disorderly conduct after blocking traffic and access to the University of Hartford while chanting “Black Lives Matter!” Officers asked the protesters to stop sitting and standing in the roadway, and when they refused to comply, they arrested the anti-law enforcement agitators.
David Jaques, the outspoken publisher of conservative paper The Roseburg Beacon, took to Fox News on Monday night to continue to make his case that President Obama is not welcome in Roseburg to push his anti-gun political agenda.
Another southern Oregon community college was the scene of drama on Monday morning as Rogue River Community College evacuated all of its campuses after reports of armed people and a bomb threat at the Grants Pass location. Rouge River is about an hour south of Roseburg, home of last week’s deadly school shooting.
The anti-gun Brady Campaign called for Douglas County Sheriff John Hanlin to resign over his unwavering support of the gun rights, even in the wake of last week’s Umpqua Community College shooting. Attacks from the liberal media against Hanlin began almost immediately.
“No charge. This one’s on us.” That’s what residents of Roseburg, Oregon were told when they pulled up to the window to pay for their order at Dutch Bros., the Oregon-based coffee chain. The goal was simple: a little surprise to lift the spirits of Roseburg after Thursday’s horrific shooting that left nine people dead at Umpqua Community College.
UMPQUA, Oregon — New Beginning Church of God Pastor Randy Scroggins gave a heartfelt and harrowing account of his daughter Lacey’s experience inside the Umpwua Community College classroom where a gunman killed nine people on Thursday morning.
David Jaques, the publisher of the conservative newspaper the Roseburg Beacon, says he believes that President Obama would not be welcome to the town after making remarks politicizing the shooting that left nine dead and nine injured at Umpqua Community College on October 1. Jaques told Breitbart News that he believes officials of Douglas County would also not welcome the President using the tragedy to score political points for a gun control agenda.
Breitbart News got a firsthand account of UCC shooting from 17-year-old Sarah Cobb on Friday, who had only been an Umpqua Community College student for four days.
According to pagan community website Wildhunt.org, UCC shooting victim Kim Saltmarsh Dietz was “a local Pagan woman.”
The light from thousands of candles lit the darkness in Roseburg, Oregon, as the town’s residents began to deal with the aftermath of the Umpqua Community College (UCC) shooting that left at least 9 victims dead. Breitbart News was on the scene as Roseburg residents gathered together to pray and pay respects while the Obama administration had already begun to politicize the events.
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren gave a speech over the weekend that gives further mainstream Democrat legitimacy to the radical anti-law enforcement activist group Black Lives Matter.
Credit where it’s due to comedian Bill Maher and HBO show Real Time, which has become one of the few mass media outlets telling the truth about “Clock Boy” Ahmed Mohamed, who was removed from his Irving, Texas school when he brought a device to the school unannounced that resembled a bomb. The story went viral after a push from Islamic activist group CAIR and a tweet from President Obama, but Maher’s show has consistently fought the narrative on it.
Dan Joseph from MRCTV went to George Mason University and showed students there a picture of 14-year-old Ahmed Muhamed’s disassembled-clock-in-a-briefcase that he brought to school and guess what? Almost every one of them thought it looked like…wait for it…a bomb!
