NEVER TOLERATE TYRANNY!....Conservative voices from the GRASSROOTS.

Which America?...your choice. Are we Eagles....or have we become buzzards?

To which America do you belong?

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Soldier home on leave thwarts Fla. bank robbery

– Thu Jun 2, 8:34 am ET

SARASOTA, Fla. – An Army staff sergeant home on leave in southwest Florida chased down a suspected bank robber and held him until authorities arrived.

Officials say Eddie Peoples was at a Bank of America branch in Sarasota with his two young sons Tuesday when a man walked in with a handgun and demanded cash from the tellers. Peoples told the Sarasota Herald-Tribune he sprang into action after the man threatened his sons.

Peoples says he left his sons inside while he ran to his rented van and blocked the suspect's car in the parking lot.

The suspect got out and pointed his gun at Peoples, who twisted the man's arm, stripped away the gun and slammed him to the ground.

Sarasota Sheriff's deputies arrested 34-year-old Matthew Rogers. The gun turned out to be toy.

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Naked Circus part of new Resorts in Atlantic City

Associated Press – Thu Jun 2, 1:01 pm ET

ATLANTIC CITY, New Jersey – Resorts Casino Hotel, which raised some hackles this year with a bare-derriere billboard to promote a show, is taking things even further in a bid to win back business.

The casino's new owners held a grand reopening to unveil the skimpy new flapper costumes that got them sued this year by female cocktail servers fired after being deemed not sexy enough wearing them.

And the casino announced it will host a nightly adults-only Naked Circus in a parking lot tent starting in July. Actually, it is only mostly naked, much like New York's Naked Cowboy, but you get the idea.

"It'll be as naked as the law allows," said Resorts co-owner Dennis Gomes, who is fast gaining a reputation in the casino industry because of his willingness to push sex to promote his brand and generate publicity and buzz.
His son Aaron Gomes said the female performers will wear pasties and G-strings.

Dennis Gomes says it all is designed to win back millions of dollars in business the casino lost under previous owners that nearly closed it late last year.

Resorts posted a $5.3 million operating loss in the first quarter of this year, but Gomes and co-owner Morris Bailey, a New York real estate investor, are pumping large amounts of promotional cash into the casino to try to rebuild its customer base after buying it last December at a steep discount.

The Naked Circus show, which will start on the July 4th holiday weekend, will be one of three daily circuses that Resorts will host in Atlantic City, the second-largest U.S. gambling market after Las Vegas, Nevada.

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