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Gateway Pundit – by Brock Simmons
Leave it to the government to “accidentally” send out coronavirus stimulus checks to over one million dead people.
According a report from the Government Accountability Office, the IRS sent out approximately 1.1 million checks to deceased people, because of course they did. That amounts to approximately $1.3 Billion dollars. Continue reading “IRS Sent Stimulus Checks To Over 1 Million Dead People”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Dade County, FL — “Please take me out! I can’t take it anymore!” screamed Darren Rainey, a schizophrenic man serving time in prison for cocaine possession — as he kicked the door of the scalding hot shower repeatedly — while four guards stood just outside for two full hours, laughing sadistically at his agonizing pain. Continue reading “Four Cops Boiled a Mentally Ill Man to Death, None Were Charged and 3 are Still Cops”
There are five Senate-confirmed members of the Federal Reserve. It won’t surprise you to know that all five of them are millionaires. Here’s a list, with links to their financial disclosure forms. (If you have some time to poke around and find anything interesting, let me know or put it in the comments.) Continue reading “Every Federal Reserve Board Member Is A Multi-Millionaire”
Daily Groyper, November 5, 2019
I used to make 16 grand a week”
I hear this comment made as I’m measuring out counter tops doing a little side work on a Thursday afternoon. “We used to run four man crews; I was paying my guys 18 [dollars an hour] to frame these houses man.” This 50-year-old man, who we will name Bob, was once a contractor with a pretty lucrative income doing residential construction, framing new houses in the South Eastern America area. ”When the illegals hit here, developers stopped calling. I was okay. I had a little put back. It was the fact of letting my guys go.” Continue reading “Trumps failed his Base: Impending collapse of the Southern Border”
In courts across the country, EFF has been arguing that the police cannot constitutionally require you to unlock your phone or give them your password, and today the Indiana Supreme Court issued a strong opinion agreeing with us. In the case, Seo v. State, the court found that the Fifth Amendment privilege against self-incrimination protected a woman against unlocking her phone because complying with the order was a form of “testimony” under the Fifth Amendment. Indiana joins Pennsylvania, which ruled strongly in favor of the Fifth Amendment privilege in a compelled decryption case last year. Meanwhile, state supreme courts in New Jersey and Oregon are also considering this issue. Continue reading “Victory: Indiana Supreme Court Rules that Police Can’t Force Smartphone User to Unlock Her Phone”
Steve Bing, philanthropist, film producer and prominent Democratic political donor whose producing credits include “The Polar Express” and “Get Carter,” died Monday.
Bing, 55, fell to his death from a high-rise building in Century City, according to a law enforcement source who was not authorized to comment. Foul play is not suspected. Continue reading “Top Clinton Foundation Donor & Hollywood Film Producer ‘Falls’ to Death from L.A. High-rise”
Twitter has censored another post by President Donald Trump, claiming his warning against creating an ‘autonomous zone’ outside the White House amounted to a “threat of harm” and violated their policy against abusive behavior.
“There will never be an ‘Autonomous Zone’ in Washington, DC, as long as I’m your President. If they try they will be met with serious force!” Trump tweeted on Tuesday, after a large crowd of masked protesters tried setting up barricades in Lafayette Park. Continue reading “Enforcing the law is now ‘threats of harm’? Twitter CENSORS Trump again”
“What’s been most striking to me is just how one-sided the rules are when Americans take on their own government…. It has been dismaying to learn the extent to which rules and laws shield the government from accountability for its abuses—or even lawbreaking…. It’s been a long and frightening lesson…. The rules seem rigged to protect government lawlessness, and the playing field is uneven. Too many processes favor the government. The deck is still stacked.” — Journalist Sharyl Attkisson
Intillihub – by Shepard Ambellas
PORTLAND, Ore. (INTELLIHUB) — Police were nowhere to be found as ANTIFA hooligans draped a United States flag over a statue of George Washington on Thursday and set it on fire.
A message spray-painted on the statue reads: “Genocidal colonists” and “f**k cops.” Continue reading “Portland ANTIFA drapes U.S. flag over George Washington statue, burns it”
The mother of an African American boy filed a $300,000 lawsuit Thursday, saying an Oregon police deputy knelt on the boy’s neck during an arrest while two others pinned him to the ground. Continue reading “Mother files $300,000 lawsuit against Oregon deputies”