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Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID) is pushing a new bill that would transport many Muslims from chaotic Syria and Kurdistan into America’s schools and workplaces.
The bill creates a refugee program for Syrians and Kurds who claim to have helped U.S.-funded armed groups, such as the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF). Risch is the chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, so his legislation may pass as soon as this week. Continue reading “GOP Sen. Jim Risch Offers Citizenship to Kurdish, Syrian Populations”
Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns
Greenwood Village, CO – A Federal Appeals court has granted police new powers for which they will not be held accountable. They can now completely destroy your home and they will not have to pay for it. That’s what happened to Leo Lech’s home in 2015 after a shoplifter — accused of stealing a shirt — illegally entered his home, forcing Greenwood Village SWAT to go room by room ransacking the place with explosives. Continue reading “SWAT Team Blows Up Innocent Man’s Home in Search of Clothing Shoplifter—Deal With It, Says Court”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Austin, TX — In three weeks, Rodney Reed, who has been rotting in a cage for a crime all the evidence says he did not commit, will be executed by the state of Texas. Despite overwhelming evidence that the murder was carried out by a former police officer, the state of Texas is refusing to issue a stay of execution. Continue reading “Texas Man About to Be Executed for a Rape and Murder a Cop Allegedly Admitted To”
This is from FOX Business.
All they have against him are talking points. One panelist seems personally insulted that Stockman suggests there might be liars inside the U.S. government. Continue reading “Reagan Official Says Military Budget Bloated; Harpies Attack”
A concealed carry permit holder shot and killed an alleged armed robber in a Highland Park, Michigan, restaurant.
WXYZ reports the suspect allegedly “came inside the restaurant with the intent to rob the place.” Continue reading “Concealed Permit Holder Kills Alleged Armed Robber in Restaurant”
The Guardian – by Julian Borger
The US military has said it expects a retribution attack in the wake of the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, as it released the first footage of the raid by commandos on the Isis leader’s hideout.
The Pentagon showed brief black-and-white aerial footage on Wednesday night of the raid and the subsequent bombing of Baghdadi’s compound in northern Syria. Continue reading “Baghdadi raid video released as US general warns of Isis reprisal attacks”
This morning on Fox and Friends, Dr. Michael Baden, a famous forensic expert and former New York City medical examiner said that at the end of the investigation he did on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein’s brother, its findings are more consistent with homicidal strangulation than suicidal hanging. Continue reading ““Jeffrey Epstein Was Strangulated”, Famous Forensic Expert Says”
A military court on Monday made its first conviction in connection with a series of weekly riots and protests held along the Gaza border beginning last year, finding a soldier guilty of disobeying an order leading to the death of a Palestinian teenager.
The conviction was handed down as part of a plea deal in which the combat soldier pleaded guilty to “disobeying an order leading to a threat to life or health,” the military said on Tuesday. Continue reading “In first, soldier convicted over killing of Gaza rioter, gets 1-month sentence”
