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On January 20th Donald Trump will no longer be The Commander in Chief.
He will lose control of the U.S. Armed Forces and take control of a NEW ARMY. pic.twitter.com/59MHHaIegP
— Don Winslow (@donwinslow) January 19, 2021
Fellowship of the Minds – by DCG
This should come as a surprise to absolutely no one: Demorats are already paving the way to erode our Second Amendment rights.
On December 22, 2020, Florida State Senator Gary Farmer filed SB 370 entitled, “Assault Weapons and Large-capacity Magazines.” Continue reading “#2APurge: Demorats wasting no time in going after guns”
In his final day in office, outgoing President Donald Trump has pardoned many prominent Jews convicted of a myriad of crimes.
Among some of the Jewish convicted criminals to be pardoned by Trump include: Continue reading “Who were the Jews pardoned by Trump in his final days in office?”
President Donald Trump‘s flurry of pardons before leaving the White House include the handler of a former U.S. Navy intelligence analyst who spied for Israel.
Aviem Sella, 75, a former Israeli air force colonel and spy, was indicted by American courts in 1986 for conducting espionage on behalf of the Israeli government. He recruited and handled Jonathan Pollard, an American analyst who provided thousands of classified American documents in exchange for tens of thousands of dollars. Continue reading “Donald Trump Pardons Israeli Spy Handler Who Paid for American Secrets”
A caravan of almost 8,000 migrants, who walked around 200 miles from Honduras into Guatemala last week have dissipated after they were met by security forces wielding batons and firing tear-gas.
Guatemalan forces put on dozens of buses to send the majority of the caravan back home to Honduras following a series of clashes over the last three days. But on Tuesday, small groups could be seen pushing on to Mexico, regardless of pressure from the security forces. Continue reading “Caravan of 8,000 Honduran migrants is broken up and bused BACK to Honduras”
On Wednesday, on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, President-elect Joe Biden will be sworn into office and a new era will dawn.
The last four years of Donald Trump’s presidency were like a dream come true for Israel’s right-wing. Continue reading “With Biden, Israel has a true Zionist in the White House”
In confirmation hearing, secretary of State nominee Antony Blinken says he will appoint LBGTI envoy, pledges U.S. embassies will be able to fly Pride flag. https://t.co/gmJPlEQknn pic.twitter.com/aSBequnNFR
— ABC News Politics (@ABCPolitics) January 19, 2021
A large explosion killed at least two people and destroyed most of a building in the Spanish capital Madrid on Wednesday.
Posts on social media showed a multi-level residential building with serious damage and debris littered over the street.
Smoke could be seen rising from the scene from across the city. Continue reading “Spain: Explosion in Madrid destroys building, kills 2”
Federal Inquirer – by Brittany Jordan
Laura Loomer was right.
In October former Florida Republican congressional candidate Laura Loomer slammed Republican party leadership for ignoring tech censorship of conservatives.
Loomer, perhaps the most censored woman in the world, won her primary while being banned from every major social media platform. Her campaign is also the only one banned from running ads on Facebook. Continue reading “Federal Government Bans Conservative Laura Loomer from Owning Guns”
Washington Times – by Jeff Mordock
A bomb threat was made against the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday just hours before the presidential inauguration, a court spokesperson confirmed.
“The Court received a bomb threat, the building and grounds were checked out, and the building is not being evacuated,” the spokesperson said in a statement. Continue reading “Bomb threat made against Supreme Court ahead of inauguration”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Chicago, IL — Most people reading this article know what it is like to have the blue and red lights pop up in your rear view mirror. The last thing going through your mind at this point is the feeling of ‘being protected.’ This feeling comes from the fact that the overwhelming majority of the time a driver sees police lights in their mirror is because they have been targeted for revenue collection—often the result of a quota system—and they are about to be given a ticket, or worse.
Police, we are told, are here to keep us safe and protect us from the bad guys. However, public safety all too often takes a back seat to revenue collection. Time and time again, the Free Thought Project has exposed quota schemes in which officers were punished for not writing enough tickets or making enough arrests. Continue reading “High Level Cop Exposes Illegal Quota — Cops Told to Make Arrests Even if There’s No Crime”
President Trump has talked in recent days with associates about forming a new political party, according to people familiar with the matter, an effort to exert continued influence after he leaves the White House.
Mr. Trump discussed the matter with several aides and other people close to him last week, the people said. The president said he would want to call the new party the “Patriot Party,” the people said. Continue reading “Trump Has Discussed Starting a New Political Party”
Today is a day like no other day in over 250 years, 25,000 communist troops will guard the transfer of power from one communist leader to another who both want the American Supreme Law, The Bill Of Rights to disappear.
The Capitol hasn’t seen 25,000 troops protect the grounds and surrounding areas since the civil war. Continue reading “January 20th – Unprecedented Turn Of Power From One Communist To Another”
A court in Thailand on Tuesday sentenced a former civil servant to a record prison term of 43 years and six months for breaching the country’s strict law on insulting or defaming the monarchy, lawyers said.
The Bangkok Criminal Court found the woman guilty on 29 counts of violating the country’s lese majeste law for posting audio clips to Facebook and YouTube with comments deemed critical of the monarchy, the group Thai Lawyers for Human Rights said. Continue reading “Thai court gives record 43-year sentence for insulting king”
It’s MLKjr day and Black Lives Matter blocked a major freeway in Seattle a few minutes ago, forcing cops to take them off the freeway one by one: Continue reading “Black Lives Matter shuts down major freeway in Seattle”
As President-elect Joe Biden announced his picks for the Cabinet, the joke went around on Jewish Twitter that the West Wing would have a minyan.
Indeed, at least 10 prominent Jews have been nominated to key positions. There’s Ronald Klain (chief of staff); Anthony Blinken (Secretary of State); Janet Yellen (Treasury); Merrick Garland (Attorney General); Alejandro Mayorkas (Homeland Security);and Avril Haines (Director of National Intelligence). One level down are Wendy Sherman (deputy Secretary of State); Eric Lander (science and technology adviser); Ann Neuberger (deputy National Security Adviser); and David Cohen (deputy CIA director). Continue reading “Enough for a minyan: A Jewish Who’s Who of Biden’s Cabinet-to-Be”
Thousands of people are calling for the evangelist Franklin Graham to be fired for supporting Donald Trump after armed rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol in the president’s name.
As of Tuesday afternoon, more than 17,000 people have signed a petition by the Christian community Faithful America that pushes for Graham’s removal from Samaritan’s Purse and the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association. The petition, created Jan. 15, is addressed to the board of directors at both organizations. Continue reading “Thousands sign petition to fire Franklin Graham for backing ‘Trump’s deadly presidency’”
Aiming to boost the slow pace of administering Covid-19 vaccinations, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee said Monday that the state has turned to Starbucks for help streamlining logistics and setting a new goal to dole out 45,000 doses a day.
Starbucks has assigned 11 employees with expertise in labor and deployment, operations, and research and development to work full time on vaccine distribution in its home state, the company said, adding that the number of employees could change. Continue reading “Washington taps Starbucks for help with Covid vaccine rollout”