Times of Israel

JTA — A grant funneled through a Jewish federation to a group that was accused of funding the Capitol insurrection was an anomaly, said Eric Fingerhut, the CEO of the Jewish Federations of North America.

Fingerhut reached out to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency to address the controversy engendered by an Intercept article last week that noted the $100,000 grant to the Tea Party Patriots, a group that organizers of the deadly January 6 Capitol insurrection say helped fund the protest. Tea Party Patriots denies funding the protest. Continue reading “US Jewish umbrella group: Grant to far-right group linked to DC riot was anomaly”

Lew Rockwell – by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

[Editor’s Note: In 2011, Lew Rockwell penned this thorough explanation of what fascism really is and what must be done to combat it. Fascism, unlike what the dominant media narrative asserts, has virtually nothing to do with people expressing politically incorrect opinions, or people refusing to wear masks, or a group of disorganized rioters smashing windows in the US Capitol. Fascism, rather, is an ideology of state control, and one that has been immensely successful over the past seventy years in the United States. As Rockwell explains below, the “eight marks of fascism” are all clear and powerful trends within the United States regime today.] Continue reading “What Is Fascism? It’s the System We’ve Been Living under for Decades.”

The Hill – by Sarah Polus

A woman interrupted Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) during a press conference on the streets of New York on Tuesday, screaming at him and calling him a “racist anti-Semite.”

A video of the incident shared to Twitter shows the masked woman railing against Schumer as she made various claims about him and defended the violence on the Capitol that took place last week. Continue reading “Woman interrupts Schumer press conference, calls him ‘racist anti-Semite’”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

Photographs and video from Washington, DC over the weekend show National Guard troops allegedly tasked with protecting the Capitol do not have magazines in their rifles. Continue reading “Security Theater? National Guard ‘Protecting’ U.S. Capitol Pictured Without Magazines In Their Rifles”

The Hour

RICHMOND, Va. – The pro-gun signs and flags had all been snapped up from the racks inside Green Top Hunting & Fishing on Friday afternoon. Around Virginia, buses were being plastered with banners and ham radio operators were gearing up to coordinate a potentially massive gun-rights caravan to the state Capitol on Monday.

With the FBI warning of the potential for right-wing attacks in capitals around the country this weekend following the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, officials are watching anxiously as armed demonstrators prepare to converge on Richmond. Continue reading “Virginia officials on edge as pro-gun caravans prepare to converge on Richmond Monday”

KTLA

Authorities are asking for the public’s help finding an armored combat vehicle stolen from a National Guard facility in Bell on Friday.

A $120,000 militarized High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle — commonly known as a Humvee — was stolen at approximately 8:15 a.m. from the National Guard Armory, the FBI’s Los Angeles office said in a news release Saturday. Continue reading “FBI seeks public’s help finding military Humvee stolen from National Guard facility in Bell”

Milwaukee Journal

Employees at a Janesville nursing home risk losing their job if they do not take the COVID-19 vaccine, a policy that has caused outrage among many staff members.

Officials at Rock Haven, a Rock County-owned facility, issued a memo in December telling employees that the vaccine was “a requirement for all staff” and that employees who failed to get the vaccine would be laid off. A copy of the memo was obtained by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel through an open records request. Continue reading “Wisconsin nursing home staff laid off for refusing COVID-19 vaccine”

AP

NEW YORK (AP) — Benjamin de Rothschild, who oversaw the banking empire started by his father in 1953, has died. He was 57.

The Edmond de Rothschild Group, the company he was chairman of, said that de Rothschild died of a heart attack Friday afternoon at his home in Pregny, Switzerland.

Continue reading “Banking heir Benjamin de Rothschild dies at 57”

Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila

Another migrant caravan has formed in Honduras in anticipation of a Biden Administration.

According to Center for Immigration Studies, the new caravan left San Pedro Sula, Honduras on Friday and is hoping to reach ‘paradise’ (United States) by January 20th. Continue reading “Massive Migrant Caravan From Honduras Busts Through Guatemala Border en Route to US”

Arutz Sheva

The great crisis that is now happening in the United States did not begin with the break-in to Capitol Hill. It began with the Democrats’ lack of confidence in the presidency of Trump expressed in stormy demonstrations across the US, and his being labeled in every possible derogatory way.

The crisis continues in the great distrust of many of the Republicans in what they see as false election results that led to the break-in to the core of the government while the electoral votes for Biden were being confirmed. Continue reading “Rabbi Shmuel Eliyahu: America is collapsing, Israel must fill the vacuum”

Yahoo News

The violence America witnessed at the Capitol was more than unleashed rage. Terrorism experts say it was the culmination of years of radicalization.

“A lot of people at the Capitol protest I would describe as radicalized,” said Mary Beth Altier a professor at NYU’s Center for Global Affairs and an expert in political violence. “I’m worried about the next two to three weeks, and then after the election about the potential for escalation.” Continue reading “If someone you care about has been radicalized, here’s what to know”