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Arthur F. Wayne, INTELCASTER – Whatever happened to ISIS’ Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, the US government has been deceiving us all the whole time.
That is why I reported on November 11, 2019, that the alleged new ISIS leader Abdullah Qardash has been dead since 2017, although still no specific date is being provided by any source. Continue reading “Reminder: New ISIS Leader Abdullah Qardash is Still DEAD”
America is a country of scandals. The latest scandal is the Jewish multi-billionaire Mike Bloomberg’s use of prison labor call centers to spread the message of his presidential campaign. https://theintercept.com/2019/12/24/mike-bloomberg-2020-prison-labor/
It seems to me that Bloomberg’s attack on the American Constitution is the scandal, not his use of prison labor. Bloomberg wants to repeal the Second Amendment and disarm the American people right at the time that the country is falling apart spiritualy, morally, economically, and politically. Continue reading “Privatization Is Resurrecting Feudalism”
Columnist and George Mason economics Professor Walter E. Williams is warning Virginia residents about Gov. Ralph Northam’s (D) gun registry plan.
Northam has been pushing an all-out ban on AR-15s and similar rifles for some time, but he recently changed the scope of the ban in the face of the growing Second Amendment Sanctuary movement. Continue reading “Walter E. Williams Warns Virginia About Gov. Ralph Northam’s Gun Registry Plan”
Captain’s Journal – by Herschel Smith
Be careful what you ascribe to county Sheriffs and just how much faith you place in them. These statements ring troubling.
Nelson County Sheriff David Hill said to him, the Constitution is the Constitution.
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Cops are apparently so hell bent on enforcing DUI laws that some of them are reportedly arresting folks for DUI—even if they are not driving. In Utah, there have been multiple instances of cops issuing DUIs to people who aren’t driving, and they are proud of it.
This insanity is the result of police officers’ interpretation of an ill-defined law. As KUTV reports, in Utah, a person cannot drive, operate, or be in “actual physical control” of a car while under the influence or alcohol or drugs. There are a lot of factors that are looked at to determine if a person is in “actual physical control” of the car. Continue reading “Cops Give DUIs to People Not Even Driving a Car, Including People Using Uber”
(AFP) — The United Nations on Friday approved a Russian-led bid that aims to create a new convention on cybercrime, alarming rights groups and Western powers that fear a bid to restrict online freedom.
The General Assembly approved the resolution sponsored by Russia and backed by China, which would set up a committee of international experts in 2020. Continue reading “U.N. Approves China-Backed Internet Convention, Alarming Rights Advocates”
The leadership of the chemical weapons watchdog took efforts to remove the paper trail of a dissenting report from Douma, Syria which pointed to a possible false flag operation there, leaked documents indicate.
In an internal email published by the transparency website WikiLeaks on Friday, a senior official from the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) ordered that the document be removed from the organization’s Documents Registry Archive and to “remove all traces, if any, of its delivery/storage/whatever.” Continue reading “Senior OPCW official ordered deletion of ‘all traces’ of dissenting report on ‘Douma chemical attack’ – WikiLeaks’ new leak”
WASHINGTON (CN) — Nearly 400 people who were either wounded while serving in the U.S. military in Afghanistan or are family members of service members who died in the conflict sued a group of companies on Friday they say helped fund attacks against Americans by making protection payments to the Taliban. Continue reading “US Contractors Accused of Funding Taliban Attacks Against American Troops”
The United States is building a large military base within the al-Omar oil field, in the province of Deir Ezzor, in Syria, local media reported.
“The U.S. is equipping the base to serve as the command headquarters for the international coalition’s operations,” the Syria Now portal reported.
Continue reading “Syria: Trump Administration Builds Military Base in Oil Field”
Conservative Review – by Daniel Horowitz
Is there a single red state left in America?
While Republicans in Washington spent the month betraying conservatives on the budget and border fight, GOP governors who are even more liberal have been quietly undermining Trump’s promise to shut down the refugee resettlement racket. If conservative media is going to continue to put 100 percent of its focus on impeachment, the Left will succeed in getting every single governor and most county officials in the reddest states and counties to promote the broken refugee resettlement scam. Continue reading “These 15 GOP governors are asking for more refugee resettlement in their red states”
Did you know Dr. Frankenstein created a monster that stays alive to this day by eating zombies? Neither did the zombies. Neither, apparently, did Dr. Frankenstein. In fact, the zombies, being braindead as zombies are, do not realize that they are also keeping alive the diabolical doctor who made the monster that is eating them. Continue reading “Dr. Fed Frankenstein Kept Alive by Zombies”
If you’ve heard that Green New Deal supporters want to increase government control over all facets of life more than they want to protect the environment, well, here’s more evidence of that.
An assistant professor of urban planning at UCLA argues in the far-left magazine The Nation that California is doomed as long as people keep owning homes. Continue reading “Private homeownership interferes with fight against climate change, professor argues”
HOUSTON (AP) — Three years into Donald Trump’s presidency, the U.S. government is ramping up its efforts to seize private land in Texas to build a border wall.
Trump’s signature campaign promise has consistently faced political, legal, and environmental obstacles in Texas, which has the largest section of the U.S.-Mexico border, most of it without fencing. And much of the land along the Rio Grande, the river that forms the border in Texas, is privately held and environmentally sensitive. Continue reading “Trump Justice Department sues to seize private property for border-wall construction”
In an Orwellian twist of fate, surveillance cameras have been installed at the London gravesite of Karl Marx.
CCTV cameras have been installed in Highgate cemetery around the tomb of the revolutionary socialist writer and author of the Communist Manifesto, Karl Marx, in order to protect the grave from vandalism. Continue reading “Big Brother: Surveillance Cameras Installed at the Grave of Karl Marx”
LUBBOCK COUNTY, Texas (KCBD) – Highway 84 is now back open southeast of Slaton as first responders clear the scene of multiple accidents. The eastbound lanes of the highway were still shut down, as of Friday afternoon.
KCBD had a crew filming as a semi crashed into the pileup on Highway 84, hitting one DPS trooper and pinning another person inside a truck. Both people were taken for medical treatment and are expected to survive their injuries. Continue reading “DPS trooper struck by semi, driver extracted from pickup in multi-car pileup on Slaton Highway”
A powerful winter storm will bring heavy snow, some ice and potentially blizzard conditions to parts of the Plains this weekend, potentially snarling post-Christmas holiday travel.
This significant system has been named Winter Storm Gage by The Weather Channel.
The Union Journal – by Miriam Jackson
Mr. Imus obtained his first radio job in 1968 at KUTY, in Palmdale, Calif., however switched to KJOY in Stockton, the place he was fired for saying “hell” on the air. At KXOA in Sacramento, he known as a restaurant, posed as a sergeant and ordered 1,200 hamburgers to go, for his troops. The Federal Communications Fee slapped his wrist, however the gag was a success with listeners. Billboard journal named him disc jockey of the yr for medium-size markets. By 1970, he was with WGAR in Cleveland. Continue reading “Don Imus, Radio Host Who Pushed Boundaries, Dies at 79”
CAMDEN, N.J. – -(AmmoLand.com)- A Virginia man has been sentenced to 60 months in prison for conspiring to traffic 35 guns into New Jersey, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito announced today.
Shawn K. Harvey, 54, of Locust Grove, Virginia, was previously convicted of one count of conspiracy to traffic firearms and three counts of trafficking firearms following a two-week trial before U.S. District Judge Noel L. Hillman. Judge Hillman imposed the sentence Dec. 17, 2019, in Camden federal court. Continue reading “Virginia Man Sentenced to Five Years in Prison for Gun Trafficking”
JURMALA, Latvia (JTA) — During the summer, the beaches of this Baltic resort city fill up with sunbathers in designer swimwear who stay long after sunset to dance and drink at dozens of seaside DJ stages.
Sometimes referred to as the Cote d’Azure of the former Soviet Union, Jurmala has some of the region’s priciest real estate, and its abundance of luxury car dealerships indicate its longstanding appeal to oligarchs and high-income travelers. Continue reading “In Latvia, luxury synagogue opens in a beach resort for oligarchs”