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Russia acquiesced to Israeli requests and canceled certain arms sales to regimes that are antagonistic toward Israel, an adviser to the prime minister said this week, according to the Ynet news site.
In return, he said, Israel canceled arms sales that irked the Russians, including to Ukraine. Continue reading “Russia nixed arms sales to Israel’s enemies at its request, PM’s adviser says”
Popular Mechanics – by Kyle Mizokami
It’s really happening. A bipartisan budget agreement for 2020 will see the creation of a new branch of the military specifically oriented towards space. The United States Space Force will be the first new service branch in more than 60 years, tasked to ensure America’s freedom to operate in outer space—or take space away from somebody else. Continue reading “The Space Force Will Become the Sixth Branch of the U.S. Military”
Virginia Mercury, December 2, 2019
A Democratic state delegate has asked Attorney General Mark Herring (D) for a formal opinion on the Second Amendment sanctuary declarations being passed in a growing number of conservative counties across the state.
In a letter sent to the attorney general Monday, Del. Jay Jones, D-Norfolk, said a legal opinion could help clear up confusion on an issue that has “become a flashpoint across our state.” Clarification from the attorney general’s office said, Jones said, would benefit the local officials being “bombarded” with citizen requests to pass resolutions declaring their opposition to, and possible defiance of, new gun-control laws Democratic majorities are expected to pass early next year. Continue reading “Va. lawmaker asks AG for formal opinion on Second Amendment sanctuary trend”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Delano, CA — Disturbing video was just released as part of a lawsuit this week showing a Tulare County sheriff’s deputy shooting an unarmed woman and then forcing her to crawl toward him as she bled out. The woman had committed no crime and police were only there because they had wrongly accused her boyfriend of participating in a drive-by shooting. He did no such thing. Continue reading “WATCH: Cop Shoots Innocent Unarmed Woman, Forces Her to Crawl to Him as She Bleeds Out”
Hard news once again as our brother from Oklahoma leaves us. Koyote’s gravel voice and tough words are what made this man special, something hard to find in today’s world, he fought hard to eliminate the wrongs that have brought us all together.
A mix of people who fight daily to eliminate the treason and to reinstate the Bill of Rights and common law which so many a American National shed blood for. Koyote (Mark) understood all too well and he blessed us with his thoughts and prayers on a daily basis. He knew his time was short and he gave everything to the fight. Continue reading “The Trenchers Say Goodbye To Another Hero – Our Brother Koyote”
Around 700,000 people left California last year, with more than 10% moving to Texas.
According to a new report by Yardi Systems, over 86,000 people abandoned the Golden State. In terms new Texas residents overall, ex-Californians constituted around 15%, according to the Dallas Morning News. Continue reading “Californians Flock To Texas As Corporations Seek Cheaper Pastures”
Breitbart – by Charlie Spiering
Conservative talk radio star Mark Levin praised President Donald Trump while attending a Hanukkah party at the White House on Wednesday.
“It’s an honor to be here with the first Jewish President of the United States,” Levin said to the crowd. “And if he isn’t, he should be.” Continue reading “Mark Levin: Donald Trump ‘The First Jewish President of the United States’”
The Federal Bureau of Investigation is teaming up with the “highly efficient” post office to make sure they’ve got your fingerprints. Even though it wasn’t that long ago that people were warned of sharing their DNA with ancestry sites, it seems they might have reason to be concerned now about the FBI’s desire to snag your fingerprints too. Continue reading “The FBI Teams Up With The Post Office To Get Your Fingerprints”
New York Post – by Alex Taylor and Bruce Golding
The Jersey City shooters were adherents of a fringe religious movement that’s been labeled a hate group by experts who track extremists in the US.
David Anderson was described by law enforcement sources on Wednesday as a follower of the Black Hebrew Israelites, and he introduced girlfriend and accomplice Francine Graham to their beliefs, a former friend and neighbor in Elizabethport, New Jersey, told The Post. Continue reading “Jersey City shooting suspects David Anderson and Francine Graham followed ‘hateful’ religious sect”
The mother of the UPS driver who was held hostage and killed last week said she was being kept in the dark by authorities about the details surrounding her son’s death.
“Today is the fifth day and I know nothing.,” said Luz Apolinario as she left the funeral for her son, 27-year-old Frank Ordonez. Continue reading “‘I know nothing’: Mother of slain UPS driver asks law enforcement for transparency”
Archive: TWFTT 12-11-19
Donald Trump’s speech to the Israeli American Council on Saturday night in the presence of his biggest donors, Sheldon and Miriam Adelson, has caused some shock waves. Largely because he referred to Jewish wealth. Here are some surprises from the speech.
The biggest thing Trump did for Israel was breaking the Iran deal, per Sheldon Adelson: Continue reading “‘The biggest thing you did for Israel’ was breaking Iran deal — Adelson tells Trump”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
The Washington Post recently featured a judge out of Louisiana, Judge Ernestine S. Gray, who has reportedly “reduced foster care numbers to levels unmatched anywhere in the country” in Orleans Parish.
Richard A. Webster, writing for the Post, reports: Continue reading “How One Judge Almost Eliminated Foster Care Simply by Applying the Law – A National Model?”
The College Fix – by Ben Walls
Following a series of racist incidents on its campus, including vandalism and offensive photographs, Iowa State University’s administration has promised major new diversity initiatives for the school, including “cultural humility” training and workshops for every faculty member on how to create “inclusive classroom environment[s].” Continue reading “Iowa State promises major new diversity initiatives, including ‘cultural humility training’”
Bodycam footage of a Colorado mother being forcefully arrested in her own home in June has surfaced.
The video, which was acquired through an open records request by the Greeley Tribune, shows Casey Barnum, an officer from the Greeley Police Department, responding to a call about possible child negligence. He is seen questioning Rosie Perez, who defends herself for not letting her 16-year-old son into her home. Perez’s son had reportedly called the police after she allegedly kicked him out of her house and refused to drive him to his court hearing. Continue reading “Footage shows mother being forcefully arrested in her own home: ‘This is a violation of my rights’”