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Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr. Eowyn
Ronald Scott Lowy is an attorney in Miami, Florida.
Lowy had represented accused package bomber Cesar Altieri Sayoc, 56, in the past (Sayoc had been arrested nine times, not including his arrest yesterday for sending package bombs to a plethora of prominent Democrats), and currently represents Sayoc’s family — his mother and sister. Continue reading “Family lawyer says Cesar Sayoc does not have the intellectual capacity to be package bomber”
San Francisco Chronicle – by Matier & Ross
San Francisco’s effort to get noncitizen parents to the ballot box is pretty much a bust the first time out, with only 49 signing up to vote in the Nov. 6 election.
Back in July, the city began registering noncitizens — including undocumented immigrants — to vote in school board elections. Continue reading “SF spends $300,000 to register noncitizen voters — a whopping 49 sign up”
Pittsburgh and Allegheny County police along with the FBI will hold an active shooter drill Thursday night in Squirrel Hill.
The drill will take place from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Jewish Community Center, 5738 Forbes Ave.
Darlington Road will be closed from St. Edmund’s Way to Murray Avenue. Continue reading “From January: Active shooter drill planned for Thursday night in Squirrel Hill, Darlington Road to close”
TULSA, Okla. (AP) — A white former Oklahoma volunteer deputy who fatally shot an unarmed black man says he’s sorry for the man’s family, but that the shooting also disrupted his own life.
“I feel very bad about it,” Robert Bates told KTUL-TV in his first public comments since the 2015 shooting that killed Eric Harris. “It has been a very disruptive thing in my life. I feel sorry for his son, his ex-wife and family. It bothers me,” Bates said in the interview that aired Thursday. Continue reading “Ex-deputy says he feels ‘very bad’ about killing unarmed man”
The gunman behind the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, Robert Bowers, was active and outspoken on social media, publishing bizarre posts in which he slammed Jews, diversity, and Donald Trump.
Moments before entering the synagogue on Saturday morning, the 46-year-old wrote on the social network Gab that he was “going in,” stating that he couldn’t “sit by and watch my people get slaughtered.” That comment was in reference to the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), which he says “brings invaders in that kill our people.” Continue reading “‘Trump controlled by Jews’ & other anti-Semitic conspiracies of synagogue shooter”
I remember when I was a child in junior high school, once a month or so the local, or state police would come to our school and give speeches and answer questions, mostly defending their jobs.
The speeches were along the lines that, it is an evil world out there, and you guys really don’t know how bad it is. The subjects ranged from child sacrifice to ouija board serial killers.(real thing!!) Only to go home and be fed horror TV by the likes of Amityville horror and Creepshow, which was fairly decent reinforcement of what these” law enforcement officers “were telling us. Continue reading “The Beginning of Propaganda”
The Israeli army carried out scores of air strikes across the besieged Gaza Strip in the early hours of Saturday, in the highest-intensity offensive on the coastal Palestinian territory since the summer.
The Israeli army launched at least 87 air strikes, Israeli news outlet Ynet reported, saying it was in response to some 34 rockets fired from the enclave into southern Israel. Continue reading “Israeli Forces Launch 87 Overnight Airstrikes Against Gaza Strip”
North Jersey towns are stepping up security and being more vigilant after a mass shooting killed eight and injured many at a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday.
A man has been taken into custody after multiple people were shot at Tree of Life synagogue,including three police officers. Continue reading “North Jersey towns step up security after Pittsburgh synagogue shooting”
After listening to Henry and Mark converse on Marks show on 10/25, it goes to show us the importance of our leaders being together on how things will progress when the inevitable war for freedom lights off. Henry’s point being, what control mechanism will be in place as common law must be first and foremost, apart from any form of admiralty law, period. Mark’s point being, there has to be some sort of command to keep order, because if there isn’t, pandemonium will take hold, accomplishing nothing, insuring chaos. Continue reading “Henry Shivley and Mark Koernke – Two Strong Leaders Who Together Give Us Confidence”
Update (11:25 am ET): Police have cleared the synagogue with a robot and are now seeking to clear it for bombs with a canine.
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Update (11:15 am ET): Police have the shooter in handcuffs and are in the process of clearing the synagogue. According to scanner reports, at least 11 people have been tagged “dead on arrival.” Continue reading “At Least 11 Dead, 1 Cop Wounded, After Shooting At Pittsburgh Synagogue; Gunman Shouted “All Jews Must Die””
A new report from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) shows President Trump’s temporary tent city for unaccompanied alien children (UAC) at the U.S. Customs and Border Protection’s (CBP) Tornillo, Texas Land Port of Entry (LPOE) has dramatically expanded its capabilities over the last several months.
Tornillo’s tent city was designed to temporarily house 450 children under the supervision of HHS in June, when Trump’s zero-tolerance policy separated over 2,500 migrant children from their parents. Continue reading “As ‘Caravan’ Crosses Mexico, Trump’s ‘Temporary’ Tent City For Migrant Kids Balloons In Size”
Fellowship of the Minds – by Dr Eowyn
This morning, October 26, 2018, a man was arrested in Broward County, Florida, in connection with at least 12 packages containing what appeared to be pipe bombs sent to prominent Democrats. Continue reading “Cesar Sayoc, package bomber: The pieces that don’t fit”