24 Wednesday Nov 2021
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Rare double justice in the US. Interesting. Hot on the heels of Kyle Rittenhouse’s acquittal, the three morons in Georgia are convicted of murdering Ahmaud Arbery.
Arbery’s was probably the most legitimate and sympathetic BLM case of 2020, with him being lynched in the street for nothing. Today’s is a proper outcome.
19 Friday Nov 2021
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America’s hero of the 21st Century, Kyle Rittenhouse, was ACQUITTED OF ALL CHARGES!
Kyle Rittenhouse was acquitted of all charges on Friday, after his trial for shooting three people, killing two of them in Kenosha last year.
Rittenhouse broke down in tears, nearly collapsing as the jury announced they had found him not guilty of all charges. He had faced five counts, including charges of first-degree reckless homicide, first-degree reckless endangerment, first-degree intentional homicide, and attempted first-degree attempted homicide. He faced up to life in prison had he been convicted.
Rare justice in America and a message sent to the enemy. God bless the jurors and Mr. Rittenhouse! Now, he needs to sue the living daylights out of everyone involved in this evil setup and show trial. Later, he should, I hope, consider running for high office in one of the American National States which will form out of the wreckage.
A GREAT DAY!
16 Tuesday Mar 2021
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Pat Buchanan ponders the meanings of the “Big Floyd” “murder” “trial.” Too many necessary quotations these days…
In preparing for the trial of Chauvin, Minneapolis has fortified, with concrete barriers, fences and razor wire, the courthouse where it will be held. Understandably, for any acquittal of Chauvin, or conviction on a lesser charge than murder, could trigger a riot like those that plagued the city through the summer of 2020.
And if a mob does take to the streets in Minneapolis, as it did all last summer, the national reaction will be telling.
How does one accurately describe a crowd that gathers outside a courthouse to demand, on the threat of a riot, a verdict of guilty?
And should a riot occur — and violent protests in Louisville, Seattle and Portland over the weekend seem to point to another such long hot summer — may we expect our new national leaders (Joe Biden, Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer) to denounce the mob and stand up unequivocally for the rule of law?
They’re going to riot, win, lose, or draw. And, of course, there will be no condemnation – unless it’s more hatred of us. Nuremberg Amerika.
10 Monday Aug 2020
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Literally. Who doubts CBN’s report?
The Satanic Temple (TST) has announced it’s raffling a free abortion to promote the organization’s religious abortion ritual, while it argues that its members’ religious rights are exempt from any state laws or any regulations that might block access to abortion services during the first trimester.
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TST says all abortions by its members are religious acts of Satanism and protected under the ruling.
I verified the information through the “temple’s” website, which I do not recommend any of you visit. It’s true.
Religious exemptions to law? My Religion suggests a millstone is “better” for those who harm children. Are followers of Christ thereby exempt from certain laws allegedly prohibiting such Justice? Interesting theory. One of the benefits of the coming total collapse of society will be not having to put up with savages and their false “faith.”
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Dosłownie. Kto wątpi w raport CBN?
„Świątynia satanistyczna (TST) ogłosiła, że rozlosuje bezpłatną aborcję w celu promowania religijnego rytuału aborcyjnego organizacji, jednocześnie argumentując, że prawa religijne jej członków są wyłączone z jakichkolwiek przepisów stanowych lub innych przepisów, które mogą blokować dostęp do usług aborcyjnych w pierwszym trymestr.
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TST twierdzi, że wszystkie aborcje dokonywane przez jego członków są aktami religijnymi satanizmu i są chronione na mocy orzeczenia ”.
Sprawdziłem te informacje na stronie „świątyni”, której nikomu nie polecam. To prawda.
Zwolnienia religijne od prawa? Moja Religia sugeruje, że kamień młyński jest „lepszy” dla tych, którzy krzywdzą dzieci. Czy w ten sposób naśladowcy Chrystusa są zwolnieni z pewnych praw, które rzekomo zabraniają takiej Sprawiedliwości? Ciekawa teoria. Jedną z korzyści nadchodzącego całkowitego upadku społeczeństwa będzie brak konieczności znoszenia dzikich i ich fałszywej „wiary”.
Polska! Nie pozwólcie, aby to zło objawiło się w waszym wielkim narodzie! Powstrzymaj ich albo staw czoła strasznemu losowi Ameryki.
04 Thursday Jun 2020
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27 Wednesday May 2020
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By October 1, 1946, the Anglo-American system of jurisprudence was completely dead – a forerunner for the nations. Today, in America (and the UK), we have two systems: 1) a “justice” [SIC] system for us, used selectively to herd the serfs about, and; 2) a “just us” system for our betters. Of course, the Senators did nothing wrong.
The Justice Department has closed insider trading investigations into three senators who sold off stocks following early briefings on the coronavirus, aides told NBC News.
A spokesman for Sen. Kelly Loeffler, R-Ga., confirmed that she had been informed that the Justice Department had dropped an inquiry into her trades and called the allegations “politically motivated.”
Rare or unknown is the courtesy of an inquiry-dropping notification. But, again, they’re special. They really are: Kelly Loeffler looks like Giraffe Barbie; Dianne Feinstein missed her appointment that day with Dan White, and … I’m surprised they let Inhofe off while keeping the pressure on the Burr (up NC’s butt).
No wonder people are cracking up.
14 Thursday May 2020
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Someone is desperate to keep the railroading going.
Federal Judge Emmet G. Sullivan late Wednesday issued a stunning ruling in the prosecution of Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump‘s former National Security Advisor. The two-pronged order (1) appoints a former federal judge to argue against dismissing the case; and (2) considers holding Flynn in criminal contempt for perjury.
“Upon consideration of the entire record in this case, it is hereby ORDERED that the Court exercises its inherent authority to appoint The Honorable John Gleeson (Ret.) as amicus curiae to present arguments in opposition to the government’s Motion to Dismiss,” the judge wrote. “[I]t is further ORDERED that amicus curiae shall address whether the Court should issue an Order to Show Cause why Mr. Flynn should not be held in criminal contempt for perjury pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 401, Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 42, the Court’s inherent authority, and any other applicable statutes, rules, or controlling law.”
Wouldn’t it be better to appoint a special master to determine why Flynn and 97% of federal defendants enter into plea agreements, regardless of the evidence or the circumstances of the cases? Or, even better, why not ask whether the USA committed treason by bringing another hoax case devoid of evidence? Just us in Amerika.
BTW, this is no. 3,300, if you’re counting.
22 Saturday Feb 2020
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So yeah, about that Constitutional crisis:
A funny thing happened, however, on the way to the courthouse. Two things, actually. First, the jury forewoman in Stone’s case outed herself as a die-hard Democrat who despises President Trump and his supporters as well as a former congressional candidate and far-left activist who still buys into the Russian collusion scam. She came out to defend the honor of the prosecutors in Stone’s case but ended up revealing that, while Judge Jackson silenced Roger Stone from speaking to the public during his trial, the forewoman of the jury was busy posting daily anti-Trump polemics. Second, rather than cowering in intimidation, President Trump took the opportunity of an “emergency meeting” of the federal judges to publicly ask that they look into the well documented FISA Court fraud and the Judiciary’s role in perpetrating the greatest political scandal in our nation’s history: President Obama’s use of the CIA and FBI to spy on the campaign of a presidential candidate from the opposing party and the subsequent use of such criminally obtained information to launch the Mueller probe and overturn the result of the 2016 election.
And, the branches were never coequal, being introduced in order. Congress having largely abdicated, that leaves the executive. Jump!
08 Wednesday Jan 2020
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CNN will reportedly pay off Nick “Covington Boys” Sandmann for their malicious, racist, anti-Christian smearing of him.
Covington Catholic High School student Nick Sandmann received reportedly has received a settlement from CNN after suing the far-left network for smearing him last year.
“CNN agreed Tuesday to settle a lawsuit with Covington Catholic student Nick Sandmann,” Fox 19 reported. “The amount of the settlement was not made public during a hearing at the federal courthouse in Covington.”
Sandmann also filed lawsuits against The Washington Post and NBC Universal, each for $250 million or over, and is reportedly planning to “sue Gannett, owners of The Enquirer.”
Sandmann attorneys Todd McMurtry and Lin Wood filed a $275 million lawsuit against CNN in March of last year in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Kentucky.
“CNN was probably more vicious in its direct attacks on Nicholas than The Washington Post. And CNN goes into millions of individuals’ homes,” Wood told Fox News’ Mark Levin last year. “CNN couldn’t resist the idea that here’s a guy with a young boy, that Make America Great Again cap on. So they go after him.”
Hit ’em where it hurt$. SANDMANN 2040?
28 Saturday Sep 2019
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The remains of the state might be divided, but the underlying nation is toast. The resulting human toll is, both comically and tragically, to be expected.
LINCOLN, Neb. — The past few years in American politics have been tumultuous, to say the least. Personal political beliefs aside, there is no denying that the U.S. has grown especially divided in the wake of Donald Trump’s 2016 presidential election victory. Between social media bots, partisan news coverage, and the president’s frequent Twitter posts, it has never been harder for the average American to avoid being bombarded with some type of political message on an almost hourly basis.
It isn’t a stretch to assume that at some point all of that polarization would have a negative effect on the collective well being of the nation, and a new study conducted at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln has effectively confirmed this assumption. According to researchers, the current U.S. political climate is literally making Americans physically sick, damaging friendships, and driving many people “crazy.”
A fifth and a third, etc., all over Tweets and cable news. Just wait until the M777s start singing…
A failed state trades things like civility and justice for insanity. I just read the verdict in an amazing state criminal case. The attendant sentencing blew my mind in its cruel depravity. I looked at the underlying statute and realized that even when an evil government nominally attempts to pacify a real problem, to craft measured or tempered solutions to appropriately deal with particular circumstances, that all it does is perpetuate the ruse. The utter BS from the media was designed (carefully) to distract the public’s attention. The plan worked perfectly. Those literally going crazy in the face of this horror may really display markers of normalcy. I’ll bet 2% of them – not 2.5 or 3% – wake up, shake it off, and move forward.
And, the rest? If they think it’s bad now, …
PERRIN LOVETT 