Month: April 2021

The Capitol Police had clearer advance warnings about the Jan. 6 attack than were previously known, including the potential for violence in which “Congress itself is the target.” But officers were instructed by their leaders not to use their most aggressive tactics to hold off the mob, according to a scathing new report by the agency’s internal …

Capitol Police Told to Hold Back on Riot Response on Jan. 6, Report Finds Read More »

According to reports, the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is mulling a strike this week over the city’s plans to reopen schools. The Chicago Public School System (CPS) says that schools will reopen to in-person education by April 19, but the CTU still claims the coronavirus makes it too “dangerous” for teachers to return to the classroom, the Chicago …

Chicago Teachers Union preparing to Strike over plan to reopen schools Read More »

Republican South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has taken executive action to prevent the Biden administration from placing unaccompanied minors from the border in his state. McMaster cited coronavirus concerns and limited resources to justify the order, which he signed Monday, according to The Post and Courier of Charleston. The governor’s order directed the state’s Department of Social Services …

SC Gov Essentially Shuts Down State To Biden’s Unaccompanied Minors Read More »

Yesterday, the Windsor, VA Police Department was notified that they were being sued by Army Second Lieutenant Caron Nazario for a December traffic stop that turned ugly. As reported by 100 Percent Fed Up – In the recorded traffic stop, Army Second Lieutenant Caron Nazario, who is Black and Latino can be seen in uniform as a …

Dishonest Media Forgot To Mention Part About Loaded Gun Allegedly In Front Seat Next To Army Lt. Nazario’s Leg Read More »

Years from now when we look back at the coronavirus pandemic, one of the first people we’ll think of is Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. And why not? It was one year ago when an argument could be made that the two most trusted public figures on COVID-19 were Fauci …

Fauci fatigue sets in as top doc sows doubt in vaccine effectiveness Read More »

The fact that the loser spawn of Grandpa Badfinger is thumbing his coke-caked nose at the justice system represents not merely the tacky machinations of a crusty pol protecting the family Fredo. It has a deeper and more cynical purpose – to show us that our overlords are unaccountable and that the law is now …

Letting Hunter Biden Off Is A Message To Us Peasants Read More »

Former Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley fueled 2024 rumors recently when she went after Donald Trump. After extreme blowback, now Haley is trying to pucker up to Trump. While speaking to reporters in South Carolina, Haley said that she would not launch a presidential campaign if Trump were to run for the White …

Nikki Haley Makes Announcement About Her 2024 Presidential Prospects Read More »

Over 100 Wall Street corporate chieftains met in a private meeting recently to discuss collusion possibilities after the passage of electoral reform in several states, including Georgia. The corporate elite is striking back, exerting their vast economic privilege to punish the people and undermine the political process. It is clear they do not want a non-globalist to …

OLIGARCHY: Over 100 Wall Street Titans Conspire Anonymously to Undermine Electoral Reform Laws Read More »

Twitter reportedly locked a black sports journalist out of his account after he criticized a Black Lives Matter co-founder for buying a ritzy home in a mostly white neighborhood. Jason Whitlock says Twitter blocked him over a tweet pointing out the demographics of Topanga Canyon, the Los Angeles enclave where Black Lives Matter leader Patrisse Cullors …

Twitter locks out journalist over tweet criticizing BLM founder: reports Read More »

Delmarva Chicken Association Executive Director Holly Porter made the following statement regarding Maryland’s decision to appeal a ruling in Assateague Coastal Trust v. Maryland Department of the Environment: “This appeal is good news for farmers who raise chickens, cows, pigs and other animals, and good news for millions of families who rely on those family farmers …

DCA Statement on Maryland’s Appeal to Reverse AFO Permit Ruling Read More »