Month: October 2021

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Michael Horowitz — Andrew McCabe lied under oath

The law does not apply to preferred Democrat politicians and bureaucrats. The crimes and lies they commit are done for good reasons, and everyone knows that. They do not receive punishment that other Americas would receive for doing the same misdeeds. Other Americans do things out of greed, revenge, self advancement, etc.

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In addition, and more importantly, the federal government should be liable…

Ron DeSantis: Businesses Forcing Coronavirus Vaccines Should Be Liable for Adverse Reactions

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This is outstanding. Rep. Johnson. (R-Louisiana) questions Merrick Garland on conflicts with his son in-law’s selling of CRT materials

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Biden thinks he knows best for you…

Joe Biden Boasts Plan to Take Millions of Vehicles off Highways by Putting People on Trains

My response: Fuck you. You senile old jerk.

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Heartbreaking story from beginning to end for all parties concerned. My best wishes for both families.

Brian Laundrie found: FBI confirms remains

This is probably the best outcome that could be wished for.

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Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) – “…The FBI is starting to resemble old KGB with secret warrantless surveillance, wiretapping, and intimidation of citizens…”

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Biden Administration claims they don’t need congress to enact climate plans. Sure.

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Greens and Democrats block major U.S. mining effort. Bad decision, bad judgement, ideology overrides business and national interests.

US plan would block Minnesota copper-nickel mine

“…The U.S. Forest Service on Wednesday proposed a 20-year ban on mining in Minnesota’s Boundary Waters region, a step that would block Antofagasta Plc’s Twin Metals copper and nickel mine project.

The announcement reversed a decision by former President Donald Trump and set off a review of how mining could affect the popular outdoor recreational area. It freezes issuance of new mining leases or permits in the region for two years.

The proposed underground mine would become a major U.S. supplier of copper for electric vehicles (EVs), which use twice as much of the red metal as those with internal combustion engines…”

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Thomas Massie questions Garland about FBI involvement in inciting January 6 capitol riots. Evaluate Garland’s response for yourself. Do you trust him?

Louie Gohmert about FBI involvement inside the capitol building:

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War on parents based on school boards letter

AG Merrick Garland Admits Federal War On Parents Sprang From School Boards Letter, Not Evidence

Related:

“…Americans value freedom…”

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Garland faces criticism in House hearing…

Republicans grill Biden’s AG Merrick Garland as he defends FBI school board memo, insists parents are entitled to protest and denies calling them domestic terrorists

    • Garland is testifying before the Democrat-led committee on Thursday morning
    • Jim Jordan accused Garland of giving GOP lawmakers ‘the finger’ in response to inquiries over his memo directing the FBI to crack down on public schools
    • Another Republican lawmaker confronted him on his son-in-law’s company, Panorama Education, which has been accused of utilizing critical race theory
    • Two representatives demanded that Garland appoint a special counsel to investigate Hunter Biden and whether he’s profited off Joe Biden’s presidency
    • Rep. Ken Buck compared the prices of Hunter Biden’s artwork to the values of classic paintings by Claude Monet and Edgar Degas
    • The Judiciary committee is chaired by New York Democrat Rep. Jerry Nadler
    • Nadler’s opening statement appears to take a veiled shot at his GOP colleagues 
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Biden knew about AG Garland’s letter calling concerned parents terrorists before it was sent

White House Knew About Letter That Compared Parents to Domestic Terrorists

“…National School Board Association collaborated with Biden administration, emails show

The country’s largest school board association collaborated with the Biden White House before sending a controversial letter calling on the FBI to investigate parents as potential domestic terrorists, according to previously unreported emails.

The emails, obtained by Parents Defending Education through public records requests and reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon, reveal that the National School Board Association’s president and CEO sent the letter to Biden on Sept. 29 without approval from the organization’s board. The letter said that the acts of some parents at school board meetings across the country could be considered “a form of domestic terrorism and hate crimes.”

The emails also show that the White House asked the association for examples of threats against school board members days before Attorney General Merrick Garland created a task force of officials from the FBI and the Justice Department to determine how to prosecute alleged crimes at school board meetings.

The letter makes clear that the White House was aware of the letter before it was released, while raising questions about whether the White House colluded with the association on the letter to prompt federal action. The letter has sparked allegations that the Biden administration is trying to stifle dissent among parents who oppose mask mandates and the teaching of critical race theory at America’s schools. School board meetings have become battlegrounds for factions of parents torn on those issues. Parents in some districts have organized recall efforts to remove school board members who support mandates or radical curricula…”

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Biden gets a welcome, of sorts, on his return to Scranton.

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A sequence of important posts on Fauci lying to the senate and the American people on funding gain-of-function research

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The U.S. Navy needs a serious course correction. They seem more focused on woke pronouns than war fighting (or fire fighting)

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A cardiologist from a Victorian hospital (Australia) admits they are seeing 30 to 40 cases of myocarditis & pericarditis every day from the mandated Pfizer vaccine

Doug Santo