From Million-Dollar Homes to Radical Activism—These Posh Private School Alumni Were Among the Arrested Columbia and Barnard Students
“…One student won an ‘international friendship’ award before joining a mob that injured two…”
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“…One student won an ‘international friendship’ award before joining a mob that injured two…”
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“…At least six women have complained about Wesley Lowery…”
“Reports that the DoD will reduce U.S. troops in the Republic of Korea are not true,” Chief Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said.
“…Trump’s video evidence of hate directed at Afrikaners met with quibbles about what genocide means…Even Biden-era government reports and genocide watch group have raised flags, mostly being ignored until now. The only question is whether race or greed is the motive for the crimes…”
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Chris Cuomo — Democrats are to blame for Israeli embassy shooting
Insane, violent rhetoric, anti-Jewish racism, and support for terrorists.
Disgusting.
American media is garbage with few exceptions.



It was the refusal of American media to cover this story that lead to Trump doing this in the oval office before the press. He said this during the meeting. This forces the lying garbage media to cover the story even though they lie through their teeth. The murders and land confiscation have the skin colors reversed from the normal garbage media narrative and they therefore simply refuse to report it.
Garbage.
Here is President Ramaphosa saying what he specifically denied to President Trump.
I don’t think Ramaphosa is entirely bad, but there are a lot of bad guys in South Africa. Ramaphosa is on the wrong side of just about every issue.
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“…Today, the Supreme Court granted Laurel Libby, a Maine state representative, an emergency injunction pending appeal. Justice Sotomayor would have denied the injunction, and Justice Jackson wrote a dissent.
I wrote about this case nearly a month ago. Circuit Justice Jackson took her time to call for a response and set the deadline after the Maine legislative session began. In other words, she made it impossible for the Court to provide timely relief. That is some chutzpah after the Supreme Court maligned Judge Wes Hendrix for not ruling in the span of hours. On April 30, I wrote “The Court moves heaven and earth to block removal of alleged gang members who are almost certainly removable, but stays silent when citizens of Maine lose their elected representative.” I’m glad their priorities are straight. On May 1, the Court called for a response, which would be due on May 8.
Today, May 20, the Court finally granted relief. It took the Court twelve days after the briefing concluded to issue the order. I have to think the majority settled on this outcome pretty quickly, especially considering the lopsided vote. What was the delay? It was likely to allow Justice Jackson to write her five-page dissent. When A.A.R.P. came out after midnight, Justices Alito and Thomas noted their dissent is forthcoming. That is always an option. But here, the majority prevented Libby from participating in the session, even as there were five votes to grant relief…”