Timothy Birdnow

Rittenhouse acquitted.

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Warner Todd Huston

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Willis Eschenbach:

For months, the DC Capitol Police have been trying every means to keep the public from seeing thousands of hours of video footage of the Jan 6 occurrences.

Now, we're starting to find out why ... and it's not pretty.

If the Jan 6 investigation had any balls, they'd investigate this ... but they're Democrat capons, so that won't happen.

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Warner Todd Huston

Biden's FDA Wants to Delay Release of Vaccine Ingredients for 55 Years

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Warner Todd Huston

As Gas Prices Soar, Biden is Selling Off America's Strategic Oil Reserves to Asia

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Selwyn Duke

https://www.selwynduke.com/2021/11/hi-tech-muzzle-woke-bot-for-classrooms-sounds-offensive-alarm-when-detecting-offensive-speech.html

It’s a new product being rolled out just in time for Christmas, I guess, but the question is: Do you get it when you’re naughty or nice?

The gift is an electronic thought-police bot going by the name "Themis.” Intended for classrooms and social settings, the device is designed to detect and interrupt "offensive” remarks.

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Michael McKee

Operation Foxhunt…….,,.
Standard operating protocol for the Chinese PRC and their Military/

Intelligence.
Thus, Making every person of Chinese extraction, a security risk to their host country.
People disappear in China, never to be seen again. Look at the doctors who tried to warn of covid!
Then there is the 1 million Uiyghers who are being systematicaly abused, raped and tortured.
Their families being broken up and destroyed.
What would the Chinese Communist Party do to your family to get you to do what they want?
Every Chinese person you interact with is at risk if they have access to information, people or organisations.

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Dana Mathewson

President Joe Biden on Wednesday dodged responsibility for record-high energy prices and asked the Federal Trade Commission to investigate oil companies for "anti-competitive behavior.”

With nationwide gas prices reaching historic highs, inflation marking a thirty-year high, and a supply chain that seems permanently broken, President Biden is presumably seeking to escape responsibility for his failed energy agenda by placing blame on oil companies.

"I do not accept hard-working Americans paying more for gas because of anti-competitive or otherwise potentially illegal conduct,” President Biden said."I therefore ask that the Commission further examine what is happening with oil and gas markets, and that you bring all of the Commission’s tools to bear if you uncover any wrongdoing.”

"The Federal Trade Commission has authority to consider whether illegal conduct is costing families at the pump,” Biden referenced the record-setting gas prices around the country. "I believe you should do so immediately.”

President Biden’s request for the agency to investigate oil companies comes as the Biden-Harris administration has conducted a regulatory war on American energy.

Just after taking office, Biden revoked the Keystone XL Pipeline. The pipeline would have transported 35 million gallons of crude oil per day from Nebraska to the Gulf Coast.

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School District In Arizona Keeping Digital Dossier on Parents, Including Undercover Footage, Mortgage Statements, Family Trees ...

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25 simple bullet points proving CO2 does not cause global warming: by a geologist for a change Dr Roger Higgs,
Geoclastica Ltd, Technical Note 2019-11,
6th April 2019, on ResearchGate We urgently need to expose the ‘CO2 = pollutant’ fallacy being forced upon your children, grandchildren, nephews and nieces by schools, universities, governments and mainstream media worldwide, and to denounce it in scrupulously truthful terms easily understood by the public, including those youngsters themselves.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/332245803_25_bullet_points_proving_CO2_does_not_cause_global_warming_by_a_GEOLOGIST_for_a_change

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Henry’s Law controls CO2 concentration, not humans

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Willis Eschenbach

At some point in history, every group owned slaves, and every group was enslaved. Slavery is global & ancient.

Slavery is named after the Slavs, who were Europeans enslaved in the Middle East & Africa. The Arab / African trade of white slaves was 20-25 million people.

The East African slave trade was 8-10 million.

Slaves taken across the Atlantic numbered 12.5 million, of which only 400K came to the US, less than 1%.

One African king 150 yrs pre-Columbus owned 50 thousand slaves himself.

So my question is ... just when do I get MY reparations?

Chester McAteer adds:

My Ancestors were enslaved, Mary McAteer and her entire family were captured by the English in the 1600s. Mary, as a young 15 year old was sold to a Jamaican Sugar Plantation. Ireland was almost emptied of Irish by the English. What does that mean to me? The past should be lessons from which we learn. While it did affect my family hundreds of years ago, those that enslaved my family are just as dead as are those of my past family. I can bear no resentment for the past nor can it be changed, nor am I or should I expect compensation for a wrong that I had no personal or present involvement from people living today that also had no personal or present involvement in inflicting the offense. In Charleston, it was cheaper to use the Irish, than Black slaves which were more expensive, for dangerous jobs rather than chance the loss of the more expensive slave.

But let's look at African Slavery, there are several African kingdoms that not only sold their kinsmen and kinswomen into Slavery long before a White man landed on the shores of Africa, but once the White traders arrived the Africans were all too happy to have yet another market for their Slaves.

In many cases, Slaves sold were not only captives of other tribes, but were also members of the very tribe that was selling the Slaves, in fact there were family members selling family members.

Free black people in this country bought and sold other black people, and did so at least since 1654. The first slave owner was Anthony Johnson and his wife Mary went to court in Virginia in 1654 to obtain the services of their slave, a black man, John Castor, for life. It was, at the time illegal in the colonies to own slaves, however indentured servitude was allowed.

Nicolas Augustin Metoyer of Louisiana, a black man owned 13 slaves in 1830. He and his 12 family members collectively owned 215 slaves.

Free blacks owned slaves in Boston by 1724 and in Connecticut by 1783; by 1790, 48 black people in Maryland owned 143 slaves. One particularly black Maryland farmer named Nat Butler "regularly purchased and sold Negroes for the Southern trade,"

William Ellison, a former Slave himself, was wealthier than nine out of 10 white people in South Carolina. By his death in 1860, he owned 900 acres of land and 63 slaves. Not one of his slaves was allowed to purchase his or her own freedom, unlike their Master.

The list goes on and on….

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Timothy Birdnow

Some quick thoughts on the Rittenhouse case.

First, this lengthy deliberation is concerning.

I think a guilty or innocent verdict would have come quickly in either case. What we are seeing with this (and there was ample evidence to support acquittal if we must prove Rittenhouse guilty beyond a reasonable doubt) suggests a frightened jury. What are they frightened of? Well, several of them have been threatened, and they also know they will be unleashing riots if they acquit.

I suspect they are going to return a hung jury. It's the only way out for them.

Then the judge can either dismiss charges with prejudice - meaning Rittenhouse can't be prosecuted again - or he will rule a mistrial and allow the prosecution another crack at it.

I suspect the jury wants this off their plates and is willing to throw the poor judge to the wolves to get it.

In a way a long deliberation is good; it keeps the rioters in place, forcing them to spend money on room and board.

But it is a travesty of justice. This thing should have ended half an hour after the closing statements.

There is another aspect of this that should concern us.

Sicily, being smack dab in the middle of the Mediterranean, was the most invaded place in history (probably). Every time a new group sought to control the shipping lanes they invaded Sicily and put their own government in place. The result was the natives never got a fair shake. The new overlords almost always abused their positions and the locals just had to take it.

Well, they didn't. They set up secret enforcement groups and secret courts.

Operating outside the law this hierarchical organization would implement justice for the powerless subjects.

Of course, it was expensive to do this, and the Mafia leaders would accept payment in both money and in service from those they protected. And they often involved themselves in illegal activities to fund the work.

As such things do the Mafia turned from an underground system of justice into an oppressive criminal enterprise.

The word itself comes from Mafiusa, or swagger, and was used by police as a pejorative in Sicily. There is an alternate explanation for the word, though; when the French invaded Sicily in 1282 the Sicilians had a cry "Death to the French is Italy's Cry" which in Italian is "Morte Alla Francia Italia Amerla!" or MAFIA for short.

Of course the Mafia just calls it "our thing" - Cosa Nostra.

  At any rate that is where we are going in America, I fear. If the Law won't protect us from rioters and looters, and won't allow us to protect ourselves as Mr. Rittenhouse did, then this is the only option. People will start looking for justice through criminal entities like the Mafia.

How would that work? The survivors of the shooting would meet with unfortunate "accidents". So would the prosecutor.

We don't want this. But I see no way of avoiding it if our government continues down this radical, anti-American path it has chosen.

Horrible groups like the Ku Klux Klan will return too if we keep getting Critical Race Theory and other reverse racism shoved down our throats.

This is a bad course we are on.

I hope the jurors in this case do the right thing, but it is looking increasingly like fear is winning out. I don't blame them, but now is the time for courage.

A decent country does not punish the victim. That is what we are trying to do here.

Mr. Rittenhouse was a kid who took a stand for his neighbors and his nation. We used to praise people like him for his civic mindedness.

And it was such a Kyle who fought the Revolution, the Civil War, and most every other American war in our history. There were plenty of 17 year olds fighting for their country, and nobody thought twice about it. Shoot; in another year he'll be able to join the army and maybe die in some hellhole Rip Van Winkle and his gnomes decide they simply must send Americans to protect and make war profits for his friends. And of course Usurper Joe and his party want to make it possible for people of Mr. Rittenhouse's age to be able to vote.

But he can't go to a riot to render aid and help put out fires! He's just an evil racist child!

This country has become seriously misprioritized.

And again, things like this prosecution will eventually lead to vigilante' justice, and most likely we will see the return of the Sicilian Mafia, along with other organized crime style vigilantism. The Albanians have a really tough mob. So do the Russians.

America will become like so many Third World countries where we no longer have the Rule of Law. Judges will be bribed or intimidated. Juries will be threatened and coerced. There will be no justice.

So let us all pray this jury does the right thing. The implications are far greater than I suspect most believe.

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From Lance Sjogren

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Steven Chase

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Selwyn Duke

Some news outlets have been reporting the last few days on how sexual devolutionaries are trying to rebrand pedophiles as "minor-attracted people." I must point out that while I'm glad this reality is getting attention, it's not new. The term was used at least as early as 2011, as I pointed out in my 2013 essay "The Slippery Slope to Pedophilia." It's found here: https://thenewamerican.com/the-slippery-slope-to-pedophilia/

If you read it (it's a magazine essay and is rather long), tell me it hasn't aged well.

Oh, and don't ever believe for a second that the Left has a problem with pedophilia. They only pretend to when it's a convenient hammer with which to bludgeon organizations they despise.

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Selwyn Duke

https://www.selwynduke.com/2021/11/the-branch-covidians-cometh-the-psychology-behind-mass-covid-hysteria.html


There are many reasons for the continuing COVID-19 hysteria. There are politicians who use it to leverage power; in fact, it helped defeat a sitting president last year. Pharmaceutical companies are making billions off "vaccines,” and Amazon and other Death Star retailers can ever rake in copious cash if small-business competition is repeatedly locked down. But the more fascinating matter is why countless millions of people worldwide still, like a hive mind, obediently perform COVID Ritual over a disease that mortally threatens relatively few and is entirely treatable.

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Biden is going to ignore the District of Columbia's relaxation of masking mandates.

https://www.mediaite.com/news/white-house-says-it-will-not-follow-dc-guidance-on-end-of-indoor-mask-mandate/

The White House said on Tuesday that it will not follow District of Columbia guidance as it pertains to indoor mask wearing.

"The White House follows CDC guidance which recommends masking in areas of high or substantial transmission,” said White House Assistant Press Secretary Kevin Munoz, according to Associated Press White House reporter Zeke Miller. DC has been classified by the CDC as being an area of "substantial” transmission.

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