July 17, 2026
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
Timothy Birdnow
Canada under Mark Carney has gone full Gang Green, implementing strict climate control policies. So why are they polluting our air with their smoke?
Gee; I thought they fixed it up in Canada. Yet here we are.Yet here they blowing smoke in our faces like some boorish jerk in a local tavern.
The Canadians have over 830 fires raging across their country, the second largest in the world. And they don't seem overly concerned about dousing them.
Here's a good idea:
(@CollinGrossWx) July 15, 2026
I’ve so had it with Canada. Every time our air quality goes above 75 we should add 5% to the Trump tariff. https://t.co/Ct6b7iC22A
— Inez Stepman (@InezFeltscher) July 15, 2026
For years Canada has mismanaged it's forest, allowing large buildup of deadwood and not allowing anyone to disturb the "pristine" Canadian forests. Dudley Dooright appears to have been more than a cartoon figure...
And then the Canadians blame the U.S. for their mismanagement.
I think we should send them a bill for an estimated cost they imposed on us. Basically Canada has made millions of Americans into smokers, like it or not.
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Yes, maybe Trump should hike the tariffs. It was very insulting to hear Carney and Co. blame the U.S. for the crappy air they're sending us, while any of us in the upper Midwest who have to go outside are experiencing the need to reach for our eyedrops.
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Yeah; it's his mess he should clean it up.
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Rumors of the Death of Russia Greatly Exaggerated
Timothy Birdnow
Here is an excellent article analyzing the Russo-Ukrainian war and how the conventional wisdom is flat out wrong - and how Trump is being seduced into believing the Ukrainians may win.
I won't excerpt it - read it for yourself. It's in the American Conservative, a site I often do not agree with, but this article is spot on.
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Excellent article! The content was informative, well-organized, and easy to understand. I truly appreciate the effort you put into creating such valuable insights.
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From the Horse's Mouth
Timothy Birdnow
E-mails never go away:
Liz Harrington
@realLizUSA
Wow! FBI official actually wrote in an email they were running a "shadow government” to keep President Trump and the public from knowing about China’s election meddling in 2020
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This needs a citation, Tim.
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Excellent article! The content was informative, well-organized, and easy to understand. I truly appreciate the effort you put into creating such valuable insights.
https://eduwingzinternational.com/
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It's from X Dana. I usually don't include a link with an X post.
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Sun Gets in Your Eyes
Timothy Birdnow
The Gang Green is horrified about the modest planetary warming we have now. What will happen when we start reflecting sunlight to the night side of Earth?
The idea is to beam sunlight down on large solar farms so they have power even at night Of course this will upset the diurnal balance in animals and plants in the targeted area. And who knows what it will do in the atmosphere before it hits the solar farm.
This is a crazy idea but typical of the environmentalists, who are desperate to get us to accept the "green energy" scheme.
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Enemies Without, Enemies Within
Timothy Birdnow
In addition to informing us that around 270,000 illegal aliens are registered to vote (and no doubt many more as this was all the investigation could find since Democrats refused to hand over voter rolls) President Trump informed us of a major, major scandal.
Two hundred and twenty million. when only 174 million Americans were registered to vote as of last year. China wasn't stealing this data our of idle curiosity.
The truly scandalous part was not just that they stole all this data but that the CIA and probably the FBI knew full well they did it and did not report it to either Trump or Congress. Heads need to roll over that.
This buttresses my argument that the CIA has been involved in a slow coup against Mr. Trump for years now and that this was the price they were willing to pay.
How many Chinese votes were cast in the election of 2020? We had a record turnout and Trump won more votes than anyone in history but still lost - to a man who didn't even leave his basement and barely campaigned. The turnout was suspiciously high.
I rather suspect the Chicoms decided that elections.
At any rate Trump exposed that last night (which is why the mainstream media refused to run his speech in an unprecedented move) and he exposed our national security apparatus in the process. I now fear for Mr. Trump's life in a way I had not before. To the CIA this was a declaration of war.
The assassination attempts on Mr. Trump have been by amateurs (and I"ve suspected the national security apparatus was behind those but wanted plausible deniability by using amateurs) but the next one may well be a professional. Mark my words on this day; I predicted it. I pray I am wrong but Mr. Trump has taken on an entity that has enormous power and that all Presidents have feared to anger.
Trump also discussed Iran last night and is making it clear he's about to ramp up the attacks. He mentioned Kharg island, which suggests he may well be planning to take it. That will require Marines on the ground.
We are in a situation in this country that is absolutely explosive on multiple fronts and I don't know how any of this will shake out but there are minefields at every turn. Trump called out the Chicoms, exposing their election tampering in the U.S., and also propsed a more aggressive military action in the Persian Gulf, which would squeeze the Chinese economy even more. What will they do? They aren't going to take this lying down and Trump now has no choice but take some very severe actions with them. I am sure they have realized that fact and know the shit is about to hit the fan. Who is going to be lobbing it?
I rather suspect the average viewer didn't understand the import of last night's speech. It was, or should have been to anyone paying attention, very sobering.
Enemies without, enemies within. This republic is in mortal peril on multiple fronts.
Trump also made a call last night to pass the SAVE America Act to true the vote. We desperately need it.
And he mentioned that nearly 400,000 dead folks are still on the voter rolls AS FAR AS WE KNOW. Probably a lot more.
He also discussed voting machines and how ridiculously easy they are to hack.
The mainstream media justified not running the speech because they said Trump was just going to "tell lies" about the "most honest election in history". Trump was not very political in last night's speech, preferring to let the facts speak for themselves. (News Nation - a middle of the road news outlet - agreed that this speech was primarily news and not political.) Trump noted that and mentioned off-handedly something about revisiting their broadcast licenses. He should; blacking out the President of the United States in a prime-time address is wholly unacceptable for an entity that is given the airwaves for free and offered tax incentives.
I think in many ways this was Mr. Trump's most important speech and we should be very, very concerned about all of it.
See all the documents Trump has declassified at www.whitehouse.gov.
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Democrat Donations Dry Up, DNC Requiring NDA's to Hide the Fact
Timothy Birdnow
The Democratic Party is broke and so desperate to hide the fact they are forcing top officials to sign non-disclosure agreements so the public won't find out how bad things are.
Holly Otterbein
@hollyotterbein
Scoop: The DNC asked its leadership team to sign NDAs before a recent meeting about the party's finances, sources told us.
The move — a break from past practice for such officers — underscored DNC chair Ken Martin's sensitivity about the party's money woes and the persistent criticism about his leadership.
A DNC national finance co-chair said the push for NDAs "is consistent with standard practice in the corporate world."
Why is funding growing so tight? Partly because the Democrats decided to appeal to young Democratic Socialists, who either have no money or who want other people's money and won't donate. But also the end of USAID and a host of other such organizations laundering money to the DNC has led funding to dry up. Now the Democrats have to compete on a fair playing field and they find they can't do it.
The Democrats have $15 million on hand but is $18 million in debt while the GOP has $125 million and no debt at all. Clearly the Donkeys are floundering.
While the article theorizes Ed Martin, DNC Chair, is doing this to hide how poorly he's performing I think another reason is to hide how poorly the Democrats themselves are performing.Corporate donations and big money donations are not going to come in if the donors think it will just be a waste of money, and an inability to raise money suggests to possible donors it is precisely that.
So Martin wants to hide their collective failure.
The article also mentions the recent Supreme Court decision allowing the parties to coordinate with campaigns. This empowers REPUBLICANS who followe the rules; the Democrats always broke those rules and simpl funneled their money to these campaigns through third parties. Now they are going to have to compete with the GOP.
It's a LONG way from over but we do have them on the run Folks! Now if the Senate would just pass the damned SAVE America Act we can finally show just how bankrupt the Democrats are in all ways and how we've been living in an oligarchy where the Democrats have stolen multiple elections for decades. Now maybe we'll have the actual democracy they claim to support. Democracy requires one man one vote. We haven't had that for twenty years or better.
It's fun watching hem squirm!
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Schumer Befouls His Drawers
Timothy Birdnow
Democrats stink - literally.
Remember when Biden met the British Royal family and he was cutting the cheese loudly (and they were greasy sounding ones, so probably stunk pretty bad) and the quen could be seen commenting on it, saying "oh my" or some such.? Now we have Schumer venting his gas as he shrieks about Trump.
We all know they are full of crap, but this just further illustrates the fact.
Makes me think of Monty Python's Flying Circus and the flatulence sound made when the foot comes down.
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Or, for that matter, the scene in "Blazing Saddles" where the cowboys were all pigging out on beans.
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"I think you've had enough!"
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Well, now, I've always thought Hussein had had enough, or was enough, or however you want to say it.
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July 16, 2026
Who REALLY Spreads the Parasites?
Timothy Birdnow
Why is Taco Bell being investigated for spreading parasites and not the Democratic Party, which has spread parasites across the entire fruited plain?
A de-wormer will cure you of what you catch from Taco Bell...
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Between you and me and the kitchen sink, I haven't gone to Taco Bell in at least twenty years, and I'll leave it to you to guess why.
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Mediocre food and run by a radical leftist, could those be the reasons Dana?
The CEO is one of George Soros' posse.
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I didn't know about the CEO. I just didn't cotton to the food. Not a fan of Mex, although there is a chain here that produces some nice stuff. But for me, Mexican food is too much the same, too much food, and at least in the chain restaurants it tends to all taste the same.
Now, when we watch our favorite Food Network cooking competition shows, we often see Mexican chefs produce splendid, mouth-watering fare. But they aren't cooking in Chipotle or Taco Hell!
Speaking of Mex, or Tex-Mex, I can whomp up guacamole that'll make you think you'd just died and gone to Heaven.
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Weakness Breeds Attack
Timothy Birdnow
So why did Meghan Markleweenie announce he was stopping traffic stops for illegals and have to be
overridden by President Trump?
Did he think THAT would stop vehicular assaults on his peeps?
If they had gotten that concession they would have ramped up the attacks.
Markwayne Mullin claims ICE agents are facing a 1,300% increase in vehicular assaults. Why wouldn't they; it worked in Minnesota after all, since they assaulted the ICE agents there and the Trump Administration pulled out of the state. You cannot do that without these kinds of consequences. All that did was embolden the thugs.
And why haven't we found out who is organizing this stuff and who is funding it and brought the hammer down on both?
You don't play whack-a-mole with protest types. You go after the funding and the organizers.
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Real Men of Genius - Pete Hegseth
Timothy Birdnow
Please leave your estrogen at the door.
You have to get screened for testosterone. There isn't mandatory treatment for low T but it will be strongly encouraged.
It's great to finally have a Secretary of War, a guy who wants a fighting military, rather than a Secretary of Defense who wants to use the military for social experimentation.
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Trump's Big Speech
BREAKING via
@CBSNews: Part of Trump's speech Thursday night will touch on previously unreported Chinese meddling in U.S. elections, sources told me. Some evidence shows Beijing compromised U.S. voter data -- and evidence the CIA knew about the action and didn't share that information with Trump during his first term, per sources.
Cabinet officials are expected to be in the audience during his remarks.
Among those invited are the heads of CIA, FBI, ODNI and DHS, as well as other agencies and staff. Some cabinet members will not be there due to scheduling conflicts, I'm told.
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Mr. Smith Goes to Jail (Hopefully)
Timothy Birdnow
Loos like the chief witch doctor in the head-hhunting investigations into President Trump perjured himself before Congress.
Jack the Slipper lied in testimony before Congress, saying in a direct answer to the question tht he had seen no e-mails from Congressmen.
The Constitution says no lawmaker may be prosecuted for any speech they may make in pursuant to their duties.This has been interpreted by statute to mean not just physical speaking but correspondence and communications, which are to remain privileged.
Smith accessed the private e-mails of 44 political enemies of the Biden Administration.
Lying to Congress is punishable by up to five years in prison. That's the least amount of time Mr. Smith should serve.
The Smith-led Arctic Frost investigation involved over 400 Republicans including some Conservatives in journalism (Sean Hannity was one) and Smith dragged them through the mud as much as he was able.
Smith was appointed Special Counsel by Merrick Garland WITHOUT a formal Biden nomination nor a Senate confirmation. Both were required by law. Garland argued that the Constitution allows the appointments of assistants to prosecutors and claims that is what he was doing, but as
former Attorney General Edwin Meese pointed out Garland couldn't put Smith over career prosecutors who were in place and so his appointment was the equivalent of appointing Jeff Bezos or Taylor Swift - there was no legal validity to his position. Sadly Congress didn't force him to go through a confirmation as they should have.
And now it appears he lied to Congress in the process. So an illegally appointed political hatchet man ran a with hunt on political enemies of the ruling regime and then when asked to justify what he did he lied to Congress - appoint spying on Congress.
They need to get this guy, and do it now while the getting is good. Play around with this too long and he'll wriggle off the hook like so many before him.
Smith was a prime example of the most abusive power grabs of the Biden Administration and if he goes unpunished this sort of thing will happen again and again.
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July 15, 2026
Kookie Climate Talking Points
This from meteorologist Chris Martz:
Climate cultists think that anyone who disagrees with their creed must be on the payroll of Big Oil. Rather than taking the time to address the actual arguments being made, alarmists dismiss critics by insisting that skeptics' work has a conflict of interest.
This talking point goes hard if you're inbred, but it has little actual merit. While a few scientists (and think tanks / NGOs) used to receive funding from oil majors like ExxonMobil prior to the late 2000s, to the best of my knowledge, that is no longer happening because the vast majority of these Fortune 500 companies have decided to "go green.” Why? I'll raise you two big reasons: (1) oil companies receive tax breaks for doing so and (2) they can increase profits by dipping their fingers into multiple energy sectors. Why should they put all of their eggs in one basket?
The real COIs these days on the environmental front come from activists employed at NGOs (e.g., Climate Central and World Weather Attribution) that receive funding from environmental groups such as the Bezos Earth Fund, Grantham Foundation, and the 11th Hour Project. These outlets intentionally push doomerism and cherry-pick data (e.g., start analyses in the 1970s) to portray alarming trends where the full data record show a very different story. Another COI is that many federal employees employed as "research scientists” (e.g., series 1340, 1360, etc.) are under the thumb of the federal government to adhere to a very specific message. The same goes for academics whose career success (that is, climbing the ladder to tenure at a university, collecting accolades, and getting published in prestigious journals like Nature, Science Magazine, or PNAS) are contingent on being awarded taxpayer-funded grants.
If climate academics and bureaucrats were to admit today that "We were wrong, there is no climate crisis,” then their funding would dry up quickly and they'd be out of a job because Congress will only appropriate that money and create large science budgets to study "problems” whose findings will advance whatever policy goals politicians have. Academics know what they have to say in order to get funding and to get their work published. Grants also typically have a specific set of strict guidelines that recipients must adhere to.
Now, if skeptic scientists are openly advocating for increased fossil fuel consumption, you could indeed argue that they have a conflict of interest. I will toss the alarmists a bone there. But that applies in equal measure to scientists who advocate for renewables and denigrate the O&G industry on the regular (I'm talking to you Michael Mann and Stefan Rahmstorf). If you are openly anti-fossil fuel industry, you cannot call yourself a dispassionate scientist. The anti-fossil fuel rhetoric stems from the left's [increasingly] anti-capitalist sentiment. Left-wingers envy individuals who are financially more successful than they are, so they want Big Daddy Government to step in and shake the rich down for cash to redistribute wealth as if it's a fixed pot of money.
That is precisely why I avoid giving preference to any specific energy sector (though I'm a nuclear fanboy). I am indifferent to fossil fuels. They're the backbone of our modern economy, but should better and more affordable alternatives come along through technological innovation, then that's great. Remove all subsidies (O&G included, though most of theirs are tax breaks, which isn't a direct subsidy), let the free market decide, and keep the government out of it (i.e., remove mandates). But I'm not going to demonize the very energy source that keeps me alive. That'd make me quite a hypocrite, wouldn't it?
Alarmists like to claim that I am a fossil fuel shill, but when I press them to show the receipts, they come up empty every time. That's because I have never once advocated for increased fossil fuel use (except natural gas as an on-demand backup and coal alternative for nuclear when energy demand spikes) and I have never advised lawmakers to subsidize the coal industry or O&G companies.
Climate activists' accusations of shilling and political motivation are, as far as I can tell, projection to avoid having a serious and honest discussion
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Apocalypse Now
Timothy Birdnow
Apocalypse now.
This does loo very much like the early days of the End Times as described in the Bible.
Certainly this business with the Persian Gulf being closed presents a fascinating geo-political issue; the Bible says the "King of the East" will come with an army of two hundred million men to do battle at Armageddon, and that is a plausible scenario if the Gulf is closed for an extended period - without oil the Chicoms will face total economic collapse. They can't allow that. I suspect India could well join their old enemy in this as well. Imagine an Indian/Chinese coalition coming to open the strait! It would be the thing, the only thing I can see in fact, that would motivate so large an army marching west to fight to the death.
And of course they may well conclude that it's time to put a stop to all this and who is at the center of it all? Israel.
Meanwhile a coalition of the Western nations want to put a stop to this too. So would the Arab states to the south of Israel. And so would the Russians, who need Syria as their warm-water port and have a good reason to suck up to the Arabs.
BTW this article discusses Pickax Mountain. The author states that PM has a bunker deeper than anything our weapons can reach. Maybe. And maybe Mr. Trump is being advised to do something rather rash. Conventional weapons may not reach that facility, but do we perhaps have, uh, nonconventional weapons capable? Are we about to nuke the Iranians?
Do that and all bets are off.
And the Iranians are promising a very escalated retaliation. Did they have those 11 nukes as they claimed? Are they going to nuke US? It's possible. We could lose a city or two. And if they can get one high up over Nebraska we could lose a helluva lot more than a city.
I sure hope Trump knows what he is doing!
But is this the apocalypse? Not yet it's not, but it appears are the pieces are in place with the exception of the construction of a new temple in Jerusalem. And the final revealing of the Man of Sin, the Son of Perdition. We don't know who that is yet. Whoever it is will make a peace agreement with Israel to guarantee their safety. Then he will break that agreement midway through the Great Tribulation.
So who is the Anti-Christ? Hard to say. There are those who say Trump is he. They can make a strong case for that by pointing out that Trump came out of nowhere, won power, survived all the attacks thrown at him, and is a man who survived a gunshot to his head. Trump went to military school and has great respect for the military - and the Anti-Christ was said to be much like that. The Anti-Christ is said to be self-aggrandizing and of course we know Mr. Trump has a big ego and sticks his name on everything.
But Trump doesn't fit the bill in other ways. He's not a man of the Left, and the Anti-Christ is supposed to be erudite and charms the upper classes - the antithesis of Jesus, who was a man of the People. Trump is a man of the People whom the upper classes despise.
The headwound was not in the least mortal as the Anti-Christ's is going to be - it was just an ear ding. Trump did survive a total war on him through lawfare but the Bible never mentions any such thing or even hints at it.
Also, the Bible says in Romans 1: 26-27 the Anti-Christ would "abandon the natural use of women" probably meaning he would be homosexual. Mr. Trump is most definitely NOT homosexual. Trump very much likes the girls.
I would add the spirit of the age is not MAGA at all but rather Progressive/socialist and atheistic. It is rebellion against God and His Church. That is not Donald J. Trump. He may not be a saint or holy man but he stands with the old time values and beliefs. Anti-Christ cannot do that. As Jesus said "a house divided cannot stand". Trump is dividing the house of Satan if he is the chosen one of el diablo.
I rather suspect that Satan will ape Trump, use the Trump template. The Devil isn't creative - he has a few things in his playbook at he simply rehashes them. Everything he does is a copy of what God is doing. Trump has largely saved the Western world and that was not on his own power and he has acknowledged that. God was moving through him and the Devil hates being outdone by God.
Anti-Christ will be a Progressive copy of Jesus, but he will need a political model as well as Jesus never did politics. So...
The thing is, if we get a President Newsom or Harris or any of the other leftists who are lurking in the great sea (the Bible's way of saying politics - the Anti-Christ comes out of the sea of politics, unlike Trump who did not) will turn against Israel hard. Then, surrounded by her enemies, Israel will find itself in the "time of Jacob's troubles". That will mean the end is nigh.
The Anti-Christ will appear suddenly, and surprise many. But he will a politician from the get-go. The State is now our god, just as Rousseau suggested early in the nineteenth century. Politics is that god's unholy church.
At any rate the geopolitical alignment is right. Time may be shorter than any of us know.
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July 14, 2026
DEI Woman Umpire Stinks on Ice
Timothy Birdnow
Never send a woman to do a man's job!
A pure DEI hire.
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Is it Proof of Life for the Chinless Wonder?
Timothy Birdnow
Mitch McConnell's "proof of life" photo is
generating considerable doubts among many people, including me. Mitch appears much more aware and bright-eyed than he has in the last year or so.
But he's also fully dressed in the hospital. No hospital gown, but rather clothed and he's wearing blue jeans. If he were hospitalized why put on Jeans? Why not just pull the covers over you, or shoot above the waist?
Strange.
Yes, he's holding a Washington Post (which shows why he's a dope) with the current date but that could easily be done with AI.
So why did he feel the need to show the WaPo in the first place? It is strange given he got up and dressed before the photo. It means someone knew there would be doubts about the veracity of this.
He does have a band-aid on his hand which suggests an I.V. had been inserted there, but it was gone, which is rare for the hospital to remove an I.V. before discharge.
(I feel like Mr. Bean in The Ultimate Disaster Movie, only instead of sitting and looking at paintings I'm looking at a photo of a politician.)
At any rate this won't quell all rumors of the death of moonface here, just with some Fox News types who will say "case closed". But I still have my doubts.
So what would be the point of hiding his death? I don't really know but it happens in politics and perhaps the multi-chinned McConnell doesn't want the Democrat governor of Kentucky to (illegally) appoint his replacement (Kentucky law calls for a special election if the Governor is from a different party but when did that stop Democrat?)
At any rate it seems to me if McConnell had just fallen and had a slight case of pneumonia they would have said that at the beginning.
This provides no real answers.
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Killing Trump
Timothy Birdnow
I am convinced the government set Trump up to be killed.
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Sister station WTAE in Pittsburgh reports that the 64-page report outlined the Secret Service's shortcomings, saying members failed to receive 102 radio transmissions from local authorities concerning an "increasingly intense search for a suspicious person."
According to the report from OIG, the Secret Service only received five phone calls and three text messages about the shooter, who was later identified as Thomas Crooks.
The calls included reports that Crooks had a range finder and a long gun and had taken a position on top of the American Glass Research International complex's roof.
The shooting resulted in the death of rallygoer Corey Comperatore. Two other attendees were injured as a result of the incident.
Trump was also grazed by a bullet and sustained an injury to his ear.
Authorities said the Secret Service did not establish a joint communications room with representatives from all law enforcement agencies, which, if done, could have prevented harm or injury to the then-presidential candidate and rally attendees.
This is incompetence at a level that is unthinkable for an agency with one job and over a hundred and sixty years of experience. It is a level of incompetence that strongly suggests it was not incompetence at all. Secret Service agents are drawn from the very best of the Special Forces in the military. This is mall cop level.
The Ruling Class wanted Trump gone, there is no question of that. His assassination would have solved a lot of their problems. But they couldn't do it themselves, hire the CIA, because that would be obvious if it was a professional hit. They needed to clear the way for an amateur to do it, a "lone, crazed gunman" as they are so fond of.
Easier and safer to recruit some half-wit kid, clear the way for him, and let him take the fall He was too stupid to realize he as being manipulated. Crooks certainly was. I suspect he was recruited without even knowing it.
He almost succeeded. And he did murder an innocent and injured a few others. One family will never see their dad again because of him.
That's his legacy.
Naturally Crooks died before he could talk. Conveniently so.
We know the CIA was involved in plots to take Trump down politically in the past and they are known to have a lenient conscience when it comes to wet work. Oh, and their own handbook suggests recruiting outside third parties to do this sort of thing.
I imagine the people behind this are still in the system and they are plotting new things. Assassination seems off the table now but maybe, with Iran issuing a Fatwah against Trump, they might try again, this time with a guy with a Middle Eastern name.
Mr. Trump has many powerful enemies. Fortunately I believe he has God on his side, and that is the greatest ally a man can have.
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Graham's Sister to Fill His Seat
Timothy Birdnow
So it will be Lindsey Graham's sister who will fill his Senate Seat.
South Carolina Gov. McMaster unveils pick to succeed late Sen. Lindsey Graham for remainder of his term
The Governor chose Graham's sister Darline Graham Nordone at the urging of President Trump. Nordone will serve through the remainder of the 119th Congress.
It seems unlikely she will seek to win his seat, but you never know.
Graham largely raised Darline after their parents died and so it would be a fitting tribute to him.
What kind of senator will she be? Hard to say. She has a masters degree in counseling, which is disturbing (most counselors are liberals). Her political beliefs are unclear.
I would rather McMasters had appointed someone seeking this office - the GOP needed to get an early start on this. We can't risk losing a single Senate seat.
But she may wind up being a good senator, and she may wind up running for the seat. Right now we have to assume she's a caretaker.
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Slotkin Admits Illegals Vote - for Democrats
Timothy Birdnow
Ssshhhhh....you aren't supposed to say that!
OOPS! Dem Senator Elissa Slotkin Says the QUIET PART OUT LOUD About the SAVE America Act (VIDEO)
Slotkin admitted the SAVE America Act would make it harder for Democrats to win elections.
Now why would that be if illegal aliens aren't voting? Anybody?
Straight from the horse's mouth.
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