FBI Confirms Congressional Reps Are Capitol Hill Riot Suspects
Laurenty Beria headed the Soviet Union’s secret police under Josef Stalin.
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Author: Western Societies Devolving Into Police States Due To #COVID-19
Tucker Carlson outlined not only the loss of freedom during his Fox News show last night. He was also joined by author Naomi Wolf expressing her concern that Western societies (like the U.S.) are fast becoming police states because of the coronavirus outbreak. She famously tweeted her concern after expressing regret for voting for Joe… Read More Author: Western Societies Devolving Into Police States Due To #COVID-19
Irony: Paris Court Rules France “Guilty” For Climate Change Inaction
Oh the irony! A ruling like this is issued in the city named for the world-famous Paris Climate Accord that Joe Biden insisted it was vital for the the U.S. to re-join in order to combat climate change. Yet a French court finds the entire country of France guilty of breaking the agreement’s standards. You… Read More Irony: Paris Court Rules France “Guilty” For Climate Change Inaction
Rand Paul: The Democrat’s “Impeachment” Is a “Sham”
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky brilliantly reveals why the Democrat’s pursuit of impeachment of former President Trump is a fraud and it is the left that is the party guilty of excusing and inciting violence. The shampeachment is nothing more than a show trial like the ones that took place in the Soviet Union. It… Read More Rand Paul: The Democrat’s “Impeachment” Is a “Sham”
Hillary Clinton Declares War on Pres. Trump and His Supporters
It was bound to happen sooner or later. Crooked Hillary Clinton has been resentful of Trump’s victory and success since he beat her 5 years ago and now has the opportunity to exact revenge. Like the saying goes: Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned and with her op-ed published last week in The… Read More Hillary Clinton Declares War on Pres. Trump and His Supporters
Kamala Harris Is Not A U.S. Citizen
In the run up to the election, there was a small but not so loud dispute about the citizenship of soon-to-be Vice President Kamala Harris. While she was born on U.S. soil, it was to two foreign parents (British, Jamaican and Indian). Both were in the country on F1 non-immigrant student or temporary work visas… Read More Kamala Harris Is Not A U.S. Citizen
Members of Congress Discuss Electoral College Challenges, Vote Fraud
House representatives Jim Jordan and Mo Brooks appeared yesterday on Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo to make their case challenge to the certification of electors on January 6th. Senator Ted Cruz also joined Maria yesterday to discuss his reasoning why he and a block of Senators decided to challenge the Electoral College results. Cruz… Read More Members of Congress Discuss Electoral College Challenges, Vote Fraud
Oregon Governor Accused of Terrorizing Salon Owner
From Fox News: “An Oregon salon owner who opened her business in defiance of the state’s lockdown orders accused Gov. Kate Brown of “retaliating” against her family in a $100,000 lawsuit, which details the damages she sustained due to extended closures and exorbitant fines issued against her. Glamour Salon owner Lindsey Graham reopened her salon… Read More Oregon Governor Accused of Terrorizing Salon Owner
MeWe Owner: Government Regulation Isn’t Necessary
With the European Union threatening to break up tech companies, like Facebook and Google, and with the U.S.’s recent antitrust actions, MeWe owner, Mark Weinstein, gives some fascinating insights at a recent post at his blog as to why this isn’t necessary. The best reason to subject social media and other Soviet Valley technology companies… Read More MeWe Owner: Government Regulation Isn’t Necessary
Supreme Court Sidesteps Texas Case Controversies
For the first time ever, the Supreme Court of the United States went against two precedents it set: one man one vote and accepting cases well within their jurisdiction (which the Texas case clearly was). This being the case, the court just made it possible for or increased the likelihood of an eventual break up… Read More Supreme Court Sidesteps Texas Case Controversies
