Friday, March 06, 2020
Human Smugglers Leave Injured Migrant to Die in California Canyon
Human Smugglers Leave Injured Migrant to Die in California Canyon:
San Diego Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a Mexican migrant after he injured his leg in a canyon past the California border with Mexico. Human smugglers abandoned the man after he suffered a “severe leg injury” and left him to die.
San Diego Sector agents received a distress call regarding a man stranded in Copper Canyon in the Otay Mountain range Monday evening. The man said he could not walk and had limited provisions, according to San Diego Sector officials.
San Diego Sector Border Patrol agents rescued a Mexican migrant after he injured his leg in a canyon past the California border with Mexico. Human smugglers abandoned the man after he suffered a “severe leg injury” and left him to die.
San Diego Sector agents received a distress call regarding a man stranded in Copper Canyon in the Otay Mountain range Monday evening. The man said he could not walk and had limited provisions, according to San Diego Sector officials.
The Muslim Migrant Attack in St. Louis You Heard Nothing About | Culture
The Muslim Migrant Attack in St. Louis You Heard Nothing About | Culture"St. Louis resident Alicia Clarke says she feels as if she has been “failed by the system” and is now “not feeling safe,” and she has good reason to feel this way.
After she was savagely beaten and stabbed by her neighbor, her attacker walked free.
The court considered it decisive that he has an IQ of 49.
He is also a Muslim migrant, which may explain both the reluctance to prosecute him and the scant and incomplete coverage this incident has received.
St. Louis’ KSDK reported Monday that Clarke went out for a run near her home; when she returned, her cell phone was missing.
Tracking it with Find My iPhone to her neighbor’s backyard, she went to get it, and told her neighbor, “I know you did this and I’m calling the police!”
At that point the neighbor, whom KSDK describes only as a “6-foot teen,” attacked her.
“He knocked me down, pulling my hair, kicking,” Clarke recounted. When he finally stopped the attack, Clarke called the police.
But then he returned: “I am on the phone with St. Louis police dispatch,” she said, “making my way to my backdoor, when he comes back with a weapon. He is on top of me. There was blood everywhere. I was literally fighting for my life at that point.”...
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How they steal you vote!-----Michigan State Police arrest celebrated Democratic official on six felony charges of election fraud
Michigan State Police arrest celebrated Democratic official on six felony charges of election fraud"OAKLAND COUNTY, Mich. – Michigan State Police have arrested a recently celebrated Democratic Party official on several felony charges related to voter discrepancies.
...now facing six felony charges for reportedly forging records and falsely marking absentee ballots as invalid during the 2018 election, reported The Detroit News.
Sherikia Hawkins, 38, city clerk for the city of Southfield, was arrested Monday after the Oakland County Clerk’s office noticed discrepancies in voter counts while certifying absentee ballots from Southfield.
State police investigated and found that records had been altered so that nearly 200 voter files were improperly listed as invalid.
...Hawkins’ arrest comes just months after she was honored May 18 at the Michigan Democratic Party’s Legacy Dinner, where she received the Dingell/Levin Award.
...“Sherikia takes pride in using unconventional methods to engage the community in voting,” the website says..."
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Senate Panel Conducts First Deposition In FISA Abuse Probe | The Daily Caller
Senate Panel Conducts First Deposition In FISA Abuse Probe | The Daily Caller:
The Senate Judiciary Committee had its first deposition Tuesday as part of a probe into the FBI’s improper surveillance of former Trump campaign adviser Carter Page, committee chairman Sen. Lindsey Graham told reporters.
Graham said he did not not remember who was deposed Tuesday. But the South Carolina Republican had asked Attorney General William Barr for permission to interview 17 Justice Department and FBI employees who were discussed in a Justice Department inspector general (IG) report about the bureau’s surveillance of Page.
Graham said he did not not remember who was deposed Tuesday. But the South Carolina Republican had asked Attorney General William Barr for permission to interview 17 Justice Department and FBI employees who were discussed in a Justice Department inspector general (IG) report about the bureau’s surveillance of Page.
Pelosi's 'Dirty Little Secret': She Held Back Coronavirus Funding Bill so DCCC Could Run Super Tuesday Ads Against GOP
"House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is a despicable woman with no redeeming qualities.
- During her weekly press conference last Thursday, she said, “Lives are at stake. This is not a time for name-calling or playing politics.”
- Shortly after it had ended she was criticizing President Trump over his administration’s response to the coronavirus crisis as anemic, opaque, too late and often chaotic.
- All the while, Pelosi was holding back a House bill to provide funding to fight it.
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History for March 6
History for March 6 - On-This-Day.com
Elizabeth Barrett Browning 1806, Ed McMahon 1923, Alan Greenspan 1926 - Federal Reserve chairman
Leroy Gordon ‘Gordo’ Cooper 1927, Marion Barry 1936, Shaquille O'Neal 1972 - Basketball player
1820 - The Missouri Compromise was enacted by the U.S. Congress and signed by U.S. President James Monroe. The act admitted Missouri into the Union as a slave state, but prohibited slavery in the rest of the northern Louisiana Purchase territory.
1836 - The thirteen-day siege of the Alamo by Santa Anna and his army ended. The Mexican army of three thousand men defeated the 189 Texas volunteers.
Thursday, March 05, 2020
Chief Justice Roberts issues rare rebuke to Schumer's 'dangerous' and 'irresponsible' comments; Trump slams lawmaker, says 'must pay a severe price' | Fox News
Chief Justice Roberts issues rare rebuke to Schumer's 'dangerous' and 'irresponsible' comments; Trump slams lawmaker, says 'must pay a severe price' | Fox News:
Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts on Wednesday issued a highly unusual and forceful rebuke to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., calling his threatening remarks directed at Associate Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh "irresponsible" and "dangerous" -- prompting Schumer's office to slam Roberts and accuse him of bias.
The extraordinary back-and-forth began hours earlier at a pro-choice rally hosted by the Center for Reproductive Rights, when Schumer ominously singled out President Trump's two Supreme Court picks: "I want to tell you, Gorsuch. I want to tell you, Kavanaugh. You have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price!" Schumer warned. "You won’t know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions."
Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts on Wednesday issued a highly unusual and forceful rebuke to Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., calling his threatening remarks directed at Associate Justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh "irresponsible" and "dangerous" -- prompting Schumer's office to slam Roberts and accuse him of bias.
The extraordinary back-and-forth began hours earlier at a pro-choice rally hosted by the Center for Reproductive Rights, when Schumer ominously singled out President Trump's two Supreme Court picks: "I want to tell you, Gorsuch. I want to tell you, Kavanaugh. You have released the whirlwind and you will pay the price!" Schumer warned. "You won’t know what hit you if you go forward with these awful decisions."
John Dewar Gleissner's answer to What were the things Soviets were told about the world outside the Iron Curtain? - Quora
John Dewar Gleissner's answer to What were the things Soviets were told about the world outside the Iron Curtain? - Quora"Soviet citizens were told the Americans were oppressed by the rich and that we did not live any better than Soviet citizens.
President Nixon arranged a cultural exchange whereby ordinary Russians visited the USA and Americans visited Russia.
One Russian lady, a confirmed communist, visited the USA on a cultural exchange and was taken to a modern grocery store/supermarket.
This lady chose which direction the car should drive so that she would get an objective sample of American grocery stores.
She walked into the store, saw abundance she’d never seen in the USSR, and burst out crying.
Some emotional reaction was common when people from communist countries visited American supermarkets for the first time.
Communism always produced shortages of food and provided limited selections; to buy groceries most communists had to stand in lines.
Store shelves were often bare.
When people from communist countries entered our grocery stores, they could tell at a glance that they had been lied to by the communists, that communism did not provide a better life, and that the average American had a better selection of food than any Russian or Soviet citizen.
The superiority of capitalism was made obvious to these visitors in the most elemental, rapid and non-verbal way.
And the communist store clerks were not that friendly, either."
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Climate Cult Hurting Millions Of Kids' Mental Health | Climate Dispatch
Climate Cult Hurting Millions Of Kids' Mental Health | Climate Dispatch"One in five children is having nightmares about climate change, according to a British survey on Tuesday, as students globally stage protests over a lack of action to curb global warming.
...The survey of 2,000 children aged eight to 16, conducted by pollster Savanta-ComRes for BBC Newsround, also found that two in five, or 41 percent, did not trust adults to tackle the climate crisis.
...Emma Citron, a consultant clinical child psychologist based in London, said young people were clearly fearful about climate change with the survey finding 58 percent were worried about the impact that climate change will have on their lives...
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Mike Lindell: Trump Rebranded the Republican Party to the ‘Common Sense Party’
Mike Lindell, inventor and CEO of My Pillow Inc., sat down for an exclusive interview with Breitbart News Daily at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Saturday and spoke about his new book, his efforts to paint Minnesota Republican red, and President Trump rebranding the Republican Party as the “common sense party.”
Schools Renormalize Raising Adults | Intellectual Takeout
"Many of us are old enough to remember how childhood used to be.
- Our afternoons were spent outside playing with the neighborhood kids—no adults or cell phones in sight.
- Sometimes we got hurt, with occasional scraped knees or hurt egos, but we worked it out.
- We always knew we could go home.
- We had paper routes, mowed lawns, ran errands, and babysat at ages much earlier than we allow our own kids.
What happened to childhood in just a generation that now prompts neighbors to call the police when they see an eight-year-old walking her dog?...
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New Law Expands Cuomo’s Power During Coronavirus Outbreak - WSJ
New Law Expands Cuomo’s Power During Coronavirus Outbreak - WSJ"ALBANY, N.Y.—Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a law Tuesday that expands his emergency management powers, a move that drew bipartisan criticism but that the Democratic governor said is justified by the current coronavirus outbreak.
...New York law already allows the governor to suspend provisions of any state or local statute that would hinder or delay in coping with a declared disaster.
The new measure broadens the definition of a disaster, from a past occurrence or imminent threat to something that is impending.
The new law specifically added “disease outbreak” to a list of triggering events alongside epidemic, which according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests a wider geographic area.
The measure gives Mr. Cuomo new power to issue directives “necessary to cope with” a broad list of potential disasters..."
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