- Hunter's nefarious dealings with what at the time was China's largest energy company, CEFC, are well-documented, as are his questionable activities in Russia and Ukraine.
- The concept is known as influence peddling, a smarmy practice refined to an art form in "the swamp."
- Hunter Biden's "take" from Russia while his father was vice president was reportedly at least $3.5 million, for which he did nothing but be Joe Biden's son.
- Now, Joe Biden is president of the United States and is directly accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin of war crimes and genocide in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The possibility of blackmail is undeniable...Read all
Wednesday, April 20, 2022
Biden's Family Scandal: Never Underestimate the Power of Blackmail
Biden's Family Scandal: Never Underestimate the Power of Blackmail link"The Hunter Biden coverup continues to unravel and, as it does, questions about the president's involvement become harder to dodge.
Locked down Shanghai residents leap to their deaths, and Biden remains silent - TheBlaze
Locked down Shanghai residents leap to their deaths, and Biden remains silent - TheBlaze:
On Thursday's program, Glenn details what's currently happening in Shanghai, China, where millions of residents have been forced into their homes — without food — due to strict COVID lockdown measures. People are suffering, but pets are also being thrown in trash cans and clubbed to death. Dogs and cats, in trash bags, set out on the curb like garbage.
We're no longer "patients". We're serfs, cows. To be milked!-----Hospitals Collect More Fed Drug Purchase Subsidies, Intended Beneficiaries Don’t Get More Care Studies’ evidence suggest federal program is mostly padding hospitals’ bottom lines
Hospitals Collect More Fed Drug Purchase Subsidies, Intended Beneficiaries Don’t Get More Care Studies’ evidence suggest federal program is mostly padding hospitals’ bottom lines link
"A federal program that involves pharmaceutical companies selling drugs to hospitals at discounted prices may also be giving hospitals a profitable new revenue stream.
"A federal program that involves pharmaceutical companies selling drugs to hospitals at discounted prices may also be giving hospitals a profitable new revenue stream.
Two studies in the past year have found that hospitals are purchasing growing quantities of discounted drugs.
But there is little evidence, they find, that low-income patients are benefiting from the program, which was its original intent...Read all.
Busted, again!
I post a "This Day in History" birthday with a quote on my FB page.
Today is Adolph's birthday, hence a quote from him.
Apparently, the FB gods would prefer to "disappear" their similarities to the murderous, public/private partnership promoter.
In a sad way this is progress. Last year, same quote got me 30 days in FB solitary.
Today is Adolph's birthday, hence a quote from him.
Apparently, the FB gods would prefer to "disappear" their similarities to the murderous, public/private partnership promoter.
In a sad way this is progress. Last year, same quote got me 30 days in FB solitary.
New Jersey Democratic governor Phil Murphy admits some gender identity materials provided to small children in his state may not have been 'age appropriate' - TheBlaze
New Jersey Democratic governor Phil Murphy admits some gender identity materials provided to small children in his state may not have been 'age appropriate' - TheBlaze:
The controversy originally arose in February when parents of students in Westfield, New Jersey, were alarmed to receive materials at a school board meeting that purported to be reflective of the state's new gender identity standards for second graders, which include "performance expectations" like discussing "the range of ways people express their gender and how gender role stereotypes may limit behavior."
History for April 20
History for April 20 - On-This-Day.com
Adolf Hitler 1889 - German leader during World War II
- 1534 - Jacques Cartier, a French explorer, set sail from St. Malo to explore the North American coastline.
- 1769 - Ottawa Chief Pontiac was murdered by an Illinois Indian in Cahokia.
- 1837 - Erastus B. Bigelow was granted a patent for his power loom.
- 1865 - Safety matches were first advertised.
- 1902 - Scientists Marie and Pierre Curie isolated the radioactive element radium.
- 1961 - FM stereo broadcasting was approved by the FCC.
- 1988 - The U.S. Air Forces' Stealth (B-2 bomber) was officially unveiled.
Tuesday, April 19, 2022
Locked down Shanghai residents leap to their deaths, and Biden remains silent - TheBlaze
Locked down Shanghai residents leap to their deaths, and Biden remains silent - TheBlaze:
The CCP's use of force to keep people in their homes and left to starve is even more disturbing. Lockdowns were meant to last four days, but have lasted two weeks and counting. Shanghai residents are suffering immeasurably, and many of them have already succumbed to the Chinese government's brutality over the last week.
Notice we know something about the carjacker even they refuse to print it?-----Carjacker brutally beat up Texas grandmother only to later die in stolen vehicle crash
Carjacker brutally beat up Texas grandmother only to later die in stolen vehicle crash link
"A carjacker brutally beat a Texas grandmother only to die later in a crash involving the stolen vehicle.
Shirlene Hernandez, 72, was attacked as she stopped to grab a drink at a Shell gas station in San Antonio and was repeatedly punched in the face as the suspect grabbed her keys.
...Investigators say that the car was then involved in a fatal accident on the nearby interstate, killing the carjacking suspect..."
"A carjacker brutally beat a Texas grandmother only to die later in a crash involving the stolen vehicle.
Shirlene Hernandez, 72, was attacked as she stopped to grab a drink at a Shell gas station in San Antonio and was repeatedly punched in the face as the suspect grabbed her keys.
...Investigators say that the car was then involved in a fatal accident on the nearby interstate, killing the carjacking suspect..."
More States Move to Affirm Parental Rights in Education
More States Move to Affirm Parental Rights in Education:
Florida has been the center of national attention for weeks over its new Parental Rights in Education law, but it’s not alone: Across the country, state lawmakers are introducing similar legislation.
Florida’s law—inaccurately dubbed “the Don’t Say Gay law” by opponents—prohibits “classroom instruction by school personnel or third parties on sexual orientation or gender identity” to children in kindergarten through third grade or in a manner that isn’t age appropriate according to state standards.
A report by The Heritage Foundation says that other states are responding to parent dissatisfaction by increasing classroom transparency and asserting parents’ rights as decision-makers for their children. (The Daily Signal is the news outlet of The Heritage Foundation.)
“Lawmakers around the country are considering parents’ bills of rights that affirm that parents are their children’s primary caregivers, prevent schools from compelling students to affirm ideas that violate the Civil Rights Act of 1964, require schools to receive parental permission before administering health services to children, and authorize parents to view the list of books and instructional materials for K–12 classrooms,” the Heritage report reads.
In recent months, these five states—among others—have taken action to limit discussion of gender ideology in the classroom and to protect parents’ rights in K-12 education.
"Public safety" is now a myth.-----Don’t prosecute criminals? Expect a crime wave.
Don’t prosecute criminals? Expect a crime wave.
"Frank James, the man who attempted to kill dozens in the New York Subway system last week had been arrested on nine separate occasions in the 1990s in New York City alone.
"Frank James, the man who attempted to kill dozens in the New York Subway system last week had been arrested on nine separate occasions in the 1990s in New York City alone.
Additionally, he had been arrested for making terrorist threats in New Jersey during that same time period.
Yet, because New York City and Essex County, New Jersey prosecutors never pursued convictions, Frank James came up clean on a federal background check when he purchased a handgun in 2011...Read all.
Yet, because New York City and Essex County, New Jersey prosecutors never pursued convictions, Frank James came up clean on a federal background check when he purchased a handgun in 2011...Read all.
Shawnee State University settles with professor who wouldn't use preferred pronouns - TheBlaze
Shawnee State University settles with professor who wouldn't use preferred pronouns - TheBlaze:
"[Shawnee State University] punished a professor for his speech on a hotly contested issue. And it did so despite the constitutional protections afforded by the First Amendment," a three-judge panel wrote in their unanimous opinion. "The district court dismissed the professor's free-speech and free-exercise claims. We see things differently and reverse."
Liar, crook, failure and livin' large!-----Adams must reverse golden parachute for crooked Queens principal
Adams must reverse golden parachute for crooked Queens principal"...What should happen to a high school principal who can’t educate kids but cheats to pretend that he can?
In New York City, he gets a happy handshake and a $1.8 million payday.
That’s the latest from the compost heap masquerading as the city Department of Education — which took two years to boot former Maspeth High School principal Khurshid Abdul-Mutakabbir for egregiously inflating graduation rates.
That’s the latest from the compost heap masquerading as the city Department of Education — which took two years to boot former Maspeth High School principal Khurshid Abdul-Mutakabbir for egregiously inflating graduation rates.
Then it turned around and awarded him a seven-year sinecure worth almost $260,000 annually, not counting step raises, a pension and lifetime health insurance.
Maybe crime doesn’t pay — but bamboozling the Department of Education sure can...Read all.
Maybe crime doesn’t pay — but bamboozling the Department of Education sure can...Read all.
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