Tuesday, May 09, 2023
Jacob Chansley Was Sought Out -- And Then Sold Out -- By A Bastardization of the Criminal Justice System
Jacob Chansley Was Sought Out -- And Then Sold Out -- By A Bastardization of the Criminal Justice System
This kind of rationalization for short-cutting the procedural safeguards guaranteed defendants in criminal cases by the Bill of Rights — hence the name — is part of the corrosion that is destroying faith in the criminal justice system.
On April 27, 2023, I filed on Jake’s behalf a “Motion to Vacate, Correct, or Set Aside” his sentence under 28 U.S.C. Sec. 2255...
- "Due Process" Is Among the Most Inspired Phrases Adopted by the Founders -- As the Injustice Done to Jacob Chansley Demonstrates: What Process Was Due?
This kind of rationalization for short-cutting the procedural safeguards guaranteed defendants in criminal cases by the Bill of Rights — hence the name — is part of the corrosion that is destroying faith in the criminal justice system.
On April 27, 2023, I filed on Jake’s behalf a “Motion to Vacate, Correct, or Set Aside” his sentence under 28 U.S.C. Sec. 2255...
Christian mother of 4-year-old forced to partake in LGBT ritual vows to appeal judge's ruling in discrimination suit - TheBlaze
Christian mother of 4-year-old forced to partake in LGBT ritual vows to appeal judge's ruling in discrimination suit - TheBlaze:
A Christian couple took a London school to court after it reportedly coerced their 4-year-old into participating in an LGBT activist parade.
The presiding judge ultimately ruled against Christian parents Izoduwa and Shane Montague, claiming that the activist ritual did not advance "LGBT issues over other lifestyle forms" and was actually aligned with their Christian beliefs. He also underlined the importance of teaching LGBT issues in schools to ensure that "those who adhere to that lifestyle" receive a favorable treatment.
History for May 9
History for May 9 - On-This-Day.com
John Brown 1800
- 1671 - Thomas "Captain" Blood stole the crown jewels from the Tower of London.
- 1754 - The first newspaper cartoon in America showed a divided snake "Join or die" in "The Pennsylvania Gazette."
- 1914 - U.S. President Woodrow Wilson signed a joint congressional resolution that designated the second Sunday in May as Mother's Day.
- 1960 - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved for sale an oral birth-control pill for the first time.
- 1980 - A Liberian freighter hit the Sunshine Skyway Bridge over Tampa Bay in Florida. Thirty-five motorists were killed and a 1,400-foot section of the bridge collapsed.
- 1996 - In video testimony to a courtroom in Little Rock, AR, U.S. President Clinton insisted that he had nothing to do with a $300,000 loan in the criminal case against his former Whitewater partners.
- 2020 - In the U.S., the Food and Drug Administration approved a coronavirus antigen test that could quickly detect virus proteins.
Monday, May 08, 2023
Report - Carlson Gearing Up to 'Torch' Fox News: 'He Wants His Freedom'
Report - Carlson Gearing Up to 'Torch' Fox News: 'He Wants His Freedom':
Sources say former Fox News host Tucker Carlson is gearing up to push the outlet into letting him continue his career elsewhere.
Lawyer Bryan Freedman, whom Carlson retained for the contract dispute, said the notion Carlson’s voice would be silenced was “beyond preposterous,” Axios reported Sunday.
Grade 8 students' US history scores have never been lower - TheBlaze
Grade 8 students' US history scores have never been lower - TheBlaze:
While history scores on the assessment have been dropping for over a decade, they are now at the lowest they have been since the NAEP began monitoring in 1994.
According to the NAEP, the average U.S. history score at eighth grade decreased by 5 points compared to 2018 and by 9 points as compared to 2014.
The Culture of Staying Sick
Facebook: Spoonies: The Culture of Staying Sick
"Those who are sick and extremely online look for a community that understands them—one that accepts them and their various diseases.
"Those who are sick and extremely online look for a community that understands them—one that accepts them and their various diseases.
These individuals are referred to as "spoonies" online.
In many cases, spoonies have been sick for a very long time.
- And since their identity revolves around their sickness, it's hard for them to imagine a world in which they are cured.
“You may not be interested in culture war, but culture war is interested in you”
“You may not be interested in culture war, but culture war is interested in you”
- As @GovRonDeSantis said — if you’re demanding that I pretend a man is a woman, you are making me complicit in a lie. We don’t have to accept that.
- If taking pornography out of kids’ schools is fighting a “culture war,” then that is a war that needs to be fought.
- As Andrew Breitbart said: Politics is downstream from culture. If our culture is rotten, degenerate and corrupt, we won’t have an economy or a country...
Biden Opens Doorway for 350,000 Migrants from Mexico
Biden Opens Doorway for 350,000 Migrants from Mexico:
President Joe Biden’s pro-migration border chief is widening a semi-legal door in the border to admit 1,000 people per day — or 350,000 people per year — from Mexico, despite Congress’s cap on migration numbers.
The announcement by border chief Alejandro Mayorkas comes shortly before he lifts the Title 42 border barrier, and it is intended to help avoid another PR disaster like the Del Rio arrival of perhaps 30,000 Haitian migrants in September 2021.
What Happens To A Country That Loses Its Mind?
What Happens To A Country That Loses Its Mind? - I & I Editorial Board"To see biological males win “woman of the year” awards and others compete against women in sports, and at least one paid to promote sports bras, it’s obvious the American mind has slipped a few gears. But our current troubles are about more than celebrating what is clearly a mental illness that needs to be treated.
We have lost our way almost entirely across the board.
- The federal debt is heading to $31.7 trillion like a freight train at full throttle with no brakes. Spending is outpacing revenue by more than $1.5 trillion.
- Social Security is headed for collapse sooner than its appointed guardians had expected...
- Washington is also at the axis of weaponized government. Free speech is being crushed, dissent from the left’s political agenda is considered an imprisonable offense, and court rulings are to be ignored if they offend progressive sensibilities (yes, we know, two words that don’t belong together).
- The Democrats see the IRS not as just a revenue collector but also as a truncheon with which to discipline those who refuse to live under their boots.
- Parents who grouse at school board meetings? They are of course terrorists who must be watched....
Lunch video-----What happened in Sweden once Muslims got their feet under the table there
"Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains all seem able to refrain from making demands upon a society to which they emigrate and from making a nuisance of themselves.
If only the case were the same with Muslims.
Women's Clothing Brand Anthropologie Features Male Model, Disables Comments After Getting Slammed by Customers
Women's Clothing Brand Anthropologie Features Male Model, Disables Comments After Getting Slammed by Customers:
The ad featured male model Harper Watters twirling in dresses.
Anthropologie customers took to the comment section to inform the women’s clothing brand that they are not interested in seeing men dance in dresses.
The company then disabled comments for the post, so customers took to the comment sections of other posts to continue slamming the brand.
“Seriously? I don’t want to see a man’s bulge as he’s twirling in a dress,” one Instagram user wrote. “This is not the way to go Anthropologie. Looks like my recent purchases are going back to the store.”
Teachers union resolution: Capitalism ‘exploits children, public schools’
Teachers union resolution: Capitalism ‘exploits children, public schools’ - DAVE HUBER - ASSOCIATE EDITOR"The Colorado branch of the National Education Association recently was offered a resolution which states it believes capitalism “requires exploitation of children [and] public schools.”
- The original Colorado Education Association resolution, submitted by history teacher Bryan Lindstrom, states that “the only way to fully address systemic racism, climate change, patriarchy, education [and] income inequality is to dismantle capitalism and replace it with a new, equitable economic system.”
- The final version slightly alters the above to “Capitalism is in opposition to fully addressing systemic racism, climate change, patriarchy, and education [and] income inequality.”
Muskegon, we've got crime and serious drug and mental health problems!-----Muskegon Scanner News & Updates | Facebook
Muskegon Scanner News & Updates | Facebook
All from a few hours on the scanner!
- CWB Francis Elderly female possibly with dementia Wandering between houses
- Unknown problem 1700 block Hoyt Female called and said send police have address and hung up. History bof domestic at that address
- Mc Cormick gas station on Bard Disturbance White male Grey sweat shirt Trying to buy a phone but refusing to give the female money
- Disturbance/ Unwanted person McDonald's on E Apple Older White male was not allowed in. Now refuses to leave
- Suspicious person Behind old Family Video on Apple Person appears to be on Narcotics Officer checking on him… See more
- 3800 block Henry 90s female Altered LOC Med 2
- Mortimer Female outside Red hoodie crying Asked caller to call 911 Cwb
- Summit and Brunswick Subject unconscious Laying in grass
- 2600 east Apple Richards Business alarm
- Assist to fire McIllwrath 2 year old who is sick Assist to fire as father has alert for being armed
- 1300 Eastwood Callers mother and father Domestic Father cut electric off to the home Now outside fighting
- 800 block wood Females left down Orchard WB Complaint and Girlfriend No contact order between them Domestic
- Moorland and apple Hit n run One pulled into Tavern Other vehicle fled w bound on apple
"It's Spooky": Stanford Professor Warns Thousands Of US Banks Are "Potentially Insolvent" | ZeroHedge
"It's Spooky": Stanford Professor Warns Thousands Of US Banks Are "Potentially Insolvent" | ZeroHedge - BY TYLER DURDEN
- Following the collapse of First Republic last week, the meltdown of three other banks, and the Federal Reserve's quarter-point increase, making the tenth straight hike in an aggressive campaign to tame elevated inflation, a professor of finance at the Stanford Graduate School of Business presented a grim warning that the regional banking dominos are falling.
- In a New York Times opinion piece titled "Yes, You Should Be Worried About a Potential Bank Crisis. Here's Why," Professor Amit Seru wrote, "the fragility and collapse of several high-profile banks are most likely not an isolated phenomenon." He said, "A damaging combination of fast-rising interest rates, major changes in work patterns, and the potential of a recession could prompt a credit crunch not seen since the 2008 financial crisis."...
- Finally, the apocalyptic warning about the US banking system comes as JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon claims that "the system is very, very sound."
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