Friday, September 22, 2023
Footage shows a Las Vegas teen in a stolen car laughing manically while fatally running over a retired police chief. Prosecutors intend to try suspect as an adult. - TheBlaze
Footage shows a Las Vegas teen in a stolen car laughing manically while fatally running over a retired police chief. Prosecutors intend to try suspect as an adult. - TheBlaze:
A 64-year-old retired police chief was riding his bike near his northwest Las Vegas home when the driver of a stolen 2016 Hyundai Elantra targeted him and fatally ran him over. Footage taken by the perpetrators later revealed this bloody incident was no accident.
Two thugs inside the stolen car filmed the incident as well as a previous hit-and-run, documenting how they cackled manically and expressed their intention to "hit his a**" ahead of mowing down Andreas Probst, whose daughter suggested he had been everyone's dad, "like being next to a ray of sunshine."
In South Carolina, a classroom anti-discrimination law is working - American Thinker
In South Carolina, a classroom anti-discrimination law is working - American Thinker - By Andrea Widburg 
"In response to the racism inherent in Critical Race Theory (“CRT”)—i.e., that blacks are victims and whites are evil—18 states have passed laws prohibiting schools from engaging in race-based teaching.
South Carolina was one of those states and, according to a laugh-out-loud funny article in the Washington Post, the law is working. Incidentally, the article isn’t intended to be funny. It is, instead, intended to be a heartrending human interest story about a martyred leftist female teacher who violated the law and got caught.
In its general appropriations bill for 2021-2022, the South Carolina legislature, for the first time, inserted a specific clause aimed at blocking leftist-style racism and sexism in education...
Amazon’s Whole Foods Argues SCOTUS Website Designer Ruling Allows Company to Fire Employees for Wearing BLM Attire at Work
Amazon’s Whole Foods Argues SCOTUS Website Designer Ruling Allows Company to Fire Employees for Wearing BLM Attire at Work
- The employees argue they wore BLM attire to protest workplace racism, such as when the grocery store offered ‘free food to police during the time of a protest against police brutality,’ which left black employees ‘concerned for their safety.’
- ...An employee “testified she was aware [her] ‘Black Lives Matter’ face mask would ‘offend some customers,’ but she did not care.” The employee believed offended customers “should shop elsewhere.”
A-10 Pilot's Compelling Case For Replacing Warthogs With Super Hornets
A-10 Pilot's Compelling Case For Replacing Warthogs With Super Hornets - PATRICK “BURT” BROWN - THE WAR ZONE
- An A-10 Weapons Instructor lays out how buying (NAVY!) F/A-18E/Fs fits the Air Force’s imperatives and keeps the A-10’s unique braintrust intact.
While many may think all of us in the A-10 community want to hold onto our beloved mount for dear life, that isn’t necessarily the case.
What many of us do want is a suitable replacement, of which there is none currently planned.
This new aircraft should be relatively economical while also bringing additional capabilities to the fight, especially one in the Pacific against China.
That aircraft should be the F/A-18E/F Super Hornet for a slew of reasons, some of which may be surprising...
SpaceX sues US government, says DOJ's claims of anti-immigrant hiring practices are unconstitutional - TheBlaze
SpaceX sues US government, says DOJ's claims of anti-immigrant hiring practices are unconstitutional - TheBlaze:
When Musk was questioned about why he did not hire people from outside the company, he said: “I think people are a bit confused about this. Unfortunately, this is not up to us.”
“If you’re working on rocket technology, that’s considered an advanced weapons technology. So, even a normal work visa isn’t sufficient unless you get special permission from the secretary of defense or the secretary of state,” he added.
Guess What Iran Did Right After Biden Gave Them $6 Billion
Guess What Iran Did Right After Biden Gave Them $6 Billion - Katie Pavlich
"...The move has been widely criticized as an incentive for the Iranian regime, and other adversarial governments, to kidnap Americans...
- During remarks at the United Nations General Assembly in New York this week, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi proved Biden's critics correct and threatened to assassinate American officials.
- Currently, the Iranian government has bounties on the heads of former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, former National Security Advisor John Bolton, former Iran Envoy Brian Hook and a number of Iranian-American activists living in the United States...
History for September 22
History for September 22 - On-This-Day.com
Tommy Lasorda 1927 - Baseball manager
- 1789 - The U.S. Congress authorized the office of Postmaster General.
- 1862 - U.S. President Lincoln issued the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation. It stated that all slaves held within rebel states would be free as of January 1, 1863.
- 1903 - Italo Marchiony was granted a patent for the ice cream cone.
- 1961 - U.S. President John F. Kennedy signed a congressional act that established the Peace Corps.
- 1980 - A border conflict between Iran and Iraq developed into a full-scale war.
Thursday, September 21, 2023
Rep. Nancy Mace schools ABC anchor for doing Biden's bidding on impeachment inquiry: 'The facts are everywhere' - TheBlaze
Rep. Nancy Mace schools ABC anchor for doing Biden's bidding on impeachment inquiry: 'The facts are everywhere' - TheBlaze:
Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) shut down ABC News anchor Jonathan Karl on Sunday for claiming there is "no evidence" to support an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
On ABC News' "This Week," Karl asked Mace about criticism from Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.), who opposes the impeachment inquiry. But Mace quickly dismissed her colleague's concerns because, in her view, "the facts are everywhere."
After wasting 10s of millions of "free" covid money!-----As budget shortfall looms, Seattle City Council debates need for new revenue | The Seattle Times
As budget shortfall looms, Seattle City Council debates need for new revenue | The Seattle Times"With the city budget projected to come up short by $224 million on average in 2025 and 2026, a revenue work group, convened by Mayor Bruce Harrell in October, has asked the City Council to explore nine possible new revenue sources.
- The work group, which has been meeting without allowing the public to attend, concluded this week and offered a list of potential revenue sources for the council to study , but made no formal recommendations or legislation.
- Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda, who chairs the Finance & Housing Committee and led the work group, said the group was asked to review “Seattle’s tax structure and identify ways to make it more equitable and raise new progressive revenue,” before presenting the list of options to the committee on Thursday.
America Is Becoming a Joke - Kurt Schlichter
America Is Becoming a Joke - Kurt Schlichter 
"The United States just lost an F-35 as part of its campaign to reduce itself from the greatest superpower in human history to a pitiful punchline.
Ah, the magic of leftism – only it can make a great country like America ridiculous.
- From an inability to find its fighters to an
- unwillingness to defend its borders or
- prosecute criminals – with the exception of conservatives framed for the crime of conservativing – our country has become the Three Stooges without the dignity...
Canada Sentences Pastor to Prison for Protesting Coronavirus Lockdowns
Canada Sentences Pastor to Prison for Protesting Coronavirus Lockdowns:
A court in Alberta, Canada, sentenced Pastor Artur Pawlowski on Monday to 60 days in prison for a speech to Freedom Convoy truckers in February 2022 in which he supported their protests against repressive lockdown, vaccine, and other mandates related to the Wuhan coronavirus pandemic.
The Daily Chart: Follow the COVID Money | Power Line
The Daily Chart: Follow the COVID Money | Power LineSTEVEN HAYWARD IN THE DAILY CHART
"...Funny thing, though.
"...Funny thing, though.
Is it merely a coincidence that the sharp drop in COVOD diagnoses coincided with the end of special federal reimbursement for COVID cases?
Simple suggestion: if the Branch COVIDians want the COVID numbers to soar again, just get Washington to reinstitute laving reimbursement formulas.
Simple suggestion: if the Branch COVIDians want the COVID numbers to soar again, just get Washington to reinstitute laving reimbursement formulas.
Problem solved!...
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