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Maxine Waters urged radicals to harass lawmakers in public. Turns out, she's not keen when they come for her. | Blaze Media

Maxine Waters urged radicals to harass lawmakers in public. Turns out, she's not keen when they come for her. | Blaze Media: 

Evidently supportive of the tactic, Waters told the crowd at the charity event, "Let's make sure we show up wherever we have to show up and if you see anybody from that Cabinet in a restaurant, in a department store, at a gasoline station, you get out and you create a crowd and you push back on them, and you tell them they're not welcome any more, anywhere."

A video excerpt of an undated interview with Waters recently went viral wherein she intimates that this sort of harassment is unacceptable — if directed her way.

Waters complains of an instance wherein someone confronted in a restaurant. The Democrat apparently construed the criticism as a surefire sign of a "racist attitude."

" The evidence is irrefutable; the theories are many."

 

Fomenting hate-----This is how WaPo covered a story about a man who opened fire on police during a traffic stop. Let's break down the bodycam footage. | Not the Bee

...look how the Washington Post is covering this story about a kid who opened fire on police during a traffic stop. - Jesse James

Let's look at how writer Jennifer Hassan opened this story:

Dexter Reed's mother remembers the last time she saw her son alive. "Mom, I'm going for a ride," he told her, before heading out in the car that he had purchased just three days earlier.

Reed, 26, was killed that same day, when tactical-unit police officers fired 96 bullets at him within 41 seconds, according to Chicago's Civilian Office of Police Accountability, or COPA, which investigates allegations of police misconduct and police shootings. "He was just riding around in his car," Dexter's mother, Nicole Banks, told Fox 32 Chicago on Tuesday, as she broke down in tears. "They killed him."

Sounds bad for the police, right?
Well, before you go grabbing that pitchfork for another Summer of Love, let's do what WaPo didn't and give you the facts.
There are FIVE bodycams that recorded the shootout.
Here is the first one...

Don't believe your lyin' eyes?

 

Berkeley Prosecutors Cut Probation Deal for Scientist Who Tried to Kill Colleague - JONATHAN TURLEY

I have been a criminal defense attorney for my entire career, but there is a case out of Berkeley, California that is a real head scratcher. 
"David Xu was the chief metallurgist for a company called Berkeley Engineering and Research (BEAR) and was caught on tape trying to poison a colleague. His actions are blamed for not only causing harm to Rong Yuan, but her parents.
After spending only 10 days in jail, Alameda County prosecutors and a judge signed off on a probation deal in the case...
Yet, the prosecutors dropped the attempted murder charge and accepted a plea on the two poisoning counts. 

Then a probation officer recommended no jail time... 

#1 This day 1969-----𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝟱𝘁𝗵 𝗗𝗶𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 | 𝗔𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗥𝗜𝗨𝗦 -𝗟𝗲𝘁 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗦𝘂𝗻𝘀𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗲 𝗜𝗻

Female Athletes Must Take Matters Into Their Own Hands After Leadership Lets Man Win Weightlifting Meet | The Daily Caller

For USA Weightlifting policy to allow a male athlete to compete (and win) in the women’s category at the Masters National Championships in Reno is appalling; - LOLA POLLACK

"Over the last seven years, I’ve poured my heart into Olympic Weightlifting...

My accolades — a gold medalist at the 2023 U23 National Championships with a 200kg total, participation in over 25 competitions, nine national championships, a Pan American competition and a coaching certification — teeter on the edge of irrelevancy, as the sport I love becomes dominated by men pretending to be women...

Who really pays for Biden's "free-money"?

 

Iowa enacts law allowing police to arrest, deport some illegal immigrants | Blaze Media

Iowa enacts law allowing police to arrest, deport some illegal immigrants | Blaze Media: 

Reynolds stated, “The Biden administration has failed to enforce our nation’s immigration laws, putting the protection and safety of Iowans at risk.”

“Those who come into our country illegally have broken the law, yet Biden refuses to deport them. This bill gives Iowa law enforcement the power to do what he is unwilling to do: enforce immigration laws already on the books,” Reynolds added.

State Senator Janice Weiner (D) criticized the bill, calling it “a political stunt and a false promise that doesn’t contain the needed resources,” the New York Times reported.

Anti-Trump groups are quietly planning for a deepfake election crisis | Blaze Media

Do you trust that if a crisis does develop, the people behind 'the Deepfake Dilemma' won’t use it as an opportunity to benefit Joe Biden? - JUSTIN HASKINS 

"Dozens of prominent U.S. and state government officials, advocacy groups, and executives from big tech companies gathered in New York last month to participate in an important simulated election exercise.
The war game exercise imagined a fictional crisis in which AI-generated photos and videos are released on social media immediately before the 2024 election. 

• The images appear to show election officials in Florida dumping ballots, in an apparent attempt to manipulate the election’s outcome.
• The simulation also included phone calls to elderly voters in Arizona that featured AI-generated voices. The calls asked elderly voters to stay away from polling centers due to threats from radical militia groups...

AM Fruitcake

 

History for April 13

History for April 13 - On-This-Day.com 

Thomas Jefferson 1743 - 3rd U.S. President

• 1861 - After 34 hours of bombardment, the Union-held Fort Sumter surrenders to Confederates.
• 1959 - A Vatican edict prohibited Roman Catholics from voting for Communists.
• 1970 - An oxygen tank exploded on Apollo 13, preventing a planned moon landing.
• 1981 - Washington Post reporter Janet Cooke received a Pulitzer Prize for her feature about an 8-year-old heroin addict named "Jimmy." Cooke relinquished the prize two days later after admitting she had fabricated the story.
• 1999 - Jack Kervorkian was sentenced in Pontiac, MI, to 10 to 25 years in prison for the second-degree murder of Thomas Youk. Youk's assisted suicide was videotaped and shown on "60 Minutes" in 1998.
• 2002 - Venezuela's interim president, Pedro Carmona, resigned a day after taking office. Thousands of protesters had supported over the ousting of president Hugo Chavez.

Border Patrol sector apprehends more than 50 sex offenders with child abuse convictions | Blaze Media

Border Patrol sector apprehends more than 50 sex offenders with child abuse convictions | Blaze Media: 

More than 50 of those apprehended were convicted of sexual crimes against children, the post revealed.

“Since October 1, 2023, Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents have apprehended 54 convicted sex offenders after illegally crossing the border and attempting to evade law enforcement. Our agents remain steadfast in safeguarding our border and protecting our communities,” Danley wrote.

One of the apprehended sex offenders was captured while crossing the border with a group of illegal immigrants who were attempting to evade law enforcement agents.

The way we were-----TRUTH about Benedict Arnold - Forgotten History

How Tuna is Harvested and Processed into Cans: The World's Most Expensiv...

SHOCK: Biden Administration Environmental Rules Estimated to Cost Americans Almost $1 Trillion By Ward Clark

That’s according to an analysis of new Environmental Protection Agency policies, such as electric vehicle mandates

"Now we see the cost; the environmental rules alone implemented by this administration (without input from Congress) are projected to cost Americans more than $845 billion...

Here's the thing: Most of the people supporting these policies, this agenda, are the ones who will be least affected by them. The politicians who mysteriously grow monstrously rich while earning rather modest salaries, the coastal urban liberal elites, are sheltered from most, if not all, of the worst effects of these policies. They can afford the extra cost.

You and I aren't so lucky...

Dave Agema - Sometime you just have to wonder how stupid people get elected into political offices and then pass stupid laws.

What kind of a law allows squatters to take your house in 30 days?

"What was the politician thinking? 

• Does he work for the illegals and criminals? 
• You bet! 
• You can’t even shut off their utilities without a lawsuit filed against you.

America has gone crazy via stupid politicians. 

Don’t vote for them. 

That makes you one of the most stupid.

TERRIFYING: The true force behind the 'censorship industrial complex' | WND | by Around the Web

TERRIFYING: The true force behind the 'censorship industrial complex' | WND | by Around the Web: 

He warned that the strategy “codifies a war on wrongthink in this country,” based on the idea that “you can’t have an information environment that enables what we saw on Jan. 6.” He described as “terrifying” the idea that the federal government would take upon itself the task of “confronting the longterm contributors to domestic terror” in the context of the misinformation panics of the Trump-Russia collusion narrative and the COVID-19 pandemic.

Benz, the former State Department official, highlighted what he called the “foreign-to-domestic switcheroo,” noting that federal powers created to oppose terrorism in the War on Terror became tools to silence dissent at home.

10 Countries Where Americans are Not Welcome in 2024 - #travel #trip #is...

Hmmm. Ammo/gun sales up too.-----Costco selling up to $200 million in gold bars a month, Wells Fargo estimates

Costco selling up to $200 million in gold bars a month, Wells Fargo estimates - Jeff Cox

"...As an investment, though, it makes a lot of sense in these times...

• Central banks have been large buyers of gold, especially in Asia...

“The move suggests that many foreign governments feel the need to hedge geopolitical outcomes that might be negative catalysts for other risk assets like stocks,”...

Lunch video-----Capitalism Doesn't Need Consumers Anymore...

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Feds reporting 'inconsistencies' in Fani Willis' use of federal grant cash | WND | by Bob Unruh

Feds reporting 'inconsistencies' in Fani Willis' use of federal grant cash | WND | by Bob Unruh: 

The report describes the verdict on Willis as a "bombshell" and explained it comes two years after Willis fired a whistleblower who had warned that her office was trying to misuse a $488,000 federal grant to buy "swag," computers and pay for travel.