Monday, March 17, 2025
Bold Leadership Is Demanded to Preserve Our Property Rights from Thieves and Confront Supposed "Environmental Rights" By THOMAS J SHEPSTONE
Bold Leadership Is Demanded to Preserve Our Property Rights from Thieves and Confront Supposed "Environmental Rights" By THOMAS J SHEPSTONE 
Andrew Fowler at The American Mind, a publication of the Claremont Institute, has put out an extremely important article that is a must-read for anyone valuing their property rights as it relates to proposed constitutional amendments in the states that have the potential to eviscerate them. Pennsylvania has had such an amendment for some time, and it was used to invalidate some important oil and gas regulation changes the industry wanted...
NGOs such as thev William Penn Foundation and Heinz Endowments are always encouraging their minions (e.g., the Delaware PovertyKeeper a/k/a Riverkeeper) to file lawsuits in hopes of incrementally increasing the power of the amendment and spreading it to adjoining.
That’s what Fowler’s article is so important to read, and here it is:
"We Were Misled' Says the New York Times As They Admit COVID Lab-Leak Theory Was True Amy Curtis
The post concludes: The lab leak theory was censored on social media because of 'pressure from the administration ... we shouldn't have done it.'
This is just incredible.
Five years ago, the world shut down after COVID was declared a pandemic.
This is just incredible.
Five years ago, the world shut down after COVID was declared a pandemic.
From the beginning, people pointed to the Wuhan lab as the source of the virus.
- At the time, doing so meant risking your personal and professional reputation.
- You risked being banned from social media and labeled a 'grandma killer' and 'racist' for demanding answers on the origins of the virus.
Media led the charge in this, attacking dissenters as 'conspiracy theorists' who should be dismissed and ignored.
- Until now. When The New York Times admits what we knew all along, while they try to play the victim in all of it:
Court Orders Starbucks to Pay $50 Million to Man Scorched by Beverages
A court ordered Starbucks on Friday to pay $50 million in damages to a delivery driver who was severely burned by spilled beverages, CNN reported. - Katherine HamiltonThe jury in California sided with Michael Garcia, who was picking up drinks in a drive-through in Los Angeles when he was handed beverages with improperly secured lids...
History for March 17
History for March 17 - On-This-Day.com 
Kurt Russell 1951 - Actor
- 0461 - Bishop Patrick, St. Patrick, died in Saul. Ireland celebrates this day in his honor. (More about St. Patrick's Day)
- 1756 - St. Patrick's Day was celebrated in New York City for the first time. The event took place at the Crown and Thistle Tavern.
- 1930 - In New York, construction began on the Empire State Building. Excavation at the site began on January 22.
- 1959 - The Dalai Lama (Lhama Dhondrub, Tenzin Gyatso) fled Tibet and went to India.
- 1961 - The U.S. increased military aid and technicians to Laos.
- 1969 - Golda Meir was sworn in as the fourth premier of Israel.
- 1999 - The International Olympic Committee expelled six of its members in the wake of a bribery scandal.
Sunday, March 16, 2025
Education Dept. opens dozens of investigations into 'race-exclusionary' practices * WorldNetDaily * by Jaryn Crouson, Daily Caller News Foundation
Education Dept. opens dozens of investigations into 'race-exclusionary' practices * WorldNetDaily * by Jaryn Crouson, Daily Caller News Foundation:
The Department of Education announced Friday it was opening investigations into over 50 universities over alleged "race-exclusionary practices."
Yale, Georgetown and the University of Michigan are among the universities under fire for hosting graduate programs partnered with "The Ph.D. Project," an organization that limits eligibility based on race, according to a press release from the department. Other universities, such as the University of Alabama and the University of South Florida, are being investigated for allegedly issuing race-based scholarships and allowing other race-based segregation.
Tax the Past? John Stossel
Climate activists have found a new way to force us to pay more for energy.
- New York and Vermont passed laws that will raise the price of oil, gas and electricity by taxing the past.
- New York's new law demands fossil fuel companies pay $75 billion for carbon emissions dating back to the year 2000.
- Other Democrat-controlled states plan to follow suit...
Dave Agema - Jihad update: Hamas-linked CAIR was given over...
Hamas-linked CAIR was given over $7,200,000 in taxpayer money, and that money is unaccounted for.
It goes to terrorism here and abroad...
- Syria: President signs temporary constitution establishing Sharia rule for five years. He will kill all Jews and Christians.Sharia is a curse to all that live under its tyranny. Syria will be another Iran in a few short years.
- Britain...
FBI chief warns 'swatting' will no longer be tolerated * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh
FBI chief warns 'swatting' will no longer be tolerated * WorldNetDaily * by Bob Unruh:
The chief of the nation's Federal Bureau of Investigation warns criminals and wannabes that "swatting" "will not be tolerated."
Swatting is when someone calls police with a fake report that there's some sort of violence crime occurring at a specific address.
Police department SWAT teams show up, expecting to confront violent criminals. But in swatting cases, they find only innocent people who are unaware their addresses have been targeted by the criminals.
Columbia president's home vandalized as rage over Mahmoud Khalil arrest continues | Blaze Media
Columbia president's home vandalized as rage over Mahmoud Khalil arrest continues | Blaze Media:
However, Khalil and CUAD have a long track record of calling for the destruction of America and Israel, as Capital Research Center investigative researcher Ryan Mauro recently demonstrated. The group even brought members of Samidoun — aka the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, which has been designated as a terrorist entity by both the U.S. and Canadian governments — to Columbia to indoctrinate students.
As Blaze Media co-founder Glenn Beck argued, however, Khalil is a "guest" in America, and his green card is "privilege," not a "birthright." That privilege "comes with terms and conditions. If you break the rules, you’re out," Beck said.
3 Ways Trump Plans To Root Out Rampant Obamacare Fraud
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services’ latest proposed rule focuses on combatting waste and fraud within the Obamacare program. - Christopher JacobsWhen it comes to targeting wasteful, ineffective, and questionable government spending, the Trump administration is not just focused on personnel costs and expensive subscriptions to Politico.
It has also shown a desire to tackle the mandatory government spending that comprises the majority (and a growing share) of the federal budget...
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