Wednesday, January 29, 2020
Report: FBI Reviewing Allegations that Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother
Report: FBI Reviewing Allegations that Ilhan Omar Married Her Brother:
The FBI is “reviewing” ongoing allegations that freshman Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) married her brother in an effort to help him obtain a green card and study in the United States, according to The New York Post.
In October, FBI agents met with a “concerned party” who presented documents detailing Omar’s marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi in 2009 and discussed the outgoing claims that have circulated for months, a source told the newspaper.
The FBI is “reviewing” ongoing allegations that freshman Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) married her brother in an effort to help him obtain a green card and study in the United States, according to The New York Post.
In October, FBI agents met with a “concerned party” who presented documents detailing Omar’s marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi in 2009 and discussed the outgoing claims that have circulated for months, a source told the newspaper.
'It's Okay To Be White' signs appear on Ohio school, church - The American MirrorThe American Mirror
'It's Okay To Be White' signs appear on Ohio school, church - The American MirrorThe American Mirror"There’s a “racist” message popping up in schools and churches in Columbus, Ohio that’s putting parents and residents on edge: “IT’S OKAY TO BE WHITE.”
“It’s really sick,” Levera Rohrig, grandparent of a student at Binns Elementary School, told WBNS.
Coming across the message, she said, “would make me feel like I have to watch my grandson and stuff, you know? Because something’s not right.”...
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History for January 29
History for January 29 - On-This-Day.com
Thomas Paine 1737, W.C. Fields 1880, Paddy Chayefsky 1923
Katharine Ross 1942 - Actress, Tom Selleck 1945 - Actor (Television: "Magnum P.I."), Oprah Winfrey 1954
1850 - Henry Clay introduced in the Senate a compromise bill on slavery that included the admission of California into the Union as a free state.
1886 - The first successful petrol-driven motorcar, built by Karl Benz, was patented.
Tuesday, January 28, 2020
Hawley to Submit Questions on Adam Schiff Whistleblower Relationship
Hawley to Submit Questions on Adam Schiff Whistleblower Relationship:
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) said Tuesday he will submit a series of questions relating to House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff’s (D-CA) relationship with the intelligence office whistleblower and the House impeachment managers during the next phase of the Senate impeachment trial.
Now that the House Democrat impeachment managers and President Donald Trump’s legal team concluded their opening arguments, Sen. Hawley will submit a series of questions relating to Schiff’s communication with the whistleblower and Hunter Biden’s work with Ukrainian oil company Burisma.
Now that the House Democrat impeachment managers and President Donald Trump’s legal team concluded their opening arguments, Sen. Hawley will submit a series of questions relating to Schiff’s communication with the whistleblower and Hunter Biden’s work with Ukrainian oil company Burisma.
Limbaugh: Something 'just magical' about Bolton 'bombshell' - WND
No one should have been surprised by the "bombshell" New York Times report based on anonymous sources of John Bolton's claim in a coming book, because it "follows an old playbook," talk-radio host Rush Limbaugh told his listeners Monday.
German Electricity Prices Skyrocket To Record Highs | Climate Dispatch
- Germany’s Energiewende (transition to green energies) is driving up prices
"For a long time, electricity prices have known only one direction: upwards!
Ever faster, ever more clearly.
Now the shock for many families: The Federal Government has presented official figures in an answer to an inquiry from the FDP Free Democrats parliamentary group in the Bundestag and announced the true extent of the electricity price increase.
320 euros extra annually per household..."
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Soviet Pravda had a 60% rule - meaning that 60% of their news had to be believable in order to maintain credibility...
"Soviet Pravda had a 60% rule - meaning that 60% of their news had to be believable in order to maintain credibility.
The US press corps is operating closer to 0% credibility."
The US press corps is operating closer to 0% credibility."
Head Of Management Institute Encourages Men To Stop Talking About Sports At Work | The Daily Caller
Talking about sports at work apparently needs to come to a swift end!
Chartered Management Institute head Ann Francke isn’t a big fan of talking about sports in a professional setting, and she made that crystal clear during an interview with the BBC. Two examples BBC mentioned are soccer and cricket.
Taxpayers fund 500,000 study for Britain's health chiefs to improve treatment of 'pregnant men' | Daily Mail Online
Taxpayers fund 500,000 study for Britain's health chiefs to improve treatment of 'pregnant men' | Daily Mail Online- Taxpayers fund £500,000 study for Britain's health chiefs to improve treatment of 'pregnant men'
- More than half a million pounds is spent on research on treatment of trans men
- Many trans men (born female but who identify as male) do not undergo surgery
- This means that some trans men are still able to conceive and carry a child
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"Commitment" to what? Who?-----MSU Launches Undocumented Students Website, Goals Include “Reducing Apprehension”
"Michigan State University launches a new website for “undocumented students, refugees, and recipients of...DACA,” with goals of reducing apprehension, confusion, and better access to MSU resources.
The website was launched on January 24, 2020, by the Office for Inclusion and Intercultural Initiatives.
According to the statement,
- “the website reflects our policy of nondiscrimination and commitment,” towards current and future MSU students, “regardless of immigration status.”
- Those with “mixed immigration status” commonly “face barriers and challenges.”
- The statement points to MSU’s nondiscrimination policy to “support students from all backgrounds.”
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On Iran, Commander in Chief Trump Showed Restraint, Deliberateness
On Iran, Commander in Chief Trump Showed Restraint, Deliberateness:
In the days after President Trump authorized the killing of Iranian Quds Force leader Qasem Soleimani, mainstream media reports and pundits painted a picture of an erratic commander in chief — one who had made a hasty, ill-thought out decision that would prompt a new war.
Yet, current and former administration officials and analysts say his handling of Iran showed restraint, deliberateness, and the ability to make tough decisions.
In the days after President Trump authorized the killing of Iranian Quds Force leader Qasem Soleimani, mainstream media reports and pundits painted a picture of an erratic commander in chief — one who had made a hasty, ill-thought out decision that would prompt a new war.
Yet, current and former administration officials and analysts say his handling of Iran showed restraint, deliberateness, and the ability to make tough decisions.
This WILL happen when they rule!-----New Turkish law will allow men to legally rape young girls - if they marry them - Daily Star
New Turkish law will allow men to legally rape young girls - if they marry them - Daily Star"...A disturbing law is set to be introduced into parliament in Turkey that will allow men to avoid punishment for raping underage girls by then marrying their victims.
The new bill is set to be introduced by lawmakers at the end of January..."
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No wonder NPV scam is the favorite of liberals!---The Double Voting Problem | Intellectual Takeout
The Double Voting Problem | Intellectual Takeout--Hans von Spakovsky and Kaitlynn Samalis-Aldrich"It’s 2020, which means election year is upon us.
And although Washington is currently preoccupied with the impeachment melodrama going on in the Senate, we should not lose sight of problems in our voter registration and election process that imperil the integrity of upcoming local, state, and federal elections.
When our citizens exercise their right to choose their leaders, their votes shouldn’t be diluted or stolen through fraud or administrative errors.
Unfortunately, that remains a problem as demonstrated by the proven cases in the Heritage Foundation’s election fraud database.
We recently added 18 instances of election fraud to the database, which contains a sampling of almost 1,300 fraud cases from across the country.
...Unfortunately, not enough states are participating in either the Electronic Registration Information Center program or the similar Interstate Crosscheck program.
New York and California, the states with the largest voting populations, are not in either program..."
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Sean Malone - So...For years, I have been told that China is going to take over the world...
Sean Malone - So... For years, I have been told that China is...
"Sean Malone--So... For years, I have been told that China is going to take over the world, because no matter how many examples demonstrate otherwise, people seem to inherently believe that a strong government commanding an economy is more efficient and leads to bigger gains than a free, unplanned economy.
To an extent, I get this sentiment... Because why would anything that isn't planned out by "experts" be better than something that is?
Except... The premise is flawed.
Politicians can't plan anything, and the very nature of a government with that kind of power leads to the worst possible incentives and a chronic disrespect for individual human lives.
And as a result, we see that societies like that do not actually thrive at all.
Instead they are impoverished and instead of working to solving problems, government officials mostly work to maintain control and authority.
And so, whenever something goes wrong, they risk total collapse.
Pay attention to these kinds of moments, because they expose the cracks and flaws in a system that everybody is busy saying dominates us all.
They said the same thing with the USSR, and with Italy/Germany under fascism.
How can we compete with countries that have "scientifically" coordinated cultures and economic activity?
Easy.
That kind of coordination is a lie.
Don't believe it.
China will only succeed if its government stops treating individuals like cattle.
Until then, they are ways going to be teetering on the brink of destruction."
China spent the crucial first days of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak arresting people who posted about it online and threatening journalists
"Sean Malone--So... For years, I have been told that China is going to take over the world, because no matter how many examples demonstrate otherwise, people seem to inherently believe that a strong government commanding an economy is more efficient and leads to bigger gains than a free, unplanned economy.
To an extent, I get this sentiment... Because why would anything that isn't planned out by "experts" be better than something that is?
Except... The premise is flawed.
Politicians can't plan anything, and the very nature of a government with that kind of power leads to the worst possible incentives and a chronic disrespect for individual human lives.
And as a result, we see that societies like that do not actually thrive at all.
And so, whenever something goes wrong, they risk total collapse.
Pay attention to these kinds of moments, because they expose the cracks and flaws in a system that everybody is busy saying dominates us all.
They said the same thing with the USSR, and with Italy/Germany under fascism.
How can we compete with countries that have "scientifically" coordinated cultures and economic activity?
Easy.
That kind of coordination is a lie.
Don't believe it.
China will only succeed if its government stops treating individuals like cattle.
Until then, they are ways going to be teetering on the brink of destruction."
China spent the crucial first days of the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak arresting people who posted about it online and threatening journalists
This is "FB-Tyranny 2020" as the election approaches.
Max Galt-A simple post that FB decided was offensive.
- Your first "warning"! This is what covered the post
- Click "See Why" to see the official "conclusion"
- Extra "help" if you dare to share.
- What they didn't want you to see.
2 states may criminalize forcing kids to 'transition' from one sex to another - WND
2 states may criminalize forcing kids to 'transition' from one sex to another - WND:
Two American states are considering making it a felony to use puberty-blocker chemicals and surgeries to "transition" children from one sex to another.
"No blood test, genetic testing, or brain imaging scans can confirm or deny the existence of a 'transgender' condition," said Jennifer Roback Morse, president of the Ruth Institute.
"Yet some medical professionals are giving harmful pharmaceuticals to, or performing irreversible surgeries on, confused children."
She pointed out that the chemicals given to children to block puberty "have not been approved for this purpose by the FDA."
Two American states are considering making it a felony to use puberty-blocker chemicals and surgeries to "transition" children from one sex to another.
"No blood test, genetic testing, or brain imaging scans can confirm or deny the existence of a 'transgender' condition," said Jennifer Roback Morse, president of the Ruth Institute.
"Yet some medical professionals are giving harmful pharmaceuticals to, or performing irreversible surgeries on, confused children."
She pointed out that the chemicals given to children to block puberty "have not been approved for this purpose by the FDA."
History for January 28
History for January 28 - On-This-Day.com
Sir Henry Morton Stanley 1841, Jose Marti 1853, William Seward Burroughs 1857
Jackson Pollock 1912, Alan Alda 1936 - Actor ("M*A*S*H"), Barbi Benton 1950 - Actress
1915 - The Coast Guard was created by an act of the U.S. Congress to fight contraband trade and aid distressed vessels at sea.
1986 - The U.S. space shuttle Challenger exploded just after takeoff. All seven of its crewmembers were killed.
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