Notes from the Resistance
Maryland Dem state senator charged with extortion after feds say she recorded foe in bed with married man [More]
But that doesn’t mean we can’t trust her on citizen disarmament, does it…?
Great people, these Democratic politicians.
And maybe stamina-challenged “Only One of the Month” Finklestein can frame his termination notice to hang next to his plaque.
The whistleblower complaint accuses North Royalton Police Chief Keith Tarace and a lieutenant of altering Lowe’s police report. [More]
And when someone with the authority to do so alters the deal, you’d better pray they don’t alter it any further.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
The investigation began with a tip from Chief Deputy Anthony Collins’s wife, the records revealed. She alleged that Collins had cheated on her with a lower-ranking officer and on his required coursework, claiming he had someone else complete assignments for him. [More]
Boy, hell hath no fury, eh?
Sounds like he used more than the tip…
[Via Edmund M]
‘He thinks he’s elected king’ – Missouri AG blasts jailed sheriff [More]
Ironic, considering he’s a Democrat and they’re the ones giving the Marxists furious useful idiot foot soldiers for the No Kings rallies.
[Via bondmen]
A detailed analysis of the Jan. 6 pipe bombs found new problems with the FBI evidence and advances the notion that the case could turn out to be a government-created hoax. [More]
I’d ask why this isn’t the lead story in all the major newspapers and networks, but I know better.
House Oversight didn’t carry that one to the finish, either.
[Via bondmen]
After being taken into custody, the sheriff posted a lengthy message on his Facebook page, invoked the names of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, and called on his supporters to “remain resilient.” [More]
Yeah, remember how they used to deprive people of rights, and retaliate and tamper against witnesses under color of authority and force of arms all the time? Doesn’t anybody appreciate civil rights activism any more?
[Via bondmen]
A Texas sheriff arrested by his own deputies and booked into his own jail in August after accusations of harassing female employees and retaliating against whistleblowers now faces a third charge of aggravated perjury, though a judge has ruled he may return to work under strict conditions while awaiting trial next year. [More]
How’d you like to go in for your employee review with that boss?
[Via Lane]
Cleveland chief city planner accused of doctoring a death certificate and stealing FMLA pay from city [More]
Looks like she’s well qualified to be a career through feeder…
Cleveland Democrats–maybe there’s still something in the Cuyahoga River water… where effluvia used to be measured in condoms per liter:
Virginia’s Democratic attorney general nominee dodged possible jail time for driving 116 mph by logging 1,000 hours of community service — half with his own political action committee and the rest with the NAACP — after repeated court delays, according to documents obtained by Fox News Digital. [More]
So… basically he was ordered to campaign for himself…?
Anybody give him a breathalyzer test?
Look at these grinning useful idiot sows and gelding, who don’t give a damn how dangerous and corrupt his personal behavior was as long as he promises to disarm men they could never hope to have.
This is what Virginians are going to get if gun owners and gun groups don’t step up to the plate.
A @SecretService Uniformed Division officer allegedly fell asleep on the job — in full public view — while providing security at the United Nations General Assembly… The same officer, an overweight African American man, also has been accused of leaving his semi-automatic rifle (what appears to be a SR16) unattended while taking a bathroom break from his security duties… [More]
In spite of working twice as hard as his white counterparts…?
Settlement reached between former VEA CEO, Nye County sheriff’s captain [More]
What a total piece of $#!+.
Let the punishment fit the crimes?
[Via Matthew L]
Grassley Exposes Severe Whistleblower Retaliation at Biden ATF [More]
Hey, text, history, and tradition, right?
As long as Grassley is looking behind the curtain again, why not give him another allegation to investigate?
“When it was brought to the Bureau’s attention that Chipman had tried to grease the skids for former ASAC Stankoweicz(sp), the 5th floor was outraged and tanked the contract offer for someone who had so blatantly and publicly disgraced the Bureau. That did not prevent him from sliding into some other non-Bureau contracted position. The problem is, that Chipman has been manipulating the Bureau-sponsored contractor to pad the BQL with friends. The net effect is that the truly qualified people are not being considered for the positions. It has also been stated that Chipman has delivered HIS version of the BQLs for these contract positions, demanding his buddies be placed at the top of the list. Yep, fraud. That simple. Yep, the 5th floor knows.”
Oh, that’s right, I already have.
Compared to these accusations on the whistleblower website that first pointed us to Fast and Furious, Grassley’s latest is pretty weak tea.
So what’s he doing now? Posturing? How about he release the hounds on seeing if “preferred” vendors were favored, what kinds of understandings led to that, and how widespread it was?
They have no forensic accountants they could demand records for?
[Via Jess]
FBI agents fired after kneeling at George Floyd protest in 2020: reports [More]
Good. These are the types that buy into “greatest threat” psy ops with the greatest enthusiasm, making them a danger to those of us so smeared.
As for their damn commie lobby/benefits group calling for Congress to investigate, how about we investigate them for Democrat collusion?
The FBI finally acknowledged to Congress that 274 plainclothes agents were embedded in the January 6 crowds in Washington. Let that sink in for a moment — nearly three hundred federal agents, mingling among protesters, and we’re just hearing about this now? But here’s where it gets really infuriating. Just last December, the Department of Justice’s own watchdog proudly announced there was “no evidence” of undercover FBI employees in the protest crowds. [More]
Yo, Kash, a little less worrying about our birthright arms and a little more worrying about purging and punishments…?
[Via Michael G]
The Chicago City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a $90 million settlement for nearly 200 civil rights violations involving a notorious former police sergeant who framed people for drug crimes they didn’t commit in one of the biggest police misconduct scandals in the city’s history. [More]
So, who was it “terroriz[ing] the black community,” again…? And Sarge is already out?
Hey, overseers couldn’t have done it without the drivers…
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
[Via Steve T]
Founder of re-entry support nonprofit indicted on drug distribution charges [More]
And the Hector “Big Weasel” Marroquin Award goes to…
[Via Steve T]
