DOJ Apparatchiks Told to Lawyer Up and Flee the Country. Why? [More]
Like I said, dangeous times…
[Via Michael G]
Notes from the Resistance
DOJ Apparatchiks Told to Lawyer Up and Flee the Country. Why? [More]
Like I said, dangeous times…
[Via Michael G]
FBI Official Who Oversaw J6 Pipe Bomb Probe Lied About Receiving ‘Corrupted’ Evidence [More]
So is it out of line to suspect that D’Antuono knows damn well who’s on that video and revealing it would reveal deeper involvement going up the chain?
Why does it feel appropriate to caution not to put him in Epstein’s cell?
[Via bondmen]
Migrant Who Had AR-15 During Alleged Assault on Officers Is Back on the Street [More]
And does “of unknown legal status” mean they know but aren’t saying?
What would be their motivation?
[Via bondmen]
According to the non-prosecution agreement, in exchange for Castleberry resigning from his role as Kimble County sheriff, surrendering his license to serve as a peace officer along with all certificates issued to him by the TCLE, the district attorney pro team and county attorney pro team terminated “any further investigation of the incidents involving Sheriff Castleberry and his family.” [More]
So… he basically just has to get a new job…?
And nothing about being ordered to surrender his guns and designated a “prohibited person’…?
[Via Jake S]
A 14-year-old boy who was given “many second chances” after being arrested multiple times before is suspected of wreaking havoc in the community with dozens of recent crimes, and Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb said he is fed up. [More]
Fed up enough to name the little reptile and throw his @$$ in a cage until he’s 21, adding on additional time for infractions he’s sure to commit behind bars?
Face it, the retard will never be trustable without a custodian, or even with one.
And speaking of retards:
Even more alarming are reports that the suspect in this case has had nine felony convictions over the past ten years, and that he also has misdemeanor convictions on his record, and at the time of the stabbing incidents, he was the subject of an outstanding arrest warrant. [More]
Let’s see if the map tells us anything useful…
An arrest has been made in connection with the deadly shooting at Tuskegee University in Alabama, which killed an 18-year-old and left at least 16 people injured early Sunday. Jaquez Myrick, 25, of Montgomery, was charged with being in possession of a machine gun, according to authorities, who said he was found leaving the scene of the shooting. [More]
Lemme guess: It’s not registered on the NFRTR…
[Via Jess]
FEMA official fired for directing hurricane relief away from Trump supporters’ homes [More]
Wake me when the headline reads “sentenced.”
I note the story doesn’t identify who “the employee” is. Something like this ought to follow them to their grave.
[Via Jess]
Related UPDATE
That’s a pretty tepid official statement.
[Via Michael G]
Racist Text Messages About Slavery Sent to Black People in Several States… The messages started arriving in recent days, with officials in Virginia saying they were first notified of them on Wednesday. [More]
It’s almost like “someone” is trying to foment unrest…
Cui bono?
The clerk said this happened a few times, and the man kept fumbling around with his gun in his pants, until it went off and he shot himself in the butt. [More]
Naturally, he’s someone proven to the system who can’t be trusted with a gun out with a stolen one.
Is the last sentence about police not chasing him down supposed to be a joke becaause he’s in the hospital?
[Via Jess]
[R]eleased inmates from Venezuelan prisons have been directed to travel to the United States alongside Venezuelan intelligence officers to track down former Venezuelan military members, politicians, and law enforcement officials within the United States and “neutralize” them. [More]
And just how do they propose to get onto this country?
Oh…
OK then, what gun laws can stop them?
[Via bondmen]
It is necessary to break the power of the old regime completely, not out of vengeance but a matter of realism. What is required is a clean-up operation comparable to Denazification, or Reconstruction. The nomenklatura cannot be allowed to remain in position. The ballot harvesting machine that subverted the 2020 election must be liquidated, and voting protocols cleaned up around the country. The mass migration machine must be destroyed and the illegal migrants it delivered to America deported. Antifa criminal networks, their financial backers, and their journalists and academic apologists should face RICO investigations. Universities should be purged of party activists, and activist disciplines abolished. Not only in the United States, but across the U.S. Empire, the regime’s political machine must be completely dismantled. [More]
Sorry, Rodney. We tried. They wouldn’t let us.
They still won’t.
[Via WiscoDave]
Trump “can unify the nation, he can unify communities, but these nasty, malicious people who abused our prosecutorial system, who abused their public office, who engaged in what amounted to extortion against Republicans and Trump supporters, they need to be held to account.” [More]
That’s why Democrats are getting ahead of it with internment camp gaslighting, so that when righteous prosecutions happen they can scream “Nazi!” and incite whatever chaos they need to escape justice.
Let’s hope Trump and Vance have a handle on their security details, because the powerful people they need to go after are desperate, and connected.
ON DAY ONE: President Trump Should Revoke the Security Clearances of the 51 Dishonorable Former Intel Officials Who Lied About Hunter Biden’s Laptop and Knew It Was a Lie All Along
[Via Michael G]
Five arrested after naked 2-year-old found in locked cage in Kentucky, police say [More]
WTF…? I was able to locate two of them on Facebook, and one profile tells much.
My two-year-old granddaughter is the joy of our lives. I cannot imagine wanting to do anything but cherish, nurture, protect, and love her. It was the same with her father and his brother.
[Via Jess]
Men on horseback allegedly shoot at DoorDash driver in Fort Bend County [More]
And I thought cyclists were insufferable…
[Via Steve T]