Author: Jon Hall

In First Weeks, Biden Admin Makes Priorities Clear As Voters Begin To Ask Where’s The Help

Originally posted at FMShooter

As any observant follower of politics knows, executive orders amidst a new Presidential administration taking office is nothing unusual. The orders can consistently be relied on as a good indicator as to the aims and intentions of a new presidency. Cue the Biden administration making headlines off the bat upon revoking the permit of the Keystone Pipeline XL, halting construction and eliminating 11,000 jobs in the process. Under Biden, the U.S. also re-joins the Paris climate accord.

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Sadiq Khan’s London Rings In 2021 With BLM Fist Fireworks While Experts Say Online Extremism Can No Longer Be Policed

Originally posted at FMShooter

London’s New Years Eve firework display included a polarizing surprise for citizens from Mayor Sadiq Khan. The “raised fist” symbol of the Black Lives Matter movement was illuminated in the night sky using fireworks and drones during the event ringing in 2021. This show of solidarity from London’s government comes after recent vandalization from Black Lives Matter mobs in London over the summer, after they repeatedly defaced a Winston Churchill statue, tried to burn the flag on a memorial for the Cenotaph national war, and attacked police in the streets.

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U.S. Extradition Of Julian Assange Thwarted By U.K. Judge But Ruling Still Strips Bare Freedom Of Press

Originally Posted at FMShooter

Earlier this week, Magistrate Vanessa Baraitser denied a U.S. extradition request relating to indictments of Julian Assange. Baraitser detailed her decision came after U.S. authorities were unable to convince her Assange wouldn’t have the opportunity to take his own life inside the U.S. prison system. Despite this likely being the best outcome regarding Julian Assange’s trial, Magistrate Baraitser still set a dizzying precedent that erodes our fundamental civil liberties.

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Amidst A Vitriolic U.S. Election Season, Extradition Hearings For Julian Assange Occur In London

Originally posted at FMShooter.

“Syme was not only dead, he was abolished, an unperson. Any identifiable reference to him would have been mortally dangerous.”
1984, George Orwell, Chapter 6

 

I have rung the alarm on grievous instances of civil liberties being eroded and stomped on, facts becoming wrong-think, and the censorship and de-platforming of opposing voices against the conventional mainstream narratives. Founder of WikiLeaks and freedom fighter, Julian Assange, has been on trial in London for extradition hearings – accused by the Department of Justice for contravening the U.S. Espionage Act in 17 individual charges and one under the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act.

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Next Debate Mod, Steve Scully’s Anti-Trump Bias May Dwarf Even Chris Wallace

After what was widely considered to be a hackjob to anyone with a set of eyes and a working brain, Chris Wallace as acting moderator at the first debate was exceptionally poor and extremely biased. It was so bad at one point, President Trump commented, “I guess I’m debating you, not him, but that’s OK – I’m not surprised”.

Trump even brought up the payments made from Ukraine to Hunter Biden that Joe Biden could only meekly write off as “not true” and that the recently released information had already been “totally discredited”.

This exchange was one of the rare moments where Wallace was quiet during the night, not offering to verify the validity of the fact that the millions from Ukraine to Joe’s son, Hunter, did indeed occur.

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Military Vet and Nebraska Bar Owner Jake Gardner Dies By Suicide Days After Being Charged For Shooting BLM Rioter In Self-Defense

Originally posted at FMShooter

Jake Gardner, a military veteran and bar owner in Omaha, Nebraska who shot and killed a rioter who was attacking him and his business, has committed suicide. Gardner was indicted by a grand jury on counts of manslaughter, use of a firearm in the commission of a felony, attempted first-degree assault, and making terrorist threats. Omaha’s district attorney had originally ruled the shooting as self-defense.

Authorities detailed that Gardner confronted a group of men outside one of his bars in Omaha on May 30 and was knocked to the ground by the mob. Gardner then fired two warning shots and tried to get back up to his feet, prosecutors said. As he was getting up, Gardner got in a fight with a man, 22-year-old James Scurlock. The two got into physical scuffle before Gardner fired a shot that killed Scurlock. A day after the incident, Douglas County District Attorney, Donald Kleine announced his decision to not bring a case against Gardner, saying that he acted in self-defense.

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