Category: Social Issues

The FBI’s Peter Strzok Is Still Trying To Frame Donald Trump

Guest Post by Paul Craig Roberts

Peter Strzok, while serving as Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI’s Counterintelligence Division worked with his lover and FBI lawyer Lisa Page to derail Donald Trump and prevent his election. Emails between Strzok and Page show active hostility against Trump while Strzok worked on Robert Mueller’s “investigation” into “Russiagate,” a hoax orchestrated by Mueller and the FBI against Trump. Strzok was eventually fired, but not until he had done all the damage he could creating false news about Trump.

Previously Strzok conducted a non-investigation of Hillary Clinton’s clear email violations and cleared her, showing the politically partisan nature of the FBI: clear Democrat criminals and frame Republican innocents.

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Are lawsuits that answer?

Guest Post by Mike Stunson

A Kansas school district agreed to settle a lawsuit after suspending a teacher who had refused to use a student’s preferred name and pronouns due to religious reasons.

Attorneys for Pamela Ricard called the settlement a “victory for free speech at public schools.” The Geary County School District, where Ricard was employed as a math teacher at Fort Riley Middle School, agreed to pay her $95,000 in damages.

“We’re pleased to settle this case favorably on behalf of Pam, and we hope that it will encourage school districts across the country to support the constitutionally protected freedom of teachers to teach and communicate honestly with both children and parents,” said Tyson Langhofer, the director of the Alliance Defending Freedom Center for Academic Freedom.

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Death Sentence by Starvation

Guest Post by Chris McIntosh

Death Sentence by Starvation

“You can’t build a peaceful world on empty stomachs and human misery”

(Norman Borlaug)

Trudeau pushes ahead on fertilizer reduction.

The sales pitch by Trudeau is that by cutting nitrous oxide emissions the central planners will save the planet from assured annihilation. Like any ridiculous war, whereby the goal is so broadly defined so as to ensure a never ending and ultimately unwinnable war (see war on “terror” and the war on “hate speech” as prime examples), this one too has a fugazi aspect to it. The target now is “emissions from agricultural sources” and they intend to reduce these 30% by 2030. For agriculture, that means cutting applications of nitrogen fertilizer.

Let me be blunt. The inevitable consequence is mass starvation.

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Man Responds To Mar-A-Lago Raid On Social Media, Feds Arrest Him

Guest Post by Hailey Sanibel

Shortly after the FBI took the unprecedented action to raid the home of a former president, a Pennsylvania man took to the social media site Gab to voice his frustrations with the irredeemably corrupt federal agency. Ultimately, his purported desire to see harm done to government officials led to his arrest.

New York-based ABC7 writes:

“Investigators said that Adam Bies of Mercer, Pennsylvania, has been threatening federal agents on the social media site Gab for months. Agents weren’t alerted to Bies’ posts until after the search at Mar-a-Lago.

According to court documents, Bies, who posted under the username “BlankFocus,” repeatedly threatened to kill FBI agents. In a series of posts on Aug. 11 — three days after the search — Bies allegedly wrote that he was willing to die in order to harm as many FBI agents as possible.”

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TAKEDOWN

Submitted by nkit

Via The Daily Caller

NYPD Cop Utterly Flattens Woman Slapping Him In Wild Video

Wild video shows a New York Police Department (NYPD) officer basically flattening a woman who slapped him in the face as authorities were trying to arrest a separate individual. [Screenshot Twitter Joel Fischer]

Video shows a New York Police Department (NYPD) officer basically flattening a woman who slapped him in the face as authorities were trying to arrest a separate individual.

The incident unfolded Tuesday shortly before 5:00 p.m. in front of 174 West 136th Street, where police were arresting a 22-year-old man sought in connection with an attempted murder that had taken place earlier in the month.

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“Prepare For An Epic Finale” – Jeremy Grantham Warns Stock Market ‘Super Bubble’ Has Yet To Burst

Via ZeroHedge

Having infamously spotted and profited from bubbles in Japan in the late 1980s, tech stocks at the turn of the century and in US housing before the 2008 financial crisis, GMO’s co-founder Jeremy Grantham laid out in his latest note to investors why the “super bubble” that he previously warned about hasn’t popped yet (despite this year’s somewhat chaotic market behavior).

“You had a typical bear market rally the other day and people were saying, ‘Oh, it’s a new bull market,” Grantham said in an interview with Bloomberg.

“That is nonsense.”

Specifically, the 83-year-old investors says that the surge in US equities from mid-June to mid-August fits the pattern of bear market rallies common after an initial sharp decline — and before the economy truly begins to deteriorate; and sees more trouble ahead because of a “dangerous mix” of overvalued stocks, bonds and housing, combined with a commodity shock and hawkishness from the Fed.

“My bet is that we’re going to have a fairly tough time of it economically and financially before this is washed through the system,’’ Grantham said. 

“What I don’t know is: Does that get out of hand like it did in the ‘30s, is it pretty well contained as it was in 2000 or is it somewhere in the middle?”

In his note today, Grantham warns that we are entering the superbubble’s final act…

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The Decline and Fall of the American Empire

Guest Post by Doug Casey

As some of you know, I’m an aficionado of ancient history. I thought it might be worthwhile to discuss what happened to Rome and based on that, what’s likely to happen to the U.S. Spoiler alert: There are some similarities between the U.S. and Rome.

But before continuing, please seat yourself comfortably. This article will necessarily cover exactly those things you’re never supposed to talk about—religion and politics—and do what you’re never supposed to do, namely, bad-mouth the military.

There are good reasons for looking to Rome rather than any other civilization when trying to see where the U.S. is headed. Everyone knows Rome declined, but few people understand why. And, I think, even fewer realize that the U.S. is now well along the same path for pretty much the same reasons, which I’ll explore shortly.

Rome reached its peak of military power around the year 107, when Trajan completed the conquest of Dacia (the territory of modern Romania). With Dacia, the empire peaked in size, but I’d argue it was already past its peak by almost every other measure.

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Twitter suspended me for telling the truth

Via Libs of TikTok

And the media is doing everything they can to convince Twitter to make it permanent.

As you may have heard, I’m currently suspended from Twitter for 7 days after I released a damning recording of Children’s National Hospital staff admitting to performing gender-affirming hysterectomies on minors. Of course, the suspension came shortly after the media ran cover for the hospital and called for me to be banned, despite the irrefutable evidence on the recording. Even though the report came straight from the mouths of hospital staff, they want to silence me and gaslight everyone into disbelieving their eyes and ears. Just a few years ago, the kind of journalism I did would be applauded. Now, it’s vilified and instantly “debunked” by other so-called reporters who’ve made it their mission to suppress the truth.

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Where Can I Get a Used F-15?

Submitted by Georges S.

In case you needed more proof of a dictature “en marche”

The CDC Failed, So Spin It Off and Make It More Powerful?

Guest Post by Jeffrey A. Tucker

The failure of the CDC to manage Covid-19 was baked in from the first moments of its response. A government agency was never going to mitigate much less get rid of this sort of pathogen. This is because the virus never cared a whit about prestige degrees, job descriptions, big budgets, high-end connections, media agitprop, or polls. It went on its merry way, hit everyone, and immune systems adapted as they always have done.

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“Cheney for President”

Guest Post by Dr. Robert Malone

“The great and original champion of our party, Abraham Lincoln, was defeated in elections for the Senate and the House before he won the most important election of all,” she said. “Lincoln ultimately prevailed, he saved our union and he defined our obligation as Americans for all of history.”

– Liz Cheney in her concession speech.

These are the fighting words of Liz Cheney, as she signaled that is isn’t done with politics yet.

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Welcome to Appalachistan, by NC Scout

(NC Scout / American Partisan) There’s few pleasures in life like having a conversation with an old friend. An intellectual equal, an open mind, and a counterpoise juxtaposed to any position I might hold. At least in some respects. Not a mental clone, and a radically different life philosophy than the one I live, replete with a well aged Che Guevara-turned-Guy Fawkes face inked on his upper arm. A free thinker and a beer drinker, an American original, and very much a product of a harsh upbringing. In another life he could have been leading any guerrilla force with a natural charisma and matching high intelligence; an insurgency’s wet dream and a security force nightmare. A person who recognizes the false charms of the Left, dangling Liberation in place of Liberty and begging you not to realize words have meaning. He’s an example of life on the eastern side of Appalachians.

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California Asks Residents To Avoid Charging Electric Vehicles Due To Blackout Risk Days After Unveiling New Gas Car Ban

Via The Daily Wire

Power lines and transmission towers at sunrise in Crockett, California, U.S., on Wednesday, Aug. 19, 2020. On Tuesday -- just as California was preparing to plunge as many as 6 million people into darkness to save the power system from one of the worst heat waves in generations -- blazes torched tens of thousands of acres, forcing people to flee their homes and prompting California Governor Gavin Newsom to declare a state of emergency only days into the peak of the wildfire season.

Days ago, officials in California unveiled a plan to phase out new gas-powered cars. Now, officials are asking residents to avoid charging their electric vehicles in the interest of not overwhelming the power grid.

The western United States is facing a likely “prolonged and record heat wave” that could lead to temperatures as high as 115 degrees Fahrenheit, according to the National Weather Service. As a result, the California Independent System Operator is seeking to bring all available resources online to handle higher electricity demand and expects to issue “voluntary energy conservation” notices over the Labor Day weekend.

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