90 Miles From Tyranny

Thursday, January 24, 2019

Germans build monument to migrant murder, rape and crime in front of chancellery

Citizens staged an astonishing protest in front of the German chancellery, laying bare the catastrophic consequence of Merkel’s migration invasion — the victims. It was a staggering display of the now-daily horror endured by the German people. There has been NO mainstream media coverage of this event.

Gang rape up by 82%, 270,000 crimes committed by “asylum seekers,” 773 crimes committed by “asylum seekers” every day. Violent crime in Germany spiked after Merkel opened the country’s doors in mid-2015, with over 90 percent of that criminality caused by young male migrants.

“This line of horrors documents the violence perpetrated against the German people by their treacherous government.”

“This memorial of shame is a memorial to war victims.”

Art can be so inspiring!

NATHAN PHILLIPS (aka Talking Bull) AND OTHER PROTESTERS STORM STEPS OF DC BASILICA, DEMAND PUNISHMENT FOR COVINGTON BOYS

The Native American activist who faced off Friday with a group of Catholic high schoolers at the Washington, D.C., March for Life demanded from the steps of the nation’s largest Catholic church that the boys be “reprimanded” both now and in the future.

The activist, Nathan Phillips, also called on the Catholic Church to offer reparations to indigenous people, according to video obtained by The Daily Caller.

Phillips, along with a group of other chanting protesters, seemingly endeavored to enter the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in D.C. during a Vigil Mass on Saturday, as first reported by the Catholic News Agency (CNA).

In video footage taken on-scene, a person can be heard saying, “This is a non-violent peaceful action here. Some of us are going to go to the front of the Shrine so we’d like to … deliver our message there to the front of the Shrine.”

“If anyone wants to go inside and pray, you can go in small groups,” another demonstrator says. “No reason why they can stop you from going to pray.”

“Just say you’re going to Mass,” another person advises, while someone else says, “I’ll watch the cops.”

When they reach the church, several protesters attempt to enter the building before security personnel shuts the doors.

After being introduced as “Uncle Nate,” Phillips goes on to read prepared remarks:

We demand that the students of Covington Catholic High School be reprimanded — not just by the school officials as seniors, but by their upcoming universities. We demand the Catholic Church hold themselves responsible for the hundred-plus years of genocide that our indigenous people have endured — and still persist through — by [implementing] the following: with reparations of land and restorations to the indigenous peoples in the U.S. and across the world.

We demand that the Catholic Church revoke the papal bulls related to the doctrine of discovery, which laid the foundation for religious prejudice and the dehumanization of indigenous peoples.

The list of demands is met with loud howls and shouts of approval from the crowd.

A security guard on the scene reportedly characterized the incident to CNS as “really upsetting,” especially given that the church was packed with Christians who had attended the annual March for Life in the nation’s capital.

“We had hundreds and hundreds of people from all over the country come here to celebrate life — to celebrate each other together,” the guard was quoted as saying. “That a protest tried to come inside during Mass was really the worst.”

About 60 protesters had gathered outside the church to protest the Covington Catholic boys’ alleged taunting of Phillips, as well as the supposed “colonial violence that the Catholic Church reproduces every day,” according to the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.

Nathan Phillips outside the Basilica of the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception

Security for the church reportedly had to lock the doors to the basilica during a “tense” moment when the activists seemingly intended to enter the sanctuary while banging their drums and saying chants.

“I was outside when the protesters were coming up the steps of the basilica,” an anonymous seminarian told the CNS. “I was curious because of the noise and chanting. At first, I didn’t take it too seriously, but as they came up the steps we were told to go inside. I was with a group of people from California there for the March for Life. The security people shut the...

According to Texas’s 2nd congressional district Rep. Dan Crenshaw this “Big” deal never got reported.

“Last week, House GOP voted to pay federal employees their 1st paycheck of 2019, despite shutdown.” He wrote, “Only 6 Dems voted with us. It failed.”

He went on to say, “Dem priority is not paying workers or opening gov’t. It is opposing Trump.”

Crenshaw also shared a link to the official roll call results.

Digging deep we found a report from The Government Executive on January 17, 2019

It stated. “The House on Thursday rejected an attempt by Republicans to replace a continuing resolution to fund the government through Feb. 28 with a measure that would have issued a paycheck to federal workers who are furloughed or working without pay.

If the motion had succeeded, and the bill had been passed and been signed into law, it would have provided all furloughed and excepted federal employees with the paycheck they missed last week, but the agencies would have remained unfunded and the paycheck due next week still would not go out.

The motion failed by a 195-222 vote, with six Democrats—Reps. Duke Cunningham, Calif.; Josh Gottheimer, N.J.; Conor Lamb, Penn.; Seth Moulton, Mass.; Max Rose, N.Y.; and Jeff Van Drew, N.J.—crossing the aisle to support the measure.

Oddly enough, no major media organization covered the story....