Monday, November 12, 2018
Why Democratic Dishonesty Is a Bigger Threat to Freedom Than ‘Some Unproven Russian Conspiracy’
As you watch the long, long, long counts in Florida, Arizona and California, remember the long count that stole Republican Sen. Norm Coleman’s Senate seat for Democrat Al Franken in Minnesota back in 2008.
Remember Democratic candidate for governor in Georgia Stacey Abrams’s assertion that her “blue wave” was made up of both legal and illegal residents. Remember that 22,000 of the applications her voter registration group filed in Georgia were either canceled, duplicative or couldn’t be reconciled (probably because the voters did not exist).
The Democratic supervisor of elections for Broward County, Florida, Brenda Snipes (shown above right), has a consistent record of breaking the law and trying to steal elections.
When you have the state’s sitting governor and Republican Senate candidate, Rick Scott, filing a lawsuit against “rampant fraud” and saying, “I will not stand idly by while unethical liberals try to steal an election,” you know things have gotten very serious.
As Republican National Committee Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel has said, “What’s happening in Broward County should concern every American.”
In Arizona, you can bet that many of the 400,000 mail-in ballots still outstanding will turn out to be non-existent or cast by illegal immigrants — or simply made-up by the election officials in two of the state’s most liberal counties.
Already, the Arizona Republican Party has alleged that left-wing election officials in one county destroyed evidence related to early voting irregularities.
The fact is that after all of their feigned worries about Russia influencing the election, Democrats will end up stealing a lot more votes than Vladimir Putin ever dreamed of taking.
Watch the next few days unfold.
Remember the lies, smears and character assassination Democrats threw at Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
And worry for the very fabric of our country.
Check out this video:
You Didn't Vote? No Worries, Brenda Snipes Voted For You!
Please Don't Vote In The Next Election, So Brenda Can Vote Herself Back In!!!
Just Let Brenda Decide For You!
Why Worry Your Little Head?
Election Judge Sees Fraud 7 Ft Away. Reports It. Dems Demand She Be Removed: Report
Peggy A. Hubbard posted a multi-tweet thread explaining what happened in the 2018 midterm elections, noting that she was an election judge. She began describing some of what she witnessed as she watched the polling station.
I witnessed attempted voter fraud on Tuesday.
92 yr old woman with dementia who could not speak
A man with 2 drives licenses and 4 different addresses
A woman that didn't live in the city she was voting in. And, Democrats were going to let them all VOTE!
I stopped it....
Peggy A Hubbard
She also elaborated further on how she put a stop to what she witnessed. It appears that these actions may have led to the complaints filed against her and her removal as an election judge being sought.
I even had a man SO drunk he forgot his name. You could smell him from 7 feet away. And, they were going to let him vote.
Unreal what Democrats would allow.
The Democrats filed complaints against me. They are asking for my REMOVAL as an election judge in St Clair county IL
This after i caught a city council members less than 10 feet from the polling place passing out fliers and other items. Rules say 100 ft. I called State attorney
I challenged it. Called the county court house, called the states attorney who are on stand by.
And i wasn't intimidated by the Demcrat poll watchers or election judges. I challenged.
WHY TRUMP IS RIGHT ON CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES
As huge wildfires continued to devour forests, homes, and businesses across California over the weekend, President Trump lashed out at the destructive, deadly policies long pushed by environmentalists that set the stage for the Golden State’s now-routine fiery catastrophes.
“There is no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires in California except that forest management is so poor,” President Trump tweeted Nov. 10 at 3:08 a.m. “Billions of dollars are given each year, with so many lives lost, all because of gross mismanagement of the forests. Remedy now, or no more Fed payments!”
On Nov. 11 at 4:40 a.m. he followed up with: “With proper Forest Management, we can stop the devastation constantly going on in California. Get Smart!”
In-between the two tweets, Trump used Twitter to urge people in the affected areas to “evacuate quickly,” praised the “[m]ore than 4,000” who are fighting the Camp and Woolsey Fires in California, and to express sympathy for the fire victims.
Idiot celebrities and clueless politicians weighed in across the fruited plain, eager to attack Trump.
“This is an absolutely heartless response,” singer Katy Perry naively tweeted. “There aren’t even politics involved. Just good American families losing their homes as you tweet, evacuating into shelters.”
California Gov.-elect Gavin Newsom (D), a strong supporter of the no-growth economic policies that caused the deadly fires, tweeted:
“Lives have been lost. Entire towns have been burned to the ground. Cars abandoned on the side of the road. People are being forced to flee their homes. This is not a time for partisanship. This is a time for coordinating relief and response and lifting those in need up.”
Sen. Cory Gardner (R-Colo.) sided with Democrats Sunday, saying:
“I don't think it’s appropriate to threaten funding. That’s not going to happen. Funding will be available. It always is available to our people wherever they are, whatever disaster they are facing. I do think, though, this year we came up with a strong bipartisan success in fixing the wildfire funding issue that had kind of paralyzed our ability to go out and fight fires and suppress fires and mitigate next year’s forest fires.”
But as usual Trump is right –at least in a big-picture way— and his critics are wrong.
Years ago environmentalist lobbies ideologically opposed to economic growth put the screws to California’s once-thriving wood-harvesting industry. New federal and state regulations came into effect make it increasingly difficult for the industry to operate.
“As a result, timber industry employment gradually collapsed, falling in 2017 to half of what it was 20 years earlier, with imports from Canada, China, and other nations filling domestic need,” Chuck DeVore, Vice President of National Initiatives at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, writes at Forbes.
As timber harvesting permit fees rose and environmental regulations intensified, industry employees left the field and “[t]he combustible fuel load in the forest predictably soared,” according to DeVore. “No longer were forest management professionals clearing brush and thinning trees.”
With all that kindling piling up on forest floors, today’s devastating wildfires were not hard to foresee.
Back in 2005 experts were predicting “larger, more devastating fires—fires so hot that they sterilized the soil, making regrowth difficult and altering the landscape,” DeVore writes. They saw the rise of “fires that increasingly threatened lives and homes as they became hotter and more difficult to bring under control.”
“Federal lands have not been managed for decades, threatening adjacent private forests, while federal funds designated for forest maintenance have been "borrowed" for fire suppression expenses,” DeVore writes. “The policies frequently reduce the economic value of the forest to zero. And, with no intrinsic worth remaining, interest in maintaining the forest declined, and with it, resources to reduce the fuel load.”
Two decades ago there used to be an orderly burning of wood waste –including brush and smaller trees cleared by thinning efforts— from timber operations, DeVore adds. That waste fed “renewable biomass powered electric generating plants across the length of the state,” but taxpayer-subsidized solar power coupled with California’s air-quality regulations and less wood waste to use forced biomass generators to shut down.
“What used to be burned safely in power generators is now burned in catastrophic fires,” he writes. “Including the growing capture and use of...
Refugee Arrested For Putting Contaminated Needles In Hundreds of Strawberries On Strawberry Farm...
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| Ungrateful Former Refugee My Ut Trinh, Allegedly Female... |
A 50-year-old woman who has been charged with seven counts of contamination over the strawberry needle incidents that sparked a nationwide crisis has been told it is too soon to apply for bail.
The woman, My Ut Trinh, a former Queensland strawberry farm employee known as Judy, appeared in Brisbane Magistrates court today after being charged with seven counts of contamination of goods — between September 2 to 5 — with intent to cause economic loss.
According to AAP, Trinh’s lawyer Michael Cridland made a bail application but withdrew it after magistrate Christine Roney advised it was “premature” because the motivation behind the alleged contamination was still unclear.
“The case that was put is that she was motivated by some fight or revenge,” Ms Roney said.
The first discovery of needles in strawberries was on September 9 and Trinh has known she was a person of interest from September 12, the court heard.
The woman, who will remain in custody until her next hearing later in November, was arrested and charged with seven counts contamination of goods under Section 238 Criminal Code, which has a three-year maximum penalty.
A circumstance of aggravation will also be alleged, elevating the maximum to 10 years’ imprisonment.
It is understood Trinh, a former refugee who arrived in Australia by boat more than two decades ago, worked at the Berry Licious/Berry Obsession farm in southeast Queensland.
It is alleged she had grievances about her treatment at work,
According to 7 News, Trinh allegedly told others she “wanted to bring them down” and “put them out of business.”
Police launched an investigation on Sunday, September 9 after a Queensland man reported swallowing a contaminated berry. Two people in Victoria then came forward after similar experiences.
At the time, Acting Public Health director Scott McKeown warned people to carefully check any Berry Licious or Berry Obsession strawberries from interstate growers for possible contaminants.
Police say the woman’s DNA was found inside a contaminated punnet in Victoria as part of a...
Professor Fired for Conservative Viewpoints Finally Strikes Blow Against University After 2-Year Battle
A conservative professor who was fired for presenting “dangerous” viewpoints on marriage, gender, and sexuality has triumphed after a two-year legal battle.
According to the Pacific Justice Institute, which represented him, Eric Thompson was a tenured professor of sociology at Moreno Valley College in California since 2005, receiving a “Faculty of the Year” award twice.
According to PJI, he posed conservative ideas in class to challenge his students to defend their liberal views (always a danger in the current political atmosphere).
However, his discussion of non-liberal views got him in trouble, as PJI reports that some students and colleagues saw Thompson’s lectures as “harassment” and “dangerous.”
Instead of valuing different viewpoints and academic freedom, the college fired Thompson, citing the “immoral” nature of his teaching, according to PJI.
Since then, PJI has defended Thompson through a lengthy arbitration process. In a ruling in October, Thompson’s arbitration argument finally succeeded.
“The arbitrator, who found many of Moreno Valley College’s claims against the tenured professor were unfounded, ruled in Thompson’s favor,” PJI reported.
The arbitrator ruled Thompson was “wrongly terminated and should have his job back,” One News Now reported.
In the academic universe, where liberals dominate, that has to be a bitter blow.
The Pacific Justice Institute is a non-profit legal defense organization which offers its services free of charge.
Attorneys at PJI specialize in defending civil liberties, such as religious freedom and parental rights.
“For nearly two years I’ve helped our client as we’ve sought vindication,” PJI attorney Michael Peffer said in the news release.
“The college’s swift choice to fire Professor Thompson based on such inane claims demonstrated the lack of tolerance many institutions have toward conservative, opposing views on the social debates in our country.”
The PJI advised Thompson during administrative hearings, depositions, and a multi-day arbitration “conducted like a trial.”
According to One News Now, Brad Dacus, founder and president of PJI, said the issue stemmed from a classroom discussion...
The 90 Miles Mystery Box: Episode #438
You have come across a mystery box. But what is inside?
It could be literally anything from the serene to the horrific,
from the beautiful to the repugnant,
from the mysterious to the familiar.
If you decide to open it, you could be disappointed,
you could be inspired, you could be appalled.
This is not for the faint of heart or the easily offended.
You have been warned.
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