90 Miles From Tyranny

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

British Public School Allows Drag Queen Who Posted Dildo Sex Acts on Social Media to Read to 4-Year-Olds

The performer, nicknamed Flowjob, posts simulated sex acts with a dildo on social media.

Scottish parents are furious after a public school allowed a drag queen who simulated sex acts with a dildo in his social media posts to read to children as young as the age of 4, as the LGBT agenda takes its toll across the United Kingdom.

Drag queen FlowJob was invited to have intimate access to young children by the Glencoats primary school in Paisley, Renfrewshire last week. Flowjob not only spoke to kids, but also lectured them on the evils of the Section 28 Act, a law that is no longer in place that once banned the promotion of homosexual degeneracy in schools.

Parents are not happy that FlowJob received an opportunity to mold the minds of their children. Renfrewshire Council claimed they were unaware of FlowJob’s history of posting graphic, obscene and pornographic posts on social media and claimed they wouldn’t have invited him to the event if they were aware of...

Virginia House Passes Bill To Award Electoral Votes To National Popular Vote Winner

Virginia Democrats seem determined to ensure they will never get elected again. Their determination to turn nearly all Virginia gun owners into criminals led to more than 90 counties in the state declaring themselves to be Second Amendment Sanctuaries.

Now the state’s Democrats want to cede Virginia’s power to decide who it wants to be president of the United States by giving the state’s electoral votes to whoever wins the national popular vote. The state House of Delegates voted on Tuesday to place Virginia in the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, which would cede participating states’ electoral votes to the national popular vote winner, regardless of who the people of Virginia voted for.

CNN reported that the compact “will go into effect only if the cumulative total of the states’ electoral votes surpasses the 270 necessary for a majority, which would require states that voted for President Donald Trump in 2016 to sign on.”

The bill was sponsored by Del. Mark Levine, who tried to explain why such a bill was necessary. Levine was the delegate who spent six minutes attempting to explain the definition of an “assault weapon” while getting literally every basic thing about guns wrong. So, that tells you a bit about his knowledge of the electoral college.

“This idea that some American citizens should have more power than other American citizens to choose the president of the United States, I, frankly, find profoundly offensive,” Levine said of the electoral college.

He naturally failed to realize that choosing a president based on the national popular vote solidifies that kind of power.

He claimed that determining the president based on the national popular vote “allows every single citizen of the United States to have...

Rep. Devin Nunes speaks at House Intelligence Committee hearing on the Mueller Report on Russian election meddling.

Rep. Devin Nunes says action could force DOJ to look at conduct of Mueller team, accuracy of final Russia report.

House Republicans have found evidence that Russia Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team may have misled the courts and Congress and are considering making criminal referrals asking the Justice Department to investigate those prosecutors, a key lawmaker says.

Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., the former chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, told Just the News that his team has been scouring recent documents released by the FBI, including witness reports known as 302s, and found glaring evidence that contradicts claims the Mueller team made to courts and Congress.

"We're now going through these 302s, and we're going to be making criminal referrals on the Mueller dossier team, the people that put this Mueller report together," Nunes said during an interview on the John Solomon Reports podcast set to air on Tuesday.

Nunes specifically reacted to a story in Just the News disclosing that FBI interview memos of key figure George Papadopoulos show he was helpful in trying to locate a witness named Joseph Mifsud but that Mueller's prosecutors portrayed Papdopoulos as trying to thwart or frustrate the investigation's efforts to question Mifsud.

The new FBI memos provide "our first evidence of the Mueller team lying to the court. It a lie. It's a total lie," the lawmaker said, referring to the Mueller team's claim that Papadopoulos tried to hinder efforts to locate and question Mifsud.

"I always assumed that Papadopolis probably was helpful. I mean, he's kind of alluded to that, that he offered to be helpful, but we had never seen the actual 302s," Nunes said.

You can listen to the Nunes interview here.

Nunes remains the top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee and is widely credited for exposing evidence that the FBI submitted false and misleading surveillance warrant applications targeting the Trump campaign in the Russia case.

He previously made eight criminal referrals last year against witnesses he believed were less than forthcoming during his committee's investigation. But Nunes' next referrals would be the first to target the Mueller team, and could force the Justice Department to investigate the special counsel team's members or review the accuracy of Mueller's...