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Thursday, July 23, 2020

Every Player On The Nationals And Yankees Kneels For Marxists Prior To The National Anthem

Every single member of the Washington Nationals and New York Yankees took a knee prior to the national anthem Thursday night.

Players on both squads kneeled before the anthem ahead of the home opener for Washington. According to the Yankees, it was done “together in unity.”

You can see the video below.

Every single player took a knee before the anthem, folks! The national anthem is back to being a major focal point in sports ever since the death of George Floyd.

We’re weeks out from the NFL starting, and the MLB already has entire teams taking a knee. If you thought this was going away, I can promise you that it’s not.

I really don’t understand why we have to make sports so political. I don’t get it at all. Americans are desperate to be unified and to have...

The pistol Patricia McCloskey waved at protesters who broke down a gate to trespass on their private street was a non-operable 'prop' used during a lawsuit they were involved in, so a member of Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner's staff ordered the crime lab to disassemble and reassemble the gun - allowing them to classify it as "capable of lethal use" in charging documents filed Monday, according to KSDK5.

In Missouri, police and prosecutors must prove that a weapon is “readily” capable of lethal use when it is used in the type of crime with which the McCloskeys have been charged.

Assistant Circuit Attorney Chris Hinckley ordered crime lab staff members to field strip the handgun and found it had been assembled incorrectly. Specifically, the firing pin spring was put in front of the firing pin, which was backward, and made the gun incapable of firing, according to documents obtained by 5 On Your Side.

Firearms experts then put the gun back together in the correct order and test-fired it, finding that it worked, according to the documents. -KSDK5

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According to the report, crime lab workers photographed the disassembly and reassembly of the pistol.

The McCloskeys attorney, Joel Schwartz, told KSDK that the St. Louis couple intentionally misplaced the firing pin on the gun, rendering it inoperable. They turned the pistol in to their former attorney Al Watkins following the incident last month.

"It’s disheartening to learn that a law enforcement agency altered evidence in order to prosecute an innocent member of...

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Attacked For Being White: Black Man Viciously Attacks White Women With Handsaw...

Graphic: Shane V. Green, who is black, walked inside a NE Portland laundromat & used a sharp handsaw to attack two women. Responding police located him on a nearby street but the arrest was interrupted by Portlanders who screamed at & taunted officers, accusing them of racism.

In Sweden, the pedophile and repeat offender Ahmed Mahamoud, 39, was sentenced on Monday to eleven years in prison for a sadistic and brutal assault rape against a 9-year-old Swedish girl in Kimstad in Norrköping municipality.

During a police interrogation, the girl, who was strangled by the pedophile during the rape, said her whole body started trembling: “It felt like I was going to die.” The convicted Somali rapist threatened, stabbed, strangled and forced the girl to drink muddy water from a puddle before sexually assaulting her. But establishment media in Sweden, such as the Aftonbladet pixelated pictures of the pedophile rapist.

Forensic pathologists have described the girl’s symptoms as evidence that she was close to being strangled to unconsciousness and that the act could entail “a significant risk that the plaintiff was put in a life-threatening condition”.

Before leaving his victim, he said that “if you say anything to the police or your parents, I will kill your whole family”.

Two witnesses discovered the little girl who was muddy from head to toe, crying with blood on her face. She told them that she had been kidnapped and that the man had a knife. When she described the man to them as dark-skinned, the two immediately realized that they had just seen the man walking along the road towards the station. They called 112 immediately and police were alerted to the scene.

The little girl’s mobile phone that Ahmed had taken from her, was found in his jacket, but Ahmed denied the crime. Even after the police were able to link his DNA and semen to the girl, he claimed: “Why would I commit such a terrible crime and leave so many traces behind?”

He received Swedish citizenship in 2014 and works as an interpreter of Somali.

He was sentenced on 25 June 2018 by Norrköping District Court to one year and nine months in prison for a previous rape of a young Swdish girl. After serving his sentence, he evidently started looking for...

'It's a political drug now'

Yale epidemiology professor Dr. Harvey Risch said Tuesday that he believes the President Trump-touted drug, hydroxychloroquine, could save up to 100,000 lives if used properly to treat the coronavirus.

Speaking with Fox News' Laura Ingraham Monday night, Risch insisted that the controversial drug is proven to be effective against the disease and safe for people to use, but lamented that it has become the victim of a "propaganda war."

"It's a political drug now, not a medical drug," Risch said. "I think we are basically fighting a propaganda war against the medical facts, and that colors not just population people, how they think about it, but doctors, as well.

"There are many doctors that I've gotten hostile remarks [from] saying that all the evidence is bad for it and, in fact, that is not true at all," he said. "All the evidence is actually good for it when it's used in outpatient uses.

"Nevertheless, the only people who actually see that are a whole pile of doctors who are actually on the front lines treating those patients across the country — and they are the ones who are at risk of being forced not to do it."

All in all, Risch asserted that "75,000 to 100,000 lives would be saved" if the drug was used widely and perhaps as a prophylactic, meaning in a preventative manner.

Risch, who is a researcher at the Yale School of Public Health, published a study into the efficacy of hydroxychloroquine in early June and concluded that the drug should be made "widely available."

At the time, he said that the drug, in combination with...