Tuesday, June 26, 2018
THE MEDIA ACCUSES TRUMP OF ITS OWN CRIMES
If the media wants to investigate enemy collusion, it can look in the mirror.
On Tom LoBianco’s LinkedIn profile, the former Associated Press reporter self-identifies as a “White House reporter covering Trump Russia probes.” At CNN, LoBianco writes that he “covered the 2016 presidential race and the Russia probes.”
Now LoBianco is in trouble for reasons having nothing and everything to do with the Russia probe.
Earlier this year, Elliot Broidy, a Trump ally and Republican fundraiser, was targeted by Qatari hackers. Broidy had been sharply critical of the terror state which has been linked to everything from 9/11 to Iran. And his emails were quickly peddled to media figures who spun them into pro-Qatari hit pieces.
When Broidy struck back with a lawsuit targeting Qatar and its lobbyists, phone records showed that LoBianco had spoken three dozen times to a registered foreign agent of the Islamic terror state.
LoBianco’s stories were nakedly hostile to Broidy, the Saudis and the UAE to the extent that they were hard to distinguish from Qatari propaganda. And they were aimed at what LoBianco and his collaborator deemed a “secret campaign” to “alter U.S. foreign policy and punish Qatar.” LoBianco’s story accused Broidy of not registering as a foreign agent, but he was the one allegedly colluding with a Qatari agent.
In his story, LoBianco wrote of a "cache of emails obtained by the AP." The emails are described as having been "anonymously leaked." A more factually accurate term would have been "hacked" or "stolen." And LoBianco and the AP had no problem with posting these stolen emails online.
There was nothing unusual about that. Media organizations routinely publish stolen emails while describing them as ‘leaked’: a term associated with classified government or corporate documents, not stolen private correspondence. Like LoBianco’s stories, they emphasize the role of the news organization in “analyzing” the “documents” while evading the question of how they came into their possession.
Stolen emails have become typical tools of political warfare. But colluding with foreign agents and receiving stolen emails from foreign hackers is at the center of the Russiagate allegations. Yet the same reporter investigating Russiagate appeared to be involved in his own Qatargate. And he wasn’t alone....
"The Very Concept Of A Nation Founded By European Settlers Is Offensive To Me"
-Justin Trudeau Quotes
The Cancer That Is Justin Trudeau:
Canada's Prime Minister: "If You Kill Your Enemies, They Win"
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PREVIOUSLY DEPORTED ILLEGAL ALIEN CHARGED WITH KILLING WOMAN ON BICYCLE IN ALABAMA
Authorities say he is responsible for a deadly hit and run that killed a Daphne woman while she was riding her bike.
Amy Hawkins was killed while riding her bicycle in Fairhope back in March.
Jose Luis Alonso-DeLeon was arrested and charged with manslaughter and leaving the scene of an accident.
Authorities also said DeLeon is an illegal immigrant who has been deported twice.
The state charges against DeLeon are still pending, but Friday, the United States Attorney’s Office said DeLeon pleaded guilty to federal charges of possession of a firearm by an illegal alien, and illegal reentry of a removed alien.
Officials said, while looking for a truck involved in the accident, Fairhope Police found DeLeon in a truck with a firearm on the front passenger floorboard.
They said he could face as much as...
Meadows: 'Floor Action' Is Next, After FBI Refuses Document Request
Now that another deadline has come and gone without the FBI and Justice Department giving Congress the documents it has subpoenaed, it's up to Congress to act, Rep. Mark Meadows (R-N.C.), the chairman of the House Freedom Caucus, told Fox News's Laura Ingraham Monday night.
"Well, I think the next thing is floor action for all of us," Meadows said.
Meadows noted that House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) "made a promisse" last week, that if the FBI and DOJ didn't turn over all of the requested information by last Friday, "we would see floor action this week. I'm waiting for him to follow through on that commitment," Meadows said.
On Sunday, Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.), the chairman of the House intelligence committee, extended the document production deadline to 5 p.m. yesterday (Monday).
In a letter to FBI Director Christopher Wray and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein dated June 24, Nunes asked whether the FBI used informants against members or associates of the Trump campaign, and if so, how many informants were used and how much did they cost?
The response to Nunes' letter came Monday night from Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd.
“With respect to your question concerning the use of confidential human sources, the FBI already has responded to this request, including in a classified written response to this question on....
CRIMINAL ILLEGAL BRUTALLY HACKS WOMAN TO DEATH WITH KNIFE WHILE SHE WALKED RACEHORSE
Nancy Pelosi may find MS-13 gang members to be picked on by President Trump because they have feelings too but the Democrats’ need for voters leaves them with a massive blind spot when it comes to the thugs who are here illegally and rape, beat or murder someone. This never makes it to CNN and MSNBC but the local news outlets are chock full of horrific tales of innocent people whose lives have been cut short by animals and scum.
One of them struck last week at Belmont Park in New York. The legendary racetrack that had only a week before hosted the race in which the horse Justify won the Triple Crown and bragging rights to the evil Hungarian ghoul George Soros who is a part owner of the winning thoroughbred.
The festivities were long over and the television trucks had gone home when a 51-year-old track worker named Maria Larin was attacked early in the morning as she was performing her duties and walking one of the horses. She was savagely hacked to death and the murderer was – you guessed it – an illegal alien.
Woman fatally stabbed by ex at Belmont Park race track: cops nyp.st/2tmuvFh via @nypmetro
A Belmont Park stablehand was fatally stabbed by her former boyfriend as she was walking a horse at the famed Nassau County racetrack early Sunday, authorities said.
The worker — identified by police sources as Maria Larin — was cooling down racehorse Our American Star following a workout around 6:30 a.m. when former flame José Franco-Martinez ran up to her in a barn and allegedly knifed her multiple times, according to...
James Woods Has Great Advice On What To Do Now That Congress Members Are Advocating Political Violence Against You...
Rep. Maxine Waters claimed the favor of the Almighty during a speech at a Capitol Hill "Keep Families Together" rally on Saturday. She said cabinet members and highly visible Trump enablers should expect harassment at restaurants, gas stations, shopping places, and even their homes until they change their immigration policy. Several have already been confronted at public places.
Know Your Ticks And The Diseases They Carry..
She's A Real Jealous Ass....
Maxine Waters: Taking Stupid As A Challenge...
Ben Franklin On Maxine Waters...
Protests In Iran Erupt While U.S. Sanctions Loom
The World Without This Terrorist Theocracy Would Be Amazing To Behold...
A fresh wave of protests erupted in Iran over the weekend against the plunging value of the local currency and rising prices, in what some observers and analysts describe as the biggest protest in the capital Tehran since 2012, just before the previous sanctions on Iran were imposed.
After U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew from the Iran nuclear deal and re-imposed sanctions on Tehran—including on its oil industry and exports—expected to kick in later this year, the value of the Iranian rial has plunged to record lows against the U.S. dollar on the black market.
On Sunday, one U.S. dollar was being offered for as much as 87,000 Iranian rials, compared to around 75,500 rials on Thursday—the previous trading day before the Iranian weekend.
Demand for dollars has been high in recent months among Iranians because they fear that the renewed U.S. sanctions would reduce oil exports and exports of other goods. The plunge of the rial against the dollar has angered Iranians who see prices of imported goods rising.
On Monday, protesters clashed with police in front of the Parliament in Tehran, the Associated Press reports, citing videos posted on social media networks.
According to the BBC, thousands of people took to the streets and shops were shut, while riot police fired tear gas at protesters.
Iran’s economy is in difficulty as U.S. sanctions loom and threaten to reduce part of its oil exports.
Tehran doesn’t see its buyers obtaining waivers from the U.S. sanctions, Iran’s Oil Minister Bijan Zanganeh said in an interview with Bloombergon Friday.
“I don’t believe they can receive waiver from the United States,” Zanganeh said. “We are going to find some other way,” said the minister, adding that Iran’s oil exports are close to 2.5 million bpd for June.
Most buyers are still buying Iranian oil, “but some of them have difficulty because of the pressure from the United States on bank transfers, transport insurance and...
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