The Honored Dead … War Room’s Memorial Day Special Part II
By Bannon's War Room - Monday, May 31, 2021 - Full Story
Covid, Spawn of Wuhan: What a difference a month makes. Until recently, it was verboten stating Covid came from a Chinese lab. But since Sen. Dr. Rand Paul, MD OD, repeatedly confronted Dr. Fauci, who finally admitted Wuhan may be the source, resistance shrinks. Since the embargo against this topic was shattered, more brave souls insist it's almost certain Covid escaped from a Chinese lab. Most embarrassingly, confidence man Fauci admitted he paid millions to the lab where it escaped. This broken sorcerer now cowers in broad daylight, eyes dimmed, powers ebbing as trembling sets in. Now, as it seems inevitable Covid was a Chinese invention, shall we discuss remedies, including suing the communists? Obviously, purposeful Covid release or coverups means China had a terroristic impact on America. Current law is as follows.
Like a Roman Emperor—and the only one in Ontario still allowed image-boosting haircuts—Premier Doug Ford continues to discriminate against small business owners in what is arguably the most draconian Covid-19 Lockdown anywhere.
“We literally wouldn’t be here,” O’Donnell said. “Their sacrifice in the Battle of Brooklyn has an incredible importance because the war hung in the balance.”
Our guests are: Cpt. Maureen Bannon, Patrick K. O'Donnell
Patrick K. O’Donnell explains the American version of Dunkirk, when the Marlbeheaders helped General George Washington retreat across the East River.
Patrick K. O’Donnell explains how the tomb of the unknown soldier traveled from France to America, and was almost lost at sea on the USS Olympia.
Patrick K. O’Donnell reveals the stories of the brave men behind the tomb. Gen. John Pershing personally selected the men “to tell the story of WWI through their eyes,” and they were the most decorated soldiers of the war.
Patrick K. O’Donnell explains the America’s version of the Battle of Thermopylae, the Battle of Brooklyn, where through defeat the revolutionary war was saved.
Stephen K. Bannon hosts War Room’s Memorial Day special to honor those who paid the ultimate sacrifice with guests historian Patrick K. O’Donnell and Capt. Maureen Bannon.
Shannon Kent was killed fighting ISIS in 2019
This is just the fourth time that Texas lawmakers have broken quorum to stop debate on a bill.
2003 - redistricting
1979 - split elections
1870 - militia/martial law
Young conservative girl has it all figured out
BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors calls to "end the imperialist project that's called Israel."
I'm glad bystanders were around to help the police officer. This is San Francisco.
Keith Olbermann: Flynn must be arrested, a 1/6 Special Prosecutor named, and Republicans treated as the terrorists they are
Memorial Day, in some ways, like the topic of death itself, has a tendency to conjure up issues people would rather not discuss. It is so much easier to do some backyard barbeque with family and friends (especially now that we know the COVID lockdowns are not based on medical rationale but on political manipulation). Sadly, in the backyard gatherings, or even planned public events, the deeper topic concerning those who sacrificed their lives for a higher purpose, is not fully addressed. It may be on people’s minds, in the deeper recesses of their thoughts, but talking about the willing sacrifice of one’s life for one’s nation, or for the greater cause of freedom, is not often a topic easily dealt with in a casual manner.
The New York Times and the Washington Post have once again engaged in Israel bashing--spewing out fake maps and phony history about Israel, its origins and indeed its continued existence as the Jewish National Home--first articulated in the League of Nations Mandate for Palestine and confirmed in article 80 of the United Nations Charter.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are now faced with a reality many of us have been reluctant to acknowledge. I was even cautious when I first began writing when I addressed the domestic enemies of our nation in the soft manner of my peers. I used the words used by our domestic enemies to describe themselves such as “liberal" and “progressive". Incredibly, things in our culture and society began moving faster and faster and I started being a bit harsher, tying socialist with liberal and progressive when talking about the American Democrat Party. With a few variations along the way, such as Marxism and communism combined with previously used terms, I have now settled on a term that encompasses the domestic enemy completely, the evil, Marxist Democrat Party, and I’ll continue using “Dimms” for short.