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The world gets crazier by day. We won't die of shock from anything Nancy Pelosi comes up with, but we could die laughing about the president "routinely complaining without evidence that social media sites are biased against him and other conse

If we don't laugh we could all go insane, but could all die laughing at Pelosi & Social Media


By Judi McLeod ——--June 30, 2019

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If we don't laugh we could all go insane, but could all die laughing at Pelosi and Social Media The leftwing media world is getting crazier by day, and it's not just the 2020 Democrat primary contenders letting it all hang out at their absurd debates. According to Democrat House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, "it shouldn't be a crime to cross into the United States illegally". It shouldn't be, as far as you're concerned, Mrs. Pelosi ,but according to the current law, it is.
"The Speaker of the House of Representatives on Thursday said it shouldn't be a crime to cross into the United States illegally. "It shouldn't be a crime to have a visa -- to have a status violation. If somebody commits a crime or is guilty of a crime, and they're in our country, prosecutorial discretion would warrant that they, or justify that they be sent away," Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) told a news conference. (CNSNews, June 28, 2019)


One of the first comments on lucianne where the Jones' story was posted reads: "I wonder who is further into dementia, Pelosi or Jimmy Carter." All deplorable CFP's bets are on Pelosi. 'Cowboy Poet', Canada Free Press friend and rancher Tony Mangan describes Pelosi's madness even better:

"Based on her statement, can we assume that if National Security is irrelevant then so is individual security? Example: Why shouldn't some enterprising illegal alien (a nice person in their own country) not be able to come onto your property and pitch a tent, set up a little roadside business, access your barn or some out building to establish a place for themselves until they can get on their feet? "Why shouldn't they be able to do that on the Washington Mall or on the Bush Property in Texas, perhaps Pelosi's property? If we are going to give access to the property of the citizens collective ownership of the country, then why not all property? "Americans are so afraid of being viewed as selfish, racist, bigoted or hateful, even if falsely accused, we are slowly allowing the enemy within to take control of our lives. "Are you up for this, do you wish to thrust this onto your family?"

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And just to think that social media is now trying to find ways to silence the one person trying to do something about the overwhelming influx of immigrants at the southern border. In an American Thinker article, entitled 'Big tech marketing censorship of Trump', Thomas Lifson writes: "It looks like the nation's largest news gathering organization, the Associated Press, is test marketing the public's reaction to Big Tech actively suppressing President Trump's ability to reach voters directly. Given the shocking revelations of the Project Veritas recordings of Google executives and their memos, and Twitter's banning of conservatives, it is not paranoid to worry about Big Tech trying to define Trump and conservatives as "hate speech"... "because that's how Trump won," and limiting his ability to be heard.
"AP's toe-in-the-water, written by Barbara Ortutay is datelined San Francisco and titled, "Politicians' tweets could get slapped with warning labels." It begins:
"Presidents and other world leaders and political figures who use Twitter to threaten or abuse others could find their tweets slapped with warning labels. "The new policy , announced by the company on Thursday, comes amid complaints from activists and others that President Donald Trump has gotten a free pass from Twitter to post hateful messages and attack his enemies in ways they say could lead to violence. "From now on, a tweet that Twitter deems to involve matters of public interest, but which violates the service's rules, will be obscured by a warning explaining the violation.

"We're already in Orwell territory here, describing outright censorship (something that is "obscured" cannot be seen and is therefore "censored" despite AP's avoidance of that ugly reality) is called a "warning label." "The entire article is biased, quoting the far left smear group SPLC ("It's a step in the right direction"), but this passage takes the cake for pure denial of reality:
"The new stance could fuel additional Trumpian ire toward social media. The president routinely complains, without evidence, that social media sites are biased against him and other conservatives."
The world gets crazier by day. We won't die of shock from anything Nancy Pelosi comes up with, but we could die laughing about the president "routinely complaining without evidence that social media sites are biased against him and other conservatives."

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Judi McLeod—— -- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.

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