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GOP Congressman rebukes John Hur from inside a glass house

Tom McClintock Lights Into Special Counsel Robert Hur

In a 4:54 minutes YouTube video (see below), California Republican Congressman Tom McClintock rebukes Special Counsel Robert Hur. He states:

    “It would be toxic to the rule of law on its face if it was just two ordinary citizens, but the fact that the only person being prosecuted for this offense happens to be the political opponent (meaning Trump) makes this an unprecedent attack on our democracy. This is the worse we could expect from a banana republic…This is doctrine you’ve (addressing Hur) established in our law and it’s frightening.”
By Lee Cary - Wednesday, March 27, 2024 - Full Story

UN pressures Israel as modern Jewry, whites, and colleges wallow in self-hate

Israel’s lonely stance against a resurgence of antisemitism has come at a cost to world security. Double-dealing Biden and his administration officials have lowered the boom by abstaining, and allowing a United Nations resolution for an unconditional ceasefire in Gaza to pass. Although the wording calls for hostage returns, it carries no consequences for Hamas if they don’t comply, nor does it call out the terror group for the heinous attack October 7, 2023 that ignited the conflict.

By A. Dru Kristenev - Wednesday, March 27, 2024 - Full Story















Not Everything Russia Does Is Wrong, They Declared The LGBTQ Movement A Terrorist Organization

Russia has been America’s “Boogeyman” for decades. I could get into that subject on several levels, but that discussion can be for another time. For many people, the USSR/Soviet Union/Russia has represented a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside of an enigma. Like any powerful country, they have been secretive and tight-lipped on many things, but there is one subject that they have been very clear and upfront about. That subject is their clear opposition to the idea of public displays of anything LGBTQ.

By Milt Harris - Wednesday, March 27, 2024 - Full Story

Ominous drop in “Happiness” among Young Americans cannot stand

The 2024 Gallup Poll of “happiness” by country portends an ominous downward trend in the United States. Until recent years, the United States consistently ranked in the top 10 “happiest” countries in the world. In the last couple of years, that ranking dipped below 10 but not by much. Last year, for example, Gallup ranked the U.S. at number 15.

Astonishingly, this year that number came all the way down to 23. Even more concerning was the burgeoning and ahistoric “age” gap shown in the survey. According to Gallup, Americans 60-and-over still rank in the top 10 in the world, while those under 30 ranked all the way down at a dismal 62. Based on these trends, we can expect the numbers to continue to plummet unless we discover the reason for such youth unhappiness and find a way to turn it around.

By Col. Bill Connor - Wednesday, March 27, 2024 - Full Story


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