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Fargo Cop Killer Mohamad Barakat Was in Possession of Explosives and Planning More Attacks, But Police Still Won't Admit Act of Terrorism | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila | 42
Fargo cop killer Mohomad Barakat was planning ‘more mayhem,’ but police still won’t admit the ambush on officers was an act of terrorism.
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6 Ridiculous Narratives Dems Tried In Response To Whistleblowers
IRS whistleblowers Gary Shapley and Joseph Ziegler ran circles around Democrats in Wednesday's House Oversight hearing.
thefederalist.com
Dems Worried About SCOTUS Ethics Should Probe Lefty Justices
Democrats claim they need to strengthen SCOTUS ethics rules, but they never had a problem with leftist justices' glaring ethical violations.
thefederalist.com
'The View' fantasizes that Trump could be 'hung' like Mussolini, 'upside down in a square' · American Wire News
'The View' co-host Joy Behar fantasized that former President Donald J. Trump could be 'hung' like Italian fascist leader Benito Mussolini.
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These cunts need a dose of their own medicine
Potty-mouthed FL 'Gen Z' Dem name drops George Floyd during IRS whistleblower hearing · American Wire News
Democrats made a big stink this Wednesday about the GOP's concern over the lightweight prosecutorial treatment Hunter Biden has received.
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Blacks falling back on Floyd, that cannot be correct
Anonymous IRS whistleblower presents conundrum for media - he's a 'gay Democrat married to a man' · American Wire News
The man is expected to reveal that in addition to being a 13-year special agent... he is a "gay Democrat married to a man,"
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(LOL) THE INVASION HAS BEGUN, AND THE RESISTANCE HAS BEEN MOBILIZED!
Drunk and high Alabama man was shooting at imaginary tangos in a field. Arrested for public intoxication and misuse of a firearm. Remember the lady on the plane, as well as a guy on another flight that was seeing invisible people?
www.al.com
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The suspect, identified as 33-year-old Christopher Andrews, was shooting at imaginary people when he began firing, according to police, who said Andrews was having an alcohol and drug-induced hallucination.
“When we interviewed him, he inferred there were people in his backyard, running away and climbing over the fence,” said Gulf Shores Det. Carl Wittstruck. “When we investigated, however, we found there were no people, but Mr. Andrews appeared to be under the influence.”
No one was injured in the incident, with shots Andrews fired striking a tree, a fence and a kayak, Wittstruck said.
Andrews has been charged with possession of a controlled substance, public intoxication and discharging a firearm within city limits. He was booked and released on bail from the Gulf Shores Detention Center.
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It HAS to be something in all those edibles that are floating around everywhere right now.
ETA: On a more wholesome note, anybody remember that back in the 1950s and 60s, kids used to play "Martian Marauder" with toy ray guns in neighborhood fields, and with flashlights after dusk? Some of the 'enemies' were invisible, designated by players wearing special silver painted cardboard headbands, and folks had to be like Special Ops maneuvering around to catch them by surprise? The mail order catalogs of the time had gear and percussion cap powered dart shooting weapons for games like that and even a big cardboard, foil, and plywood flying saucer kit that you can build, with blinking lights and all.
Drunk and high Alabama man was shooting at imaginary tangos in a field. Arrested for public intoxication and misuse of a firearm. Remember the lady on the plane, as well as a guy on another flight that was seeing invisible people?
Drunk man was shooting at imaginary people in Gulf Shores: Police
His "victims" were a tree, a fence and a kayak.
www.al.com
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The suspect, identified as 33-year-old Christopher Andrews, was shooting at imaginary people when he began firing, according to police, who said Andrews was having an alcohol and drug-induced hallucination.
“When we interviewed him, he inferred there were people in his backyard, running away and climbing over the fence,” said Gulf Shores Det. Carl Wittstruck. “When we investigated, however, we found there were no people, but Mr. Andrews appeared to be under the influence.”
No one was injured in the incident, with shots Andrews fired striking a tree, a fence and a kayak, Wittstruck said.
Andrews has been charged with possession of a controlled substance, public intoxication and discharging a firearm within city limits. He was booked and released on bail from the Gulf Shores Detention Center.
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It HAS to be something in all those edibles that are floating around everywhere right now.
ETA: On a more wholesome note, anybody remember that back in the 1950s and 60s, kids used to play "Martian Marauder" with toy ray guns in neighborhood fields, and with flashlights after dusk? Some of the 'enemies' were invisible, designated by players wearing special silver painted cardboard headbands, and folks had to be like Special Ops maneuvering around to catch them by surprise? The mail order catalogs of the time had gear and percussion cap powered dart shooting weapons for games like that and even a big cardboard, foil, and plywood flying saucer kit that you can build, with blinking lights and all.
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I guess with no buyers US will send this to Ukraine
The US Justice Department seized the Greek tanker Suez Rajan in April under the pretext of sanctions enforcement and forced the ship to head for Texas instead of China. The Suez Rajan is carrying 800,000 barrels of stolen oil and is currently off the coast of Galveston.
According to the Journal, the US can’t sell the oil because the companies that would unload the oil are worried about Iranian retaliation in the Persian Gulf.
"Companies with any exposure whatsoever in the Persian Gulf are literally afraid to do it," a Houston-based energy executive involved in the matter told the paper.
The executive said that several companies contacted about the oil declined to unload the cargo. After the US stole the Iranian oil shipment, Iran seized two tankers in the Persian Gulf, which was likely retaliation.
Since then, the US has announced several measures to increase its military presence in the region to prevent more Iranian seizures in the Persian Gulf that it provoked in the first place.
Seized Iranian Oil Stuck Off Texas Coast As US Companies Afraid Of Tehran's Retaliation
US federal prosecutors are struggling to sell off a shipment of stolen Iranian oil being carried by a Greek tanker off the coast of Texas, The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday.The US Justice Department seized the Greek tanker Suez Rajan in April under the pretext of sanctions enforcement and forced the ship to head for Texas instead of China. The Suez Rajan is carrying 800,000 barrels of stolen oil and is currently off the coast of Galveston.
According to the Journal, the US can’t sell the oil because the companies that would unload the oil are worried about Iranian retaliation in the Persian Gulf.
"Companies with any exposure whatsoever in the Persian Gulf are literally afraid to do it," a Houston-based energy executive involved in the matter told the paper.
The executive said that several companies contacted about the oil declined to unload the cargo. After the US stole the Iranian oil shipment, Iran seized two tankers in the Persian Gulf, which was likely retaliation.
Since then, the US has announced several measures to increase its military presence in the region to prevent more Iranian seizures in the Persian Gulf that it provoked in the first place.
Where I am at they (CA) are coming in large numbers and it sucks. My once small town is growing fast and these people are not Texans. Hell most everyone who grew up here won't be able to afford a house here. The median house price in 2010 was $116,800 and now its $432,500. All of the ranch land is disappearing. I had a buddy who last year picked up everything and moved to Montana because all of his lease land he used to raise cattle was sold to developers by the owners. Lost 600 acres of land in one year to raise cattle. It absolutely crazy here now with traffic and the roads can't handle the amount of cars. People get so pissed when tractors are on the road moving from one crop field to another. I don't understand it as the farmers and ranchers were here first. It's just not as friendly as it used to be.
2011 was hotter than this year. Shit this year hasn't been bad at all
2011 North American heat wave - Wikipedia
Many but unlikei wonder how many they already imported into sweden.
ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zerowww.zerohedge.com
Sweden's deadly problem with hand grenades
Grenades have come to symbolise Sweden's debate about violent crime ahead of September's election.
www.bbc.com
Honduras plans to build prison in Caribbean to send MS-13 gang members
Honduras is planning to build a prison in the Caribbean to send some of its most feared criminals to - including 2,000 MS-13 gang members - as the nation battles organized crime.
On the trip to the island the should feed the sharks.Honduras plans to build prison in Caribbean to send MS-13 gang members
Honduras is planning to build a prison in the Caribbean to send some of its most feared criminals to - including 2,000 MS-13 gang members - as the nation battles organized crime.www.dailymail.co.uk
Grenades would put gun control on the back burner........Many but unlikeGothamChicago , Sweden upped the game so they do not have a shoot outs but frag-outs with hand grenades
Sweden's deadly problem with hand grenades
Grenades have come to symbolise Sweden's debate about violent crime ahead of September's election.
They love that Swiss Miss Hot Chocolate its like booze to them, one cup and they grab a box to stand behind a camel.i wonder how many they already imported into sweden.
ZeroHedge
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
New drink for all of you MOA people..........
amp.cnn.com
Gay Water, a new canned cocktail, wants to be the anti-Bud Light | CNN Business
In a sea of canned cocktails, Gay Water wants to stand out.
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Bombshell FBI document details alleged $10M Biden 'bribery' scheme
The highly-anticipated internal FBI form that allegedly links Joe and Hunter Biden to a $10 million criminal bribery scheme has been released by Republicans.
at least some offshore news is covering it.
Liars and deceivers are the first to respond with righteous indignation when confronted with the truth. The little Weiner needs to have another meme made about him based on that conversation.
Many but unlikeGothamChicago , Sweden upped the game so they do not have a shoot outs but frag-outs with hand grenades
Sweden's deadly problem with hand grenades
Grenades have come to symbolise Sweden's debate about violent crime ahead of September's election.
If we could only point to some change in the past few years......shucks I can't think of a thing that is new......
Many but unlikeGothamChicago , Sweden upped the game so they do not have a shoot outs but frag-outs with hand grenades
Sweden's deadly problem with hand grenades
Grenades have come to symbolise Sweden's debate about violent crime ahead of September's election.
The answer is very dark,
Why the interviewer did not include Sexting a 15year old in with his list of crimes is past me. That would have shut that fuck up right quick.
Another fucking perv that needs "it" flat cutoff with a rusty spoon.
BLM/ANTIFA activity may thrive in big Dem cities, but that shit ain't gonna fly in rural America.
Fuck you , you climate troll/ hobbit bitch!
Glacier Girl - Wikipedia
Go read this and tell me about global warming! 268 feet of ice!Glacier Girl - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Seriously
Cultural enrichment
Who is to blame?
This category of crime was not even logged prior to 2017. Then, in 2018, there were 162 explosions and in the past two months alone the bomb squad have been called to almost 30."Bangers, improvised explosives and hand grenades" are behind most of the blasts, says Linda H Straaf, head of intelligence at Sweden's National Operations Department.
Gun crime among gangs is of course not unique to Sweden, but why do criminals in the country appear to be turning towards grenades in particular? Joakim Palmkvist, a Malmö-based crime journalist and author who has decades of experience writing about gang violence, thinks the choice was made easy for them by the law.
"Why use a hand grenade? Well, say you want to scare or injure someone. Option one: you take a gun, threaten them, perhaps shoot them in the leg. Then it's attempted murder or an aggravated weapons crime – the guy you shot sees you and can point you out. On top of that there's a big trail: the empty shells, bullets that can be tied to a specific weapon. Traces on your hands after the shot. You have to get rid of that, clean it and so on. And you're also at risk of being caught committing a serious crime if you're stopped and searched before the incident even happens," he explains to The Local.
"Option two: you take a hand grenade and throw it at the person's house. It'll be either carelessness endangering the public or perhaps attempted murder. But all of the traces are gone. And who saw you throw the grenade? Before the law was changed, if you were stopped and searched while travelling to the place with one on you, you went down for a lighter crime."
Police head Staaf believes a combination of factors have played a part in the use of grenades by gangs, but also highlighted the laws in the area:
"In the past there were relatively light sentences for them, though that has changed now. It has also been cheap and fairly easy to buy them when someone was at the same time buying weapons from the former Yugoslavia."
Previously that meant the minimum sentence for aggravated breaches of laws governing possession of explosive materials was only six months in prison, with a maximum sentence of four years.
Gangbangers from
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Excellent write-up by I was referring to the complexion of the offending parties.Cultural enrichment
Who is to blame?
This category of crime was not even logged prior to 2017. Then, in 2018, there were 162 explosions and in the past two months alone the bomb squad have been called to almost 30.
"Bangers, improvised explosives and hand grenades" are behind most of the blasts, says Linda H Straaf, head of intelligence at Sweden's National Operations Department.
Gun crime among gangs is of course not unique to Sweden, but why do criminals in the country appear to be turning towards grenades in particular? Joakim Palmkvist, a Malmö-based crime journalist and author who has decades of experience writing about gang violence, thinks the choice was made easy for them by the law.
"Why use a hand grenade? Well, say you want to scare or injure someone. Option one: you take a gun, threaten them, perhaps shoot them in the leg. Then it's attempted murder or an aggravated weapons crime – the guy you shot sees you and can point you out. On top of that there's a big trail: the empty shells, bullets that can be tied to a specific weapon. Traces on your hands after the shot. You have to get rid of that, clean it and so on. And you're also at risk of being caught committing a serious crime if you're stopped and searched before the incident even happens," he explains to The Local.
"Option two: you take a hand grenade and throw it at the person's house. It'll be either carelessness endangering the public or perhaps attempted murder. But all of the traces are gone. And who saw you throw the grenade? Before the law was changed, if you were stopped and searched while travelling to the place with one on you, you went down for a lighter crime."
Police head Staaf believes a combination of factors have played a part in the use of grenades by gangs, but also highlighted the laws in the area:
"In the past there were relatively light sentences for them, though that has changed now. It has also been cheap and fairly easy to buy them when someone was at the same time buying weapons from the former Yugoslavia."
Previously that meant the minimum sentence for aggravated breaches of laws governing possession of explosive materials was only six months in prison, with a maximum sentence of four years.
Gangbangers fromGothamChichago , can only dream of grenades
Sen. Sanders Forbids Dr. Paul from Offering Amendment to Reveal Royalties of Federal Employees
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, at a Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) committee meeting, Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), Chairman of the HELP Committee, forbid U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) from offering an amendment that would require federal employees to reveal financial...
www.paul.senate.gov
