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Sandbox – 11jul20

11 July 2020

[Given this week’s SCOTUS ruling on Indian lands in Oklahoma (here and here), the future of all 19^th century abrogated treaties with our indigenous Americans will come up for review. All this will create chaos in the governmental jurisdictions involved, not the least being the status of non-Indians and their property rights. gjr]

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394 responses to “Sandbox – 11jul20”

Don Bessee

18 July 2020

Those mutha mullahs are really having a hard time first the nuke facilities going boom and this –
Iran estimates up to 25 million coronavirus cases since outbreak; nearly doubling the total worldwide caseload: report
President Hassan Rouhani said he believes an additional 30 to 35 million people could be infected in the coming months.
https://www.foxnews.com/world/iran-estimates-25-million-coronavirus-cases
😉

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The Estonian Fox

19 July 2020

Since we know that the Washington DC area is the seat of all benefits and wealth of U.S. citizens, and is the engine of our wealth, the new name for the Washington NFL team should naturally be the “Washington Engines”. There, everyone is happy.
Or for those die-hard Lewis Carroll lovers:
The name of the team is called The Washington Patriots.
The name of the team actually is The Washington Engines.
The team is called The Washington Vernons.
The team actually is The Washington Redskins.
With thanks to The White Knight, via Lewis Carroll.

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fish

19 July 2020

I can’t decide if they’ve just decided to wait until 2024 or not!

WARREN EMERGING AS VP FRONTRUNNER?

https://www.axios.com/warren-biden-influence-policies-76513650-bf21-4f32-8ca5-68802b35ebe9.html
https://www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2020/07/joe-bidens-vice-president-powerful-history/614161/

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Walt

19 July 2020

Morn’n folks, Some earth science news.
Evidences that Grímsvötn volcano is getting ready for the next eruption
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At the SAB meeting the status of Grímsvötn volcano was also discussed, as the Earth Science Institute and the Icelandic Meteorological Office had new measurements performed in the beginning of June.
During its active period, as it is since the eruption in 1996, Grímsvötn erupts on average each 5-10 years. The last eruption occurred in 2011 and it was a fairly large and powerful event. Between eruptions, the deformation data indicate the gradual accumulation of new magma at depth and the increased pressure in the system. In the last weeks scientists from the IMO measured SO2 in the southwest corner of the caldera in Grímsvötn, close to where the last eruptions in 2004 and 2011 took place. “This is the first time that we measure so much SO2 at a volcano in Iceland that is not in an eruptive phase and its presence is indicative of magma at shallow level”,”
https://en.vedur.is/about-imo/news/evidences-that-grimsvotn-volcano-is-getting-ready-for-the-next-eruption

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Walt

19 July 2020

I see in the local rag, people are starting to throw their hats in the ring for local office. Now how come know it all Emery hasn’t done so? He’s good at complaining about others.
I hear there is an opening in Nervana Cilly.

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fish

19 July 2020

This should give us all pause…..

In the U.S. Navy, “shock trials” involve taking a warship to sea and conducting drills to see how well she might absorb the stress of combat. The Navy has lately experienced institutional shock trials: bribery scandals, collisions and sundry other public-relations nightmares. This week in San Diego the USS Bonhomme Richard, a $750 million amphibious assault ship, caught fire and burned for days. Earlier this year, Capt. Brett Crozier was relieved of command of the USS Theodore Roosevelt after writing a letter saying he needed to move his sailors off the aircraft carrier to arrest an outbreak of the novel coronavirus.
High-profile mishaps and unwanted publicity point to an overarching problem: For several years the Navy has been forced to do too much with too little, a debate that deserves wider attention. The Navy also seems to be suffering from a cultural dysfunction in the chain of command. To repair it, the Navy will need to reinvent its process for refining leaders and perhaps even the service’s broader mission. What’s at stake is the quality of American military talent that fights the next war—an eventuality that seems less far-fetched amid the tense mood of a global pandemic.
The 2017 crashes in the Western Pacific involving the USS John S. McCain and USS Fitzgerald still loom large in the Navy. An investigation revealed that Pacific fleet ships were going to sea with too little training and that crews weren’t skilled in the basics of sea navigation. Also implicated was the Navy’s “can do” culture—the propensity of naval officers to try to get the job done no matter the cost.
“Interviews revealed that, particularly among ships based in Japan, crews perceived their Commanding Officer was unable to say ‘no’ regardless of unit-level consequence,” according to a 177-page “comprehensive review” of the 2017 incidents. Vice Adm. Joseph Aucoin, who commanded the Seventh Fleet during the collisions, wrote in a naval publication that he’d “made clear” to his superiors “the impact of increased operational demand on training and maintenance well prior” to the accidents. Despite “explicitly stated concerns,” he wrote, “the direction we received was to execute the mission.” He was fired shortly after the accidents.
In 2015, a submarine ran aground in Florida, resulting in $1 million in damage. The Navy fired Capt. David Adams, the officer in command when the accident occurred. Journalist Hope Hodge Seck of Military.com made a public-records request for the 475-page investigation, the details of which she published in March. Capt. Adams had warned his superiors that his crew was too inexperienced to handle a precarious predawn return to port. He was nevertheless told to execute the mission.
The Navy’s tradition of firing commanding officers who fail is a venerable one, and the Navy has tried to absorb the lessons of these incidents. But as Ms. Seck notes, the sub mishap “came against the backdrop of a Navy grappling with a culture in which overworked and unready crews were regularly put underway in service of operational needs.” The careers of commanders like Capt. Adams can look like the casualties.
The Roosevelt is a confounding example. The Navy’s investigation makes a strong case for removing Capt. Crozier. He failed to rein in the ship’s senior medical officer, who, according to the Navy’s investigation, was predicting up to 50 virus deaths on the ship and threatening to take the medical department’s grim case to the press. (One sailor assigned to the Roosevelt died from complications of Covid-19.)
Yet the Navy’s report also details how the Roosevelt’s leadership became frustrated with its superiors at Seventh Fleet headquarters over the chaotic process of moving sailors off the ship.

To quote Instapundit….the chaser…..a very “scenes” like exit line!
On the upside, everyone’s diversity and trans-awareness training is up to date.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/the-navys-cultural-ship-is-listing-11595024930

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scenes

19 July 2020

EstonianFox (rebane is fox, no?) “Since we know that the Washington DC area is the seat of all benefits and wealth of U.S. citizens, and is the engine of our wealth, the new name for the Washington NFL team should naturally be the “Washington Engines”. There, everyone is happy.”
I vote ‘Washington Apparatchiks’, but it wouldn’t fit on a jersey very well.
Per BillT: N. Pelosi: ““Unidentified stormtroopers. Unmarked cars. Kidnapping protesters and causing severe injuries in response to graffiti.”
The ‘little graffiti’ meme has hit so simultaneously, I can’t tell whether it’s part of a top-down directive, or simply the speed o’ the internet (roughly the speed o’ rumor in days of yore).
The thing is you could show people hours of the actual riots, and they’d still pipe up with the ‘graffiti’ claim. It’s not too dissimilar to Portland’s mayor claiming it’s all the fed’s fault (and D. Trump, naturally) because the fedgov brought in some officers from different agencies after 45 days or so of riot. It’s probably because all the folks starting fires are ‘boogaloo boys’ or something. The ability of a mind to convince itself of nontruth is amazing.
‘“You are a slow learner, Winston.”
“How can I help it? How can I help but see what is in front of my eyes? Two and two are four.”
“Sometimes, Winston. Sometimes they are five. Sometimes they are three. Sometimes they are all of them at once. You must try harder. It is not easy to become sane.”’ G.O.

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George Rebane

19 July 2020

scenes 1122am – Rebane is Estonian for fox, yes. Our ‘Estonian Fox’ is a undoubtedly a fellow countryman also named Rebane. To date he has not made his identity known to me.

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Walt

19 July 2020

News Emery REALLY won’t like to hear.
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/meadows-previews-school-reopening-plans-durham-probe-results-i-expect-indictments
“Meadows signals imminent indictments in Durham probe: ‘It’s time for people to go to jail’
The Justice Department’s watchdog has identified critical errors in every FBI wiretap application”
“White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows said Sunday that it’s “time for people to go to jail” as part of U.S. Attorney John Durham’s probe into FBI misconduct”

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Bill Tozer

19 July 2020

Friday’s document dump. Thank you AG Barr for declassifying material and thank you R’s for releasing it
‘Newly Declassified Documents Reinforce Corruption Of Steele Dossier, FISA Warrants’
1) The first document is a 57-page three-day summary of FBI interviews with British intelligence official Christopher Steele’s “Primary Sub-source” that was the foundation for the dossier. The inteview shows the primary sub-source was not only never a well-connected Russian official, but was actually a contractor for Steele’s firm. The primary sub-source was also caught unaware of information that Steele attributed to him and charged Steele with mischaracterizing important events to exaggerate claims….
2) The second document unveils a new treasure trove of notes from former FBI agent Peter Strzok making clear Strzok knew of the lack of credibility of Steele’s primary sub-sources, writing “recent interviews and investigation however, reveal Steele may not be in a position to judge the reliability of his sub-source network.”….
The second document also attributes comments to Strzok on a New York Times article chronicling alleged ties between the Trump campaign and the Russian government.
“[W]e have not seen evidence of any individuals affiliated with the Trump team in contact with IOs [Intelligence Officials]…. We are unaware of ANY Trump advisors engaging in conversations with Russian intelligence officials,” Strzok reportedly said.
https://thefederalist.com/2020/07/18/newly-declassified-documents-reinforce-corruption-of-steele-dossier-fisa-warrants/
1) So, now we know the NYT was lying when it published alleged ties between the Trump Campaign and Russian Intelligence.
2). So now we have concrete proof that in Feb 2017, the FBI had no basis for a FISA warrant, yet proceeded to seek two renewals. Ties up that loose end.

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scenes

19 July 2020

“News Emery REALLY won’t like to hear.”
I doubt he cares much. The whole point of the exercise is to get Trump out of office, the little people don’t matter.
Buildings are burned, Obama White House plots sedition, rioters riot, cancel culture destroys careers, it’s all in a good cause.

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Bill Tozer

19 July 2020

Recommended. Short and sweet.
EXTRACTS FROM A SUBSOURCE
Why, it’s almost enough to make us think that the FBI’s investigation of the Trump campaign was based on a patently ludicrous pretext. More via Twitter below, including Peter Strzok’s astute assessment of a New York Times story peddling the hoax — the biggest scandal in American political history by far.
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/07/extracts-from-a-subsource.php

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scenes

19 July 2020

Actually pretty interesting thus far. Matt Taibbi being interviewed by Bret Weinstein.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xojSWHrar9A
The newsroom movement to kick out objective news guys and replace them with Children of the Corn has a name, ‘moral clarity’.
Like so:
https://reason.com/2020/06/24/journalists-abandoning-objectivity-for-moral-clarity-really-just-want-to-call-people-immoral/
Luckily, there shouldn’t be any big changes at the local FM news department as a result.

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Don Bessee

19 July 2020

Another setback for natanz, its getting tough to be a mutha mullah –
https://www.breitbart.com/middle-east/2020/07/19/another-mystery-blast-hits-iranian-power-plant/
😉

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Bill Tozer

19 July 2020

From Walt’s link:
“The FBI’s legal counsel has described the warrant to surveil Page as “essentially a single source FISA” wholly dependent on the dossier, which also made numerous other unsubstantiated claims about Russian hackers in a nonexistent consulate in Miami, Cohen’s purported trips to Prague, and lurid blackmail tapes. Special Counsel Robert Muller couldn’t find any evidence supporting those allegations.”
Well, lookie here. Cohen’s reported trip to Prague. Hmmm, Union commentator Ms. Cook still believes that whopper. But, then again, she wrote a convincing letter to the Union urging the newspaper to endorse My Gal in 2016. Lurid blackmail tapes? Our local new director sunk his teeth..er…gums into that one.
We all know the evidence that has eluded them is just around the corner. No, not that corner, the one after that and the corner after that…until you have gone in a circle….
repeatedly. Like an old cartoon of an excited character spinning in a circle causing a dirt devil or tornado. Wind them up and watch them spin in circles.
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Scenes @ 3:03 pm
“Luckily, there shouldn’t be any big changes at the local FM news department as a result.”
Good one. Thank you.
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Polls: Got a chuckle a couple of days ago. The Quinnipiac University Poll with CBS (or some other news outlet) had Biden up by 12 over Trump. Almost exactly to the day four years prior, Quinnipiac and the same news company had Hillary up by 12 over Trump.
I have more reason to believe that folks will be/are lying to the pollsters now than in 2016. We have had over 3 years of being demonized, chased down alleys and out of businesses and threats and nasty obscene things said about us or our loved ones, not to mentioned cancelled and ‘disappeared.’ Disappeared? Ok, rubbed out of the annals of history. Never know who is on the other end of the phone.
Ring.
Hello.
Hello. Pollster here. Do you plan to vote for Trump?
Hell no! (Slams phone down, puts on MAGA hat)

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Don Bessee

19 July 2020

Comrade deblasio is practicing paint discrimination, you can riot burn and spray-paint the world and nothing happens but paint on his graffiti and 5 cops take you down??? –
Black woman dumps paint on more Black Lives Matter murals in NYC: ‘We want our police’
https://www.foxnews.com/us/nyc-black-woman-paint-more-black-lives-matter-murals-police
😉

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Bill Tozer

19 July 2020

My, my. Lookie at this.
The family that owns The New York Times were slaveholders: Goodwin
https://nypost.com/2020/07/18/the-family-that-owns-the-new-york-times-were-slaveholders-goodwin/

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paul emery

19 July 2020

George
Today on the Chris Wallace Fox news program today Trump refused to say he would leave office if he was defeated in the election. What is the Constitutional remedy if a President refuses to leave office?
Here’s some quotes from the interview:
Wallace unveiled the results of a Fox News poll that showed Trump losing by eight points to the presumptive Democratic nominee, Joe Biden. Trump was also behind Biden on the response to the pandemic, on race relations and on the economy. He trails in other polls too.
Trump said: “I’m not losing, because those are fake polls.”
Not only did Trump deny the hard data, he also refused to say if he will accept the result of November’s presidential election if he comes out the loser.
“I have to see,” he said. “Look … I have to see. No, I’m not going to just say yes. I’m not going to say no, and I didn’t last time either.”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jul/19/donald-trump-fox-news-sunday-chris-wallace-interview

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Robert Cross

19 July 2020

In the category of “send in the Gestapo”. according to Mark Meadows, Trumpler is going to send in more military style federal goon squads to Democrat run cities he described as ” liberally run, they are stupidly run,”.. Now that is a good reason to send in troops don’t you think Posse Comitatus and all? Isn’t that what dictators do..send in the goon squads to shut up dissent?
Doesn’t this ring a few bells with you anti-government libertarians?

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Don Bessee

19 July 2020

Boy can the prez send the TDS set into the vapors quicker than a maga hat! As evidenced @644!
😉

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Bill Tozer

19 July 2020

Trump is the troll master…hits them smack dab in their biggest fears (including Bobbie) and we get to watch their spittle fly. Hey, what better entertainment during the lockdown. Its fun and free. Bonus!
Wonder what tomorrow brings. Poor George.

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paul emery

19 July 2020

How do you interpret what he said Don?

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scenes

19 July 2020

Paul Emery, ace news man sez: “Today on the Chris Wallace Fox news program today Trump refused to say he would leave office if he was defeated in the election.”
Trump sez (on whether he’ll accept the results): ““I have to see,” he said. “Look … I have to see. No, I’m not going to just say yes. I’m not going to say no, and I didn’t last time either.””
Paul. Do you know how to read? Are you Trump’s mind reader?
No doubt there’ll be a dogfight if it’s sufficiently close.
This article showed what President Trump said in 2016, which shows exactly what he means.
https://www.cnn.com/2016/10/20/politics/donald-trump-i-will-totally-accept-election-results-if-i-win/index.html
For God’s sake Paul, I hope you do your ‘newscraft’ better than this.

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Walt

19 July 2020

LOL Emery!! You LIBS still haven’t accepted the results of the LAST election!! Yup,, you keep vaperlocking about what Trump may or may not do.🤣🤣🤣

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scenes

19 July 2020

Hey, check it out. The Party of Peace is doing a bit more ‘graffiti’.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1285041034129481733

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scenes

19 July 2020

Democratic voters help out at ‘Back the Blue’ rally.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1285019508835520512
https://twitter.com/michellemalkin/status/1284973735733342208
Question for Paul.
Just how much more of this are we expected to take? Perhaps you could supply a timeline. Heck, I’m even seeing the occasional death threat by the local Blue Mob on Facebook. Exciting times.

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George Rebane

19 July 2020

If Trump refuses to leave office after the votes of the Electoral College are counted and not in his favor, then the US Marshalls will escort the former president out of the White House. (Don’t think that the Secret Service is his Praetorian Guard.)

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paul emery

19 July 2020

Thanks George

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Bill Tozer

19 July 2020

Where to these wingnuts come from? Planet Lefty?
Doctors Call For Adam’s Apple, Achilles Tendon To Be Renamed Because They’re ‘Misogynistic
https://www.dailywire.com/news/doctors-call-for-adams-apple-achilles-tendon-to-be-renamed-because-theyre-misogynistic

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fish

20 July 2020

Hey look…….”jons” favorite republican finally came out of the closet!

Kasich set to speak at DEM convention!

https://www.cleveland.com/open/2020/07/ex-gov-john-kasich-slated-to-speak-at-the-democratic-national-convention-for-joe-biden.html

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scenes

20 July 2020

GeorgeR: “If Trump refuses to leave office after the votes of the Electoral College are counted and not in his favor, then the US Marshalls will escort the former president out of the White House.”
Come on George, get with the program. The word has come down from Mob Headquarters that Orange Hitler must be forcibly deposed because he won’t leave office. Paul is simply doing his part in the effort.
“Americans Must Be ‘Prepared to Mobilize’ If Trump Refuses Election Results: Campaign Group”
https://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-fox-news-interview-mail-vote-fraud-1518997
As per usual, the Democrats blame others for things they do themselves. We just went through several coup attempts by high levels of the fedgov and now a street revolution by the Left, and still the problem is Trump and evil Boogaloo Boys.

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Bill Tozer

20 July 2020

Quotes:
Insight: “Public servants say, always with the best of intentions, ‘What greater service we could render if only we had a little more money and a little more power.’ But the truth is that outside of its legitimate function, government does nothing as well or as economically as the private sector.” —Ronald Reagan
For the record: “Today we are no longer living in a free society. Instead, we are ruled by those who try to enforce their extreme views by shaming and ruining those who think differently. It is not far-fetched to compare the methods of this ‘woke movement’ to those of Chairman Mao’s Red Guards, who terrorised the Chinese people half a century ago.” —London School of Economics emeritus professor John Gray
Upright: “I don’t understand how insulting another group helps our cause. … We can’t allow black people to be prejudiced also. Especially if we’re asking for white folks to respect us, give us economic opportunity, and things like that. … I don’t understand how you beat hatred with more hatred. … I want allies. I don’t want to alienate anybody. And to take shots at the Jewish race, the white race — I just don’t like it because it’s not right.”—Charles Barkley
Demo-gogues: “Vote like your life depends on it. ‘Cause it does. Pick any issue you care about. I guarantee, it is on the line in this election…” —Senator Elizabeth Warren with advice — for Republicans!
Non sequitur: “Why is it again that I can pay a parking ticket online, apply for a passport and conduct personal financial transactions but I can’t vote the same way?” —Andrew Yang (“Because the future of the republic doesn’t hang on the integrity of the parking ticket payment process.” —Allie Beth Stuckey)
Braying jackass: “If you vote for Donald Trump, you are a racist. You have no wiggle room.” —The Atlantic’s Jemele Hill
Alpha jackass: “I hope people realize that there are many white Republican voters in this country if they’re given a choice between renting a room in their house to a person of color or burning down the house, they will elect to burn down the entire neighborhood. It’s not just a small fringe.” —New York Times contributing op-ed writer Wajahat Ali
Non compos mentis: “If you don’t like our leadership here, why don’t you go down to Georgia and see how that feels?” —New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy, whose state has accumulated 15,000 COVID-19 deaths compared to Georgia’s 3,000
And last… “The family that owns The New York Times reportedly owned slaves. So by the [Times’s] standards, shouldn’t we tear down their headquarters since it’s a monument to systemic oppression?” —Charlie Kirk

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paul emery

20 July 2020

Scenes writes:
“We just went through several coup attempts by high levels of the fedgov”
Show me indictments, arrests and convictions to back your claim.

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Bill Tozer

20 July 2020

It must be awfully dark in there.
‘WaPo Blames Spiking Violence on Racist Gun Buyers’
“In a blatantly politically motivated story, The Washington Post blamed the recent rise in violent crime in many of America’s large (and Democrat-run) cities not on anti-police protests and riots but on “excess” guns and the phony concept of “gun violence.”
The blame-shifting piece was titled, “Spike in violent crime follows rise in gun-buying amid social upheaval,” and the Post sought to blame Americans buying guns for rising violence, not Democrats and Black Lives Matter’s widespread call for defunding the police — or, you know, actual rioters and general thugs. This article is a textbook example of attempting to pass off correlation as causation. The Post fails to provide any data supporting the notion that the sudden rise in violent crime is due to law-abiding citizens who legally purchased their firearms suddenly electing to engage in violence. That’s because they don’t.
What the Post cites is a dubious study by the anti-gun organization Gun Violence Archive. It asserts: “The risks of increased firearm availability are likely compounded by the myriad effects of the coronavirus pandemic, including widespread increases in anxiety, fear, grief, economic strain, disruptions to daily routines, and racial and economic inequities.” Furthermore, the Post attempts to minimize BLM’s calls for defunding the police as essentially an insignificant factor for the increase in gun sales, suggesting instead that “the spike is driven by racist beliefs and attitudes among white Americans.”
Those doggone “bitter clingers” and “deplorables.”
No, the reason Americans are buying firearms at a higher rate is that a growing number are realizing the reasoning and wisdom behind the Second Amendment, especially during times of social unrest. When Americans hear the Marxist rhetoric espoused by BLM and other leftist groups being widely touted by the mainstream media, politicians, and big business, and when Americans see the Left’s “cancel culture” mob taking out individuals for daring to express opposing opinions, they very reasonably infer that it would be wise to prepare for the worst. Perhaps ironically, this anti-gun hit piece by the Post only further validates those concerns.“
https://patriotpost.us/articles/72255-wapo-blames-spiking-violence-on-racist-gun-buyers-2020-07-20?fbclid=IwAR0NA__VRKy95CP-WDYHixGZJ1bLqtyrE5gkgcUc0Y72357zFIrJoo1JvKU

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Gregory

20 July 2020

Punch 1037am
Were it not for double standards, punchy would have no standards at all.

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Bill Tozer

20 July 2020

‘I’m… At A Loss For Words’: The Unraveling Narrative Behind The Atlantic’s Defund-The-Police ‘Shooting’ Tale
A powerful story published by The Atlantic has a serious problem: proof it ever happened
https://thefederalist.com/2020/07/16/im-at-a-loss-for-words-the-unraveling-narrative-behind-the-atlantics-defund-the-police-shooting-tale/
Update:
‘Four Days Since A Police Brutality Story Unraveled, The Atlantic Still Refuses To Respond’
This story means everything to me,” Purnell wrote in a public Facebook post when the article was published. “I cried a lot while writing it. I’m crying now. Thinking about… kids I grew up with who could have been saved if we had a different world.”
“When people suggest that we don’t care about safety or violence, they forget that we are survivors of violence, too.”
https://thefederalist.com/2020/07/20/four-days-since-a-police-brutality-story-unraveled-the-atlantic-still-refuses-to-respond/

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Bill Tozer

20 July 2020

SOROS COMES TO AID OF ROGUE ST. LOUIS PROSECUTOR
“Gardner’s relatively brief tenure as St. Louis prosecutor has been a disaster for law and order. Prosecutors have left in droves. Gardner’s conviction rate in cases that go trial is abysmal. And, not surprisingly, the homicide rate is soaring.
Gardner’s incompetence and, possibly, her corruption were on display in her attempt to nail former Republican Gov. Eric Greitens. Gardner indicted Greitens shortly after she assumed office in January 2017. Months later, she was forced to drop the case for lack of evidence.
According to this report, the case against Greitens was built on lies. Indeed, William Tisaby, an out-of-state retired FBI Agent hired by Gardner to construct the case, has been indicted on seven counts of perjury. He is awaiting trial. Gardner is under criminal investigation in the matter.
It would be difficult for a prosecutor to do more harm in a lifetime than Gardner has done in three and a half years. George Soros has gotten his money’s worth. That’s why he’s investing more of it in her reelection.“
https://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2020/07/soros-comes-to-aid-of-rogue-st-louis-prosecutor.php

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Paul Emery

20 July 2020

Gosh and Golly Gregory Scenes made some pretty strong assumptions in his 8:58 and it’s reasonable to ask for some documentation and evidence to support his claims. Do you have a problem with that. I’m sure he’ll provide a list of arrests, indictments and convictions to back up his statements.

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George Rebane

20 July 2020

Coup attempts need not be notarized through the legal process to be recognized and counted. The unsuccessful coup planners, fomenters, participants will, of course, deny their attempts without such legal response.

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Bill Tozer

20 July 2020

Another story of last Friday’s revelations.
‘New document proves FBI totally debunked NY Times Trump-Russia story‘
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/jul/18/new-document-shows-fbi-totally-debunked-new-york-t/

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scenes

20 July 2020

re: Ace Reporter, Paul Emery sez: “Gosh and Golly…” and some more words
Don’t you have some anti-Trump shilling to go do? Joey Fingers ain’t gonna sign those checks unless you get your five posts per day. I do have to say that to have you, of all people, ask for documentation is more tragic than laughable.
In the meantime, some Democrats doing that free speech thing.
https://twitter.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1285136918972370945

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scenes

20 July 2020

Blue Light special day for the Blue Mob.
https://twitter.com/DailyCaller/status/1284988892471599104
George, which of your blog entries would be best for Crimes of the Left(tm)?
Personally, I prefer the raw footage. Except for selective editing, the vidyas don’t lie. Most of this stuff never ends up on MSM. If nothing else, it would help everyone plan for a potential Biden victory as they roll out the fun nationwide.

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scenes

20 July 2020

lol. Not riot footage.
https://twitter.com/EricTrump/status/1284989472220774400
No comment really needed.

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scenes

20 July 2020

Sorry for the Tourette’s, one last one.
What happens when city government abandons it’s citizens. The headline is just perfect.
“Portland Police do not engage crowds during the night”
https://www.portlandoregon.gov/police/news/read.cfm?id=251010

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fish

20 July 2020

Posted by: scenes | 20 July 2020 at 11:44 AM
….re: Ace Reporter, Paul Emery sez: “Gosh and Golly…” and some more words
Another thorough takedown……this time bordering on elderly abuse…..

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Don Bessee

20 July 2020

An attempted hit on the judge right after appointment to the epstien related case. Hmmmmm…. dressed as a fedex driver. –
https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/07/19/son-of-federal-judge-esther-salas-shot-dead-husband-wounded-in-new-jersey-attack/
😉

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George Rebane

20 July 2020

scenes 1149am – ‘The communists try again …’ is a good home for that stuff.
BTW, as far as many of our leftist brethren are concerned, “vidyas” do indeed lie. For example, I have two thoughtful leftist friends who are not convinced that those looting, burning, and shooting are of the Left. In fact, they claim that fringe rightists have joined the fray and operating under ‘false flags’ are the cause of the violence in the streets. As I’ve opined before, everyone can have their own opinions AND facts.

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Don Bessee

20 July 2020

Antifa wont even let people back the blue in public –
Anti-cop ‘mob’ swarms Back the Blue event in Denver, bloodying several before shutting things down: reports
Acting Deputy Homeland Security Secretary Ken Cuccinelli tweeted, ‘These tyrannical, left-wing anarchists hate free speech. If you do not agree with them, they believe you must be beaten down – literally’
https://www.foxnews.com/us/denver-back-the-blue-event-violence-black-lives-matter-mob-protesters-anti-police
😉

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scenes

20 July 2020

re: Redskins.
The t-shirt people are always ahead of the curve.
https://www.aafnation.com/collections/caucasians

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scenes

20 July 2020

re: the upcoming campaign.
It would be fun to print up some of these signs and place them around.
https://twitter.com/BubbaLeroy69/status/1285310233355616256/photo/1
Of course, Paul’s folks would simply tear them down in a fit of ‘free speech’. Gotta make pile of ’em.

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