.....If he cold cocks that little f--- HE goes to jail. If he doesn't, it continues."
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Wednesday, May 29, 2019
Confederate Battle Flag Returns over I-95 in Fredericksburg
FREDERICKSBURG I-95 Memorial Battle Flag UPDATE!!!
Your
response to our request for help was swift and generous, and we were
able to hire a pole climber to replace the pulley system just days
after the request was made. The work was performed FRIDAY EVENING and I
am pleased to report that the massive 20’ x 30’ flag is BACK UP AND
FLYING, just in time for Memorial Day, and the FIFTH anniversary of her dedication over Memorial Day weekend in 2014.
More @ The Virginia Flaggers
DOJ, Mueller’s Office Release Joint Statement Clarifying Mueller’s Comments
"Unlike the election interference investigation, which began as a counterintelligence investigation inside the FBI, the obstruction investigation began as a criminal investigation – and a criminal investigation that Mueller admits he never had the authority to conclude," Shapiro wrote. "Mueller stated regarding Russian interference, 'It was critical for us to obtain full and accurate information from every person we questioned. When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of their government’s effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.' That would be true of Trump’s associates. That would not be true of Trump himself – Mueller recognizes that he never had the authority to indict a sitting president."
The Department of Justice and the Special Counsel's office released a joint statement late on Wednesday to clarify remarks made earlier in the day at a press conference by former Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
More @ The Daily Wire
The Inescapable Anti-Americanism of the Left or A Class at UNC
It’s telling indeed that while everyone, irrespectively of political partisanship, can’t refer to “racism” enough, few people, if any, want to spend any time at all talking about “anti-Americanism.”
The remotely curious should want to know why the topic of anti-Americanism has seemed to have fallen into disrepute.
I have a theory: Democrats and the left would prefer not to discuss anti-Americanism because they know that they themselves are anti-American, and rabidly so. Republicans and those in the Big Conservative media who serve as their apologists are averse to charging their opponents with anti-Americanism for one or both of two reasons: They want to avoid being counter-charged by the left with something like “McCarthyism” and/or such Republicans know that they themselves couldn’t beat this same allegation if it was hurled back at them.
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OUR MONUMENT PROTECTION BILL IS DEAD: The Alamo Incuded
Via Billy
The historical revisionists and cultural Marxists will use the next two years to do as much damage as they possibly can for fear that monument protection will cross the finish line in the next session. The Alamo Cenotaph, statues to Sam Houston, schools named after Travis, Bowie, Crockett, Lamar and even Thomas Jefferson are now in greater danger than before.
Senate Bill 1663, the Monument Protection Act, is dead. We would erect a headstone but the progressives would likely tear it down.
The effort to enact legislation that would create a legal framework to permanently give the people a seat at the table in the disposition of all monuments, markers, and memorials came within hours of succeeding. It all came down to a meeting of the Calendars Committee in the Texas House and a decision over whether to put it on the schedule for a floor debate on Tuesday.
Although it passed a Senate committee, passed on the floor of the Senate, and passed out of a House committee, the Calendars Committee decided that it should not be debated on the floor of the House. This is the second time that the Calendars Committee has killed Monument Protection legislation. They previously killed the House version (HB 583) in a similar fashion.
The minutes for the meeting are not posted so we do not know how individual members voted. However, another bill that House Democrats opposed, Senate Bill 9, was in a similar position to SB 1663. To give you an idea of the mindset of the members of the Calendars Committee, Vice Chairman Joe Moody, being interviewed by the Dallas Morning News about SB9, had this to say:
The historical revisionists and cultural Marxists will use the next two years to do as much damage as they possibly can for fear that monument protection will cross the finish line in the next session. The Alamo Cenotaph, statues to Sam Houston, schools named after Travis, Bowie, Crockett, Lamar and even Thomas Jefferson are now in greater danger than before.
Senate Bill 1663, the Monument Protection Act, is dead. We would erect a headstone but the progressives would likely tear it down.
The effort to enact legislation that would create a legal framework to permanently give the people a seat at the table in the disposition of all monuments, markers, and memorials came within hours of succeeding. It all came down to a meeting of the Calendars Committee in the Texas House and a decision over whether to put it on the schedule for a floor debate on Tuesday.
Although it passed a Senate committee, passed on the floor of the Senate, and passed out of a House committee, the Calendars Committee decided that it should not be debated on the floor of the House. This is the second time that the Calendars Committee has killed Monument Protection legislation. They previously killed the House version (HB 583) in a similar fashion.
The minutes for the meeting are not posted so we do not know how individual members voted. However, another bill that House Democrats opposed, Senate Bill 9, was in a similar position to SB 1663. To give you an idea of the mindset of the members of the Calendars Committee, Vice Chairman Joe Moody, being interviewed by the Dallas Morning News about SB9, had this to say:
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A Visual Anthology of Life and Fashion of 1970 Saigoneers
One of Saigon's most compelling attractions has always been the people, and this collection of photos taken from the 1970s shows us just why Saigoneers are a fascinating breed.
Women strut in colorful pastel slacks, leather skirts, high-waisted bellbottom pantaloons and perpetual-summer dresses as well as increasingly form-fitting áo dài in this collection of photos shared by Flickr user manhhai. A testament to western influences on the city at the time, they juxtapose more modest but still foreign-inspired clothing worn by men and children. The shots reflect a zenith for the country's rapidly changing fashion sense.
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100% Disabled Veterans Now Eligible for Space-A Flights
When congress signed the John S. McCain National Defense Authorization Act last year,100% service connected disabled Veterans became eligible for Space Available Travel. Better known as ‘Space-A’ or military hops, Air Mobility Command (AMC) maintains an extensive network of flights throughout the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam and American Samoa. Supplementing this network, several Air National Guard and Naval Aviation Units have flights available.
To be eligible for Space-A flights, Veterans must have a permanent and total service-connected disability rating. These Vets must also obtain a DD Form 2765, “Department of Defense/Uniformed Services Identification and Privilege Card (TAN).
More @ Vantage Point
Funeral for Our Old Friend
The grandfather of the author below had bought his original tract of land in Bedford from Thomas Jefferson, who owned thousands of acres in that county, and who had built his second home “Poplar Forest” there.
She
recalls Aunt Nancy and Uncle Jake from her childhood, whom her mother
referred to as “the Darby and Joan of the African race,” and that their
devotion to one another was a poem. Both were “colored servants who had
remained with her [grandmother] since slavery times . . .” Aunt Nancy
“was entirely respectful to Mother and “Old Miss,” as she called
Grandma, but she ruled us children and Uncle Jake with a rod of iron.”
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Funeral for Our Old Friend
“Our
beloved Uncle Jake died during the last summer I ever spent at Forest.
He must have been nearly a hundred years old. We had never known him to
be ill. But one morning he did not wake up; and when Aunt Nancy came and
told us about it we could not believe that he was gone.
This
was the first time I had seen my father so overwhelmed with grief that
he was quiet and meek. He did not go to his office, and all day he
roamed around the farm, silent and disconsolate. On the day of Uncle
Jake’s funeral he was like a lost child.
We
all went to the little wooden church which was near our place. We sat
together at the back so as not to interfere with the seating of the
colored congregation. We were dimly worried about Father – sorrowful at
parting with our old friend.
The
preacher at the little country church was a handsome mulatto who
rejoiced in the high-sounding name of Jefferson Monroe. When he arose to
begin the service and saw us grief-stricken in the back pew, he
announced that his salary had not been paid for three months, and fixed
my father with a piercing eye. He said he would not go on with the
funeral until his back salary was paid.
I,
for one, was shocked that Jefferson Monroe should take this occasion to
mention such a thing as money. I looked for father to spring to his
feet . . . and tell Jefferson Monroe to go to hell – that he would
perform the funeral himself.
But
Father did not utter a word of protest: With profound, and perfectly
detached dignity, he went forward and laid in Jefferson Monroe’s hand
the sum he had demanded.”
(The Vanishing Virginian, Rebecca Yancey Williams, E.P. Dutton & Company, 1940, excerpts pp.250-251)
Study: San Francisco Bay Area More Segregated in 2010 than 1970
A new study published by the University of California Berkeley has found that the San Francisco Bay Area was more racially segregated in 2010 than it was in 1970, at the peak of the civil rights era.
The study, published UC Berkeley’s Haas Institute for a Fair and Inclusive Society with an interactive web map, notes that racial segregation has actually declined in San Francisco and Alameda counties (though it remains high there), but has risen elsewhere.In addition, the authors note:
Mre @ Breitbart
Environmentalism: Evidence Suggests it Was Always and Only About Achieving World Government
It is common sense to protect our environment, but what has occurred for 50 years is exploitation of that idea for a socialist agenda. We wasted 50 years believing that humans are not natural, and everything they do is destructive. We wasted and continue to waste trillions of dollars on unnecessary policies and useless technologies, all based on false assumptions, pseudoscience, and emotional bullying.
We now know 50 years later that every single prediction concerning the environmental demise of the Earth and the people made in the original Earth Day Report was wrong. We also know that every additional claim, such as overpopulation, global warming, sea level rise, desertification, deforestation, and sea ice collapse, among many others, were wrong. I challenge anyone to produce empirical evidence that proves anything happening today is outside any long-term record of natural activity.
More @ LRC
White Peoples and Their Achievements Are Headed for the Trash Bin of History
Via Billy
The Western world is collapsing so rapidly that I am afraid that I am going to outlive it.
The Western presstitutes and politicians have demonized Putin, Maduro, Iran, and Trump to the same extent as the patriotic propagandistic Western court historians have demonized Adolf Hitler. But no one is as demonized as white people, and the curious thing is that it is self-demonization—whites demonizing whites.
The Western world is collapsing so rapidly that I am afraid that I am going to outlive it.
The Western presstitutes and politicians have demonized Putin, Maduro, Iran, and Trump to the same extent as the patriotic propagandistic Western court historians have demonized Adolf Hitler. But no one is as demonized as white people, and the curious thing is that it is self-demonization—whites demonizing whites.
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Charleston lab restores Civil War cannons pulled from Pee Dee River in SC
Via Thomas Womble
The three lethal Civil War-era cannons pulled from the Confederate gunboat CSS Pee Dee were loaded for action when they were recovered.
That was maybe the biggest surprise for the conservators who confirmed the ship was ready to fight when it was scuttled in 1865 in the Pee Dee River near Florence as Union troops closed in.
The three lethal Civil War-era cannons pulled from the Confederate gunboat CSS Pee Dee were loaded for action when they were recovered.
That was maybe the biggest surprise for the conservators who confirmed the ship was ready to fight when it was scuttled in 1865 in the Pee Dee River near Florence as Union troops closed in.
More @ The Post & Courier
'A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall' on Obama's Bad Cops and Spies
Barr won’t be deterred. He did not return for a second stint as AG to pad his résumé or protect Donald Trump. He returned to clean out the Augean Stables. He needs to muck out the mess left by his predecessors and find the horses that left it.
The skies are growing dark and increasingly ominous for dirty officials at the top of Obama-era law enforcement and intelligence agencies. Leading the “I’m really worried” list are James Comey, John Brennan, James Clapper, Loretta Lynch, and their senior aides, all political appointees. They expected Hillary Clinton to win in 2016 and bury any traces of malfeasance, just as they had buried hers. It didn’t work out that way.
Now they need protection themselves. House Democrats and anonymous leakers are busy providing it. Many are delicately called “current and former senior officials” by the New York Times, Washington Post, and other legacy media. Gee, I wonder who they are?
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Secretive Bilderberg Meeting to be held in Switzerland from May 30th/Bilderberg 2019: Full Agenda and Participants List
Via Billy
2. What Next for Europe?
3. Climate Change and Sustainability
4. China
5. Russia
6. The Future of Capitalism
7. Brexit
8. The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
9. The Weaponisation of Social Media
10. The Importance of Space
11. Cyber Threats
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 2019
The 2019 edition of the exclusive Bilderberg Meeting will take place at the Hotel Montreux Palace in the Swiss town of Montreux from Thursday to Sunday.
It will feature Swiss Finance Minister Ueli Maurer, French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire, the head of Germany’s Christian Democrats, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, and Crédit-Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam among others.
The key topics for discussion this year are:
1. A Stable Strategic Order2. What Next for Europe?
3. Climate Change and Sustainability
4. China
5. Russia
6. The Future of Capitalism
7. Brexit
8. The Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
9. The Weaponisation of Social Media
10. The Importance of Space
11. Cyber Threats
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS 2019
The 2019 edition of the exclusive Bilderberg Meeting will take place at the Hotel Montreux Palace in the Swiss town of Montreux from Thursday to Sunday.
It will feature Swiss Finance Minister Ueli Maurer, French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire, the head of Germany’s Christian Democrats, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, and Crédit-Suisse CEO Tidjane Thiam among others.
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Giuliani slams Mueller statement
Via Billy
Rudy Giuliani criticized Robert Mueller Wednesday for expanding upon his decision not to implicate or exonerate President Trump on obstruction of justice after the special counsel made a rare public statement.
Giuliani, who has served as Trump's personal attorney for much of Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, took issue with the special counsel underscoring that investigators were not able to exonerate the president on obstruction charges.
"The reality is that he gave us his opinion on collusion and obstruction," Giuliani said on Fox News. "And his opinion is you can’t bring a case. Bob, that’s the end of it. That’s what a prosecutor does.
And you don’t prove negatives."
Rudy Giuliani criticized Robert Mueller Wednesday for expanding upon his decision not to implicate or exonerate President Trump on obstruction of justice after the special counsel made a rare public statement.
Giuliani, who has served as Trump's personal attorney for much of Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election, took issue with the special counsel underscoring that investigators were not able to exonerate the president on obstruction charges.
"The reality is that he gave us his opinion on collusion and obstruction," Giuliani said on Fox News. "And his opinion is you can’t bring a case. Bob, that’s the end of it. That’s what a prosecutor does.
And you don’t prove negatives."
More @ The Hill