Thursday, July 29, 2021

Report, CDC Expected To Announce Tomorrow That COVID Vaccines Don’t Work on Delta Variant – Hence, White House Credits Trump With Vaccine Today

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The White House would never credit Donald Trump with the vaccine rollout unless there was something negative about the vaccine that is going to hit the newswires; that is  a no-brainer.

That baseline is why CTH said two months ago to watch for the moment when the White House credits Trump with the vaccine because that’s the moment when: (1) the vaccine was going to be identified as dangerous; and/or (2) reports would show the vaccine did not work.

Today the White House credited President Trump with the vaccine: 

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WATCH: Chip Roy Blasts Senate For Wanting To ‘Draft Our Daughters’

 Via Billy

Battle of Xuan Loc

  

Airborne soldiers protecting refugees waiting to be evacuated, Xuan Loc, 1975.

 During this month in 1975 the last major battle in the twenty year long struggle of the Republic of Vietnam was taking place. Much about the battle has been written and discussed by veterans, historians, news commentators, students, and authors of all kinds in the subsequent four decades. In this posting, RVNHS would like to ask you to take a moment to reflect upon the battle not as an abstract historical event, but as the fierce physical and psychological ordeal for the servicemen and women as well as the countless civilians of the Republic of Vietnam who were caught up in the intensity of those April weeks forty (six) years ago.

 

Tank crew heading into Xuan Loc, 1975. Note the flags painted on the helmets of two of the crewmen - a show of loyalty and determination undertaken unofficially by soldiers during the battle.

The battle has often been discussed in terms of the last stand of the republic. Nearly all those soldiers who went into the forray to defend the republic`s cause would give their lives or lose their freedom this month. Of those who survived the battle many would spend years in "re-education" camps. The overall commander at Xuan Loc, General Le Minh Dao, would remain in capitivity until 1992, seventeen years after the battle ended. The sacrifice of these men and women in the eleventh hour of the republic stands testiment to the loyalty many held for the Republic of Vietnam. 

  

General Le Minh Dao, principal commander of the Republic of Vietnam
forces at Xuan Loc, 1975.
 
  
 
Much of the battle consisted of repeated repelling of assaults by Communist forces.
Here, republic soldiers pose with captured enemy flags, Xuan Loc, 1975.
 
  
 
Soldiers of the 18th Infantry Division, Xuan Loc, 1975.
 
 
 
General Le Minh Dao and Colonel Ngo Van Minh at the forward command
headquarters, Xuan Loc, 1975.
 
 

Evacuation of wounded and refugees, Xuan Loc, 1975.
 

 
Refugees fleeing the Communist advance flocked around the military of the republic,
clogging roads and generally making military movement of any kind difficult.
Nevertheless, the republic`s military felt a responsibility to the civilians, and thousands were
evacuated aboard military aircraft from the conflict area as shown in this photo,
Xuan Loc, 1975.
 
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"The Supermen": Battle of Xuan Loc April 1975 - ARVN 18th Division

Battle of Xuan Loc was the last major battle of the Vietnam War, the vastly outnumbered 18th Division stood and fought at Xuan Loc, 38 miles north of Saigon. It was commanded by General Le Minh Dao.

 

 They were decimated at Xuan Loc and Bien Hoa'

The Battle of Xuan Loc; Mar 17 – Apr 17, 1975 & The End
 
Xuan Loc was the last major battle for South Vietnam. This town sits astride Q. L. (National Road) #1, some 40 odd miles to the northeast of Saigon (on the road to Phan Thiet) and was the capitol of South Vietnam’s Long Khanh province. The North Vietnamese Army (NVA) attack fell on the Army Republic of Vietnam (ARVN) 18th Division.12
 
On March 17th, 1975 the NVA 6th & 7th Divisions attacked Xuan Loc but were repulsed by the ARVN 18th. On April 9th the NVA 341st Division joined the attack. After a four thousand round artillery bombardment, these three divisions massed, and spearheaded by Russian tanks and other armored vehicles, mounted a second assault on Xuan Loc. But again, the ARVN 18th held its ground. The NVA reinforced with their 325th Division and began moving their 10th & 304th Divisions into position. Eventually, in a classic example of the art of “Mass and Maneuver” the NVA massed 40,000 men and overran Xuan Loc.
 
During this fight, the ARVN 18th had 5,000 men at Xuan Loc. These men managed to virtually destroy 3 NVA divisions, but on April 17th, 1975 they were overwhelmed by the sheer numbers and the weight of the “Mass.” Before overrunning Xuan Loc the NVA had committed six full divisions, plus a host of various support troops.
 
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Le Minh Dao at the battle of Xuan Loc

"The fierce fighting raged for two weeks. The 18th Division, outnumbered seven to one by communist People's Army of Vietnam (PAVN) forces, virtually destroyed three North Vietnamese Army (NVA) divisions, but was overwhelmed by superior numbers on April 21, 1975. Saigon fell nine days later."

Read WIKI in total at the link above which gives the true numbers, not the biased ones by the reporter.  Infuriating.

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& Much More at NamSouth Memories Of The Republic Of South Vietnam and FNC

After public backlash, 'bold march forward' continues behind the scenes (CRT)

                                          

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Jonathan Butcher of The Heritage Foundation says the Feds were swamped with more than 35,000 comments from an unhappy public.

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Delta, United Airlines Are Providing African Migrants Free Flights To The U.S.

 Via Billy

 

As hundreds of illegal immigrants surge across the southern border daily, migrants from Africa are gaining entry into the United States with free plane tickets paid funded by American taxpayers.

Asylum seekers wanting entry to the United States from Africa typically embark on journeys to South America by boat or plane, then make a treacherous trek on foot through Colombia and Panama towards the United States.

Now, migrants and their families can entirely circumvent checkpoints at the U.S. southern border. 

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People are Painting Their Porch Ceiling Blue, HERE is Why

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 People are Painting Their Porch Ceiling Blue, HERE is Why

Have you ever driven past a house and seen its porch ceiling painted blue? Here is the unique history behind the color choice.

Around 200 years ago in the American South, the tradition of painting a porch ceiling blue — ranging from a light “sky” blue to a greenish blue — began.

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“Dire Consequences” for Most Americans from $3.5T Infrastructure Bill

 

Stanley Druckenmiller is one of the most influential investors in America today. He became a billionaire himself by making billions more for his clients as a fund manager. At the time he chose to close his asset management firm Duquesne Capital in 2010, after more than 30 years of investing other people’s money, it was managing over $12 billion in assets. Over the course of his career, markets themselves grew from billions to trillions in size.

That background confirms Druckenmiller as someone who gained both understanding and experience in handling very large sums of money in the real world. As such, he has a clear understanding of the impact the proposed $3.5 trillion “infrastructure” spending bill will have on Americans if it passes.

He has been making the rounds on Capitol Hill to warn politicians about the astronomically large spending bill. He warns they will guarantee “dire consequences” that harms low and middle-class Americans if they pass it. On July 23, 2021, he spoke with MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle on that topic, telling her what he’s been telling lawmakers.]

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NC: FORECLOSURE SALE: Elizur Patton House,Transylvania County Courthouse 7 E Main St, Brevard, NC 28712 Thursday, August 5, 2021 10:00am


Elizur Patton House

Property will sell to the highest bidder for cash.  Time and date subject to change.

Own a piece of early mountain agricultural heritage, less than a 5-minute drive from the thriving mountain community of Brevard and its award-winning “Main Street” downtown area!

Built c.1846 with a large ell addition in 1860, the historic Elizur Patton House is believed to be the second oldest house in Transylvania County, postdating the Deavor House which has been restored by local preservationists as a museum.  The house is an integral part of the early agricultural heritage of Transylvania County and its vernacular architecture. Located in the Pisgah Forest Township of Transylvania County, it is only five minutes from downtown Brevard and is sited upon a rise immediately west of a gentle eastward slope toward the nearby Davidson River. The Patton family was one of the more prominent farming families in the region.

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Georgia AG Files Scathing Response to DOJ’s Election Lawsuit, Blasting It As a ‘Shameless Political Attack’

 Georgia AG Files Scathing Response to DOJ’s Election Lawsuit, Blasting It As a ‘Shameless Political Attack’

Georgia’s top law enforcement officer filed a scathing rebuke to the controversial lawsuit against the state’s new election law by President Biden’s Department of Justice, calling it a “shameless political attack” and urging for its immediate dismissal.

“This is not a legitimate lawsuit from the Department of Justice, it’s a campaign flier,” Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr said in a statement to Fox News.

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Adam Kinzinger Is A Namby-Pamby Clown

 WASHINGTON, DC - JULY 27: U.S. Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) wipes his eyes as he listens to testimony during a hearing by the House Select Committee investigating the January 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol on July 27, 2021 at the Cannon House Office Building in Washington, DC. Members of law enforcement testified about the attack by supporters of former President Donald Trump on the U.S. Capitol. According to authorities, about 140 police officers were injured when they were trampled, had objects thrown at them, and sprayed with chemical irritants during the insurrection. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

If Andrew Cuomo gets an Emmy, Adam Kinzinger deserves an Oscar. Whether motivated by a pin prick in his pocket or mere imaginary circumstance, the Illinois congressman gave a waterworks performance that might have put Shamu to shame during Tuesday’s opening hearing of the “January 6th Commission,” on which Kinzinger and his colleague Liz Cheney make up the only Republicans.

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Watch As Patriot Demolishes This Liberal Nut Job

Via Hal 

 

We have all seen what Libs have in store for us now with this toxic push to divide our country with Critical Race Theory. Progressive "Educators" however, are stoke about the new curriculum that discriminates against white people and have been doing everything in their power to stop the bad publicity from getting out.

The Pennsbury School District in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, went as far as censoring the board meetings so those speaking out against CRT were stricken from the record. But they were in for a rude awakening when former school board member Simon Campbell showed up to give the board a piece of his mind. Campbell not only demanded the termination of Pennsbury's Director of Equity, Diversity & Education, Dr. Cherissa Gibson, he destroyed them when they tried to tell him to calm down.

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Marxists and Gun Control w/ guest speaker Colonel Bill Connor | 2A For Today!

 Via Anonymous

 

Medical tyranny, media manipulation, mandates, mayhem, miseducation... the last vestige and the last stand of liberty is found in a nation's right to bear arms, defend themselves, and secure their own communities from the enterprises of ambition that would trespass them- both foreign and domestic: Marxism is the chief enemy of liberty.

In this episode of "2A For Today!" we chatted with Colonel Bill Connor, retired Army officer, writer, and news reporter. He writes editorials for the Times and Democrat, the Charleston Mercury, the Christian Post and others.

Colonel William M. (Bill) Connor, V, USA (Ret.) is a retired Army officer, an attorney and the owner/founder of Bill Connor Law Firm, LLC, headquartered in Orangeburg, South Carolina. For over 30 years, Connor served as an Infantry officer in the U.S. Army, then South Carolina National Guard, and then Army Reserve, beginning after graduating from The Citadel in 1990.

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The Jan. 6th Show Trials Threaten All of Us By Ron Paul, MD: It is a political charge and a political verdict by a political court.

 Via Kenneth

 

While many Biden backers are enjoying seeing the hammer come down on pro-Trump, non-violent protesters, they should take note: the kind of totalitarian “justice” system they are cheering on will soon be coming for them. It always does.

The recent felony conviction and eight month prison sentence of January 6th protester Paul Hodgkins is an affront to any notion of justice. It is a political charge and a political verdict by a political court. Every American regardless of political persuasion should be terrified of a court system so beholden to politics instead of justice.

We’ve seen this movie before and it does not end well.

Worse than this miscarriage of justice is the despicable attempt by the prosecutor in the case to label Hodgkins – who has no criminal record and was accused of no violent crime – a “terrorist.”

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South Viet Nam Air Force - 1975 - Operations

The Cooper-Church Amendment had a profound effect on the morale and outlook of South Vietnamese leaders at all levels. No longer was there a lever to deter the North Vietnamese from building up forces for an all out fight for a military victory. Only the threat of resuming the bombing restrained North Vietnam. With the amendment, this threat was neutralized. Finally, whereas U.S. airpower had been decisive in halting the 1968 and 1972 offensives, that firepower would no longer be available. Confronted with these factors and the curtailment of money and equipment, Vietnamese leadership stood at the crossroads on the brink of the 1975 offensive. 

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