Human Trafficker Confesses on Camera to Murdering Between 4-500 Little Girls

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How does a man live with himself doing such things?  Ross Kemp, a British investigative journalist, interviewed a self-professed child trafficker from India in 2013.  If confessing to child trafficking were not enough, the man in the interview claims to have killed somewhere between 4-500 little girls.

The man in the interview is referred to as "Mr. Kahn."  Most child traffickers are embarrassed or will not confess to such depravity, but not Kahn.  He is on record confessing to selling thousands of children into sex slavery and killing hundreds that he was not able to sell.

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New Poll Finds Record Number Of Brain-Dead Americans Want More Government In Their Lives

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In a poll conducted a few days ago by NBC News / Wall Street Journal, a record 57% of Americans responded that they want MORE government in their lives, and that the government should be doing more to solve people’s problems.

That’s the highest percentage since they started asking this question in 1995.

In fact, 57% is nearly double what people responded in the mid-90s.

More @ Zero Hedge

Compare Trump's pro-life first 100 days to what would have been under President Clinton

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President Trump will round out his first 100 days in the Oval Office at the end of the week. He's already taken heat from the media and his critics about a lack of accomplishments, which is unfair and inaccurate.

For conservatives and the pro-life movement, if the election had gone the other way, these first 100 days would be the start of a very long nightmare.

There would be no pro-life attorney general and secretary of health and human services.

Taxpayers would still be funding international abortion groups.

A Supreme Court justice in the mold of pro-abortion Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg would have been seated on the bench.

Planned Parenthood CEO Cecile Richards and all her friends would have staffed the West Wing and Oval Office, instead of pro-lifers like Kellyanne Conway and Vice President Mike Pence.

More @ Washington Examiner

Sean Spicer: Trump not backing down on wall funding in spending bill

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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said President Trump will not budge on his main priorities for the spending bill to keep the government fully running past Friday, namely his controversial wall for the southern border.

Spicer told reporters Trump is negotiating with House and Senate leaders on the continuing resolution to keep the government open and avoid a partial shutdown. It appears the wall along the border with Mexico might end up being one of the major sticking points in negotiations to get a bill on Trump's desk by Friday.

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The message Maj Bung Dropped On The Midway

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 The Cessna O-1 Bird Dog that Major Bung landed on the USS Midway

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Judge declares mistrial in Bundy standoff after jury deadlocks on conspiracy counts

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A federal judge on Monday declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on conspiracy counts against six men charged in the 2014 armed standoff between the Bureau of Land Management and Nevada’s Bundy ranching family.

The jury had reached guilty verdicts earlier Monday on lesser charges against two of the six defendants, but jurors declared themselves “hopelessly deadlocked” on federal conspiracy charges against the group.

Greg Burleson, 53, of Phoenix, and Todd Engel, 49, of Boundary County, Idaho, were found guilty of obstruction of justice and interstate travel in aid of extortion stemming from the April 2014 clash over grazing rights on federal land.

Burleson, who was described as an ex-FBI informant and shown in a video saying he posed as a member of a bogus film crew during the standoff, was convicted on six other counts, including threatening and assaulting a federal officer.

More @ The Washington Times

Confederate monuments are coming down in NOLA

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Via Nancy

This is deeply disgusting on so many levels:

“On the same day that some southern states were honoring their rebel heritage, masked workers in New Orleans dismantled a monument to that past — chunk by chunk, under darkness and the protection of police snipers.

“We will no longer allow the Confederacy to literally be put on a pedestal,” Mayor Mitch Landrieu (D) said after a 19th-century obelisk honoring what the mayor called “white supremacists” was taken down early Monday. …

After a small group of protesters dispersed about 1:30 a.m., police officers barricaded surrounding streets, and snipers took position on a rooftop above the statue, according to the Times-Picayune. By 3 a.m., workers were drilling into the obelisk’s pale stonework.

Contractors wore face masks, helmets and what one reporter described at a news conference the next morning as “militarylike bulletproof vests.” Landrieu said the workers were disguised for their protection. …”

What lessons can we draw from this?

1.) We stayed out of these heritage fights for a reason. We wanted to illustrate that groups like the SCV are incapable of preserving our heritage with their preferred methods.

More @ Occidental Dissent

Entire Senate being called to White House for North Korea briefing

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The entire U.S. Senate has been invited to the White House for a briefing Wednesday on the North Korea situation, amid escalating tensions over the country’s missile tests and bellicose rhetoric.

White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer confirmed the upcoming briefing, for all 100 senators, on Monday.

Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, Secretary of Defense Jim Mattis, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Joseph Dunford and Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats plan to provide the update to lawmakers.

It is rare for the entire Senate to be invited to such a briefing.

More with video @ Fox

Kelly issues nuclear missile prediction

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Ron Paul: Candidate Trump: ‘I Love Wikileaks.’ President Trump: ‘Arrest Assange!’

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“I love Wikileaks,” candidate Donald Trump said on October 10th on the campaign trail. He praised the organization for reporting on the darker side of the Hillary Clinton campaign. It was information likely leaked by a whistleblower from within the Clinton campaign to Wikileaks.

Back then he praised Wikileaks for promoting transparency, but candidate Trump looks less like President Trump every day. The candidate praised whistleblowers and Wikileaks often on the campaign trail. In fact, candidate Trump loved Wikileaks so much he mentioned the organization more than 140 times in the final month of the campaign alone! Now, as President, it seems Trump wants Wikileaks founder Julian Assange sent to prison.

Last week CNN reported, citing anonymous “intelligence community” sources, that the Trump Administration’s Justice Department was seeking the arrest of Assange and had found a way to charge the Wikileaks founder for publishing classified information without charging other media outlets such as the New York Times and Washington Post for publishing the same information.

It might have been tempting to write off the CNN report as “fake news,” as is much of their reporting, but for the fact President Trump said in an interview on Friday that issuing an arrest warrant for Julian Assange would be, “OK with me.”

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