Tuesday, June 8, 2021

Steve Bannon: Trump Should Be Voted as House Speaker and Move to Impeach Joe Biden

Steve Bannon: Trump Should Be Voted as House Speaker and Move to Impeach Joe Biden

Donald Trump recently said it would be an “interesting” idea for him to run for a Florida seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2022.

And former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon thinks it can happen.

During an interview on The War Room podcast, Bannon and Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene discussed Trump not running for Congress but being elected the next Speaker of the House in 2022 if Republicans take back the House.

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China warns U.S. to 'stop all forms' of official outreach to Taiwan: Tells State Department to cease 'elevating its relationship'

 Via Billy


 I doubt they would say this to Trump.

In response to Secretary of State Anthony Blinken signaling the U.S. will start to build a “framework” with Taiwan to establish trade relations, a Chinese Embassy spokesperson has demanded communications cease.

“Stop all forms of official exchanges and contacts with Taiwan, stop elevating its relationship with the Taiwan region in any substantive way,” the spokesman said in a statement to The Wall Street Journal.

The Biden administration has taken to strengthen its ties with a territory China claims as its own. Democratic Sen. Tammy Duckworth of Illinois, Democratic Sen. Christopher Coons of Delaware, and Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan of Alaska announced the U.S. would donate 750,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine to Taiwan while visiting the country.

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Way down yonder in the Paw Paw patch

Via David

 

My 3.  Christine has 3 also.

Call it the American Custard Apple or the West Virginia Banana, but it’s neither apple nor banana. It’s the Paw-paw (Asimina trilob), the largest native fruit of North America, and it grows throughout Appalachia. There are about seven other members of the genus Asimina, all growing in the southeastern U.S. Mature pawpaw trees produce fruits 2″ wide by 10″ long, which turn from green, to yellow, and then black as they ripen in the fall.

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Western Civilization-Post Scriptum

 

I once wrote an article on the problems arising from what I termed “group condemnation.” I believed that in attempting to warn people of dangers lurking in the culture, those who blamed “groups” rather than individuals tended to lose credibility. To speak against the Jews or the blacks or any “group” rather than individuals within those groups often resulted in charges of bigotry and, in consequence, the loss of the transmission of valuable and needful information. But times have changed in ways that intelligent, rational people could not have anticipated even a few years ago.

Today, group allegations are openly accepted even by people who are reasonably intelligent and rational! And this change is across the board; it is not limited to condemnation but also involves support and approval based not upon actions but upon the groups involved in those actions! As a result, today one does not look at individual behavior! In a protected group, its members’ actions are either approved or, if that is not rationally possible, ignored, disguised or otherwise concealed. Whereas, in a targeted group, its members are blamed, castigated or otherwise condemned without any evidence of wrongdoing and, indeed, even when there is clear proof of innocence!

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Marxists UNC

 Via Ryan

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UNC system is run by Marxists. This is why I transferred to Liberty in 2001. It's worse now with the identity politics and taxpayer funded left-wing Neomarxist propaganda.

Politics

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Auction: An extraordinarily rare and important 19th-century urn

 Furniture, A Gilt Bronze-Mounted Patinated Copper Two-Handled Vase by Alexis
Decaix, Designed by Thomas Hope for his Duchess Street Mans...

 An extraordinarily rare and important 19th-century urn, thought lost to history, was recently discovered by Heritage Auctions and is set to go to auction June 22 in Dallas, Texas. Designed in the early 19th century by furniture designer Thomas Hope, the urn was found in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the collection of David D. Denham, where it had been modified into a side table.

Heritage has set a conservative pre-auction estimate of $40,000 to $60,000 on the rare bronze. According to research, the urn's mate resides in London's Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A), the world's largest museum of applied and decorative arts and design.

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Department Of Defense: We Won’t Fly Pride Flag

 Gay Pride Flag At Boston City Hall

On Friday, the Defense Department indicated that they don’t share Secretary of State Antony Blinken’s perspective on flying the LGBT pride flag, saying the Defense Department will not allow the flag to be flown at its installations to celebrate Pride month.

Defense Department spokesman John Kirby stated, “After some careful consideration the department will maintain the existing policy regarding the display” at military bases. “There won’t be an exception made for the Pride flag. This in no way reflects any lack of respect or admiration for the LGBTQ+ community. This was really more about the potential … for other challenges that could arise from that exception,” Fox News reported.

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Teacher Suspended For Refusing To Affirm Children’s ‘Trans’ Pronouns Is Fighting Back


General area where I grew up.

After Byron “Tanner” Cross, a P.E. teacher at Leesburg Elementary School, told the Loudoun County school board that he will not affirm children’s so-called “transgender” identity, citing his Christian faith, he was immediately placed on administrative leave.

Now, Mr. Cross is fighting back. 

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Trump to Hold ‘History Tour’ With Bill O’Reilly in December

Trump to Hold ‘History Tour’ With Bill O’Reilly in December

Former President Donald Trump will conduct a series of four live “The History Tour” conversations across the nation in December with Bill O’Reilly, the former Fox News host announced on Monday.

During the live conversations, Trump will provide a “never before heard inside view of his administration—which will be historical in and of itself,” O’Reilly’s news release states.

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