NFL will cut breast cancer, military charity funds to pay for players’ $89 million social justice activism

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Capitulating to the antics of players disrespecting the national anthem, the National Football League agreed to donate nearly $90 million over the next 7 years to support left-of-center social justice causes.

If that act alone isn’t enough to raise eyebrows, where the NFL is reportedly planning to get the money certainly will.

According to one of the athletes at the forefront of the protests, San Francisco 49ers safety Eric Reid [#35 in the photograph below above], the windfall will come at the expense of the league’s planned financial support for breast cancer and military charities.

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Trump claims 'rigged system' has 'destroyed' Flynn's life, let Hillary off the hook

 

President Trump on Saturday questioned whether his former national security adviser Michael Flynn was the victim of a "rigged system" after he was indicted in the special council's Russia probe.

In a series of tweets on Saturday, Trump suggested Flynn had his life "destroyed" for lying to the FBI, while former Democratic rival Hillary Clinton has got off free after deleting emails.

"So General Flynn lies to the FBI and his life is destroyed, while Crooked Hillary Clinton, on that now famous FBI holiday “interrogation” with no swearing in and no recording, lies many times...and nothing happens to her? Rigged system, or just a double standard?" Trump wrote on Twitter.

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Pompeo: Trump tweets actually 'help' CIA

 

CIA Director Mike Pompeo said on Saturday that President Trump's Twitter habits have actually helped his agency gather and understand intelligence.

Asked by Fox News' Bret Baier in a panel discussion at the Reagan National Defense Forum in Simi Valley, Calif., whether Trump's propensity for Twitter complicated the CIA's work, Pompeo demurred, saying that the agency has gathered important intelligence by observing how U.S. adversaries react to the president's tweets.

"I've actually seen it help us," he said. "I have seen things the president has put on his Twitter account actually have a real-world impact on our capacity to understand what's going on in other places of the world."

"That is, our adversaries responded to those tweets in ways that were helpful to us to understand command and control issues, who's listening to what messages, how those messages are resonating around the world."

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Byron York: Nunes blows up, threatens contempt after FBI stonewalls House on Russia investigator demoted for anti-Trump bias

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House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes has issued an angry demand to the FBI and Department of Justice to explain why they kept the committee in the dark over the reason Special Counsel Robert Mueller kicked a key supervising FBI agent off the Trump-Russia investigation.

Stories in both the Washington Post and New York Times on Saturday reported that Peter Strzok, who played a key role in the original FBI investigation into the Trump-Russia matter, and then a key role in Mueller's investigation, and who earlier had played an equally critical role in the FBI's Hillary Clinton email investigation, was reassigned out of the Mueller office because of anti-Trump texts he exchanged with a top FBI lawyer, Lisa Page, with whom Strzok was having an extramarital affair.

Strzok was transferred to the FBI's human resources office — an obvious demotion -- in July.
The Post reported that Strzok and Page exchanged text messages that "expressed anti-Trump sentiments and other comments that appeared to favor Clinton."

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Where have all the cowboys gone

Via comment by John Robert Mallernee on Why We Need Alpha Males

Has Anyone Noticed?

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I have watched all this fuss over Roy Moore in Alabama recently. For all the allegations (and no proof yet) everyone is just supposed to walk away from Roy Moore and vote for the liberal (socialist) Democrat. If Roy Moore manages to pull off this election in Alabama and become Alabama’s senator then he will be subject to the exact same treatment that Donald Trump has been getting for almost a year now as president. The pattern in both cases is clear. Why if I had a suspicious mind I’d almost be tempted to think that the same people had planned both campaigns against both men.

If Roy Moore manages to win and they can’t find a way to steal it from him, all he has to do is look at Donald Trump and he has to know what he is in store for–every day he is in office.

He will be yet one more vote for Donald Trump’s agenda, which Trump’s adversaries don’t want and he will also be yet another vote against any possible impeachment proceeding that may be brought against Trump for his infamous “Russian collusion nothingburger.”

The Deep State is giving Roy Moore the same treatment with all these women he is supposed to have chased as they gave Trump with his “Russian dossier.”

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Mooretruth.us Refutes Lies About Roy Moore

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Allegation — “Roy Moore was banned from the Gadsden mall for propositioning teenage girls.”
 
— Witnesses Refuting Allegations —

1. Johnny Adams – Employed 26 yrs. Gadsden Mall, Oper. Mgr 14 yrs. over security – “Never heard of anything about Roy Moore being banned or mention of any other issues concerning him.”
2. Johnnie V. Sanders – Employee of Gadsden Mall from late 70’s to mid-2000’s for Morrison’s Cafeteria Corp – “I never heard of Roy Moore’s name come in conversation with any such misconduct against women or a supposed banning from the Gadsden Mall.”
3. Barnes Boyles – Former Manager of the Gadsden Mall – “We did have written reports and things. To my knowledge, he {Moore} was not banned from the mall.”

BEVERLY NELSON’S ALLEGATIONS SUMMER 1977

 

Allegation — “I began work at the restaurant when I was 15.”

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Should the South Survive?

By Clyde Wilson on Apr 29, 2015

 

 

This essay served as the introduction to Why the South Will Survive(University of Georgia Press, 1981).

The South exists. It ought to exist. If Southerners can be brought to acknowledge that “ought,” then it undoubtedly will not only endure but prevail.

OF THE MAKING of books about the South there is no end. This one differs from most in at least one respect—its unembarrassed embrace of the notion that the South is a national asset, a priceless and irreplaceable treasure that must be conserved.

The particular group of people gathered between these covers to support and elucidate this audacious contention is occasional. All are friends, or friends of friends, of the person privileged to compose this prefatory statement. I freely admit that many other writers of equal or superior merit might have been called upon, or even an en­tirely different group assembled for this purpose. When word got around, informally, that a manifesto of Southern pride was con­templated, to coincide with the fiftieth anniversary of the publica­tion of I’ll Take My Stand, the outpouring of interest and sympathy was surprisingly large, certainly large enough to indicate that the proposal struck a hidden vein of public feeling. Like the Confeder­acy in its first year, we had more volunteers than we could well make use of.

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Lockheed U-2 "Dragon Lady" at Bien Hoa Air Base, Vietnam 1965

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Steve Hilton: Trump should cancel state visit, give UK a 'big, beautiful' trade deal

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The ubiquitous caveat of the Twitter era – “retweets are not endorsements” – may finally have demonstrated its worth, after President Trump retweeted three anti-Muslim videos Wednesday that had been posted by the leader of a far-right British group.

Lacking the famous caveat, the president’s retweeting caused a transatlantic incident and now threatens the U.S. relationship with Britain, our closest ally, we are told.

It’s so bad that the president’s working trip to Britain – planned for January to formally open the new American embassy in London – has now been postponed indefinitely, according to a report  and there are calls for a more formal state visit to be cancelled.

Well, I sure hope the visit is off. But not for the reason you might think.

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