‘Outright Ashamed’: Candace Owens Calls Out ‘Senseless Hatred’ of Trump Over Left’s Defense of Baltimore

Via Billy

When Candace Owens gets worked up, there are really only two options: Step out of the way, or get ready to be steamrolled by logic and righteous indignation.

Owens has become one of the fastest-rising conservative stars of the last few years, frequently obliterating opponents on talk shows and on Twitter. On Monday, she did just that during an appearance on Fox News’ “The Ingraham Angle” while taking on Democratic strategist Monique Pressley.

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Sides square up for Confederate flag battle in Alpharetta

Brock, Don’t know if you had seen this yet.Your Northern Copperhead Friend, Greg.

 

A parade aimed at honoring veterans has turned into a battle over the Confederate flag.

A federal judge ruled on Friday that the flag could not fly in Saturday's Old Soldiers Day parade in Alpharetta. The parade is a decades-long tradition.
"We thought we'd come and check it out," said Ken Leiker, who came to see the parade with his family. "We've heard about all the old soldiers and all the pagentry. So far, it's been a lot of fun."

"I like the flags and all of the stuff and the trumpets too," said young Abby Towe, who was there with her parents.

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This n' That

 

Two pictures above Native PawPaw Tree, NC

 

Gnat away:)

 

Mykah

 

At Cristine's above seven

Boomer above!

 

The Trading Post: Southern Food & Spirits

CNN’s Don Lemon Takes Attacks To New Low In Interview With Black Pastor Who Met With Trump

 

Earlier this week, CNN host Don Lemon took his partisan attacks to a new low in an interview with Rev. Bill Owens, the founder of the Coalition of African American Pastors (CAAP).

 Lemon went after Mr. Owens for attending a meeting with President Donald Trump on Monday, in which the two discussed issues concerning poverty-stricken areas. The CNN host insinuated that the pastor should not be taken seriously and effectively accused him of being a sellout to his race by providing a shield for Trump’s supposed “racism.”

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MALKIN: Freedom Of Assembly Under Fire

 

Do law-abiding American citizens still have the right to gather peacefully to discuss their ideas without fear of government censorship and retribution?

In my adopted hometown of Colorado Springs, the answer is "No" if you believe in strict border control or question whether the U.S. can survive as a nation-state. The answer is "No" if you wish to meet with others to express concern about the unsustainability of current U.S. immigration policy.

The answer is "No" if you dare to speak unvarnished truths about the deleterious security and economic impacts of illegal immigrants, Third World and sharia-promoting Muslim refugees, temporary guest workers, chain migration beneficiaries, diversity visa lottery winners, and legions of unassimilated and unvetted visitors and other visa holders from around the world. 

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The Coming Middle Eastern Storm

Via Billy

 

The next war between Israel and Hezbollah will be a region-wide fight, with Iraq playing a key role

 Since 2013, Israel has attacked Iranian targets in Syria hundreds of times, killing soldiers and decimating equipment and facilities. Israel's aerial campaign led Iran, which seeks to establish another military front against the Jewish state, to move the bulk of its assets away from the Syrian-Israeli border to Iraq earlier this year. Since then, Iran has entrenched itself militarily in Iraq, where, according to Israel's intelligence assessment for 2019, "the domestic and international situation … created better opportunities for [Tehran] to prepare its regional plans" to dominate the Middle East. 

Specifically, Iran deployed more members of its Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and Lebanese Hezbollah, an Iranian-backed terrorist organization, to bolster the two cornerstones of Iran's military entrenchment in Iraq: missile systems and Shiite militias that obey Tehran.

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Lowell "Bo" Burwell comments on his service in Viet Nam with 3D Force Reconnaissance Company

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Is it Time for America to Break Apart?

 

The time has come; the moment has arrived for us to discuss not only what is wrong with the country, but how we actually might resolve the issues that confront us. And just perhaps the answer is not a new and necessarily-controlled or imposed faux-nationalism, but some sort of national separation, hopefully peaceful, that might be the least disagreeable course. The other options, all of them, bring violence, civil war, and probably dictatorship. And that is something we must hope to avoid.

There is a question that increasingly arises, uncomfortably, in our conversations…from brief exchanges at work at the water cooler, at home with family, after church on Sunday, with our email messages to friends and associates. To watch any amount of television news these days, to switch back and forth between, say, CNN and Fox, and to listen to their interpretations of any event or issue, no matter what, that same question clambers in the background like an unchained wild beast:

What has happened—what is happening—to the geographical entity we call the United States, to its people, to its culture? Does it not seem like the country is coming apart at the seams, in just about everything, from its once-established moral base in a more or less historic Christian framework to its very vision of reality, of what is real and what is not?

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‘He Was Delicious.’ Ted Cruz Responds After Being Accused of Eating Someone’s Son

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Speaking to the 41st annual National Conservative Student Conference held by Young America’s Foundation, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz made a special request of Republicans.

“Have fun,” Cruz said, “look, frankly, too many Republicans, too many conservatives, they act like they’ve got a stick inserted somewhere it don’t belong. Like just lighten up and laugh, would it kill you to have some fun?”

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RAW VIDEO: Trooper shooting in Johnston County on April 4

Via John "Excellent police work in NC; not far from where I live."