Tuesday, May 07, 2024

21-year-old mexican tracked his friend's stolen vehicle to a Cloverleaf area chop shop--and then they murdered him

By A Texas Reader
tuesday, may 7, 2024 at 06:51:23 p.m. edt

"21-year-old mexican killed after finding friend's stolen vehicle at cloverleaf area chop shop, deputies say"

https://abc13.com/post/brownsville-street-shooting-shawn-mireles-death-jorge-zuniga-martnez-charged-shots-fired-east-harris-county-chop-shop/14779770/



black supremacist Stephen A. Smith, fan-boy of cop-killer Louis Farrakhan, leader of the murderous nation of islam, which has slaughtered at least 100 Whites, asserts that no White can call him a “racist”

By N.S.

“The List: Updated List of Nation of Islam Attacks on Whites”

https://thezebraproject.blogspot.com/2020/08/updated-list-of-nation-of-islam-attacks.html

“Stephen A. Smith snaps back at former mlb pitcher who called him ‘racist’ for blasting Mike Trout after injury”

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/stephen-a-smith-snaps-back-former-mlb-pitcher-called-him-racist-blasting-mike-trout-after-injury



the boys scouts, rip

By N.S.

"boy scouts take final woke step, announce incredible name change"

"'pretty soon it will be run by drag queens and called twerk camp'"

https://www.wnd.com/2024/05/boy-scouts-take-final-step-wokeness-announce-incredible-name-change/



Monday, May 06, 2024

n. va: pix of dusky guy arrested for bank robberies, drug store holdups

By "W"
wednesday, may 1, 2024 at 11:59:19 p.m. edt

n.va: pix of dusky guy arrested for bank robberies, drug store holdups

I kinda knew when I read the news alert that it wouldn't be an Amish teen gone wild: https://www.insidenova.com/headlines/updated-man-charged-in-string-of-bank-and-drug-store-robberies-in-prince-william-stafford/article_df30754a-0729-11ef-82a9-17639729eff1.html



Transcript of Eva Vlaardingerbroek speech at cpac hungary

By "W"
friday, may 3, 2024 at 03:27:08 p.m. edt

Transcript of Eva Vlaardingerbroek speech at cpac hungary

If I already sent this, I apologize. But it wouldn't hurt to hear and read her powerful remarks again:

https://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2024/04/27/eva_vlaardingerbroek_at_cpac_hungary_the_great_replacement_is_no_longer_a_theory_its_reality.html

But it wouldn't hurt to hear and read her powerful remarks again:

"Eva Vlaardingerbroek at cpac hungary: the great replacement is no longer a theory, it's reality"



former baltimore "prosecutor" seeks preemptive pardon from brandon

By "W"
monday, may 6, 2024 at 02:56:27 a.m. edt

"former baltimore 'prosecutor' seeks preemptive pardon from brandon"

I should have added that she has a "sister" in chicongo state's atty kim foxx:

https://www.cookcountystatesattorney.org/about/kimberly-foxx

not seeking reelection in 2024. note her handling of jussie smollett case: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WkkpAhsKXoQ

she did persecute the 6 cops who had to deal with freddie gray

"ex-baltimore prosecutor seeks Biden pardon from 40-year sentence" | headline usa

(Molly Bruns, headline usa) "Marilyn Mosby, former district attorney of baltimore, Maryland, has requested a pree..."



One of Barack's sons gone wild? family identifies Houston attorney as man killed after trying to calm angry customer at McDonald’s off Katy freeway

By A Texas Reader
monday, may 6, 2024 at 09:43:44 p.m. edt

Brown bear ruins child’s birthday eating ducklings in its enclosure in front of them

By R.C.
monday, may 6, 2024 at 09:53:47 p.m. edt

Brown bear ruins child’s birthday eating ducklings in its enclosure in front of them

https://www.audacy.com/krld/news/national/brown-bear-ruins-childs-birthday-eating-ducklings-enclosure?json?

It wasn’t a black bear?



man dead after crashing into white house fence

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
monday, may 6, 2024 at 11:41:00 p.m. edt

abc7

GRA: I guess we won’t be seeing Hunter Biden anymore.

--GRA



dusky doings dept: mr. Polite's gun doesn't go off when he tries to shoot pastor Germany

By N.S.
monday, may 6, 2024 at 10:58:52 p.m. edt

dusky doings dept: mr. Polite's gun doesn't go off when he tries to shoot pastor Germany

God's Will be done...or something:

“man tries to shoot pastor during service livestream; suspect’s relative is later found dead

“Bernard Junior Polite, 26, told Glenn Germany he was ‘hearing voices’ that told him to shoot him on sunday. Pennsylvania state police said ‘the firearm failed to discharge.’”

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/man-attempts-shoot-pennsylvania-pastor-sermon-livestream-suspects-rela-rcna150817



former Maryland lacrosse star Callum Robinson among surfers found dead in mexico

By Prince George's County Ex-Pat
monday, may 6, 2024 at 08:34:06 p.m. edt

former Maryland lacrosse star Callum Robinson among surfers found dead in mexico

https://wjla.com/news/local/callum-robinson-maryland-lacrosse-player-star-stevenson-university-chesapeake-bay-hawks-annapolis-missing-dead-american-surfers-mexico-trip-jake-murder-baja-penisula-truck-stolen-tires

“There are jobs that Americans won’t do.”



black supremacist manhattan criminal advocate Alvin Bragg seeks to convict the president simply of winning the 2016 election


N.S.: Alex Berenson is assuming that the one-sided game democrats are playing is dangerous. But how? republicans never match fire with fire, so democrats have nothing to worry about. Note how, with all of the crimes they have committed against him, democrats keep demanding the President promise he will not seek revenge against them, if he wins for a third time. And democrats and other Trump-haters are even demanding that he not avenge himself against goper backstabbers. Then again, he stabbed his own most loyal gop supporter, Jeff Sessions, in the back.


From: Alex Berenson from Unreported Truths <alexberenson@substack.com>
To: "add1dda@aol.com" <add1dda@aol.com>
Sent: monday, may 6, 2024 at 03:16:27 p.m. edt

"the manhattan district attorney's office is playing a very dangerous game in Donald Trump's trial"

"democratic prosecutors are saying the quiet part out loud to a democratic jury: convict Trump for winning the 2016 election. if he wins again this year, they (and all of us) will reap the whirlwind."

[N.S.: And if he "loses" this year, we will also reap the whirlwind.]

the manhattan district attorney's office is playing a very dangerous game in Donald Trump's trial

"democratic prosecutors are saying the quiet part out loud to a democratic jury: convict Trump for winning the 2016 election. if he wins again this year, they (and all of us) will reap the whirlwind.

Alex Berenson
may 6

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"A criminal scheme to corrupt the 2016 presidential election."

That's the crime prosecutor Matthew Colangelo - a top official in Joe Biden's Justice Department until he joined the Manhattan district attorney's office to prosecute Donald Trump - claimed last week Trump had committed.

That "scheme" is why Trump faces 34 New York state felony charges for "falsifying business records," a crime that is normally a misdemeanor, Colangelo said in his opening statement to the Manhattan jury that will decide if Trump is guilty.

In mid-April, a Richard L. Hasen, a left-leaning expert on election law, wrote in the Los Angeles Times the New York charges "are so minor I don't expect they will shake up the presidential race."

Hasen was half-right. The charges are minor. But the way prosecutors are framing the case is not. Local Democratic prosecutors want to send Trump, a Republican, to prison, for a "crime" that comes down to beating Hillary Clinton in 2016.

Win or lose, their effort may destabilize the American legal system for decades.

(To understand exactly why, subscribe! This one is worth it, or your money back.)

In a 2009 book called "Three Felonies a Day: How the Feds Target the Innocent," Harvey Silverglate, a veteran defense lawyer, described how federal United States attorneys used vague laws to bring indictments against unpopular politicians and business executives.

The problem had worsened for decades as the federal criminal code expanded and prosecutors pushed its limits, Silverglate argued. He quoted Robert Jackson, a Supreme Court Justice who was also the chief American prosecutor in the post-World War 2 crimes trials at Nuremberg:

After explaining why a federal prosecutor must choose cases carefully and recognize that not every crime can be pursued, Jackson turned to the heart of his talk: '"If the prosecutor is obliged to choose his cases, it follows that he can choose his defendants."

Here one finds "the most dangerous power of the prosecutor: that he will pick people that he thinks he should get, rather than pick cases that need to be prosecuted."

Silverglate expressed less concern about state prosecutors. Tighter statutes restricted them and they focused on more obvious crimes, Silverglate wrote.

But the Trump indictment flips Silverglate's concern about the power of federal prosecutors and local politicians on its head.

In this case, local prosecutors, who answer only to local voters in a heavily Democratic county, aren't just stretching a state criminal statute to its limits. They are doing so explicitly to punish a Republican politician over his tactics in his race for president - the only truly national election in the United States.

To be clear, prosecutors have not charged Trump with committing any crime in 2016. He is charged only with technical violations of obscure bookkeeping laws in 2017.

In fact, the actual crime Trump supposedly committed is almost farcical in its unimportance. He supposedly misclassified $420,000 in expenses in internal accounting records as "legal services" when they were actually reimbursements for payments that his lawyer Michael Cohen had made on his behalf.

But the 2016 election underlies the indictment, and not in a subtle or implicit way, as the prosecution has made clear.

The government's star witness during the trial's first week was David Pecker, the former publisher of the National Enquirer. Pecker testified about his efforts to improve Trump's image in the years before the 2016 election.

Pecker paid Karen McDougal, a woman who claimed she had had an affair with Trump, $150,000 to buy the exclusive rights to her story. Then he buried it, a practice called "catch and kill."

Seamy, for sure. And in 2021, Pecker agreed to pay $187,500 to settle a Federal Election Commission investigation into whether the payment to MacDougal was an illegal campaign contribution.

But Trump is not charged for anything related to the National Enquirer's payments to MacDougal. Instead, prosecutors used Pecker's testimony to make the case that Trump worried that publicity about his affairs with MacDougal and Stormy Daniels, a porn star, might hurt his campaign in 2016.

(Don't do the porn star if you can't do the time?)

Assume the prosecutors are correct. Assume Trump's only motive for hiding his affairs was to improve the chances he would win the 2016, that he didn't want to keep them secret for some other reason. Assume also that he actually coordinated with Pecker and the National Enquirer to hide MacDougal's story.

The correct response remains, So what? Why on earth is Trump on trial?

In 2016, Hillary Clinton's campaign used campaign funds to pay for the infamous "Steele dossier," the research report that falsely linked Trump to Russia. This is not a conspiracy theory. In 2022, Clinton's campaign and the Democratic National Committee paid a $113,000 fine to the FEC to settle an investigation into the payments.

Clinton's campaign then worked with friendly news organizations to plant stories based on that research.

(For once, you can trust CNN)

And Clinton's campaign had a relationship with elite media outlets like the New York Times at least as good as the one Trump had with the National Enquirer. (Famously, Amy Chozick, the Times's lead reporter on the Clinton campaign, wrote that she'd cried the day after Trump beat Clinton in 2016. Pecker and Trump may be friends, but it is hard to imagine Pecker shedding tears if Trump had lost.)

If Donald Trump is being indicted for his 2016 shenanigans, why isn't Hillary Clinton?

To be clear, I am not suggesting anyone should prosecute Clinton for the role her campaign played in generating the Steele dossier or spreading it around.

What I am saying is that, as Finley Peter Dunne famously said in 1895, "Politics ain't beanbag." Any candidate worthy of the name will want to win badly, and will do everything possible to portray himself in the best possible light and his opponent in the worst. That's true in every election, much less one where the world's most powerful office is at stake.

For local prosecutors to attempt to turn what are most technical legal violations into felonies on the basis that Donald Trump wanted to keep his private affairs private in a presidential election is a dangerous overreach.

The fact Trump is leading Joe Biden in this year's presidential race makes the situation even worse.

The New York Times argued convincingly this weekend in a long piece (paywalled) that Trump's view of the United States and the American justice system has darkened considerably since 2016.

But what the Times didn't acknowledge is that Trump now has every reason to view American law as hopelessly politicized and prosecutors as targeting him. Whatever the strengths and weaknesses of the three other indictments Trump faces, the Manhattan case is a travesty, a poison pill that no amount of sugarcoating can hide.

Perhaps recognizing this uncomfortable truth, the times ran an (paywalled) op-ed today from a former prosecutor in the manhattan district attorney's office claiming that the indictment "is not really about election interference, nor is it a politically motivated attempt to criminalize a benign personal deal. Boring as it may sound, it is a case about business integrity."

This is nonsense, of course, and not just because no similar case has ever been charged as a felony. Colangelo's own words to the jury belie any effort to normalize this case.

Win or lose, the manhattan district attorney's office has made a terrible mistake. At best, it has opened the way for partisan local prosecutors in all 50 states to look for any excuse to interfere in federal elections.

And if Trump wins this fall, he will be in a position to unleash federal law enforcement on his opponents. He shouldn't, of course. [N.S.: Why not?! He'd be a fool not to!] But after this indictment, even a man far more patient and forgiving than Donald Trump would have a hard time not wanting revenge.



hummus nazis changed cease-fire deal to count bodies of hostages it had raped, tortured, and murdered, as if they were alive, in proposed prisoner swap, and to end the war it started, which Israel will not accept

By N.S.

"hamas changed cease-fire deal to let them include bodies of dead hostages in prisoner swap: report" "hamas changed cease-fire deal to count hostages as 'alive' or 'bodies' in proposed prisoner swap: report"

"the deal signed by hamas also included an end to the war in gaza -- something the Israeli side said it would not accept."

Sir Cannon of House Who Cares "Well who's fault is that? Indiscriminate bombing everywhere then precision bombing of day care centers and maternity wards will kind of knock off a few of the hostages don't ya think?"

N.S.: You mean the hostages the hummus nazis raped, tortured, and murdered?

Allan "Unfortunately, Israels has created more anger with their genocide campaign. God bless all people."

N.S.: That's the same thing the not zees said about the Holocaust. So, the Jews committed "genocide" against the not zees on October 7th?

How can Netanyahu negotiate a deal with the very terrorist group he has pledged to destroy?

Allan "And so you are advocating the killing of about40,000 Israeli citizens, mostly women and children? That would also be genocide and in contravention of international law,"

N.S.: That's not at all what he said. What you said sounds like something hummus would say. And there is no "international law."

Omen55 "That change means the hostages are dead.

"The post censure rejected my reply.

"So use your imagination since they can't edit it."

JS Alexander "Yep. The posts wants to make hamas look good which won’t be forgotten."

N.S.: The post and fake president/real gangster Joe Biden both clearly support the not zee hummus terrorists.

https://nypost.com/2024/05/06/world-news/hamas-changed-ceasefire-deal-to-count-dead-hostages-report/



Another darkie does well in the Turd World of banking

By R.C.
monday, may 6, 2024 at 08:19:25 p.m. edt

Another darkie does well in the Turd World of banking

https://www.linkedin.com/in/gunjan-kedia-3746b727/

More CRA horse--it.



fun facts on britain today

By A Colleague

the mayor of London is a moslem.

the mayor of birmingham is a moslem.

The mayor of leeds is moslem.

mayor of blackburn - moslem.

the mayor of sheffield is a moslem.

the mayor of oxford is a moslem.

the mayor of luton is a moslem.

the mayor of oldham is moslem.

the mayor of rochdale is moslem.

All this was achieved by only four million moslems out of 66 million people in england: Today there are over 3,000 mosques in england. There are over 130 sharia courts. There are more than 50 sharia councils. 78 percent of moslem women do not work, receive state support and free accommodation.

63 percent of moslems do not work, receive state support and free housing.

State-supported moslem families with an average of six to eight children receive free accommodation.

Now every school in the uk is required to teach lessons about islam. Has anyone ever been given an opportunity to vote for this?



Sunday, May 05, 2024

breaking: abc fires incompetent, light, bright, and damn near White affirmative action news president Kim Godwin (mug shot)

By N.S.

"breaking: embattled abc news president Kim Godwin steps down"

"'I have decided to retire from broadcast journalism,' Godwin said in a memo to staff and obtained by the post."

That must mean that they paid her a severance deal adequate for her to live off of for a few weeks (she's black). Whatever it is, it would hold a White over for life.

When you're an affirmative action hire, they pay you to leave. If you're a White guy, they threaten to get security to drag you out. Then again, when a white female boss pulled that stunt on me once, I challenged her: What are they gonna go?!," and she backed off.

https://nypost.com/2024/05/05/business/embattled-abc-news-president-kim-godwin-steps-down-sources/





Another hidden figures-style hoax: Two black HS students “solve” an “unsolvable” math problem and are now being hailed as modern day hidden figures heroes

By Jerry PDX

Two black HS students “solve” an “unsolvable” math problem and are now being hailed as modern day hidden figures heroes:

https://www.bizpacreview.com/2024/05/05/60-minutes-called-out-over-claim-two-high-school-seniors-solved-impossible-theorem-1457325/

Problem is, it had already been solved about 15 yrs. ago buy a White, who had a more efficient solution than they did.

Didn't stop 60 Minutes from running with the story. They just saw black skin and fell all over themselves to get this story out there.



s--thole de mayo: cinco de mayo parade in chicago canceled, as fight between latin kings and satan’s disciples breaks out (video)

By R.C.
sunday, may 5, 2024 at 10:58:54 p.m. edt

cinco de mayo parade in chicago canceled as explosive fight between latin kings and rival gang satan’s disciples breaks out in broad daylight (video)

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/cinco-de-mayo-parade-chicago-canceled-as-latin/

s--thole de mayo.

ole!



Harvard medical school (graphic, grim humor)

By An Old Friend
sunday, may 5, 2024 at 08:37:20 p.m. edt

Harvard medical school

Greetings to you, minority white comrade, from Harvard Medical School. How about a little dance? 


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Columbia law neo-Nazis demand they be rewarded for their terrorism! (video)

By N.S.

This is what comes of neither expelling nor prosecuting terrorists.





Chords of Mystic Memory: Spielberg’s Homage to Ford in Saving Private Ryan

By Nicholas Stix

When one thinks of that phrase, one thinks first of Mr. Lincoln, and then of music.

Those of us of a certain age were taught American folk songs very young, in school, at sleepaway camp, movie theaters (“follow the bouncing ball”), on tv, and by our parents.

Movies, even ballets, were full of such music. John Ford (1894-1973) movies were full of folk songs, like “Red River Valley,” even in his World War II classic, They were Expendable (1945).

In Hugo Friedhofer’s (1901-1981) at times emotionally overwhelming score to the greatest picture ever made, combat veteran William Wyler’s (1902-1981) The Best Years of Our Lives (1946), Friedhofer took a theme from Aaron Copland’s (1900-1990) ballet score, Billy the Kid (1938), signifying the hectic pace of town, as opposed to ranch life, and slowed it down, to express the romantic and domestic hopes of disabled, returning combat veteran Homer Parrish’s fiance, his next door neighbor Wilma. (“Wilma’s Theme” runs from 0:40-2:36 here).

Over 40 years later, when the at times stunning dramatic series China Beach (1988-1991), about the Vietnam War alternated, beginning with its third season, between showing veterans during the war, and them coping with civilian life many years later, composer-actor John Rubinstein took Copland’s theme and alternated it with the theme Rubinstein had written for the show. The veterans’ time “in country” had been the best years of their lives. How many people would have caught that? It was a wonderful, historical and spiritual treat for the few who did.

However, there are other such “chords” of mystic memory, which are images or words.

Ford and his greatest student, John Wayne (1907-1979), understood that perfectly.

At the end of Ford’s masterpiece of masterpieces, The Searchers (1956), Wayne, as Indian-killer Ethan Edwards, turns and faces the camera and the house of his late mother, brother, sister-in-law (the secret love of his life), and niece and nephew, the women gang-raped and all of them slaughtered by the Comanche at different times, and grabs the crook of his left arm with his right hand. It was a sign that Wayne’s childhood movie idol, the late Harry Carey (1878-1947), sometimes made. It stood for rectitude. Wayne did that for Carey’s widow, Olive (1896-1988), who was silently standing off-camera, tears flowing down her cheeks; for Harry Carey fans everywhere; and for everyone else watching the picture.

In Ford’s Drums Along the Mohawk (1939), about the Revolutionary War, as Gil Martin (Henry Fonda, 1905-1982) is marching off to war, his wife, Lana (Claudette Colbert 1903-1996) stands atop bales of hay, watching him, and slumps onto her side.

That image would make quite the impression on Steven Spielberg (1946-). Circa 1962, Ford would give the teenaged Spielberg a brief, private audience.

Fifty-six years later, when Spielberg made his own masterpiece of masterpieces, Saving Private Ryan (1998), there is a seven-and-a-half minute sequence which is as stunning as anything I’ve ever seen on the screen.

We see, through DoP Janusz Kaminski’s (1959-) lens, a dim office at the War Department, just after D-Day, full of women typing condolence letters to the families of servicemen who had fallen in battle (though not just at Normandy). Everything is perfect—the period dresses, the manual typewriters, the office furniture, the uniforms worn by the wounded officers who are their supervisors, including retired Marine and technical advisor, Capt. Dale Dye (1944-, though wearing an Army uniform), with one uniform arm pinned back, thanks to costume designer Joanna Johnston and set decorator Lisa Dean Kavanaugh.

The head secretary sees a disturbing repetition. Three of the KIA letters are for young men named Ryan, from the same Iowa farm family. She takes the letters to her supervisor, who takes them up the line. The officers determine that a fourth Ryan brother had parachuted in with the 101st Airborne, and is missing in action somewhere in Normandy.

The officers go all the way to the top: Five-star General of the Army, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, George C. Marshall (1880-1959).

Gen. Marshall retrieves one of the most famous letters in American history, a condolence note to a Mrs. Bixby in Boston, who had lost five sons in battle. At first, Gen. Marshall reads the letter off the page, but about halfway through, he closes his eyes and recites it by heart. He has read this letter many times.

“Yours very sincerely and respectfully,

“Abraham Lincoln”

That was Harve Presnell (1933-2009), as Gen. Marshall.

Gen. Marshall declares that the fourth Ryan boy is still alive, and orders his subordinates find and rescue him.

And all this plays out to John Williams’ (1932-) mournful score.

But that wasn’t even Spielberg’s homage to Ford!

My late Mom (1930-2022) liked to say “genius is infinite attention to detail.”

Spielberg’s homage lasted only a few seconds, before the scene with Gen. Marshall.

As an Army automobile drives up to the Ryan farm, with a Catholic chaplain and an officer, Mrs. Ryan is watching from her kitchen window, as she washes the dishes. That window was perfectly decorated, with four stars for four boys. Just inside the front door, there’s a photo of the four brothers, all in uniform, wearing their helmets, perched atop the family radio.

Immediately, she knows this is terrible news. Even I knew, growing up, from old WWII movies, that “news” for a family, usually in the form of a telegram, was always terrible. (My Great Aunt Rose Goodman got such a telegram, when my cousin, Capt. Howard “Barney O’Goodman,” 25, got it from a Jap sniper on Cape Gloucester, “because he exposed himself to spot the enemy rather than order one of his men to do it.” Every family had its heroes; we were a nation of heroes!)

But this wasn’t some kid on a bicycle, delivering a telegram. It had to be worse than terrible.

Mrs. Ryan staggers out to her porch, and just as the men alight from the official vehicle, slumps onto her left hip.

Commenters at youtube claimed the actress was some sort of “genius.” Actually, she did exactly what Spielberg told her to do—to recreate Claudette Colbert’s pose in Drums Along the Mohawk.

And that’s how a middle-aged man showed his reverence and gratitude to the late master who had once permitted him, as a teenager, into his inner sanctum for a minute or two.



Should you tip a restaurant counter clerk?

Re-posted by N.S.


No way! The notion that I should pay you a tip, simply 4 handing me my order at t counter, is perverse. A tip is for good table service, which also includes bringing water, & cleaning up after me. (I worked 4 years in restaurants, doing everything frm washing dishes 2 managing.)



There was an insurrection on january 6th--just not the one traitors conjured up

Re-posted by N.S.





The President has veep tryouts at mar-a-lago party, saturday night; bLACKIE Scott continues as favorite (and is being pushed by politicos)


[“the new york case against the President relies on a ‘twisty’ legal theory that reeks of desperation.”]

By Grand Rapids Anonymous
sunday, may 5, 2024 at 10:26:00 a.m. edt

“(newsnation) — nearly all the people mentioned as possible running mates for former [sic] President Donald Trump gathered at his palm beach, florida club for a donor retreat saturday.

“it was officially an event for about 400 mega-donors, but the vp hopefuls got their chances to pitch themselves. one big name not there: florida gov. Ron DeSantis.

“among the notables believed to be on Trump’s shortlist is south dakota gov. Kristi Noem, whose chances have dimmed since her revelation that she killed a young dog decades ago when living on the family farm.

“Biden and Trump offer worlds-apart contrasts on issues in 2024’s rare contest between two presidents [sic]

“‘it freaks a lot of people out,’ said Princeton university politics lecturer dr. Lauren Wright. ‘killing a puppy is not one of those decisions that people see … as part of working farm life,’ Wright told newsnation prime.

“‘the fact that she wrote it and she thought it would be a positive with the base, I think, was a giant misread.

[GRA: Why did Noem even bring it up?]

“Wright also discounts Noem’s chances because she wouldn’t add any notable voting bloc to the ticket. ‘I don’t think she was a serious contender because I don’t think she brings anyone extra. anyone who likes Kristi Noem was already going to vote for Trump.

“as for who may become Trump’s running mate: ‘I just hope that if someone’s going to be supporting of the president … of the agenda … have his back, help us win,’ said florida rep. Byron Donalds.

“who would help Trump? former Trump attorney May Mailman likes south Carolina sen. Tim Scott. she believes Scott would be seen by voters as presidential, but not someone who would upstage Trump.

[GRA: They’re pushing Scott. I’ll dump Trump and not vote if Don does that—and right now, the bookies have Scott the favorite. N.S.: A few years ago, Scott played the race card against his own party. Thus, he’s one of those black, fifth columnist republicans.]

“he ran for president. it wasn’t a successful run, but he didn’t fall on his face,’ Mail man [sic] said.

“Trump is not expected to name a running mate anytime soon, which is no problem for Mailman. ‘Maye [sic] the person is not on this list. We’ve still got a while before the rnc … and as long as he’s got the pick in before then, that’s really all that matters.

“the republican national convention is scheduled to begin july 15 in milwaukee.

--GRA

N.S.: “Sics” are not corrections of mistakes by GRA, but by newsnation.



Video of a racist super-predator in action, committing a hate crime

Re-posted by N.S.


That howling sound you hear is one of Aquavis Hickman's racist fans in the classroom, probably the accessory filming his crime.



More on neo-nazi ceo's support of neo-nazis at university campuses

Re-posted by N.S.





google made an in-kind contribution to the Biden campaign to illegally re-install fake president/real gangster Joe Biden via Big Steal II, by banning this commercial (video)

Re-posted by N.S.





hospital care is collapsing under the load of Joseph Biden's border invition...

Re-posted by N.S.





"American citizen has taken it upon herself to attend Donald Trump’s trial in new york city"

Re-posted by N.S.

"American citizen has taken it upon herself to attend Donald Trump’s trial in new york city"

“I have never seen antics like what I'm witnessing in that courtroom. It's a humiliation ritual. It's so sad what they are doing to him and to his family and to the American people.”

“What I can say for sure about everything that is taking place is President Trump is right on in calling it a show trial.”

“This is, they've weaponized the judicial system. Every system has been weaponized against anybody who would dare to stand up against the system and do something different. They want to bully and shame people into submission. But what I know is through all of this.

When we walk through fiery trials and processes, if we remain faithful and stay the course, we can allow the Lord through it to fortify us. In the courtroom, every single day, I have been praying for President Trump and for the whole process, everything that's happening. I have been praying for President Trump since 2015 consistently, but to be in the courtroom, to have the privilege of looking at him on last Friday, a week ago, I was able to smile at him in mouth, thank you. And when I did, he smiled and winked at me as he was walking out of the courtroom. That was very cool.

It's good for him to know that he has friends in the room”

I transcribed a very small portion of this video and I greatly encourage you to listen to the full clip. These people are evil, this is what we’re up against.

N.S. There's a selfie video attached to this, but after the lady reads the above, she degenrates into quoting a friend, who speaks in song lyrics ("wisdom"): "It's not where you start, it's where you finish," and when you fall down, "You have get up, and dust yourself off."

I didn't think that was worth 6:35 of your time.



Who rules America? Interlocking directorates, American style

Re-posted by N.S.

When I was an undergrad at Stony Brook, circa 1979, a leftwing teacher's aide told me that a research project was uncoverng the right-wing "interlocking directorates" that ruled America. If only! They were, if anything, 50 years late. The last time a cabal of right-wingers ruled America was probably in P.P. Morgan's day.





Saturday, May 04, 2024

"the new york case against the President relies on a 'twisty' legal theory that reeks of desperation"

reason.com <news@reason.com>
To: "add1dda@aol.com" <add1dda@aol.com>
sent: friday, may 3, 2024 at 05:24:02 p.m. edt

"the new york case against Trump relies on a 'twisty' legal theory that reeks of desperation

https://reason.com/2024/05/03/the-new-york-case-against-trump-relies-on-a-twisty-legal-theory-that-reeks-of-desperation/



"exclusive: Teddy Roosevelt's great-great-great grandson is anti-Israel protester at Princeton"

By N.S.

"exclusive: Teddy Roosevelt's great-great-great grandson is anti-Israel protester at Princeton"

"president Teddy Roosevelt' [sic] great-great-great grandson appears to have traded the rough riders for hamas and hezbollah as he supports the anti-Israel tent encampments."

https://nypost.com/2024/05/04/us-news/teddy-roosevelts-great-great-great-grandson-is-anti-israel/



"'this is an absolute tragedy, and it's unacceptable," an mpd official said during a friday news conference; 'a 3-year-old girl lost her life today, my phone should be ringing right now; we really need the community to reach out and help us''"

By Prince George's County Ex-Pat
saturday, may 4, 2024 at 08:50:40 p.m. edt

"'this is an absolute tragedy, and it's unacceptable,' an mpd official said during a friday news conference. 'a 3-year-old girl lost her life today, my phone should be ringing right now. we really need the community to reach out and help us.'"

https://wjla.com/news/local/washington-dc-crime-southeast-dc-shooting-se-dc-gunshots-irving-street-24th-street-gun-violence-investigation-injuries-juvenile-shot

Say, has any "researcher" at any "university" in this banana republic focused on the prophylactic effect of gunfire in the 'hood?

You kill enough of them then they don't reproduce.

So, just like the CIA flooded the 'hood with illicit drugs so too should we flood the 'hood with so-called "ghost" guns?

Just a thought.



"fourth body discovered in well where US, australian surfers were reportedly found dead in mexico"

By N.S.

"fourth body discovered in well where US, australian surfers were reportedly found dead in mexico

"all three of the suspects arrested in connection with the surfers' disappearance had meth and other drugs on them, authorities said."

https://nypost.com/2024/05/04/us-news/three-suspects-arrested-in-disappearance-of-three-surfers-in-mexico/



"higher education’s descent into chaos with anti-Israel protests leads to the question — who is behind this mass indoctrination?"

By N.S.

"Charles Gasparino: higher education’s descent into chaos with anti-Israel protests leads to the question — who is behind this mass indoctrination?

"For every billionaire ivy league grads [sic] thoroughly disgusted with what their [sic] contributions to Columbia, Penn and Harvard have financed — too many others continue to throw their money at these...

https://nypost.com/2024/05/04/business/higher-educations-descent-into-chaos-with-anti-israel-protests-leads-to-the-question-who-is-behind-this-mass-indoctrination/



new bombshell evidence suggests fake president/real gangster Joe Biden may have "set up" the President in documents case

By N.S.

https://congressionalagenda.com/new-bombshell-evidence-suggests-biden-may-have-set-up-trump-in-documents-case/



Whites in Louisiana split off from black-majority city

By Merlin
Saturday, May 4, 2024 at 11:29:19 PM EDT

Whites in Louisiana split off from black-majority city




Whites in the almost all black Baton Rouge just made a fast exit
and took their tax dollars with them and the blacks are fighting mad.

The COMMENTS are very interesting !!!
 
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"since all the blm stuff started, blacks have said they are intimidated and made to feel inferior, due to having to be around white privilege. In many colleges and other places they have demanded segregated black only 'safe spaces' - and gotten them - which were paid for by Whites.
 
"this has included special black only events.
 
"baton rouge is a 'safe space for blacks' - and as with all black areas, crime of all types is out of control.
 
"almost all Whites in that area live segregated in their own community where they naturally keep crime very low - which is normal for e asians and Whites.
 
"recently the White area decided to incorporate so their tax money could be used to provide for themselves and not be siphoned to be given to support the blacks.
 
"the new town is called St George.
 
"the black leaders of [?] got upset at the huge loss of tax revenue that the Whites are now going to keep to use to meet their community needs, and sued to stop the incorporation of St George.  in other words, the blacks want their own areas with no Whites but only so long as they can make Whites use their taxes to support the blacks.
 
"scotus upheld the right of the Whites to segregate themselves and keep all their tax dollars to use for their needs.
 
"it would be neat to see White communities around the country incorporating and making it very clear that there will be no special programs paid for by the Whites for other races in their communities.
 
"blacks talk big, but just like in s africa, haiti, and other black countries, they know they have to have honest white or e asian leadership if they want even a glimpse of what e asians and Whites naturally create.
 
"it is time that Whites realized that blacks need Whites but White countries are much better without moslems, or any of the dark races."

 
 

See John Wayne, in His First Starring Role in an "A" Picture, Raoul Walsh's Western Epic, The Big Trail (1930), Complete, and Without Commercial Interruptions, at the WEJB/NSU Theater!

By N.S.

There is a certain symmetry to John Wayne's career. He landed on his back for two weeks with a case of dysentary at the very beginning of this shoot. Finally, director Raoul Walsh told him he had to get up off his butt, and back to work, or he'd replace him. In Wayne's last picture, The Shootist (1976), the big cowboy got laid up with the flu at the beginning, and the crew wasn't sure he'd ever get back up. Director Don Siegel worked around him, for as long as he could.

Wayne's beautiful, shapely, female lead, Marguerite Churchill, was for many years married to leading man George O’Brien, a big star of silents and early talkies--e.g., the Murnau Top 100 silent masterpiece, Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927), and the 1926, Ford Western silent classic, 3 Bad Men, both which are presented here, and was considered to have the finest physique in Hollywood.

"5,495 views Premiered May 3, 2024
"John Wayne’s starring film debut, The Big Trail, was filmed in 70mm Grandeur, a radical new widescreen process in 1930. The Big Trail was an epic western that few people ever saw in widescreen. Why? We’ve spoken before about the new widescreen process and how the cost to theater owners to install the special projectors was prohibitive. Especially since the theaters had only recently installed expensive new projectors and with sound systems for the new talkies.

"The Big Trail was simultaneously shot in 70mm widescreen, standard 4x3 35mm, and then foreign language versions too. That’s a lot of money being spent on a film just as the Great Depression was getting underway, money that was lost. Because the movie was a financial failure, John Wayne’s career was stalled for the rest of the decade as he filmed serials, B westerns and movies while learning his craft as an actor and filmmaker.

"However, you will be pleased to see how well John Wayne commands the screen in his very first starring role. Not only does he show inklings of what is to come, but he just looks awesome in his leather outfit and longish hair. It is the birth of John Wayne’s on-screen persona, and it is thrilling to watch.

"Also thrilling is the actual movie. It looks like an actual documentary of settlers heading west. There must be over 100 covered wagons that, with the widescreen, can be seen traveling in the distance. This movie was shot on location with the horses, cattle, and other livestock with many of the extras living as the pioneers did, in their wagons and on the ground during the months long making of this beautifully shot epic. The 70mm version that we are presenting was shot by Arthur Edeson, later the Director of Photography for The Maltese Falcon and Casablanca.

"In addition to Wayne, in a role that was originally going to be played by director Raoul Walsh before he lost an eye in an automobile accident, there’s Tyrone Power Sr, whose acting style as “Big Red” may have been better suited for silent films, and “comedian” El Brendel, who is an acquired taste. Marguerite Churchill is leading lady to Duke in The Big Trail. In real life, she was married to actor George O’Brien. You’ll also spot veteran character actor Charlie Stevens and Ward Bond, Duke’s USC football companion [sic] and lifelong friend, under a very bushy, fake beard.

[N.S.: Wayne and Bond never played football together at USC. They were there at different times.]

"If you’ve never seen this film in widescreen, you’re in for a treat. Thanks for joining us. The Big Trail presentation is part of our special month long tribute to superstar John Wayne. Now head west with Marion Michael [sic] Morrison as he debuts his new movie name, John Wayne."

[N.S.: The man was born and died as Marion Robert Morrison. Though his parents stole his middle name and gave it to his kid brother, they never legally changed his name to "Marion Michael Morrison."]





Columbia rioter is heir to ad empire, has mansion, model babymama — and is a career criminal who never does time for his crimes

By N.S.

"'violent' Columbia protester is heir to ad empire, has mansion, model babymama — and long rap sheet"

"a longtime anarchist who was believed to be a leader at the protests [sic] in Hamilton hall was born with a silver spoon his mouth and owns a $3.4 million home..."

Tarlow/Carlson was charged with burglary, reckless endangerment, criminal mischief, conspiracy and criminal trespassing.

https://nypost.com/2024/05/04/us-news/columbia-protester-is-heir-to-ad-empire-has-long-rap-sheet/


James Carlson, aka Cody Carlson, aka Cody Tarlow




Start the court-martial proceedings: DC national guard whistleblower alleges that the military brass revoked the President’s commander-in-in-chief powers during january 6th capitol “riot”

By Prince George’s County Ex-Pat
saturday, may 4, 2024 at 02:47:03 p.m. edt

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2024/05/start-court-martial-proceedings-dc-national-guard-whistleblower/

Riot?

What riot?

D.C. native here.

D.C. has been an armed camp ever since 9/11/2001.

Last time I was near the National Mall was about a decade ago.

Drove by the headquarters of USAID, a well known CIA front outfit.

https://www.bing.com/search?FORM=U523DF&PC=U523&q=USAID+CIA+front+outfit

The headquarters building was encircled by chain link fencing.

https://www.bing.com/images/search?q=USAID+headquarters+building&form=HDRSC3&first=1

The fencing was topped with razor wire.

Affixed to the underside of the building’s eaves were polycarbonate hemispheres.

Inside the hemispheres were closed circuit cameras.

Parked outside the building was a Washington, D.C. Metro Police vehicle.

With the SUV’s red and blue lights flashing like a disco ball.

On a Sunday evening.

At Christmas time.

With literally no one outside in the crappy, damp, chilly D.C. winter.

And retards in this country think there could have been a “riot” on January 6?

The useful idiots who believe this s—t really are stupid.



Bogart. Bacall. Moorehead. Daves. TCM’s Film Noir of the Week Saturday Night-Sunday Morning at 12:15 and 10 a.m. ET is Dark Passage (1947)

By David in TN
friday, may 3, 2024 at 7:52:00 p.m. edt

TCM’s Film Noir of the Week Saturday Night-Sunday Morning at 12:15 and 10 a.m. ET is Delmer Daves’ Dark Passage (1947) with Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Agnes Moorehead, Clifton Young and Housely Stevenson.

Film Noir Guide: “Bogart is an escaped convict wrongly convicted of murdering his wife and Bacall is the oh-so helpful gal who hides him from the cops. Moorehead plays the shrew whose helpful testimony was responsible for sending Bogey to prison, Young is a blackmailing hood and Stevenson is the plastic surgeon providing Bogey with a new face.

“The acting is okay, with Bogart and Bacall the film’s saving grace, but the plot is unbelievable—populated with overly helpful strangers and unlikely coincidences. We don’t see Bogart’s face for most of the film because, for a time, the camera is his eyes (a technique used earlier by Robert Montgomery in Lady and [sic] the Lake), and later his face is entirely wrapped in bandages.”

“Anybody else but Bogey, please! The real killer’s fate is enjoyable to watch, but the ending is disappointing.”

David in TN: This one is recycled, as Dark Passage was on Noir Alley in July, 2018. There are some very good ones Red Eddie Muller hasn’t had on Noir Alley, like Robert Siodmak’s The Killers (1946).

N.S.: TCM has a nameless, faceless staffer, surely paid a fraction what it gives Red Eddie, who occasionally schedules The Killers.

Dark Passage probably ripped off the kindly, stunning stranger who helps out and falls in love with the condemned man from Jackson Budd, whose 1941 novel, A Convict Has Escaped had the same plot device. Budd’s story was filmed by Alberto Cavalcanti and Noel Langley as They Made Me a Fugitive (1947), later re-named I Became a Criminal, starring Trevor Howard, with Sally Gray as the kindhearted stranger.

(For my money, I’ll take Sally Gray over Betty Bacall. Gray was as talented, more beautiful, and had a shape to match her face. However, she suffered a massive breakdown in 1941. She came back briefly after The War, and then married an English nobleman for 50 years, happily tending to him and her garden, until he died at 100, and she joined him four years later, at 91.)

Dark Passage was “based on” the eponymous, 1946 novel by talented, pulp fiction writer, David Goodis, who obviously had read Budd’s novel, and who drank himself to death at 49.

They Made Me a Fugitive came out three months before Dark Passage.