saraacater--2020-09-03--Facebook To Ban Campaign Ads From Running One Week Before The Election Over Concerns Of ‘Civil Unres

Facebook To Ban Campaign Ads From Running One Week Before The Election Over Concerns Of ‘Civil Unrest’

In the week leading up to the presidential election on November 3 , Facebook will prevent campaigns from running advertisements on the social media site , according to NBC News .
“ The U.S. elections are just two months away , and with Covid-19 affecting communities across the country , I ’ m concerned about the challenges people could face when voting , ” Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote in an internal memo , according to NBC .
“ I ’ m also worried that with our nation so divided and election results potentially taking days or even weeks to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ increased risk of civil unrest across the country.
” The news comes as social media sites , like Twitter , continue to crack down on President Donald Trump for raising concerns about the fraud that could come with mail-in voting as Democrats continue to push for it amid the COVID-19 pandemic .
His concerns were echoed by Attorney General William Barr , who said during an interview with CNN this week that the process is ripe with fraud .
“ This election is not going to be business as usual , ” Zuckerberg @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that many of us will be voting by mail , and since some states may still be counting valid ballots after election day , many experts are predicting that we may not have a final result on election night.
” “ It ’ s important that we prepare for this possibility in advance and understand that there could be a period of intense claims and counterclaims as the final results are counted , ” he said .
“ This could be a very heated period .
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saraacater--2020-09-03--NPR, Smithsonian Mag Laud Nazi Response To Typhus In Warsaw Ghetto As A ‘Model’ For COVID

NPR , which is supported by a number of Federal grants , published a piece Wednesday lauding the Jews who “ beat back typhus ” in Poland ’ s Warsaw Ghetto as a “ model ” for the world to curb the COVID-19 outbreak .
That typhus outbreak , however , was used by the Nazis to control Jews .
Their fascist campaign led to the extermination of 6 million Jews in Europe .
The piece was based on a new scientific study published in July showing that “ social distancing , hygiene and food supplies to supplement the meager @ @ @ @ @ @ @ been responsible for an unexpected drop in typhus cases in the winter of 1941.
” That same study was posted in Smithsonian Magazine , which is owned by the Smithsonian Institution , another group supported by Federal grants .
“ The Nazis justified genocide supposedly to control the spread of disease .
This exemplifies humanity ’ s ability to turn upon itself , based on racially guided epidemiological principles , merely because of the appearance of a bacterium .
Deadly disease and starvation dynamics are explored using modeling and the maths of food @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
It adds , “ Strangely , the epidemic was curtailed and was brought to a sudden halt before winter , when typhus normally accelerates .
A far more massive epidemic outbreak was prevented through the antiepidemic efforts by the often considered incompetent and corrupt ghetto leadership and the Herculean efforts of ghetto doctors.
” Jews forced into the ghettos had to leave behind everything they owned to the Nazis .
While in the Ghetto , they were forced to work .
The Ghetto was eventually fully closed off to the outside world @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to mass hunger and poor sanitation .
Nearly 100,000 Jews were infected with typhus in the Ghetto and tens of thousands died of the disease .
Dov Hikind , Founder of Americans Against Antisemitism , wrote on Twitter in reaction to NPR ’ s story , “ Are you out of your freakin minds ?
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Do you know what kind os typhus and other diseases raged in that ghetto ?
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Do you know people were forcefully confied to a few square blocks ?
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Nearly 100k Jews @ @ @ @ @ @ @ added , “ And that ’ s a good case study for ‘ how to beat back an outbreak ’ ?
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” Former New York City Council Member David G. Greenfield pointed to the hundreds of thousands of Jew “ murdered from the Nazi ’ s Warsaw Ghetto , ” noting the 1.3 miles Jews were packed into .
“ This story is disgusting , ” he added .
To learn about the Holocaust , click here .

NPR, which is supported by a number of Federal grants, published a piece Wednesday lauding the Jews who “beat back typhus” in Poland’s Warsaw Ghetto as a “model” for the world to curb the COVID-19 outbreak. That typhus outbreak, however, was used by the Nazis to control Jews. Their fascist campaign led to the extermination of 6 million Jews in Europe.
NPR’s story quickly drew backlash.
The piece was based on a new scientific study published in July showing that “social distancing, hygiene and food supplies to supplement the meager rations provided by the Nazis could have been responsible for an unexpected drop in typhus cases in the winter of 1941.”
That same study was posted in Smithsonian Magazine, which is owned by the Smithsonian Institution, another group supported by Federal grants.
“The Nazis justified genocide supposedly to control the spread of disease. This exemplifies humanity’s ability to turn upon itself, based on racially guided epidemiological principles, merely because of the appearance of a bacterium. Deadly disease and starvation dynamics are explored using modeling and the maths of food ration cards,” the study notes.
It adds, “Strangely, the epidemic was curtailed and was brought to a sudden halt before winter, when typhus normally accelerates. A far more massive epidemic outbreak was prevented through the antiepidemic efforts by the often considered incompetent and corrupt ghetto leadership and the Herculean efforts of ghetto doctors.”
Jews forced into the ghettos had to leave behind everything they owned to the Nazis. While in the Ghetto, they were forced to work. The Ghetto was eventually fully closed off to the outside world and it became severely overcrowded, leading to mass hunger and poor sanitation. Nearly 100,000 Jews were infected with typhus in the Ghetto and tens of thousands died of the disease.
Are you out of your freakin minds?!?!
Do you know what kind of typhus and other diseases raged in that ghetto?! Do you know people were forcefully confined to a few square blocks?!?! Nearly 100k Jews died there!!
And that’s a good case study for “how to beat back an outbreak”?! https://t.co/UAUwyDEidk — Dov Hikind (@HikindDov) September 3, 2020
Dov Hikind, Founder of Americans Against Antisemitism, wrote on Twitter in reaction to NPR’s story, “Are you out of your freakin minds?!?! Do you know what kind os typhus and other diseases raged in that ghetto?! Do you know people were forcefully confied to a few square blocks?!?! Nearly 100k Jews died there!!!”
He added, “And that’s a good case study for ‘how to beat back an outbreak’?!”
300,000+ people were murdered from the Nazi’s Warsaw Ghetto.
Size of the Ghetto? 1.3 miles.
Size of USA? 3.4 million miles.
This story is disgusting. https://t.co/46dDFApHmY — David G. Greenfield (@NYCGreenfield) September 3, 2020
Former New York City Council Member David G. Greenfield pointed to the hundreds of thousands of Jew “murdered from the Nazi’s Warsaw Ghetto,” noting the 1.3 miles Jews were packed into. “This story is disgusting,” he added.
To learn about the Holocaust, click here.


saraacater--2020-09-03--Barr ‘Destroys’ CNN On Voter Fraud And Universal Mail In Ballots

Attorney General William Barr laid it all out on the table in an interview with CNN host Wolf Blitzer Wednesday , discussing everything from whether he believed there ’ s systemic racism in law enforcement , the growing unrest and rioting , and the battle with Democrats over universal mail in ballots .
He told Blitzer unequivocally that universal mail in ballots were prone to fraud and that the November 2020 presidential election shouldn ’ t be a place for an experiment in it .
He also pointed out that Democrats had long advocated against universal mail-in ballots , that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ power .
He explained the difference between turning in an absentee ballot , which is when a citizen makes a request to vote by mail , and universal mail in voting when the ballots are mailed out using voter lists that many times are inaccurate .
Those inaccuracies range from sending ballots to deceased citizens to sending ballots to wrong home addresses that have not been updated .
There ’ s also serious concern about ballot harvesting .
This happens when ballots are sent to a senior care facility , a disabled facility @ @ @ @ @ @ @ then filled out by a third party .
“ A bipartisan commission chaired by Jimmy Carter and James Baker said back in 2009 that mail-in voting is fraught with the risk of fraud and cohesion , ” he told Blitzer , who was then trying to interrupt Barr to say it ’ s not that way now .
“ Let me talk , ” said Barr emphatically .
“ And since that time there ’ ve been in the newspapers in networks in academic studies saying it is open to fraud and coercion @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was after this administration.
” Eric Trump , among many other supporters of his father , lauded Barr ’ s interview saying he just “ destroyed @ CNN on universal mail in ballots – spot on !
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” Barr also stated that he did not believe there ’ s systemic racism in law enforcement and criticized Democrats for exacerbating an already dangerous situation in the nation .
“ I do think that there appears to be a phenomenon in the country where African-Americans feel that they ’ re treated when they ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ before they are treated as citizens , ” Barr told Blitzer .
“ I don ’ t think that that necessarily reflects some deep-seated racism in police departments or in most police officers…I think people operate very frequently according to stereotypes and I think it takes extra precaution on the part of law enforcement to make sure we don ’ t reduce people to stereotypes , we treat them as individuals , ” Barr added .

Attorney General William Barr laid it all out on the table in an interview with CNN host Wolf Blitzer Wednesday, discussing everything from whether he believed there’s systemic racism in law enforcement, the growing unrest and rioting, and the battle with Democrats over universal mail in ballots.
Barr didn’t hold back.
He told Blitzer unequivocally that universal mail in ballots were prone to fraud and that the November 2020 presidential election shouldn’t be a place for an experiment in it. He also pointed out that Democrats had long advocated against universal mail-in ballots, that is until President Donald Trump came to power.
He explained the difference between turning in an absentee ballot, which is when a citizen makes a request to vote by mail, and universal mail in voting when the ballots are mailed out using voter lists that many times are inaccurate. Those inaccuracies range from sending ballots to deceased citizens to sending ballots to wrong home addresses that have not been updated. There’s also serious concern about ballot harvesting. This happens when ballots are sent to a senior care facility, a disabled facility or mailed to any large group and then filled out by a third party.
“A bipartisan commission chaired by Jimmy Carter and James Baker said back in 2009 that mail-in voting is fraught with the risk of fraud and cohesion,” he told Blitzer, who was then trying to interrupt Barr to say it’s not that way now.
“Let me talk,” said Barr emphatically. “And since that time there’ve been in the newspapers in networks in academic studies saying it is open to fraud and coercion, the only time the narrative changed was after this administration.”
Eric Trump, among many other supporters of his father, lauded Barr’s interview saying he just “destroyed @CNN on universal mail in ballots – spot on!!”
AG Barr just destroyed @CNN on universal mail in ballots – spot on!! pic.twitter.com/sgEYc9aj6z — Eric Trump (@EricTrump) September 3, 2020
Barr also stated that he did not believe there’s systemic racism in law enforcement and criticized Democrats for exacerbating an already dangerous situation in the nation.
“I do think that there appears to be a phenomenon in the country where African-Americans feel that they’re treated when they’re stopped by police frequently as suspects before they are treated as citizens,” Barr told Blitzer.
“I don’t think that that necessarily reflects some deep-seated racism in police departments or in most police officers…I think people operate very frequently according to stereotypes and I think it takes extra precaution on the part of law enforcement to make sure we don’t reduce people to stereotypes, we treat them as individuals,” Barr added.


saraacater--2020-09-03--Trump Says 11,000 People Died Of COVID-19 In NY Nursing Homes Due To Gov. Cuomo’s ‘Incompetence’

President Donald Trump hit back hard against Gov .
Andrew Cuomo ’ s harsh attack against him this week , saying Thursday that the reason so many New Yorkers died of COVID-19 in rest homes was due to the New York governor ’ s incompetence .
Cuomo authorized patients infected with the illness to hospice among the most vulnerable in those homes .
The situation escalated after Cuomo responded to Trump ’ s threat Wednesday to remove federal funds from what he says are ‘ anarchist ’ municipalities like New York City , that have made it impossible for citizens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The threat to remove funds is in response to growing unrest and violence in those states in response to officer related shootings in the country .
On Thursday Trump responded to Cuomo saying on Twitter : “ Governors Andrew Cuomo of New York has the worst record on death and the China Virus .
11,000 people died in nursing homes because of his incompetence !
” Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean testified last month in New York City regarding the tragic death of her in-laws in a nursing home from COVID-19 .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ that New York Gov .
Andrew Cuomo is not providing the exact numbers of those who died from COVID-19 in adult care facilities because “ New York state does not count the numbers that we lost in hospitals from nursing homes.
” Further she stated that “ we need those numbers to move forward and help change the laws .
We need an independent bipartisan investigation that involves subpoena power so we can get the health commissioner on the hot seat and ask questions and get truthful answers.
” On Wednesday Cuomo , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and response to the COVID-19 outbreak in his city , fought back against the president ’ s threat to remove city funding from State ’ s that are not responding to rioters or keeping law and order .
Cuomo said the president is ‘ persona non grata ’ in his home state…he can ’ t have enough bodyguards to walk through New York City , ” said Cuomo said .
“ Forget bodyguards , he better have an army if he thinks he ’ s going to walk down the streets in New @ @ @ @ @ @ @ He is persona non grata in New York City , and I think he knows that , and he ’ ll never come back to New York , because New Yorkers will never forget how gratuitously mean he has been .
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President Donald Trump hit back hard against Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s harsh attack against him this week, saying Thursday that the reason so many New Yorkers died of COVID-19 in rest homes was due to the New York governor’s incompetence. Cuomo authorized patients infected with the illness to hospice among the most vulnerable in those homes.
The situation escalated after Cuomo responded to Trump’s threat Wednesday to remove federal funds from what he says are ‘anarchist’ municipalities like New York City, that have made it impossible for citizens to travel freely and feel safe. The threat to remove funds is in response to growing unrest and violence in those states in response to officer related shootings in the country.
On Thursday Trump responded to Cuomo saying on Twitter: “Governors Andrew Cuomo of New York has the worst record on death and the China Virus. 11,000 people died in nursing homes because of his incompetence!”
Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean testified last month in New York City regarding the tragic death of her in-laws in a nursing home from COVID-19. She told “Fox & Friends” that New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is not providing the exact numbers of those who died from COVID-19 in adult care facilities because “New York state does not count the numbers that we lost in hospitals from nursing homes.”
Further she stated that “we need those numbers to move forward and help change the laws. We need an independent bipartisan investigation that involves subpoena power so we can get the health commissioner on the hot seat and ask questions and get truthful answers.”
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1301499699069882368
On Wednesday Cuomo, who once lauded Trump’s assistance and response to the COVID-19 outbreak in his city, fought back against the president’s threat to remove city funding from State’s that are not responding to rioters or keeping law and order. Cuomo said the president is ‘persona non grata’ in his home state…he can’t have enough bodyguards to walk through New York City,” said Cuomo said.
“Forget bodyguards, he better have an army if he thinks he’s going to walk down the streets in New York,” he said. “He is persona non grata in New York City, and I think he knows that, and he’ll never come back to New York, because New Yorkers will never forget how gratuitously mean he has been.”


saraacater--2020-09-04--Biden Proposal On Fracking Could Cost Up To 1M Jobs

Ideas frequently touted by Democrat nominee for President and former Vice President Joe Biden to ban or largely move away from fracking will potentially have devastating consequences , according to an interview with the American Petroleum Institute by Fox Business .
Senior vice president of policy , economics , and regulatory affairs Frank Macchiarola told Fox Business that policies proposed by Biden would greatly impact U.S. energy independence and the economy as a whole after it just took a massive dive from the coronavirus shutdowns .
“ The United States has experienced essentially a generational shift in energy security , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reductions as a result of the shale revolution , ” Macchiarola , said .
“ A policy that would go backward from that , in our view , is the wrong direction.
” The API is a national trade group that represents nearly 600 oil and gas members and sees the impacts politics has on fracking up-close .
If a fracking ban went into place in 2021 and applied to federal lands and waters , it would cause the “ biggest hit to employment in its first two years with job losses reaching @ @ @ @ @ @ @ according to API .
“ The plan would result in a total of 417,000 fewer jobs by 2030 as other jobs would be created elsewhere in the economy , and a $ 700 billion hit to U.S. gross domestic product , ” reports Fox .
Biden ’ s stance on the practice has shifted many times and it is unclear which is his official stance .
Bad polling in states that favor fracking may push Biden to abandon his harsh rhetoric .
Biden declared on Monday that he ’ s “ not banning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ past claims seems to contradict this .
The former VP once said he would end the use of fossil fuels .
In a July 2019 town hall , Biden was asked if there was going to be a tolerance for “ fossil fuels , including coal and fracking ” in his potential administration .
To which he replied , “ We would make sure it ’ s eliminated , ” as reported by the Post Gazette .
The Pittsburgh paper also pointed out Biden ’ s comment in a March debate when Sen. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was focused on “ stopping fracking as soon as we possibly can .
I ’ m talking about telling the fossil fuel industry that they are going to stop destroying this planet.
” Whatever Biden ’ s true stance is may be unknown , but the consequences could prove detrimental to parts of the nation that depend on it for their local economies .

Ideas frequently touted by Democrat nominee for President and former Vice President Joe Biden to ban or largely move away from fracking will potentially have devastating consequences, according to an interview with the American Petroleum Institute by Fox Business.
Senior vice president of policy, economics, and regulatory affairs Frank Macchiarola told Fox Business that policies proposed by Biden would greatly impact U.S. energy independence and the economy as a whole after it just took a massive dive from the coronavirus shutdowns.
FACT CHECK
BIDEN WILL BAN FRACKING pic.twitter.com/gkOOCcFMZH — Comfortably Smug (@ComfortablySmug) August 31, 2020
“The United States has experienced essentially a generational shift in energy security, economic security, employment and CO2 emission reductions as a result of the shale revolution,” Macchiarola, said. “A policy that would go backward from that, in our view, is the wrong direction.”
The API is a national trade group that represents nearly 600 oil and gas members and sees the impacts politics has on fracking up-close.
If a fracking ban went into place in 2021 and applied to federal lands and waters, it would cause the “biggest hit to employment in its first two years with job losses reaching nearly 1 million in 2022,” according to API.
“The plan would result in a total of 417,000 fewer jobs by 2030 as other jobs would be created elsewhere in the economy, and a $700 billion hit to U.S. gross domestic product,” reports Fox.
Biden’s stance on the practice has shifted many times and it is unclear which is his official stance. Bad polling in states that favor fracking may push Biden to abandon his harsh rhetoric.
Biden declared on Monday that he’s “not banning fracking,” but a look at past claims seems to contradict this.
The former VP once said he would end the use of fossil fuels.
Last year, Biden told a kid to "look at my eyes" and pledged to her "I guarantee you we're going to end fossil fuels."
Fracking is fossil fuel. 🤷♂ pic.twitter.com/nv7nG2bq26 — Andrew Clark (@AndrewHClark) August 31, 2020
In a July 2019 town hall, Biden was asked if there was going to be a tolerance for “fossil fuels, including coal and fracking” in his potential administration.
To which he replied, “We would make sure it’s eliminated,” as reported by the Post Gazette.
He has literally said he would stop fracking. https://t.co/1nQvXt1Y2b https://t.co/SK8AFjbKBb — Ben Shapiro (@benshapiro) August 31, 2020
The Pittsburgh paper also pointed out Biden’s comment in a March debate when Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) said he was focused on “stopping fracking as soon as we possibly can. I’m talking about telling the fossil fuel industry that they are going to stop destroying this planet.”
“So am I,” Biden replied, “No more—no new fracking.”
Whatever Biden’s true stance is may be unknown, but the consequences could prove detrimental to parts of the nation that depend on it for their local economies.


saraacater--2020-09-04--‘100% ANTIFA’ Sympathizer Killed by Police for shooting ‘Patriot Prayer’ supporter

Michael Forest Reinoehl , 48 , the Antifa sympathizer who was a suspect in the shooting of the ‘ Patriot @ @ @ @ @ in Portland , was killed Thursday night , The New York Times reported .
Reinoehl @ @ @ @ @ after drawing a gun on officers , the AP reported .
Federal agents from the @ @ @ @ @ Marshals Service had located Reinoehl on Thursday after a warrant was issued for his arrest @ @ @ @ @ Reinoehl was shot by a law enforcement officer who was working on the federal task @ @ @ @ @ .
The official could not discuss the matter publicly and spoke to the AP on @ @ @ @ @ Thursday , Reinoehl gave an interview to the Vice website , in which he claimed @ @ @ @ @ .

In a recent development, the Tate brothers, Andrew and Tristan, along with two associates, find themselves at the center of a high-profile case involving human trafficking allegations.
The charges leveled against them indicate the formation of an organized criminal group in 2021 with the intent to carry out human trafficking operations not only in Romania but also in the United States and the United Kingdom, according to the BBC.
The investigation, which led to their arrest in December last year, has culminated in an indictment filed with the Bucharest court. According to the indictment, the Tate brothers are accused of luring their victims with false promises of love and marriage. Seven individuals have been identified as alleged victims, who were later coerced and subjected to a harrowing ordeal.
Prosecutors contend that the victims were taken to locations in Ilfov county, Romania, where they faced constant surveillance, intimidation, and control. The defendants allegedly forced the victims into debt and coerced them into participating in pornographic activities, with the explicit material subsequently shared on social media platforms. Shockingly, one of the defendants is accused of raping a woman on two occasions in March 2022, further amplifying the gravity of the charges.
While the trial is not expected to commence immediately, as a Romanian judge is granted 60 days to inspect the case files, it is anticipated to be a protracted legal battle. The complexity of the case and the severity of the charges will undoubtedly result in a lengthy trial process, with several years potentially passing before a verdict is reached.
Representatives for the Tate brothers released a statement acknowledging the unsurprising nature of the news but maintaining their belief in their innocence.
As reported by the BBC, the Tate brothers media team stared, “While this news is undoubtedly predictable, we embrace the opportunity it presents to demonstrate their innocence and vindicate their reputation.”
They expressed their eagerness to present a comprehensive body of evidence meticulously collected over time, which they believe will substantiate their claims of innocence and restore their tarnished reputation.
However, it should be noted that additional charges, such as money laundering and trafficking of minors, are still under investigation. If evidence is uncovered to support these allegations, a separate indictment could be filed, further complicating the legal proceedings for the defendants.
Andrew Tate, who gained notoriety through his participation in the reality television show Big Brother, has a controversial past, having been removed from the show in 2016 following a video that appeared to depict him assaulting a woman.
Despite subsequent bans on social media platforms due to his contentious statements, he has managed to amass a following, particularly among young men, by promoting an ostentatious and hyper-masculine lifestyle.
As the case unfolds, public attention will undoubtedly be drawn to the trial, with many eagerly awaiting the outcome and hoping for justice to be served for the alleged victims. The complex web of charges and the high-profile nature of the defendants ensure that this trial will be closely monitored and scrutinized by the media and the public alike.
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saraacater--2020-09-03--Trish Regan: The Left Intends To Discredit Nov 3 Votes

In a rabid attempt to win at all costs , the left is trashing the stability of our 200 plus year-old system of government , pushing us to the edge of a Banana Republic .
New evidence points to a system at work to discredit the votes of hard-working Americans going to the polls on November 3 .
You ’ re Supposed to Be the Governor of NY , Mr. Cuomo .
Not a Street Thug New today , an analytics firm funded by billionaire Mike Bloomberg is predicting what it calls , a “ Red Mirage.
” The firm @ @ @ @ @ @ @ models suggest President Trump will win bigtime on November 3….but , that Joe Biden will ultimately win weeks later–when “ mail-in ” votes are counted .
Already there is mounting evidence to suggest that mail-in voting can be easily corrupted .
Consider the recent June primary Nevada , in which 223,000 mail-in ballots were deemed undeliverable .
Meanwhile , federal election data since 2012 indicates that over 28 million mail-in ballots went missing in each of the last four election cycles .
Moreover , the Pew Research Center estimates that there are as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ voter registrations on state voter polls .
Click here to read in full at Trish Intel .


saraacater--2020-09-04--Flynn Files Joint Motion With DOJ: Requests Court Expedite A Ruling On DOJ’s Decision To Dismiss Cas

Flynn Files Joint Motion With DOJ: Requests Court Expedite A Ruling On DOJ’s Decision To Dismiss Case

Former National Security Advisor Michael T. Flynn and the Department of Justice filed a motion late Friday to expedite his case after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C .
Circuit denied his petition for a writ of mandamus against Judge Emmet Sullivan , who is overseeing the case .
Flynn ’ s case has been a roller coaster ride since the former Special Counsel Robert Mueller targeted the former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency , who went on to be a loyal and trusted member of Trump ’ s team in 2016 .
Moreover , Flynn has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from former Obama officials and Sullivan , who has acted more like a prosecutor than a judge .
The circumstances surrounding Flynn ’ s case have led Trump , along with many others , to call for his exoneration .
Evidence discovered over the past year by the DOJ ’ s Inspector General , Flynn ’ s attorney , Sidney Powell , and an appointed counsel put in place by Attorney General William Barr reveal extensive malfeasance in the FBI ’ s handling of its investigation into the Trump campaign and Flynn .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ investigations led the Justice Department to request a dismissal Flynn ’ s case .
Unfortunately , the request to dismiss the case was politicized by Judge Sullivan , who is overseeing Flynn ’ s case .
He has been fighting the request and accusing Barr of intervening on behalf of Trump .
Because of this , Sullivan appointed an amicus curiae , a friend of the court , to argue on his behalf as to why the case should not be dismissed until he reviews it further .
Powell fought back against Sullivan @ @ @ @ @ @ @ persuade the appellate court last week to order Sullivan to dismiss the case against Flynn based on the Justice Department ’ s motion to have his case dismissed .
In effect , Flynn and his family have faced an extraordinary ordeal over the past three years that has left the three-star general and war hero depleted of funds and emotionally strained .
“ We look forward to getting a ruling on the government ’ s motion to dismiss as soon as possible , ” Powell told SaraACarter.com .
“ Between the issues fully @ @ @ @ @ @ @ which Judge Sullivan fully participated as if he were a party and the briefing already filed in his court , there is no reason for any delay.
” In the motion Powell and the Justice Department argue that it “ is not necessary , however , for this Court to wait until September 21 to proceed with this case .
The Court instead may , and should , set a schedule to resolve this case as soon as possible.
” “ Indeed , in this very case , the Court allowed briefing on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to continue while General Flynn ’ s petition for mandamus was pending before the court of appeals panel…Accordingly , the Court need not wait for the issuance of the court of appeals ’ mandate or for the formal termination of appellate court proceedings before deciding the government ’ s motion to dismiss , ” the motion states .
The proposed hearing dates for the case are Sept. 23 , 24 , 28 , or 29 .
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Former National Security Advisor Michael T. Flynn and the Department of Justice filed a motion late Friday to expedite his case after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit denied his petition for a writ of mandamus against Judge Emmet Sullivan, who is overseeing the case.
Flynn’s case has been a roller coaster ride since the former Special Counsel Robert Mueller targeted the former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, who went on to be a loyal and trusted member of Trump’s team in 2016.
Moreover, Flynn has been up against a behemoth of opposition from former Obama officials and Sullivan, who has acted more like a prosecutor than a judge. The circumstances surrounding Flynn’s case have led Trump, along with many others, to call for his exoneration. Evidence discovered over the past year by the DOJ’s Inspector General, Flynn’s attorney, Sidney Powell, and an appointed counsel put in place by Attorney General William Barr reveal extensive malfeasance in the FBI’s handling of its investigation into the Trump campaign and Flynn.
The litany of evidence collected during the investigations led the Justice Department to request a dismissal Flynn’s case. Unfortunately, the request to dismiss the case was politicized by Judge Sullivan, who is overseeing Flynn’s case. He has been fighting the request and accusing Barr of intervening on behalf of Trump. Because of this, Sullivan appointed an amicus curiae, a friend of the court, to argue on his behalf as to why the case should not be dismissed until he reviews it further.
Powell fought back against Sullivan’s unusual actions but could not persuade the appellate court last week to order Sullivan to dismiss the case against Flynn based on the Justice Department’s motion to have his case dismissed.
In effect, Flynn and his family have faced an extraordinary ordeal over the past three years that has left the three-star general and war hero depleted of funds and emotionally strained.
“We look forward to getting a ruling on the government’s motion to dismiss as soon as possible,” Powell told SaraACarter.com. “Between the issues fully briefed for the Court of Appeals in which Judge Sullivan fully participated as if he were a party and the briefing already filed in his court, there is no reason for any delay.”
https://twitter.com/SidneyPowell1/status/1301996116494475270
In the motion Powell and the Justice Department argue that it “is not necessary, however, for this Court to wait until September 21 to proceed with this case. The Court instead may, and should, set a schedule to resolve this case as soon as possible.”
“Indeed, in this very case, the Court allowed briefing on the government’s motion to dismiss to continue while General Flynn’s petition for mandamus was pending before the court of appeals panel…Accordingly, the Court need not wait for the issuance of the court of appeals’ mandate or for the formal termination of appellate court proceedings before deciding the government’s motion to dismiss,” the motion states.
The proposed hearing dates for the case are Sept. 23, 24, 28, or 29.”
Flynn update – the DOJ and Flynn have filed a motion to expedite the resolution of the case.
The parties "agree that this Court should resolve the pending motion to dismiss with dispatch."
Proposed hearing: Sept. 23, 24, 28, or 29.
Full doc: https://t.co/PdMkQRRSXA pic.twitter.com/knYirF1Jtk — Techno Fog (@Techno_Fog) September 4, 2020


saraacater--2020-09-04--Trump Approval Rating Hits 52%, 4 Points Higher Than Obama At Same Point

New data from The Rasmussen Reports daily Presidential Tracking Poll shows 52 percent of likely U.S. voters approve of the @ @ @ @ @ doing , including 45 percent approval among Black likely voters .
Despite the media ’ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s handling of the coronavirus , riots , and the Atlantic article swirling claiming @ @ @ @ @ his ratings are high and substantially higher than Obama on the same day in his @ @ @ @ @ Obama with 48 percent approval on the same day , four points lower than President @ @ @ @ @ found 52 percent approval from independents and 25 percent among likely Democrat voters .
Click @ @ @ @ @ poll results

UPDATE:
In a significant turn of events, Attorney General Merrick Garland made a surprising announcement on Friday, elevating Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss to the role of special counsel. This decision marks a shift in focus towards the investigation of the Biden family’s financial matters. The probe, which encompasses Hunter Biden’s tax affairs and any potential connections his father, President Joe Biden, might have with his foreign associates, is slated to extend into the 2024 election cycle. Interestingly, this move comes as former President Donald Trump is simultaneously facing two federal indictments from the same department.
Garland stressed that the decision to appoint Weiss as an independent prosecutor aligns with the “public interest” and adheres to departmental regulations. Importantly, this transition was initiated by Weiss himself, who, earlier this week, conveyed his belief that the investigation had reached a point where he should proceed as a special counsel.
Weiss is no stranger to this intricate landscape. He is the federal prosecutor responsible for bringing charges against President Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, in Delaware. Recent times have witnessed the unfolding of legal proceedings involving Hunter Biden, including a probation-oriented plea arrangement that was ultimately rejected by a judge. In June, Hunter Biden agreed to a deal with federal prosecutors, admitting guilt in two tax-related offenses and a firearm charge, potentially leading to the dismissal of the latter charge. This latest development underscores the intensification of scrutiny into the financial affairs of the Biden family and highlights the evolving legal landscape involving prominent political figures.
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Attorney General Merrick Garland will speak to the public Friday afternoon. It is highly anticipated because I believe, as do many others, that he may be getting ready to announce the appointment of a Special Counsel to investigate “Hunter Biden” and his financial dealings overseas. Although, welcome there are still too many concerns with the DOJ that need to be addressed and there is little faith among many Americans that anything will be done.
Americans have witnessed the makings and the result of a two tiered justice system since President Trump was elected and then the continuing targeting of Trump even after his term as president.
I’ve spoken about the need for an outside investigation into Hunter Biden and President Biden at length on my podcast, The Sara Carter Show and on Fox News. But I’ve been jaded by the failures of past investigations and the weaponization of the Justice Department to do its job. The failure of the DOJ to be blind and just has been devastating to our nation.
Will Garland appoint a special counsel? I don’t know but as Americans we must demand that our leadership, our bureaucracies and our law makers follow the rule of law without prejudice. If they do not, as we have seen over the past decade with the establishments attacks on President Donald Trump and the weaponization of the system to target him, then our foundation will not only be fractured but it will be irreparable.
Either way, the alleged crimes and obvious financial connections linked to the Biden family with adversarial nations like China and Russia must be thoroughly investigated and the investigation must be made public. The Biden connections and large sums of money taken from government connected energy companies in Ukraine must also be thoroughly vetted and any improprieties must be made public.


saraacater--2020-09-04--WaPo Op-Ed: Americans May Need To Prep For War If Biden Doesn’t Win In A Landslide

An op-ed published in The Washington Post Thursday suggested Americans should prepare for war if the election result is anything short of a Joe Biden landslide .
The op-ed “ What ’ s the worst that could happen ?
” by Georgetown law professor Rosa Brooks discusses different outcomes for the November election using a model deemed the Transition Integrity Project .
The organizers of the project gathered a group of people together who they assigned to certain political beliefs and asked the subjects to explain their hypothetical reaction to different Nov. 3 outcomes .
“ A landslide for Joe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of power .
Every other scenario we looked at involved street-level violence and political crisis , ” said Brooks and reported by the Daily Caller .
The experiment monitored the “ four scenarios experts consider most likely ” for election night results .
“ We explored the four scenarios experts consider most likely : a narrow Biden win ; a big Biden win , with a decisive lead in both the electoral college and the popular vote ; a Trump win with an electoral college lead but a large popular-vote loss , as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ period of extended uncertainty as we saw in the 2000 election , ” Brooks said .
Interestingly , the supposed pro-Trump players in the simulation were almost all “ never-Trumpers ” which may lessen the impact of the results .
“ In each scenario , Team Trump — the players assigned to simulate the Trump campaign and its elected and appointed allies — was ruthless and unconstrained right out of the gate , ” Brooks wrote in her conclusion of the study .
The piece suggests that if Trump wins or the results @ @ @ @ @ @ @ may attempt to send military forces in to control and bring violence against citizens .
Voters should be prepared for the “ possibility that politicians will seek to manipulate or misuse their coercive powers , ” according to Brooks .
The only favorable outcome for this experiment was Biden winning in a landslide and apparently if that doesn ’ t happen , Americans should prepare for military violence and even a civil war .

An op-ed published in The Washington Post Thursday suggested Americans should prepare for war if the election result is anything short of a Joe Biden landslide.
The op-ed “What’s the worst that could happen?” by Georgetown law professor Rosa Brooks discusses different outcomes for the November election using a model deemed the Transition Integrity Project. The organizers of the project gathered a group of people together who they assigned to certain political beliefs and asked the subjects to explain their hypothetical reaction to different Nov. 3 outcomes.
“A landslide for Joe Biden resulted in a relatively orderly transfer of power. Every other scenario we looked at involved street-level violence and political crisis,” said Brooks and reported by the Daily Caller.
The experiment monitored the “four scenarios experts consider most likely” for election night results.
“We explored the four scenarios experts consider most likely: a narrow Biden win; a big Biden win, with a decisive lead in both the electoral college and the popular vote; a Trump win with an electoral college lead but a large popular-vote loss, as in 2016; and finally, a period of extended uncertainty as we saw in the 2000 election,” Brooks said.
Interestingly, the supposed pro-Trump players in the simulation were almost all “never-Trumpers” which may lessen the impact of the results.
“In each scenario, Team Trump — the players assigned to simulate the Trump campaign and its elected and appointed allies — was ruthless and unconstrained right out of the gate,” Brooks wrote in her conclusion of the study.
Perspective: The election will likely spark violence — and a constitutional crisis.
In every scenario except a Biden landslide, our simulation ended catastrophically. https://t.co/E3tugZBuBj — The Washington Post (@washingtonpost) September 3, 2020
The piece suggests that if Trump wins or the results are close and unclear, President Trump may attempt to send military forces in to control and bring violence against citizens. Voters should be prepared for the “possibility that politicians will seek to manipulate or misuse their coercive powers,” according to Brooks.
The only favorable outcome for this experiment was Biden winning in a landslide and apparently if that doesn’t happen, Americans should prepare for military violence and even a civil war.


saraacater--2020-09-04--Kenosha Resident Said She ‘was told to go off this paper’ During Biden Town Hall

A Kenosha resident spoke frankly about the tensions in her community during a town hall event former Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden hosted for members of the community Thursday after the police shooting of Jacob Blake , who was left partially paralyzed .
The resident , Porsche Bennett , said she was “ told to go off ” a piece of paper during the question and answer session with Biden and the community .
“ I ’ m just going to be honest with you , Mr. Biden , ” Bennett explained .
“ I was told @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I can ’ t .
You need the truth and I am part of the truth.
” She continued , “ I was born here , raised here , first eighth-grade class after the school that was named after his mother , so I have to give you the truth of the people and the truth of the matter is we are heavily angry .
Not angry as to where ‘ oh , they ’ re protesting , ’ there ’ s a difference between a protestor and a rioter , a very @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our voices heard , we protest to show that not just Blacks are tired of what ’ s going on… ” The change that needs to be made in the community “ has to be more an effect , she said , adding “ but we have yet to see action.
” The 31-year-old mother expressed concern about her children ’ s ’ future and the future of her community .
“ I speak for the people in this city because I live in this city and I ’ m out here with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ A lot of people won ’ t tell the truth , but I ’ m telling the truth .
It ’ s not what a lot of people think it is for us .
We want the same exact rights as others.
” “ We want the same treatment… We ’ re not saying ‘ oh , we matter more than anybody.
’ None of that , but for so many decades , we ’ ve been shown we don ’ t matter .
And right now we just want someone who @ @ @ @ @ @ @ put that action in.
” She also described the community she ’ s known for her community , which she ’ s been an integral member of her whole life .
She said the Black community there suffers because of issues like employment racism and gentrification .
“ It didn ’ t just start with Jacob , ” she stated passionately .

A Kenosha resident spoke frankly about the tensions in her community during a town hall event former Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden hosted for members of the community Thursday after the police shooting of Jacob Blake, who was left partially paralyzed. The resident, Porsche Bennett, said she was “told to go off” a piece of paper during the question and answer session with Biden and the community.
Watch here:
👀 Woman at Biden event in Kenosha says she was given a "paper" telling her what to say.
"I'm just going to be honest, Mr Biden. I was told to go off this paper, but I can't." pic.twitter.com/r5axfoFoqO — Trump War Room (@TrumpWarRoom) September 3, 2020
“I’m just going to be honest with you, Mr. Biden,” Bennett explained. “I was told to go off this paper, but I can’t. You need the truth and I am part of the truth.”
She continued, “I was born here, raised here, first eighth-grade class after the school that was named after his mother, so I have to give you the truth of the people and the truth of the matter is we are heavily angry. Not angry as to where ‘oh, they’re protesting,’ there’s a difference between a protestor and a rioter, a very big difference. We protest to get our voices heard, we protest to show that not just Blacks are tired of what’s going on…”
The change that needs to be made in the community “has to be more an effect, she said, adding “but we have yet to see action.” The 31-year-old mother expressed concern about her children’s’ future and the future of her community.
“I speak for the people in this city because I live in this city and I’m out here with these people,” Bennett said. “A lot of people won’t tell the truth, but I’m telling the truth. It’s not what a lot of people think it is for us. We want the same exact rights as others.”
“We want the same treatment… We’re not saying ‘oh, we matter more than anybody.’ None of that, but for so many decades, we’ve been shown we don’t matter. And right now we just want someone who’s just going to show and put that action in.”
She also described the community she’s known for her community, which she’s been an integral member of her whole life. She said the Black community there suffers because of issues like employment racism and gentrification. “It didn’t just start with Jacob,” she stated passionately.


saraacater--2020-09-04--Hunter Biden ‘Served’ China, Chinese Military In Deals, New Documentary Reveals

Hunter Biden , the son of former Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden , is alleged to have @ @ @ @ @ its military in the new film “ Riding the Dragon : The Bidens ’ Chinese @ @ @ @ @ a New York Post exclusive .
The film is based on research by investigator Peter @ @ @ @ @ on The BlazeTV .
“ The deals discussed in the film include a 2015 joint @ @ @ @ @ Auto — a subsidiary of the state-run Aviation Industry Corp. of China ( AVIC ) @ @ @ @ @ the Chinese military — to purchase Henniges Automotive , an American auto-parts maker , ” @ @ @ @ @ to reporting by The Daily Caller ’ s Andrew Kerr , BHR only removed Hunter @ @ @ @ @ on April 20 after he earlier pledged to resign from the board “ on or @ @ @ @ @ adds that Hunter Biden still holds a 10 percent stake in the firm .
Click @ @ @ @ @ Post story .

The Chinese Coast Guard and its maritime militia sailed into Philippine waters around the Second Thomas Shoal in the South China Sea, firing water cannons at Philippine vessels and crew seeking to re-supply a Philippine ship within the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone. The US State Department called such actions by China “inconsistent with international law” and “unwarranted interference in lawful Philippine maritime operations.” The State Department has maintained that China has “no lawful claim” to that area.
But rather than standing down, China is attempting to gaslight the Philippines and the world into accepting its narrative. A spokesman for China’s Ministry of National Defense stated that China “has sovereignty” over the area, which it calls “Nansha Qundao, including Ren’ai Jiao,” according to Xinhua. The area in dispute has always been a part of China, according to Global Times.
The CCP press also states that China “lawfully intercepted” the Philippine vessels, China’s actions towards the Philippines “was professional, restrained, and beyond reproach,” and that the “Philippine side ignored China’s goodwill and sincerity.”
Chinese media also paints the US, not China, as the aggressor. According to a spokesman from China’s Foreign Ministry, the US is “blatantly support[ing] the Philippines’ violation of China’s sovereignty, and its plot is doomed to fail,” according to Global Times. In responding to the incident, the US “continues to hype up the longstanding disputes between China [and its neighbors]” in order “to maintain hegemony and create a ‘security trap’” with those neighbors, according to the president of a Beijing think tank as cited by China Daily. The US has “no right to meddle” in the South China Sea” and is “creating trouble and sowing discord,” according to a spokesman for China’s Ministry of National Defense as cited by that same article.
The CCP press pushes an alternative reality of international law to buttress its claims. The Philippines, not China, is in violation of international law, according to spokesmen of China’s Foreign Ministry and Coast Guard as cited by Global Times. The Philippines committed “illegal” acts by re-supplying its ship, and having its ship there in the first place, according to Global Times. Philippines v. China, or the South China Sea Arbitration, is “‘illegal, null and void’ as it violates international law[…]” according to a spokesman from the Chinese foreign ministry, as cited by China Daily. The spokesman further said that “China does not accept or recognize it, and will never accept any claim or action based on the [arbitration]. This position is clear and firm, and is a legitimate step to uphold the international rule of law.” A Global Times article similarly referred to the arbitration as the “so called South China Sea arbitration,” and that it is “illegal and invalid.”
China continues to bully its neighbors in the South China Sea. At the same time, it wages a sophisticated propaganda effort aimed at obscuring this fact to further its hegemony in the region. The United States needs a clear policy to lead its allies in the region against China’s growing threat.


saraacater--2020-09-04--Trump Swears ‘I never called our great fallen soldiers anything but heroes.’ I certainly hope so, I’

Trump Swears ‘I never called our great fallen soldiers anything but heroes.’ I certainly hope so, I’m married to one.

President Donald Trump responded forcefully Friday to a report in the online magazine The Atlantic , which claimed he had disparaged fallen troops and wounded veterans on a trip to France in 2018 , calling them ‘ losers ’ and ‘ suckers.
’ I received the story early in the morning from a former federal law enforcement official , as well as a military veteran , who like my husband , Marty , fought on numerous battlefields around the world in duty to our nation .
In fact , one of my husband ’ s best friends was killed several @ @ @ @ @ @ @ permanently in Eastern Afghanistan .
On that day that Brian lost his life , he was going after a foreign terrorist that was operating in the country .
It was late at night , and he wanted to clear the rooftop because his men were below and exposed .
He was just that kind of guy , all the men he served with would say .
He , like my husband , would be the person you ’ d want next to you during a fight .
They would never desert or betray @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the rooftop , the terrorist was hiding in the darkness and shot him .
He was able to call in on his radio to let his team know he ’ d been hit .
His good friend , Nate , was already on his way up when he heard the call .
He didn ’ t hesitate to climb in the darkness of night to save Brian .
As I heard it , Nate made it up the side of the building to help Brian , the terrorist who was hiding in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Killing Brian ’ s friend instantly .
The terrorist then shot Brian one final time .
I often wonder what was the last thing Brian , who wrangled with the demons of war , thought of when he knew he wasn ’ t making it off that building .
I believe it was his wife and daughter .
I remember him talking with the guys at a party shortly before he deployed to Afghanistan .
They were drinking and he was giving a pep talk : “ why is it we do @ @ @ @ @ @ @ won ’ t go into all of the reasons here because it ’ s a complicated answer .
It ’ s complicated , partly because it is who they are and their disposition to be protectors and guardians of our nation .
They are the kind of people you want beside you in battle when things go sideways .
They are loyal , true and will never walk away when you need them most .
Both Brian and Nate had children , they were good husbands and just wanted to do what they @ @ @ @ @ @ @ better place for all of us .
They gave up everything in the process .
My husband ’ s last memories before the darkness swept him and blinded him was the rough mountainous and vast foreign landscape of Eastern Afghanistan .
He also recalls the rifle hitting the rocks beside his feet before the lights went out .
It has not been easy .
I don ’ t believe and I don ’ t want to believe that President Donald Trump would disparage our fallen and wounded soldiers .
For the most part @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
The few times I ’ ve spoken to the President he ’ s told me about the concern for the troops , endless wars and the need to do more for our veterans .
He responded to the story ’ s other accusations that he didn ’ t want to fly the flags at half mast for former Arizona Sen. John McCain , who was a veteran and who frequently sparred publicly with Trump over many issues .
“ I never called John ( McCain ) a loser , ” said Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and whoever , I was asked to swear on that I never called our great fallen soldiers anything but heroes.
” I spoke to a close friend of the President , who has traveled with him and has been with him at Dover Air Force Base when fallen troops have arrived in American flag covered caskets on their final journey home .
The source noted that the Atlantic ’ s story is far from the man they know .
It ’ s also hard for me to believe and why if this is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ this two years ago .
Why wait now if they were so outraged ?
Maybe we should ask but all four of the sources were cowards who didn ’ t want their names in the story and did it anonymously .
The accusations they made should have been on the record .
The President has the right to confront the accusers .
This is a vicious election and the President ’ s actions do not match up with what is being said about him in The Atlantic by these sources .
He has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ President I can remember .
He cares about military families and has made them a priority .
His actions speak louder than words .
As for all our men and women in uniform they are my heroes .
I have great pride in my husband and my family ’ s service to this nation .
My brothers served in the military , one in the Air Force and the other in the Army .
My father fought in World War II and the Korean War .
My grandfather fought in WWI and my @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rising communism and Fidel Castro in Cuba .
My husband served our nation since he was 17 years old and I wouldn ’ t want anyone else in my life but him .
I believe in President Trump and it would be an honor for me to discuss the issues with him on my podcast about our military and the accusations lobbed against him by these anonymous sources .

President Donald Trump responded forcefully Friday to a report in the online magazine The Atlantic, which claimed he had disparaged fallen troops and wounded veterans on a trip to France in 2018, calling them ‘losers’ and ‘suckers.’
I received the story early in the morning from a former federal law enforcement official, as well as a military veteran, who like my husband, Marty, fought on numerous battlefields around the world in duty to our nation.
In fact, one of my husband’s best friends was killed several years after Marty was wounded and blinded permanently in Eastern Afghanistan.
On that day that Brian lost his life, he was going after a foreign terrorist that was operating in the country. It was late at night, and he wanted to clear the rooftop because his men were below and exposed. He was just that kind of guy, all the men he served with would say. He, like my husband, would be the person you’d want next to you during a fight. They would never desert or betray anyone.
As soon as Brian got to the rooftop, the terrorist was hiding in the darkness and shot him. He was able to call in on his radio to let his team know he’d been hit. His good friend, Nate, was already on his way up when he heard the call. He didn’t hesitate to climb in the darkness of night to save Brian. As I heard it, Nate made it up the side of the building to help Brian, the terrorist who was hiding in the darkness shot him in the head. Killing Brian’s friend instantly. The terrorist then shot Brian one final time.
I often wonder what was the last thing Brian, who wrangled with the demons of war, thought of when he knew he wasn’t making it off that building. I believe it was his wife and daughter.
I remember him talking with the guys at a party shortly before he deployed to Afghanistan. They were drinking and he was giving a pep talk: “why is it we do what we do?”‘ I won’t go into all of the reasons here because it’s a complicated answer.
It’s complicated, partly because it is who they are and their disposition to be protectors and guardians of our nation. They are the kind of people you want beside you in battle when things go sideways. They are loyal, true and will never walk away when you need them most.
Both Brian and Nate had children, they were good husbands and just wanted to do what they do best to make the world a better place for all of us. They gave up everything in the process.
My husband’s last memories before the darkness swept him and blinded him was the rough mountainous and vast foreign landscape of Eastern Afghanistan. He also recalls the rifle hitting the rocks beside his feet before the lights went out. It has not been easy.
I don’t believe and I don’t want to believe that President Donald Trump would disparage our fallen and wounded soldiers. For the most part, I don’t believe it. The few times I’ve spoken to the President he’s told me about the concern for the troops, endless wars and the need to do more for our veterans.
He responded to the story’s other accusations that he didn’t want to fly the flags at half mast for former Arizona Sen. John McCain, who was a veteran and who frequently sparred publicly with Trump over many issues.
“I never called John (McCain) a loser,” said Trump. “And swear on whatever, and whoever, I was asked to swear on that I never called our great fallen soldiers anything but heroes.”
I spoke to a close friend of the President, who has traveled with him and has been with him at Dover Air Force Base when fallen troops have arrived in American flag covered caskets on their final journey home. The source noted that the Atlantic’s story is far from the man they know.
It’s also hard for me to believe and why if this is true didn’t these sources reveal this two years ago. Why wait now if they were so outraged? Maybe we should ask but all four of the sources were cowards who didn’t want their names in the story and did it anonymously.
The accusations they made should have been on the record. The President has the right to confront the accusers. This is a vicious election and the President’s actions do not match up with what is being said about him in The Atlantic by these sources.
He has done more for our veterans than any President I can remember. He cares about military families and has made them a priority. His actions speak louder than words.
As for all our men and women in uniform they are my heroes.
I have great pride in my husband and my family’s service to this nation. My brothers served in the military, one in the Air Force and the other in the Army. My father fought in World War II and the Korean War. My grandfather fought in WWI and my mother’s family were warriors against rising communism and Fidel Castro in Cuba.
My husband served our nation since he was 17 years old and I wouldn’t want anyone else in my life but him.
I believe in President Trump and it would be an honor for me to discuss the issues with him on my podcast about our military and the accusations lobbed against him by these anonymous sources.
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1301710816979357697
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1301710819349204992


saraacater--2020-09-04--Indiana Deputies Intercept ‘enough fentanyl to kill over 2,000 people’ During Traffic Stop

Indiana Sheriffs seized what they say is “ enough fentanyl to kill over 2,000 people ” during a routine traffic @ @ @ @ @ to a press release .
Earlier that day , county Sheriffs seized 30 grams of @ @ @ @ @ traffic stop .
Three individuals were arrested for both drug and firearm charges in the @ @ @ @ @ the traffic stop deputies located approximately 5.5 grams of Fentanyl , approximately a half of @ @ @ @ @ over $ 1,000.00 in U.S. Currency and two guns , ” the Sheriff ’ s @ @ @ @ @ a highly potent synthetic opioid .
It only takes about the equivalent of four grains @ @ @ @ @ to kill the average adult male .
The narcotic is largely responsible for the opioid @ @ @ @ @ kills hundreds of Americans each day .
To learn more about the devastation of the @ @ @ @ @ to watch Sara A. Carter ’ s documentary “ Not in Vein .
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saraacater--2020-09-04--U.S. Economy Adds 1.4 Million Jobs In August

The U.S. job numbers for the month of August are showing signs of what could be a bounce-back economy that @ @ @ @ @ down by the COVID-19 pandemic for months .
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor @ @ @ @ @ were added to the economy in the late summer month , while unemployment dropped to @ @ @ @ @ by 1.8 percent compared to July , the agency reports .

“Consumers have made a choice,” said an executive at a Texas-based beer distributor who did not want to be identified. “They have left [Bud Light] and that’s how it’s going to be. I don’t envision a big percentage of them coming back.”
That’s the sentiment of many involved in the once successful Bud Light brand from Anheuser-Busch. In the four months since the company partnered with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, the company has endured hiring freezes, layoffs and sales have declined by a whopping 25%.
With no end in sight of stopping the financial bleed, “many Anheuser-Busch distributors say they are resigned to their painful Bud Light losses” reports The New York Post.
Other Anheuser-Busch beers such as Budweiser, Michelob Ultra and Busch Light also have seen a huge decline in sales, and even beer truck drivers have gotten heckled and harassed. Bud Light’s competitors, including Coors Light and Miller Lite have all seen significant increases in sales.
“While Bud Light remains the No. 1 beer brand in the US, those days are likely numbered, with Modelo expected to overtake it by the end of August, experts say” adds the Post.
The controversy all started with Mulvaney used her social media influence to partner with Bud Light and made posts holding a 16-ounce can of Bud Light with her image on it and of her sitting in a bubble bath surrounded by Bud Light cans.
“The strategy of targeting younger, newer consumers is the right one,” Michael Stone, chairman of Beanstalk Group, a New York-based branding firm, told The Post. “But Anheuser-Busch made a mistake executing on the strategy.”
The New York Post adds:
One silver lining for beleaguered Anheuser-Busch distributors is the rise of Modelo Especial — the No. 2 beer brand, which Anheuser-Busch owns outside of the US.
Rival Constellation Brands distributes Modelo in the US, where it has been outselling Bud Light on a weekly basis since May.


saraacater--2020-09-07--Mayor de Blasio Has A Glass Half Full Attitude About People Fleeing NY ‘They’ll Be Replaced’

New York Mayor Bill De Blasio isn ’ t letting the thousands of New Yorkers fleeing his embattled city get @ @ @ @ @ ’ s hoping they will soon be replaced .
He said they will “ replaced @ @ @ @ @ that want to be here.
” “ People are not going anywhere , ” said @ @ @ @ @ was put on Twitter by The Hill .
“ That ’ s the central mission @ @ @ @ @ “ Many people are deeply focused on this question .
I don ’ t think @ @ @ @ @ looked at .
We ’ ve got eight million people who are not going anywhere.
@ @ @ @ @ of people are choosing to go someplace else.There are still people coming in too , @ @ @ @ @ The vast majority of New Yorkers are standing and fighting , they ’ re loyal @ @ @ @ @ away , they will sooner or later be replaced by people that want to be @ @ @


saraacater--2020-09-07--Sara Carter: The Trump Presidency is A ‘Reawakening Of America”

Fox News contributor Sara Carter told Steve Hilton on Fox New ’ s The Next Revolution Sunday , that the @ @ @ @ @ in 2016 , was a reawakening of the nation and its fundamental values .
It @ @ @ @ @ she added .
“ One of the things that I think is so extraordinary about @ @ @ @ @ ” administration , she said is that it is “ about the American people .
@ @ @ @ @ America , not just a reawakening within the Republican Party.
” Carter said this reawakening @ @ @ @ @ of the 2016 campaign but it is evident in what is happening across the nation @ @ @ @ @ to the 2020 presidential election .
This same resurgence , she said , will be @ @ @ @ @ re-election of Trump this year .


saraacater--2020-09-07--San Francisco At It Again. Gym Owners Are Up In Arms After Discovering Gov Gyms Are Open During COVI

San Francisco At It Again. Gym Owners Are Up In Arms After Discovering Gov Gyms Are Open During COVID-19

Gym owners in San Francisco are up in arms after realizing that the government never had to shut down its own gyms at government buildings .
It ’ s another incredible injustice to small businesses in California that have suffered so much during the mandatory closures the government says is to mitigate the spread of COVID-19 .
The revelation was made by a local NBC news channel , which reported that gyms inside government buildings in San Francisco have been open for months , while other gyms across the city were mandated to shutdown during the novel coronavirus outbreak .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ if you were a San Francisco resident , or for that matter a business owner ?
Daniele Rabkin , of Crossfit Golden Gate , told her local NBC station : “ It ’ s shocking , it ’ s infuriating .
Even though they ’ re getting exposed , there are no repercussions , no ramifications ?
It ’ s shocking.
” It appears that the privileged government isn ’ t limited to House speaker Nancy Pelosi ’ s hair salon incident , where she didn ’ t wear a mask .
According @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gyms have literally been open for employees , including police officers , lawyers , judges , bailiffs , and others .
“ It just demonstrates that there seems to be some kind of a double standard between what city employees are allowed to do and what the residents of San Francisco are allowed to do , ” Dave Karraker , owner of MX3 Fitness in the Castro , told NBC .
For the full report go here .


saraacater--2020-09-07--Trump: No Federal Funding For Schools That Adopt NYT Magazine Revisionist History ‘1619’ Project

It was a big “ No ” on Sunday from President Donald Trump on the New York Times Magazine revisionist history 1619 project , even as supporters of the project said he would be censoring the truth about slavery .
That threat is what those who support the revisionist history will say to anyone who challenges or questions it .
The premise is that America did not begin in 1776 but in 1619 with the first slaves that arrived to the nation from Africa .
It ’ s one thing to teach about the horrific practice of slavery but the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ capitalism and everything that eventually led the nation to a path of freedom and equality for all despite its tainted beginnings , which no one should forget .
Trump made it clear that the Department of Education will pull any funding from schools that use this curriculum after Twitter users suggested that California would be adopting the curriculum for their school system .
“ Department of Education is looking at this , ” said Trump on Twitter .
“ If so , they will not be funded.
” I don ’ t think @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actually going on here with the 1619 project and what it means .
Here ’ s what the website states : “ The 1619 Project is an ongoing initiative from The New York Times Magazine that began in August 2019 , the 400th anniversary of the beginning of American slavery .
It aims to reframe the country ’ s history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of our national narrative.
” According to The Fredrick News Post : That curriculum exists .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Times ’ The 1619 Project — which received worldwide attention when it was published last year — into a curriculum that ’ s now taught in more than 4,500 schools nationwide .
In conjunction with the new teachings , the Heritage Foundation , a conservative research and educational institution , sent a survey conducted by Braun Research to 1,001 parents and 566 school board members across the country to measure their outlook toward the state of civics education and The 1619 Project as a whole .
This type of curriculum is what happens @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is what turns most young American students against the founding principals of the nation .
It is a revisionist history that teaches that our nation is essentially bad and therefore not salvageable unless completely changed .
Just look at this essay in the group as an example : In fact , it openly targets American capitalism .
Calling the nation ’ s principals on economy and free market evil .
The essay by Matthew Desmond is titled ‘ In Order To Understand The Brutality Of American Capitalism , You Have To Start On @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just one of numerous essays in the project that target American principals and attempt to discredit the system of based on the Bill of Rights and Constitution .
However , it is this same New York Times project that leftist liberal professors and school districts have debated adopting as a permanent curriculum .
In fact , as soon as anyone questions the historical context of the project , many times they are targeted by those who support it as racists .
The project by Nikole Hannah-Jones of The New York Times was awarded @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for a sweeping , provocative and personal essay for the ground-breaking 1619 Project , which seeks to place the enslavement of Africans at the center of America ’ s story , prompting public conversation about the nation ’ s founding and evolution.
” But opponents aren ’ t criticizing the reality of slavery but the intentions of those to take a revisionist history that turns the truth regarding the founding of America in 1776 on its end .
For example , The Washington Times editorial states : At the heart of Mrs. Hannah-Jones @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the true history of America did not start in 1776 , but in 1619 , the year when the first slaves arrived to the colonies .
Instead of taking our bearings from the eternal truths enshrined in the Declaration ( “ all men are created equal , that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights ” ) , she argues that slavery is the lens through which all of America ’ s successes and failures , every single thing that defines us , good and bad , must be understood @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Revolution , claiming that the colonists fought for independence on the grounds that an America untethered from Britain would allow the institution of slavery to flourish .
This assertion is so wrong , so factually inaccurate , that leading historians ( Mrs. Hannah-Jones is a journalist ) of both conservative and liberal persuasions , systematically went through her research and found no evidence supporting her contention .
( They did , however , find a trove of historical inaccuracies and distortions . )

It was a big “No” on Sunday from President Donald Trump on the New York Times Magazine revisionist history 1619 project, even as supporters of the project said he would be censoring the truth about slavery. That threat is what those who support the revisionist history will say to anyone who challenges or questions it. The premise is that America did not begin in 1776 but in 1619 with the first slaves that arrived to the nation from Africa.
It’s one thing to teach about the horrific practice of slavery but the project is vehemently anti-American. It targets capitalism and everything that eventually led the nation to a path of freedom and equality for all despite its tainted beginnings, which no one should forget.
Trump made it clear that the Department of Education will pull any funding from schools that use this curriculum after Twitter users suggested that California would be adopting the curriculum for their school system.
“Department of Education is looking at this,” said Trump on Twitter. “If so, they will not be funded.”
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I don’t think a lot of parents know what is actually going on here with the 1619 project and what it means. Here’s what the website states: “The 1619 Project is an ongoing initiative from The New York Times Magazine that began in August 2019, the 400th anniversary of the beginning of American slavery. It aims to reframe the country’s history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of black Americans at the very center of our national narrative.”
According to The Fredrick News Post:
That curriculum exists. The Pulitzer Center helped turn The New York Times’ The 1619 Project — which received worldwide attention when it was published last year — into a curriculum that’s now taught in more than 4,500 schools nationwide.
In conjunction with the new teachings, the Heritage Foundation, a conservative research and educational institution, sent a survey conducted by Braun Research to 1,001 parents and 566 school board members across the country to measure their outlook toward the state of civics education and The 1619 Project as a whole.
This type of curriculum is what happens right underneath a parents nose and actually is what turns most young American students against the founding principals of the nation. It is a revisionist history that teaches that our nation is essentially bad and therefore not salvageable unless completely changed.
Just look at this essay in the group as an example:
In fact, it openly targets American capitalism. Calling the nation’s principals on economy and free market evil. The essay by Matthew Desmond is titled ‘In Order To Understand The Brutality Of American Capitalism, You Have To Start On The Plantation.’ And that’s just one of numerous essays in the project that target American principals and attempt to discredit the system of based on the Bill of Rights and Constitution.
However, it is this same New York Times project that leftist liberal professors and school districts have debated adopting as a permanent curriculum. In fact, as soon as anyone questions the historical context of the project, many times they are targeted by those who support it as racists.
The project by Nikole Hannah-Jones of The New York Times was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for commentary, “for a sweeping, provocative and personal essay for the ground-breaking 1619 Project, which seeks to place the enslavement of Africans at the center of America’s story, prompting public conversation about the nation’s founding and evolution.”
But opponents aren’t criticizing the reality of slavery but the intentions of those to take a revisionist history that turns the truth regarding the founding of America in 1776 on its end.
For example, The Washington Times editorial states:
At the heart of Mrs. Hannah-Jones‘ project is the explicit claim that the true history of America did not start in 1776, but in 1619, the year when the first slaves arrived to the colonies. Instead of taking our bearings from the eternal truths enshrined in the Declaration (“all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights”), she argues that slavery is the lens through which all of America’s successes and failures, every single thing that defines us, good and bad, must be understood.
Mrs. Hannah-Jones applies her argument to Revolution, claiming that the colonists fought for independence on the grounds that an America untethered from Britain would allow the institution of slavery to flourish. This assertion is so wrong, so factually inaccurate, that leading historians (Mrs. Hannah-Jones is a journalist) of both conservative and liberal persuasions, systematically went through her research and found no evidence supporting her contention. (They did, however, find a trove of historical inaccuracies and distortions.)