saraacater--2020-07-02--WHO Admits It Was Never Told About COVID By China, Instead Found Out From U.S. Data

Despite earlier claims and countless defenses made by World Health Organization officials , an updated timeline by the international health body shows China never self-reported the COVID-19 outbreak that led to drastic economic and health consequences across the world .
A quiet change to a timeline of COVID events in late June shows what many mainstream media outlets and government officials have denied for months : China didn ’ t inform the WHO about the outbreak .
Instead , on December 31 , “ a translation of a Chinese media report about the outbreak is posted to ProMED , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ infectious disease outbreaks , ” according to a U.S .
Naval Institute report .
The first inklings of the impending pandemic , and the first time the WHO heard about it , came from this U.S. report — the WHO then sent officials to investigate its validity in China the next day .
This runs contrary to a previous version of the timeline that falsely claimed on December 31 : “ Wuhan Municipal Health Commission , China , reported a cluster of cases of pneumonia in Wuhan , Hubei Province .
A novel @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not happen .
Rather , the updated June 30 truthful version now says that on December 31 the WHO “ picked up a media report on ProMED ” about the mysterious cluster of pneumonia cases in Wuhan .
The new timeline admits that ProMED is run by the International Society for Infectious Diseases — a U.S. based organization headquartered in Brookline , Massachusetts .
The now-eerie Dec. 31 ProMED report says , “ It is understood that the 1st patient with unexplained pneumonia that appeared in Wuhan this time came from Wuhan South @ @ @ @ @ @ @ information disrupts the countless defenses given by Chinese officials and allies at the WHO .
A June 4 article by China Daily said there “ is no legal basis ” for faulting China for the spread of the virus .
“ What we ’ ve done is strictly obey the international rules and fulfill our international obligations , ” Huang Jin , a law professor specializing in international law at China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing falsely said in the propaganda article .
“ For example , we took the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ reported it in a timely fashion to the World Health Organization as well as other countries and regions , and we also accepted inspections from the WHO.
” Now that it ’ s admitted China didn ’ t report in a timely fashion , but rather the U.S. did , the Chinese have dropped this false talking point , as reported by the Free Beacon .

Despite earlier claims and countless defenses made by World Health Organization officials, an updated timeline by the international health body shows China never self-reported the COVID-19 outbreak that led to drastic economic and health consequences across the world.
A quiet change to a timeline of COVID events in late June shows what many mainstream media outlets and government officials have denied for months: China didn’t inform the WHO about the outbreak. Instead, on December 31, “a translation of a Chinese media report about the outbreak is posted to ProMED, a U.S.-based open-access platform for early intelligence about infectious disease outbreaks,” according to a U.S. Naval Institute report.
The first inklings of the impending pandemic, and the first time the WHO heard about it, came from this U.S. report — the WHO then sent officials to investigate its validity in China the next day.
This runs contrary to a previous version of the timeline that falsely claimed on December 31: “Wuhan Municipal Health Commission, China, reported a cluster of cases of pneumonia in Wuhan, Hubei Province. A novel coronavirus was eventually identified.” This did not happen.
Rather, the updated June 30 truthful version now says that on December 31 the WHO “picked up a media report on ProMED” about the mysterious cluster of pneumonia cases in Wuhan. The new timeline admits that ProMED is run by the International Society for Infectious Diseases — a U.S. based organization headquartered in Brookline, Massachusetts.
The now-eerie Dec. 31 ProMED report says, “It is understood that the 1st patient with unexplained pneumonia that appeared in Wuhan this time came from Wuhan South China Seafood Market.”
This newly admitted information disrupts the countless defenses given by Chinese officials and allies at the WHO.
A June 4 article by China Daily said there “is no legal basis” for faulting China for the spread of the virus.
“What we’ve done is strictly obey the international rules and fulfill our international obligations,” Huang Jin, a law professor specializing in international law at China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing falsely said in the propaganda article. “For example, we took the initiative to evaluate the pandemic situation and reported it in a timely fashion to the World Health Organization as well as other countries and regions, and we also accepted inspections from the WHO.”
Now that it’s admitted China didn’t report in a timely fashion, but rather the U.S. did, the Chinese have dropped this false talking point, as reported by the Free Beacon.


saraacater--2020-07-02--‘The American Government Still Owes a Debt’: Reparations Bill Gaining Steam in House

Representative Sheila Jackson Lee ( D-TX ) on Wednesday called for the passage of a bill to study slave reparations and how distribution would occur .
Originally proposed in Jan. 2019 , the bill has gained traction since the killing of George Floyd .
The Commission to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African-Americans Act would investigate if Blacks should get reparations and what the process would look like .
The Congressional Black Caucus has taken the lead on getting the bill in front of the House .
Jackson Lee said there is “ no better time ” for the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ We now have an opportunity , through H.R .
40 , to have the highest level of discussion about systemic racism and race , ” Jackson Lee said on Tuesday according to The Hill .
“ And we are able to do it in a manner that is bringing people together ; that acknowledges that Black lives matter ; and acknowledges that there has to be a response.
” Since the May 25 killing of Floyd , the House has passed bills to address racial disparities and a large number — @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to the Reparations Bill .
“ The key question here is that as the slaves were free , there was no tangible wealth given for their work of over 200 years , ” Jackson Lee said in a Tuesday press conference with the Congressional Black Caucus .
“ That lack of wealth , reflected in the anger and anguish of those who received them , that led into a broken reconstruction , Jim Crowism , 4,000 African Americans lynched and then a period of attempt at civil rights and the loss of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the civil rights battlefield.
” House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said on Wednesday the slave reparations bill is under consideration for a vote by the House .
“ The purpose of this Act is to establish a commission to study and develop Reparation proposals for African-Americans , ” the bill reads .
“ To address the fundamental injustice , cruelty , brutality , and inhumanity of slavery in the United States and the 13 American colonies between 1619 and 1865 and to establish a commission to study and consider a national apology and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ slavery .
”

Representative Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX) on Wednesday called for the passage of a bill to study slave reparations and how distribution would occur. Originally proposed in Jan. 2019, the bill has gained traction since the killing of George Floyd.
The Commission to Study and Develop Reparation Proposals for African-Americans Act would investigate if Blacks should get reparations and what the process would look like. The Congressional Black Caucus has taken the lead on getting the bill in front of the House.
Jackson Lee said there is “no better time” for the bill to be in the national conversation.
“We now have an opportunity, through H.R. 40, to have the highest level of discussion about systemic racism and race,” Jackson Lee said on Tuesday according to The Hill. “And we are able to do it in a manner that is bringing people together; that acknowledges that Black lives matter; and acknowledges that there has to be a response.”
Since the May 25 killing of Floyd, the House has passed bills to address racial disparities and a large number — 131 Democratic representatives — have signed on to the Reparations Bill.
“The key question here is that as the slaves were free, there was no tangible wealth given for their work of over 200 years,” Jackson Lee said in a Tuesday press conference with the Congressional Black Caucus. “That lack of wealth, reflected in the anger and anguish of those who received them, that led into a broken reconstruction, Jim Crowism, 4,000 African Americans lynched and then a period of attempt at civil rights and the loss of the civil rights battlers, in essence on the civil rights battlefield.”
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer said on Wednesday the slave reparations bill is under consideration for a vote by the House.
“The purpose of this Act is to establish a commission to study and develop Reparation proposals for African-Americans,” the bill reads. “To address the fundamental injustice, cruelty, brutality, and inhumanity of slavery in the United States and the 13 American colonies between 1619 and 1865 and to establish a commission to study and consider a national apology and proposal for reparations for the institution of slavery.”


saraacater--2020-07-02--Tom Cotton: ‘You can’t trust anything the New York Times Reports on Trump and Russia’

Senator Tom Cotton , R-AR , slammed the New York Times ’ for publishing the story that Russia put financial bounties on U.S. troops stationed in Afghanistan , saying the paper can ’ t be trusted when it comes to “ anything ” the paper reports “ on Russia and Trump , ” during an interview with Fox News host Sandra Smith Thursday .
Just a month ago , Cotton published an op-ed in the paper title , “ Send In The Troops.
” Cotton was referring to the number of violent riots springing up across the country in the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Floyd .
Cotton ’ s piece received condemnation from a number of the paper ’ s reporters and caused the editorial editor to be ousted .
When it comes to the Times , Cotton knows from recent firsthand experience just how they operate .
“ I ’ m always open to taking a tougher line on Russia .
But , the allegations in the New York Times are simply false as they usually are , ” Cotton explained to Smith .
Cotton added , “ Sandra , what ’ s regrettable is that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in a partnered nation ’ s intelligence community decided to leak partial and incomplete intelligence .
Intelligence services often get that kind of partial , incomplete , or conflicting evidence .
They don ’ t always run to the President or to a prime minister to share it with them until it ’ s verified and corroborated , until then they understand the fuller picture.
” The Trump administration says that the President wasn ’ t briefed on the matter because there was “ strong disagreement inside of our intelligence community about whether @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not , ” Cotton explained .
Meanwhile , Senate Democrats are moving to sanction Russia ’ s President Vladimir Putin over the NYT ’ s story , citing concerns that Trump ’ s been soft on Russia .
However , Cotton says , “ They ’ re simply using another fake story from the New York Times for political gain .
”

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--2020-07-02--FBI Arrests Jeffrey Epstein’s Alleged Sex Trafficking Recruiter Ghislaine Maxwell

FBI agents arrested notorious Jeffrey Epstein associate Ghislaine Maxwell , who is alleged to have played a key role in @ @ @ @ @ ring , according to NBC news , citing senior law enforcement sources .
Maxwell was @ @ @ @ @ Hampshire and is expected to show in court later today , according to the report @ @ @ @ @ ’ s girlfriend , is alleged to have groomed dozens of teenage girls for Epstein @ @ @ @ @ A number of those women have sued Epstein and allege that Maxwell played a key @ @ @ @ @ .
Epstein was arrested nearly one year ago , but died what was initially reported @ @ @ @ @ New York prison , according to investigators .
However , the lack of video footage @ @ @ @ @ ’ s most secure prisons and an autopsy showing injuries more common in strangulation murders @ @ @ @ @ The Department of Justice is still investigating the convicted sex offender ’ s cause of @ @ @ @ @ read the full story .

In a surprising twist, a newly unsealed court document has unveiled that Special Counsel Jack Smith managed to gain access to former President Donald J Trump’s Twitter account, including its private messages and draft tweets. This revelation comes amidst his ongoing investigations into alleged wrongdoings by the ex-president.
The document indicates that Smith obtained a secret search warrant in January, permitting him to scrutinize the ‘@RealDonaldTrump’ account for potential evidence related to criminal activities. Initially, a judge imposed a hefty fine of $350,000 on Elon Musk’s social media conglomerate, previously known as Twitter, for its refusal to cooperate, as revealed in documents released last week.
Furthermore, the court order also restricted the company, now identified as X, from informing Trump about the warrant. According to sources from Smith’s special counsel team, the fear was that if Trump were alerted to the warrant, he might interfere with the investigation.
An attorney from Smith’s team explained, “There actually are concrete cognizable reasons to think that if the former president had notice of these covert investigative steps, there would be actual harm and concern for the investigation, for the witnesses going forward.”
Following some legal wrangling, the unsealed filing discloses that Twitter ultimately provided the requested records. The court filing specifies that Smith secured a search warrant that directed Twitter to hand over ‘data and records’ linked to Trump’s Twitter account, according to reports from the Daily Mail. The content of the messages and draft tweets remains undisclosed.
As per a transcript included in the submission, a legal representative from Twitter affirmed that the company divulged ‘all direct messages, including those in ‘draft form,’ to the special counsel’s team. Moreover, access to both ‘eliminated’ and ‘retained’ direct messages from Trump was accorded to the special counsel’s team.
The former president, in response, accused Joe Biden of being responsible for the warrant and criticized Smith for what he deemed a violation of his privacy. Trump posted on Monday to voice his displeasure, stating, “How dare lowlife prosecutor, Deranged Jack Smith, breaking into my Twitter account without informing me and, indeed, trying to completely hide this atrocity from me. What could he possibly find out that is not already known.”
Smith’s actions have culminated in a 37-count indictment against Trump, with charges ranging from obstruction of justice in relation to classified materials to his efforts to maintain power after losing the 2020 election. The indictment also implicates Trump in spreading falsehoods and encouraging the events of January 6th, characterized as an attack on the Capitol “fueled by lies.”
In response to these developments, Smith issued a public statement underscoring that the assault on the Capitol was “fueled by lies” propagated by Trump, aiming to disrupt the core workings of the U.S. government’s electoral process. Smith asserted his commitment to a ‘swift’ trial as part of his pursuit of justice.
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saraacater--2020-07-02--Maine Parents Face Charges After 9-Month-Old Baby Overdoses On Fentanyl

Police in Auburn , Maine arrested a couple last Friday after their 9-month-old baby overdosed on the highly-potent synthetic drug fentanyl , NEW CENTER Maine reports .
It only takes the equivalent of four grains of salt of fentanyl to kill the average American adult .
Auburn ’ s fire department was soon called to the couple ’ s home last week where the child was found unresponsive , according to the news channel .
The baby received Narcan , an antidote to the drug , at the hospital , and is said to be recovering , the report noted @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the home after carrying out a search warrant .
Matthew Mcleod , 30 , and Valene St. Onge , 29 , were arrested and their baby was taken from their custody .
The two face charges of furnishing schedule W drugs .
St. Onge was also charged with endangering the welfare of a child , according to the report .
In 2018 , Sara A. Carter produced the documentary “ Not in Vein ” to showcase the devastation the trafficking of narcotics into this country wreaks on our nation .
In the midst @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , there exists a worsening epidemic of drug addiction to opioids .
The Washington Post released a report Wednesday that detailed the overwhelming spike in overdose deaths since the start of the COVID-19 lockdowns .
Columbus , Ohio coroner Anahi Ortiz , who is featured in Carter ’ s film , told The Washington Post , “ We ’ ve literally run out of wheeled carts to put them ( bodies ) on .
”


saraacater--2020-07-03--Don’t Let The Left Cancel America. The Silent Majority Must Speak Up Now.

A new Rasmussen report released Friday suggests that the majority of American voters strongly support keeping historical monuments , such as Mount Rushmore intact , rather than destroying it .
If that is the case , then the silent majority needs to speak up now .
It is a day before the Fourth of July .
On the Fourth , the majority of Americans get together with family and friends to BBQ and watch fireworks .
We celebrate all the things we love because deep down inside we know how fragile they really are .
The lockdowns due to COVID19 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the hands of a Minneapolis police officer have put our nation on edge .
These events have hurt us and taught us lessons .
However , they have also been hijacked by radical leftists who inherently hate the American system as it is and want it to change .
They do not believe in capitalism , freedom as we know it or the guiding principals of our nation .
Those of us who know this can not remain silent .
On July 4 , 1776 our nation declared its independence .
The Declaration @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , in fact , its powerful words help lay the strong foundation that has made our nation the envy of the world .
“ We hold these truths to be self-evident , that all men are created equal , that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights , that among these are Life , Liberty and the Pursuit of happiness , ” reads the preamble to the Declaration of Independence .
Those words – although written at a time of great uncertainty and during a period where people were not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fundamentally true .
Those words continue to mean something today .
Just as the historical symbols of our culture , freedom , and liberty stand in the balance of those who wish to tear down the past because they find it offensive , it is that past that has paved the path for progress for our future .
Name one nation not mired in past transgressions ?
No one can .
It ’ s life .
Just as there is not one human being who has not lived with a regret or something @ @ @ @ @ @ @ But it is our guiding principals based in the fundamentals of our Constitution and our Bill of Rights that have been our moral compass .
Those fundamental principles have given us , as a society , the wisdom to rise above the mistakes of our past and become a beacon of light for other nations .
No matter where I ’ ve traveled from Europe to South Asia , people ask me how they can become an American .
Moreover , every day hundreds of people flee from their nations to arrive at @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coasts with the hope of finding a new home .
They are fleeing oppression , injustice and poverty with the hope of becoming an American citizen in a land that they revere but one that we are slowly throwing away .
Many people have died making the journey and many more would rather live in the shadow of our nation than in the open in theirs .
So why are so many young people fighting against those basic principals , and willing to deconstruct America ?
Because our nation has also been subjected @ @ @ @ @ @ @ permeated our colleges and universities .
Many young Americans don ’ t understand the consequences of life without the basic freedoms granted in the words established by our founding fathers .
Many don ’ t associate with older generations that have fought in wars to ensure our nation ’ s freedom and safety .
These young people have been lied to by college professors and special interest groups whose goals are to make them believe that America is nothing more than a colonialist nation , which has oppressed everyone but Caucasians .
It @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and the Bill of Rights keep our nation strong and keep us moving in the right direction .
Instead of tearing down our nation , we should be exalting it and lifting it up .
We are nation based on freedom and choices .
For generations Americans have fought and spilled their blood to ensure the survival of our nation .
Americans are blessed .
We ’ ve also shown over time to be the most giving nation on earth , empathizing with the plight of others not as fortunate .
Floyd ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ officer tore at our nation ’ s spirit and for the most part we cried with his family and community .
In the aftermath , the majority of Americans condemned Floyd ’ s death but those with a different agenda for our nation didn ’ t recognize that , but instead , chose to use Floyd ’ s name as a conduit to fundamentally change the system and dismantle history .
That in and of itself is wrong .
Why ?
Because it is this very system that allows our citizens to go @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is the rights granted by our forefathers in the Constitution that led to the greatest civil rights revolution in our history , and women ’ s suffrage movement .
The debate over our historical monuments and whether they should be removed is as serious as it gets because if the Rasmussen poll is correct , the majority of Americans are being silenced by a very strong and growing group of anti-American leftists .
And it won ’ t stop with statues and monuments .
It will be our language , our history , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our nation so unique that it affords everyone the opportunity to aspire to be great .
So on this Fourth of July weekend remember , while you ’ re with your family and friends celebrating , that the quest for freedom and independence is still ongoing .
Ensuring that our nation remains a beacon of light for the oppressed , those seeking liberty and the future of our citizens will require all of the strength and courage of this generation .
It is – after all – the greatest battle worth fighting for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and online survey finds that 75 % of Likely U.S .
Voters do not believe that Mount Rushmore should be closed or changed because two of the four presidents it honors – George Washington and Thomas Jefferson – were slave owners .
Seventeen percent ( 17 % ) believe the iconic memorial in South Dakota should be closed or changed .
( To see survey question wording , click here . )
But this compares to 90 % who opposed closing or changing Mount Rushmore when Rasmussen Reports first asked this question three @ @ @ @ @ @ @ still oppose removing the names of the early presidents like Washington and Jefferson who were slave owners from public places and taking down statues in their honor .
Eighteen percent ( 18 % ) favor such moves .
However , this compares to 88 % and seven percent ( 7 % ) respectively in 2017 .
The most notable change on both questions is among voters under 40 .
One-third ( 33 % ) of these younger voters are now ready to close or change Mount Rushmore and remove the names and statues @ @ @ @ @ @ @ owners .
Roughly 10 % of older voters agree in both cases .
Only 10 % of all voters believe it is better to erase the wrongs of the past .
Eighty-four percent ( 84 % ) disagree and say it is better to try to learn from them .
But that ’ s down 10 points from the earlier survey .

A new Rasmussen report released Friday suggests that the majority of American voters strongly support keeping historical monuments, such as Mount Rushmore intact, rather than destroying it.
If that is the case, then the silent majority needs to speak up now.
It is a day before the Fourth of July. On the Fourth, the majority of Americans get together with family and friends to BBQ and watch fireworks. We celebrate all the things we love because deep down inside we know how fragile they really are.
The lockdowns due to COVID19 and the death of George Floyd at the hands of a Minneapolis police officer have put our nation on edge. These events have hurt us and taught us lessons. However, they have also been hijacked by radical leftists who inherently hate the American system as it is and want it to change. They do not believe in capitalism, freedom as we know it or the guiding principals of our nation.
Those of us who know this cannot remain silent. On July 4, 1776 our nation declared its independence. The Declaration of Independence was more than a symbol, in fact, its powerful words help lay the strong foundation that has made our nation the envy of the world.
“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of happiness,” reads the preamble to the Declaration of Independence.
Those words – although written at a time of great uncertainty and during a period where people were not all treated as equals – still are fundamentally true. Those words continue to mean something today.
Just as the historical symbols of our culture, freedom, and liberty stand in the balance of those who wish to tear down the past because they find it offensive, it is that past that has paved the path for progress for our future.
Don’t let the left cancel America.
Name one nation not mired in past transgressions? No one can. It’s life. Just as there is not one human being who has not lived with a regret or something that they wish they could change.
But it is our guiding principals based in the fundamentals of our Constitution and our Bill of Rights that have been our moral compass. Those fundamental principles have given us, as a society, the wisdom to rise above the mistakes of our past and become a beacon of light for other nations.
No matter where I’ve traveled from Europe to South Asia, people ask me how they can become an American. Moreover, every day hundreds of people flee from their nations to arrive at our borders, our airports and our coasts with the hope of finding a new home. They are fleeing oppression, injustice and poverty with the hope of becoming an American citizen in a land that they revere but one that we are slowly throwing away.
Many people have died making the journey and many more would rather live in the shadow of our nation than in the open in theirs.
So why are so many young people fighting against those basic principals, and willing to deconstruct America ? Because our nation has also been subjected to a Trojan horse ideology that has permeated our colleges and universities. Many young Americans don’t understand the consequences of life without the basic freedoms granted in the words established by our founding fathers. Many don’t associate with older generations that have fought in wars to ensure our nation’s freedom and safety.
These young people have been lied to by college professors and special interest groups whose goals are to make them believe that America is nothing more than a colonialist nation, which has oppressed everyone but Caucasians. It’s not true.
The Constitution and the Bill of Rights keep our nation strong and keep us moving in the right direction. Instead of tearing down our nation, we should be exalting it and lifting it up. We are nation based on freedom and choices. For generations Americans have fought and spilled their blood to ensure the survival of our nation.
Americans are blessed. We’ve also shown over time to be the most giving nation on earth, empathizing with the plight of others not as fortunate.
Floyd’s horrific killing by a law enforcement officer tore at our nation’s spirit and for the most part we cried with his family and community. In the aftermath, the majority of Americans condemned Floyd’s death but those with a different agenda for our nation didn’t recognize that, but instead, chose to use Floyd’s name as a conduit to fundamentally change the system and dismantle history.
That in and of itself is wrong. Why? Because it is this very system that allows our citizens to go to the streets and protest. It is the rights granted by our forefathers in the Constitution that led to the greatest civil rights revolution in our history, and women’s suffrage movement.
The debate over our historical monuments and whether they should be removed is as serious as it gets because if the Rasmussen poll is correct, the majority of Americans are being silenced by a very strong and growing group of anti-American leftists. And it won’t stop with statues and monuments.
It will be our language, our history, books and then the fundamentals that make our nation so unique that it affords everyone the opportunity to aspire to be great.
So on this Fourth of July weekend remember, while you’re with your family and friends celebrating, that the quest for freedom and independence is still ongoing.
Ensuring that our nation remains a beacon of light for the oppressed, those seeking liberty and the future of our citizens will require all of the strength and courage of this generation.
It is – after all – the greatest battle worth fighting for.
From Rasmussen:
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 75% of Likely U.S. Voters do not believe that Mount Rushmore should be closed or changed because two of the four presidents it honors – George Washington and Thomas Jefferson – were slave owners. Seventeen percent (17%) believe the iconic memorial in South Dakota should be closed or changed. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
But this compares to 90% who opposed closing or changing Mount Rushmore when Rasmussen Reports first asked this question three years ago.
Similarly, 71% still oppose removing the names of the early presidents like Washington and Jefferson who were slave owners from public places and taking down statues in their honor. Eighteen percent (18%) favor such moves. However, this compares to 88% and seven percent (7%) respectively in 2017.
The most notable change on both questions is among voters under 40. One-third (33%) of these younger voters are now ready to close or change Mount Rushmore and remove the names and statues of the early presidents who were slave owners. Roughly 10% of older voters agree in both cases.
Only 10% of all voters believe it is better to erase the wrongs of the past. Eighty-four percent (84%) disagree and say it is better to try to learn from them. But that’s down 10 points from the earlier survey.


saraacater--2020-07-03--CNN Has Slammed the Usage of Hydroxychloroquine for Months — Until it Reversed Course In An Early Mo

CNN Has Slammed the Usage of Hydroxychloroquine for Months — Until it Reversed Course In An Early Morning Tweet

After months of claiming hydroxychloroquine is linked to a “ greater risk of death ” and “ doesn ’ t work , ” CNN admitted — at 4 am on the Friday before a holiday — that the drug is linked to significantly higher survival rates in hospitals .
The quietly-announced new study by the Henry Ford Health System in Michigan questions the months of anti-hydroxychloroquine coverage showing that of the 2,541 patients observed , 26 percent of patients not given the drug died , compared to 13 percent of those who did receive hydroxychloroquine .
The research — which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ — was a multi-center retrospective observational study .
The full results found that “ overall crude mortality rates were 18.1 % in the entire cohort , 13.5 % in the hydroxychloroquine alone group , 20.1 % among those receiving hydroxychloroquine + azithromycin , 22.4 % among the azithromycin alone group , and 26.4 % for neither drug , ” according to the team ’ s study .
The controversial anti-malaria drug , often touted by President Donald Trump as a potentially effective remedy for COVID-19 , was mocked by CNN and other news @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pushing it — and admitting he takes it daily .
The Washington Post claimed it was a “ false hope ” and the Philadelphia Inquirer said it was “ the most disappointing , disavowed drug that researchers keep studying for COVID-19.
” CNN wrote in it ’ s middle-of-the-night discovery that “ it ’ s a surprising finding because several other studies have found no benefit from hydroxychloroquine , a drug originally developed to treat and prevent malaria.
” “ President Donald Trump touted the drug heavily , but later studies found not @ @ @ @ @ @ @ they got the drug , they were more likely to suffer cardiac side effects , ” CNN said in this morning ’ s article .
CEO of the Henry Ford Medical Group Dr. Steven Kalkanis , said “ It ’ s important to note that in the right settings , this potentially could be a lifesaver for patients.
” Dr. Marcus Zervos , division head of infectious disease for Henry Ford Health System , said in a news conference that “ our results do differ from some other studies.
” He noted an @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ For hydroxychloroquine to have a benefit , it needs to begin before the patients begin to suffer some of the severe immune reactions that patients can have with Covid , ” Zervos told the press .
Peter Navarro , the White House trade adviser , told CNN that “ this is a big deal.
” “ This medicine can literally save tens of thousands , perhaps hundreds of thousands of American lives and maybe millions of people worldwide , ” Navarro said .
With this study shattering previous thought and talking points @ @ @ @ @ @ @ remedy can soon become available — with politics aside .

After months of claiming hydroxychloroquine is linked to a “greater risk of death” and “doesn’t work,” CNN admitted — at 4 am on the Friday before a holiday — that the drug is linked to significantly higher survival rates in hospitals.
The quietly-announced new study by the Henry Ford Health System in Michigan questions the months of anti-hydroxychloroquine coverage showing that of the 2,541 patients observed, 26 percent of patients not given the drug died, compared to 13 percent of those who did receive hydroxychloroquine.
A surprising new study found that the controversial antimalarial drug hydroxychloroquine helped Covid-19 patients better survive in the hospital.https://t.co/j6zs4SI2Su — CNN (@CNN) July 3, 2020
The research — which is “surprising” according to CNN — was a multi-center retrospective observational study. The full results found that “overall crude mortality rates were 18.1% in the entire cohort, 13.5% in the hydroxychloroquine alone group, 20.1% among those receiving hydroxychloroquine + azithromycin, 22.4% among the azithromycin alone group, and 26.4% for neither drug,” according to the team’s study.
The controversial anti-malaria drug, often touted by President Donald Trump as a potentially effective remedy for COVID-19, was mocked by CNN and other news agencies since mid-March when President Trump began pushing it — and admitting he takes it daily. The Washington Post claimed it was a “false hope” and the Philadelphia Inquirer said it was “the most disappointing, disavowed drug that researchers keep studying for COVID-19.”
https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/1241367239900778501?s=20
CNN wrote in it’s middle-of-the-night discovery that “it’s a surprising finding because several other studies have found no benefit from hydroxychloroquine, a drug originally developed to treat and prevent malaria.”
“President Donald Trump touted the drug heavily, but later studies found not only did patients not do better if they got the drug, they were more likely to suffer cardiac side effects,” CNN said in this morning’s article.
CEO of the Henry Ford Medical Group Dr. Steven Kalkanis, said “It’s important to note that in the right settings, this potentially could be a lifesaver for patients.”
Dr. Marcus Zervos, division head of infectious disease for Henry Ford Health System, said in a news conference that “our results do differ from some other studies.” He noted an important factor is beginning treatment early.
“For hydroxychloroquine to have a benefit, it needs to begin before the patients begin to suffer some of the severe immune reactions that patients can have with Covid,” Zervos told the press.
Peter Navarro, the White House trade adviser, told CNN that “this is a big deal.”
“This medicine can literally save tens of thousands, perhaps hundreds of thousands of American lives and maybe millions of people worldwide,” Navarro said.
With this study shattering previous thought and talking points, perhaps a treatment or highly effective remedy can soon become available — with politics aside.


saraacater--2020-07-03--Fmr. Trump Advisor To Demand Documents Regarding Mueller’s Investigation

President Donald Trump ’ s former campaign foreign policy advisor Dr. Walid Phares says he will be demanding documents that led to an intrusive investigation into his life during the Department of Justice ’ s former Special Counsel investigation into the Trump campaign .
He first revealed his intentions to request the classified documentation on Thursday ’ s episode of “ The Sara Carter Show ” podcast .
Last week , The New York Times published what Phares describes as a “ smear piece ” outlining that in 2017 he was “ investigated by the ( Robert ) Mueller probe @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Egyptian government .
Phares is just one of five associates to the campaign that were under Mueller ’ s microscope .
That group included Carter Page , Paul Manafort , George Papadopoulos , and Michael Flynn .
Although they all had different roles , they were alleged to all have been working for foreign nations to influence an election and an administration .
All five names were mentioned in the memo signed by the then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that allowed for Mueller to probe those individuals , only Phares ’ name was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ I ’ m still under shock trying to digest what had happened to me .
As you just mentioned .
It was revealed to me through an article published by the hit piece , actually by The New York Times , the end of May came to my surprise , ” Phares told Carter .
“ Never heard from them , ” Phares explained .
“ I learned from The New York Times that there was a redacted part of that initial memo that started the Russia investigation that had my name @ @ @ @ @ @ @ yet .
So by the way , there I am going to be asking the DOJ to give me that document I want to see .
What did they say about me ?
Imagine , For four years , a U .
S citizen has been investigating .
Nobody told him .
What was it about ?
” Phares added that he previously testified in 2017 before the Senate and House Intelligence about the “ so-called Russia connection to the Trump campaign.
” However , there was never any follow up .
Dr. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the U.S. intelligence community on terrorism threats for decades and that ’ s probably why he was investigated .
He detailed to Carter his history with the U.S. intelligence community .
“ I have been working with probably about two to 3000 intelligence community analysts on counterterrorism on the threat facing America , ” he said .
“ I served twice as a national security adviser , foreign policy adviser to presidential , you know , candidates .
So I was aware and have the knowledge of what was going on in terms @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was the reason probably there was a party out there which is not still in the under the light that was not very happy with my position with regard to the Iran deal .
I ’ ll talk about that in a second .
with my position with regard to the partnership with the Muslim Brotherhood , ” he added .
“ It ’ s all about foreign policy .
Most likely , I was put under this investigation because somebody somewhere some lobby pressured and introduced does against me , which , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ nothing .
It was probably prepared by my political enemies.. ”

President Donald Trump’s former campaign foreign policy advisor Dr. Walid Phares says he will be demanding documents that led to an intrusive investigation into his life during the Department of Justice’s former Special Counsel investigation into the Trump campaign.
He first revealed his intentions to request the classified documentation on Thursday’s episode of “The Sara Carter Show” podcast.
Last week, The New York Times published what Phares describes as a “smear piece” outlining that in 2017 he was “investigated by the (Robert) Mueller probe” over his alleged ties to the Egyptian government.
Phares is just one of five associates to the campaign that were under Mueller’s microscope. That group included Carter Page, Paul Manafort, George Papadopoulos, and Michael Flynn. Although they all had different roles, they were alleged to all have been working for foreign nations to influence an election and an administration.
All five names were mentioned in the memo signed by the then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein that allowed for Mueller to probe those individuals, only Phares’ name was redacted in its later public release.
“I’m still under shock trying to digest what had happened to me. As you just mentioned. It was revealed to me through an article published by the hit piece, actually by The New York Times, the end of May came to my surprise,” Phares told Carter.
“Never heard from them,” Phares explained. “I learned from The New York Times that there was a redacted part of that initial memo that started the Russia investigation that had my name. I didn’t see it yet. So by the way, there I am going to be asking the DOJ to give me that document I want to see. What did they say about me? Imagine, For four years, a U. S citizen has been investigating. Nobody told him. What was it about?”
Phares added that he previously testified in 2017 before the Senate and House Intelligence about the “so-called Russia connection to the Trump campaign.” However, there was never any follow up.
Dr. Phares emphasized that he’s consulted the U.S. intelligence community on terrorism threats for decades and that’s probably why he was investigated.
He detailed to Carter his history with the U.S. intelligence community.
“I have been working with probably about two to 3000 intelligence community analysts on counterterrorism on the threat facing America,” he said. “I served twice as a national security adviser, foreign policy adviser to presidential, you know, candidates. So I was aware and have the knowledge of what was going on in terms of threats against America.”
“This was the reason probably there was a party out there which is not still in the under the light that was not very happy with my position with regard to the Iran deal. I’ll talk about that in a second. with my position with regard to the partnership with the Muslim Brotherhood,” he added. “It’s all about foreign policy. Most likely, I was put under this investigation because somebody somewhere some lobby pressured and introduced does against me, which, after investigation authorities found that there was nothing. It was probably prepared by my political enemies..”


saraacater--2020-07-03--Judicial Watch Sues DC Mayor For Ignoring Requests To Paint ‘Because No One Is Above the Law’ On Str

Judicial Watch Sues DC Mayor For Ignoring Requests To Paint ‘Because No One Is Above the Law’ On Street

Judicial Watch has filed a lawsuit against Washington D.C. ’ s Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser for ignoring the group ’ s request to paint “ Because No One Is Above The Law !
” , the group ’ s motto , on a City street after she allowed “ Black Lives Matter ” and “ Defund the Police ” to be painted on a city block .
“ Mayor Bowser gave us the runaround rather than access , as the First Amendment requires , to a DC street to paint our timely message and motto : Because No One is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Watch President Tom Fitton .
“ Our message is especially relevant today because it applies equally to law enforcement and public officials as well as to protesters , looters , and rioters.
” Judicial Watch first submitted their request to Bowser ’ s office on June 10 , giving her three days to respond .
The watchdog group even offered to pay for the painting .
Three weeks later , the Mayor hasn ’ t responded to their request prompting JW to take legal action .
The group alleges in their lawsuit that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ equal access to Judicial Watch to paint its own expressive message and violated federal civil rights law.
” On Tuesday , the group sent a similar request to paint their motto in New York City .
Mayor Bill de Blasio has yet to respond to their inquiry .

In an unexpected turn of events, the city of Goodhue in southeastern Minnesota finds itself without a police force as the chief and other department members tendered their resignations.
Mayor Ellen Anderson Buck conveyed the city’s determination to move forward despite the setback, assuring the public of continued police coverage.
Mayor Buck emphasized, “I want to reiterate that we will have police coverage in the city of Goodhue. That is not an issue.” Police Chief Josh Smith, who will remain in his position until August 24th, attributed the force’s dissolution to the inability to recruit new officers, according to reports from Fox News.
“This has been three weeks now, we have zero applicants, and I have zero prospects,” Smith disclosed on July 26. “I’ve called every PD around for the youngest guys out there, getting into the game. There’s nobody getting into the game.”
Chris Schmit, a Goodhue City Council member, praised the police force for their commitment to upholding law and order in the city, underscoring their invaluable contribution to the community’s safety. “I can probably speak for everyone when I say that they provided excellent safety and security to our community. And the small-town policing that they did, we want that back.”
Smith bared a stark truth to the Goodhue City Council, unraveling the crux of the department’s recruitment turmoil. The resounding echo of low wages and the unrelenting surge of rivalry from neighboring larger communities reverberated through his words. With an urgency born of necessity, he underscored the imperative for swift and substantial transformation to reorient this daunting trajectory.
In a state that has witnessed significant policing developments, including the George Floyd case, Minneapolis serves as a prominent backdrop. The latest ex-Minneapolis police officer convicted in Floyd’s death received a sentence of four years and nine months on August 7. Prior to his sentencing, Tou Thao, the former officer, shared a personal reflection on his faith journey while incarcerated.
Despite repeated attempts, the Goodhue Police Department, the mayor, and city council members remained unavailable for comments.
This unexpected loss of an entire police force underscores the challenges many smaller communities face in maintaining law enforcement personnel amidst increasing demands and competition from larger urban centers.
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saraacater--2020-07-03--U.S. Seizes 46 Pounds Of ‘date rape drugs’ From China

Last week , U.S. Customs and Border Protection in Louisville , Kentucky seized 46 pounds of what are commonly referred @ @ @ @ @ drugs ” in a package originating from China .
The illicit package was destined for @ @ @ @ @ CBP intercepted it , and it included two jugs containing 23.5 pounds of Gamma-Butyrolactone ( @ @ @ @ @ of 1,4-Butanediol , according to a CBP press release .
“ These chemicals are very @ @ @ @ @ , Port Director , Louisville , said in a statement .
“ Our officers see @ @ @ @ @ , and every night they stop these dangerous products from reaching its final destination .
@ @ @ @ @ job of keeping us safe.
” The DEA classifies GBL as a List I chemical @ @ @ @ @ , which means it ’ s regulated as an addictive narcotic .

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--2020-07-05--Fmr FDA Chief: ‘The case fatality rate is going down’

Former FDA Commissioner , Doctor Scott Gottlieb was on ‘ Face the Nation ’ on CBS News on Sunday to discuss recent spikes of Covid-19 cases .
“ The President has tweeted yesterday that the media is focused too much on these growing number of cases , and he is making the point that deaths and the all-important mortality rate is going down , and we ’ re not hearing enough about that .
How do you understand what is happening with deaths and mortality ?
” asked host Margaret Brennan .
“ Well , we need to separate the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actual case fatality rate , how lethal is this ?
The case fatality rate is going down , although we ’ re not able to measure it right now because we ’ re able to save more people who are hospitalized and get critically ill because of advances in care , ” responded Dr. Gottlieb .
“ The number of deaths has gone down because the number of infections went down for a period of time .
And more of the new infections right now are in younger people .
And we ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in nursing homes .
But the total number of deaths is going to start going up again as the number of hospitalizations starts to spike again .
So we ’ re going to see deaths creep up .
And I wouldn ’ t be surprised in the next two weeks to see deaths go over a thousand .
That doesn ’ t mean the case fatality rate , the actual death rate isn ’ t declining .
But when you have more infections , even if the death rate is declining , you @ @ @ @ @ @ @ tragically .
So if we cut the death rate in half , if we make this half less lethal than it was , but we double the number of infections , we ’ re going to get more deaths .
And I think we ’ re going to start to see that .
So we shouldn ’ t just focus on the crude mortality rate , the number of deaths to tell the story of what ’ s happening medically .
Medically , we are improving .
But we just have so much @ @ @ @ @ @ @ re going to see , unfortunately , a lot of lethalities .
”

Former FDA Commissioner, Doctor Scott Gottlieb was on ‘Face the Nation’ on CBS News on Sunday to discuss recent spikes of Covid-19 cases.
“The President has tweeted yesterday that the media is focused too much on these growing number of cases, and he is making the point that deaths and the all-important mortality rate is going down, and we’re not hearing enough about that. How do you understand what is happening with deaths and mortality?” asked host Margaret Brennan.
“Well, we need to separate the number of deaths going down from the actual case fatality rate, how lethal is this? The case fatality rate is going down, although we’re not able to measure it right now because we’re able to save more people who are hospitalized and get critically ill because of advances in care,” responded Dr. Gottlieb.
“The number of deaths has gone down because the number of infections went down for a period of time. And more of the new infections right now are in younger people. And we’re protecting more vulnerable populations like people in nursing homes. But the total number of deaths is going to start going up again as the number of hospitalizations starts to spike again. So we’re going to see deaths creep up. And I wouldn’t be surprised in the next two weeks to see deaths go over a thousand. That doesn’t mean the case fatality rate, the actual death rate isn’t declining. But when you have more infections, even if the death rate is declining, you’re going to get more deaths tragically. So if we cut the death rate in half, if we make this half less lethal than it was, but we double the number of infections, we’re going to get more deaths. And I think we’re going to start to see that. So we shouldn’t just focus on the crude mortality rate, the number of deaths to tell the story of what’s happening medically. Medically, we are improving. But we just have so much infection around this country, we’re going to see, unfortunately, a lot of lethalities.”


saraacater--2020-07-05--Dems like Taliban Target Historical Statues, Want to Erase National History

CNN anchor Dana Bash asked Senator Tammy Duckworth ( D-IL ) if she believed that the statues of George Washington @ @ @ @ @ , let me just say that we should start off by having a national dialogue @ @ @ @ @ , ” responded Duckworth .
Sara Carter , reacted to the democrat senator on a @ @ @ @ @ “ It will never end —- the cancel culture will never be satisfied until everything @ @ @ @ @ is gone… I remember the Taliban blowing up The Buddhas of Bamyan statues they found @ @ @ @ @ s suicide camps in # FATA where they wouldn ’ t allow depictions of peoples @ @ @ @ @ lies – what about book burnings in Germany during WWII – should the Pyramids be @ @ @ @ @ built by Slaves ?
Should we dismantle all societies because every single one has committed @ @ @ @ @ When does it end ?
”


saraacater--2020-07-05--Heavily Armed Black Protesters Walk Through Georgia’s Stone Mountain Park (Video)

A group of heavily armed protesters marched through Stone Mountain Park near Atlanta on Saturday .
Many of the protesters @ @ @ @ @ weapons , and ammunition belts .
In a video shared online , one member of @ @ @ @ @ the reason they chose the location , describing the park to fellow members of the @ @ @ @ @ of the Ku Klux Klan ” – referring to how it was restarted atop the @ @ @ @ @ I want the heart of the Ku Klux Klan to hear me no matter where @ @ @ @ @ ” he said .
“ I ’ m in your house .
Where you at @ @ @ @ @ .
We don ’ t threaten .
”

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.
Follow Alexander Carter on Twitter @AlexCarterDC for more!


saraacater--2020-07-06--Chicago Violence: 79 Shot, 15 Fatally Over Independence Day Weekend

Violence in Chicago continued this past Independence Day weekend when 79 people were shot , 15 fatally , according to @ @ @ @ @ The report noted that eleven of the victims were minors .
Two of the young @ @ @ @ @ , and one 14-year-old boy , died from their wounds .
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot @ @ @ @ @ on Saturday night after the 7-year-old girl was shot and killed while celebrating the holiday @ @ @ @ @ 7-year-old girl in Austin joined a list of teenagers and children whose hopes and dreams @ @ @ @ @ of a gun , ” Lightfoot wrote .
She added , “ As families gather @ @ @ @ @ our nation , we must ask ourselves : is this who we are as a @ @ @ @ @ ?
We can not grow numb to this .
We are making progress in slowing @ @ @ @ @ to do better , every single one of us .
”


saraacater--2020-07-06--Statue of Frederick Douglass — Former Slave and Abolitionist — Torn Down and Damaged in New York

First the confederate flag was taken down across the nation , then statues of confederate soldiers , then statues of anyone with an association to slavery , now…statues of slaves who fought for freedom ?
That ’ s right .
The statue of Frederick Douglass , a former slave who fought for abolition and education , was ripped down in Rochester , New York on Sunday .
It was removed from its pedestal by unknown vandals and found by authorities nearly 50 feet from its base leaning against a fence next to the Genesee River .
The despicable act was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Douglass ’ s famous “ What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July ?
” speech given in the same town in 1852 .
Carvin Eison , a member of the initiative ‘ Re-energizing the Legacy of Frederick Douglass ’ , the group responsible for putting up the statue , told the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle another statue will have to be erected as the damage is so severe .
He noted it was painful to see “ a monument that we put so much work and thought and love and care @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I feel ( we should ) put a monument back here immediately so whoever did this knows that we are not going to be deterred from what our objective is , and our objective is to continually celebrate Frederick Douglass , ” Eison told the local outlet .
The city of Rochester , New York has 13 statues of the abolitionist throughout the city — the memorials were unveiled in 2018 to commemorate the bicentennial of Douglass ’ s birth .
The famous speech , “ What to the Slave Is the Fourth @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ago in Rochester , called out Americans for celebrating Independence Day while slaves were still in chains .
“ What , to the American slave , is your 4th of July ?
I answer ; a day that reveals to him , more than all other days in the year , the gross injustice and cruelty to which he is the constant victim , ” Douglass said in the famous oration .
“ To him , your celebration is a sham ; your boasted liberty , an unholy license ; your national greatness @ @ @ @ @ @ @ rejoicing are empty and heartless.
” Born into slavery , Douglass was chosen to live in his owners ’ home and learned the alphabet from the slaveholder ’ s wife , Sophia .
She was ordered to stop teaching but Douglass continued to seek knowledge from white kids in the neighborhood .
He learned to read and did so constantly .
He taught other slaves how to read the New Testament until slaveowners broke the meetings up with weapons .
Moved around frequently , Douglass worked for different masters until his escape to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ from slave hunters for three years .
His intellect and speaking skills landed him as agent for the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society .
He went on to write his famous biography , The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass , a classic in American literature .
He also started an anti-slavery newspaper , The North Star .
Douglass later befriended Abraham Lincoln and served as an advisor to the sixteenth president throughout the civil war .
According to Britannica , he went on to serve as assistant secretary of the Santo Domingo Commission , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ D.C. and U.S. Minister and Consul General to Haiti .
Douglass fought and spoke for abolition for the his entire life — he also was an early advocate for women ’ s rights .
“ To suppress free speech is a double wrong .
It violates the rights of the hearer as well as those of the speaker , ” Douglass once said .

First the confederate flag was taken down across the nation, then statues of confederate soldiers, then statues of anyone with an association to slavery, now…statues of slaves who fought for freedom?
That’s right. The statue of Frederick Douglass, a former slave who fought for abolition and education, was ripped down in Rochester, New York on Sunday. It was removed from its pedestal by unknown vandals and found by authorities nearly 50 feet from its base leaning against a fence next to the Genesee River. The despicable act was carried out on the 168th anniversary of Douglass’s famous “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” speech given in the same town in 1852.
A Frederick Douglas statue in Maplewood Park was removed from its base overnight. pic.twitter.com/J43hqxuHTT — Atyia Collins (@Atyia_Collins) July 5, 2020
Carvin Eison, a member of the initiative ‘Re-energizing the Legacy of Frederick Douglass’, the group responsible for putting up the statue, told the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle another statue will have to be erected as the damage is so severe. He noted it was painful to see “a monument that we put so much work and thought and love and care into” mistreated and vandalized.
“I feel (we should) put a monument back here immediately so whoever did this knows that we are not going to be deterred from what our objective is, and our objective is to continually celebrate Frederick Douglass,” Eison told the local outlet.
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The city of Rochester, New York has 13 statues of the abolitionist throughout the city — the memorials were unveiled in 2018 to commemorate the bicentennial of Douglass’s birth.
The famous speech, “What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?” delivered 168 years ago in Rochester, called out Americans for celebrating Independence Day while slaves were still in chains.
“What, to the American slave, is your 4th of July? I answer; a day that reveals to him, more than all other days in the year, the gross injustice and cruelty to which he is the constant victim,” Douglass said in the famous oration. “To him, your celebration is a sham; your boasted liberty, an unholy license; your national greatness, swelling vanity; your sound of rejoicing are empty and heartless.”
Born into slavery, Douglass was chosen to live in his owners’ home and learned the alphabet from the slaveholder’s wife, Sophia. She was ordered to stop teaching but Douglass continued to seek knowledge from white kids in the neighborhood.
He learned to read and did so constantly. He taught other slaves how to read the New Testament until slaveowners broke the meetings up with weapons.
Moved around frequently, Douglass worked for different masters until his escape to New Bedford, Massachusetts where he hid from slave hunters for three years.
His intellect and speaking skills landed him as agent for the Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society. He went on to write his famous biography, The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass, a classic in American literature. He also started an anti-slavery newspaper, The North Star.
Douglass later befriended Abraham Lincoln and served as an advisor to the sixteenth president throughout the civil war.
According to Britannica, he went on to serve as assistant secretary of the Santo Domingo Commission, marshal and recorder of deeds in Washington D.C. and U.S. Minister and Consul General to Haiti.
Douglass fought and spoke for abolition for the his entire life — he also was an early advocate for women’s rights.
“To suppress free speech is a double wrong. It violates the rights of the hearer as well as those of the speaker,” Douglass once said.


saraacater--2020-07-06--Not Again: China Says It Confirmed A Case of Bubonic Plague

Months after the detrimental COVID-19 pandemic originated in China , the country is now reporting a positive case of the Bubonic Plague in a hospital in Bayannur , Inner Mongolia , according to the South China Morning Post .
Officials are asking residents and tourists to stay out of the grasslands overnight and avoid contact , especially consumption , of wild animals .
If someone develops a fever , they are asked to report history with animals and travels in the grasslands .
A herdsman was reported as a potential case on Saturday evening and confirmed Sunday .
The region @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public to report any cases of suspicious fevers or plague symptoms , bans hunting , and requires the reporting of sick or dying marmots — a rodent and most common host of the plague in inner Mongolia .
While cases of the plague have been confirmed in Asia in recent years , it is quite uncommon .
According to the Jerusalem Post , between 2009 and 2018 , China reported just 26 cases and 11 deaths .
The Bubonic Plague is one of the deadliest diseases in history .
Referred to as the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Ages , the plague wiped out between 75 and 200 million people in Eurasia and North America in the mid 1300s — roughly one out of three people in Europe .


saraacater--2020-07-06--‘Kaepernick, I reject your seemingly misplaced hate for America.’ We are the most equitable, charita

‘Kaepernick, I reject your seemingly misplaced hate for America.’ We are the most equitable, charitable and just nation on Earth.

It ’ s difficult for me to understand the contempt and hate from those on the left , along with others , for America .
Most of these people are not immigrants who sacrificed everything to get to America but are young American born citizens , whose concept of our nation is deeply flawed .
Colin Kaepernick is one of them .
He appears to have a deep disdain for America that he just can ’ t seem to shake .
Still , it is this very nation that has allowed Kaepernick to amass allegedly more than $ 20 million @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actually in the top one percent of some of the wealthiest people on the planet .
As of today , he never has to worry about where his next meal will come from and healthcare isn ’ t a problem .
For so many people , those goals are simply unattainable .
They live in nations where the individual isn ’ t honored , corruption runs deep and liberty is only a fleeting thought .
On July 4th , Kaepernick shared a video on Twitter .
He said in his Tweet that America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ celebration of white supremacy.
” He is entitled to his opinion but it ’ s filled with hypocrisy .
The video was of actor James Earl Jones reciting Fredrick Douglas ’ s historical speech , “ What To The Slave Is The Fourth of July.
” It is a remarkable poem that evokes the sadness and horror of our past .
It is a past that we should never forget and never repeat .
Everyday I ’ m reminded of our nation ’ s bloody civil war .
In Alexandria , Virginia the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ I imagine as I walk through the parks , in Old Town and along some of the cities oldest cobblestone streets that the blood spilt for the Union was not in vain and it fundamentally changed our nation .
We are not defined by our past but by our present and future .
For the most part , as a society we have condemned racism in all its forms and have fought for justice throughout our history .
That is something we should be proud of .
Why should we take from our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ our nation ?
Their legacy , sacrifice led to a point in our present where women could vote , slavery was abolished , children ’ s rights are protected and justice is a concept that is fought for daily .
Kaepernick – along with others like him – want you to be believe that the present must be judged by the actions of people and a society that we never knew .
It ’ s impossible to reconcile the two .
There is nothing anyone can do to change the past but learn @ @ @ @ @ @ @ for the marxist ideology poisoning our society today .
Nothing good comes from tearing down a world so many people scarified so much for .
Yes , we should never forget the horrors of our past but similarly , we must never forget the great men and women who sacrificed so much to make us one the most equitable , charitable and just nations on earth .

It’s difficult for me to understand the contempt and hate from those on the left, along with others, for America. Most of these people are not immigrants who sacrificed everything to get to America but are young American born citizens, whose concept of our nation is deeply flawed.
Colin Kaepernick is one of them. He appears to have a deep disdain for America that he just can’t seem to shake. Still, it is this very nation that has allowed Kaepernick to amass allegedly more than $20 million for basically playing football.
He is actually in the top one percent of some of the wealthiest people on the planet. As of today, he never has to worry about where his next meal will come from and healthcare isn’t a problem.
For so many people, those goals are simply unattainable. They live in nations where the individual isn’t honored, corruption runs deep and liberty is only a fleeting thought.
I reject Kaepernick’s seemingly misplaced hate for America.
On July 4th, Kaepernick shared a video on Twitter. He said in his Tweet that America’s Independence Day is “a celebration of white supremacy.”
He is entitled to his opinion but it’s filled with hypocrisy.
The video was of actor James Earl Jones reciting Fredrick Douglas’s historical speech, “What To The Slave Is The Fourth of July.” It is a remarkable poem that evokes the sadness and horror of our past.
It is a past that we should never forget and never repeat.
Everyday I’m reminded of our nation’s bloody civil war. In Alexandria, Virginia the past is blended with the present and I imagine as I walk through the parks, in Old Town and along some of the cities oldest cobblestone streets that the blood spilt for the Union was not in vain and it fundamentally changed our nation.
We are not defined by our past but by our present and future. For the most part, as a society we have condemned racism in all its forms and have fought for justice throughout our history. That is something we should be proud of.
Why should we take from our ancestors the great sacrifices made to free our nation? Their legacy, sacrifice led to a point in our present where women could vote, slavery was abolished, children’s rights are protected and justice is a concept that is fought for daily.
Kaepernick – along with others like him – want you to be believe that the present must be judged by the actions of people and a society that we never knew. It’s impossible to reconcile the two. There is nothing anyone can do to change the past but learn from it.
Don’t fall for the marxist ideology poisoning our society today. Nothing good comes from tearing down a world so many people scarified so much for.
Yes, we should never forget the horrors of our past but similarly, we must never forget the great men and women who sacrificed so much to make us one the most equitable, charitable and just nations on earth.


saraacater--2020-07-06--Mark Meadows: The Pres. will do more in the next four weeks than Biden did in the last 40 years

In his first live television appearance since his start as White House Chief of Staff , Mark Meadows joined “ @ @ @ @ @ telling , the Fox News hosts that President Donald Trump is full steam ahead with @ @ @ @ @ signing a number of upcoming executive orders .
“ This President will do more in @ @ @ @ @ Joe Biden and his team did in the last forty years , ” Meadows explained @ @ @ @ @ you just need to stay tuned because starting this week , you ’ ll see @ @ @ @ @ ll see business that actually goes forward from the oval office….
” The executive orders @ @ @ @ @ overseas manufacturing , immigration , and prescription drug prices , Meadows said , adding “ @ @ @ @ @ na get them done when Congress couldn ’ t get them done .
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“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--2020-07-07--DOJ Awards $2.2 Million To Agencies Across the US for ‘Innovative Community Policing Projects’

In a push to encourage local police and government agencies across the nation to assist in proposing community policing ideas , the Department of Justice is awarding 29 departments for their proposals through the Community Policing Development Microgrants Program .
The different agencies will receive between $ 15,000 and $ 100,000 for their ideas on community involvement in fighting human trafficking , school safety , violent crime , and other issues .
Keith said the grant awards are a “ strategic investment ” and pay “ huge dividends ” to the state and local departments as well as the communities @ @ @ @ @ @ @ push for community solutions to crime follows the demands of protestors in the wake of George Floyd ’ s tragic death .
Cities such as Minneapolis have voted to utilize community police instead of traditional forces for some calls .
Former Vice President Joe Biden even called for a $ 300 million increase in police department funding to “ reinvigorate community policing.
” The DOJ seems to recognize the demand for policing alternatives and thus funded the program and now have 29 different proposals from the “ Phoenix Youth Engagement Project ” to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ These awards are being announced at a critical time for our country , when community policing strategies are very much needed to improve police and community relations , ” read the DOJ press release .

In a push to encourage local police and government agencies across the nation to assist in proposing community policing ideas, the Department of Justice is awarding 29 departments for their proposals through the Community Policing Development Microgrants Program.
The different agencies will receive between $15,000 and $100,000 for their ideas on community involvement in fighting human trafficking, school safety, violent crime, and other issues.
Community Oriented Policing Services Office Director Phil Keith called the program a “critical resource to advance innovative community policing projects.”
Keith said the grant awards are a “strategic investment” and pay “huge dividends” to the state and local departments as well as the communities they are tasked with serving.
The push for community solutions to crime follows the demands of protestors in the wake of George Floyd’s tragic death. Cities such as Minneapolis have voted to utilize community police instead of traditional forces for some calls. Former Vice President Joe Biden even called for a $300 million increase in police department funding to “reinvigorate community policing.”
The DOJ seems to recognize the demand for policing alternatives and thus funded the program and now have 29 different proposals from the “Phoenix Youth Engagement Project” to the “Narragansett Crisis Intervention Training Project.”
“These awards are being announced at a critical time for our country, when community policing strategies are very much needed to improve police and community relations,” read the DOJ press release.


saraacater--2020-07-07--U.S. Officially Withdraws From the World Health Organization

The U.S. has officially submitted a notice of withdrawal from the World Health Organization — effective July 6 , 2021 @ @ @ @ @ , according to a senior administration official .
The Trump White House and the international @ @ @ @ @ odds for months over the US-19 handling of COVID-19 and the WHO ’ s relationship @ @ @ @ @ comes months after Trump began calling out the organization for its ties to China — @ @ @ @ @ for the WHO to admit they first heard of the virus in December from the @ @ @ @ @ self-reported .
Trump wrote a letter to the WHO calling for it to show independence @ @ @ @ @ discussed leaving the body all together for months if it didn ’ t make serious @ @ @ @ @ revisions weren ’ t made in time .
The withdrawing period will take place over @ @ @ @ @ US fully removed by July 6 , 2021 .


saraacater--2020-07-07--Philadelphia Eagles Player Shares Antisemitic Conspiracy Theories

The Philadelphia Eagles NFL team is condemning the social media posts of their player DeSean Jackson , who , on Monday , shared antisemitic conspiracy theories on his Instagram .
In a statement obtained by this reporter and posted to Twitter , the team deemed the posts “ offensive , harmful , and absolutely appalling , ” and said they are “ committed to continuing to have productive and meaningful conversations with DeSean.
” The statement , however , outraged many for not even mentioning the word antisemitism .
StopAntisemitism.org , a popular watchdog group exposing Jew hatred , wrote @ @ @ @ @ @ @ statement , “ Desean Jackson QUOTED HITLER to his 1.4 MILLION # instagram followers .
He is promoting a genocidal MANIAC who murdered 6 million Jews .
He THEN reiterated ANOTHER quote that Jews are taking over the world .
HE DESERVES TO BE FIRED !
” The team ’ s Owner Jeffrey Lurie and it ’ s General Manager Howie Roseman are both Jewish .
Roseman didn ’ t respond to this reporter ’ s request for comment on the situation and the story will be update if and when one is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Director Brett Strohsacker also didn ’ t respond to a follow-up to the team ’ s statement immediately .
This reporter asked the following questions to Strohsacker and will update the story if and when a response is provided : “ Does the team recognize these posts as anti-Semitic ?
I know some of your team ’ s leadership are Jewish , as am I .
Are you at all considering firing Jackson for espousing such hate ?
” Jackson ’ s post , along with several other posts , remained on his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ posts lauding notorious antisemite Louis Farrakhan .
The hateful excerpt posted Monday , attributed to genocidist Adolf Hitler , said , “ because the White Jews knows that the Negroes are the Real Children of Israel and to keep Americas secret the Jews will blackmail America.
” “ They will extort America , their plan for wold domination won ’ t work if the Negroes know who they were , ” it continued , “ The white citizens of America will be terrified to know that all this time they ’ ve been @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of Israel.
” Jackson later clarified that many wrongly interpreted his posts as messages of hate towards the Jewish community .
He then pointed to the one portion of the quote that referred to white Jews ’ “ plan for world domination ” , saying it “ won ’ t work if the Negroes know who they were.
” He also issued an apology video recognizing that Hitler was bad and saying he “ didn ’ t mean it to the extent you guys took it ” and just wanted to “ uplift @ @ @ @

The Philadelphia Eagles NFL team is condemning the social media posts of their player DeSean Jackson, who, on Monday, shared antisemitic conspiracy theories on his Instagram. In a statement obtained by this reporter and posted to Twitter, the team deemed the posts “offensive, harmful, and absolutely appalling,” and said they are “committed to continuing to have productive and meaningful conversations with DeSean.”
The statement, however, outraged many for not even mentioning the word antisemitism. StopAntisemitism.org, a popular watchdog group exposing Jew hatred, wrote on Twitter of the Team’s statement, “Desean Jackson QUOTED HITLER to his 1.4 MILLION #instagram followers. He is promoting a genocidal MANIAC who murdered 6 million Jews. He THEN reiterated ANOTHER quote that Jews are taking over the world. HE DESERVES TO BE FIRED!”
Desean Jackson QUOTED HITLER to his 1.4 MILLION #instagram followers.
He is promoting a genocidal MANIAC who murdered 6 million Jews.
He THEN reiterated ANOTHER quote that Jews are taking over the world.
HE DESERVES TO BE FIRED! @Eagles @JoeBanner13 @NBCSports @ESPNNFL https://t.co/Jmj7bdAVF8 — StopAntisemitism.org (@StopAntisemites) July 7, 2020
The team’s Owner Jeffrey Lurie and it’s General Manager Howie Roseman are both Jewish. Roseman didn’t respond to this reporter’s request for comment on the situation and the story will be update if and when one is received.
The Eagles’ Public Relations Director Brett Strohsacker also didn’t respond to a follow-up to the team’s statement immediately. This reporter asked the following questions to Strohsacker and will update the story if and when a response is provided:
“Does the team recognize these posts as anti-Semitic? I know some of your team’s leadership are Jewish, as am I. Are you at all considering firing Jackson for espousing such hate?”
DeSean Jackson has been promoting anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan on his Instagram page.
He hasen't trended for even second today.
Wtf @Eagles @nflcommish @NFL pic.twitter.com/HMw4tzRhj1 — Greg Price (@greg_price11) July 7, 2020
Jackson’s post, along with several other posts, remained on his social media page. That includes his posts lauding notorious antisemite Louis Farrakhan.
The hateful excerpt posted Monday, attributed to genocidist Adolf Hitler, said, “because the White Jews knows that the Negroes are the Real Children of Israel and to keep Americas secret the Jews will blackmail America.”
“They will extort America, their plan for wold domination won’t work if the Negroes know who they were,” it continued, “The white citizens of America will be terrified to know that all this time they’ve been mistreating and discriminating and lynching the Children of Israel.”
Jackson later clarified that many wrongly interpreted his posts as messages of hate towards the Jewish community. He then pointed to the one portion of the quote that referred to white Jews’ “plan for world domination”, saying it “won’t work if the Negroes know who they were.”
He also issued an apology video recognizing that Hitler was bad and saying he “didn’t mean it to the extent you guys took it” and just wanted to “uplift African Americans.”


saraacater--2020-07-07--Trump Admin Weighs Banning Chinese App TikTok

The Trump administration is weighing a decision to possibly ban the popular video creation application TikTok , which is owned by China , Secretary of State Mike Pompeo revealed to Fox News host Laura Ingraham Monday night .
“ Laura , your viewers should know we ’ re taking this very seriously .
We ’ re certainly looking at it .
We ’ ve worked on this very issue for a long time , whether it was the problems of having Huawei technology in your infrastructure .
We ’ ve gone all over the world and we ’ re making @ @ @ @ @ @ @ declared ZTE a danger to American national security .
We ’ ve done all of these things , ” Pompeo told Ingraham of the decision .
“ With respect to Chinese apps on people ’ s cell phones , I can assure you the United States will get this one right too , Laura .
I don ’ t want to get out in front of the President , but it ’ s something we ’ re looking at.
” When asked whether he would recommend Americans download the app , Pompeo remarked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ private information in the hands of the Chinese Communist Party.
” The app has amassed 30 million American users .
It ’ s already been banned in India and Australia is moving to do the same .
The Pentagon has already warned of the app ’ s security threats and many departments including the U.S. Army have banned its use altogether .


saraacater--2020-07-07--UN Says U.S. Broke International Law In Killing Soleimani

The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Extra-Judicial Executions Agnes Callamard says the U.S. broke international law in killing Iranian Quds Force , a U.S. designated Foreign Terrorist Organization , General Qasem Soleimani .
Callamard ’ s report was submitted to the U.N. Human Rights Council on Monday and it will likely be discussed during a meeting planned for Thursday , according to Business Insider .
“ Accordingly , in light of the evidence that the US has provided to date , the targeting of General Soleimani , and the deaths of those accompanying him , constitute an arbitrary killing for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is responsible , ” the report concluded , noting that the U.S. had “ insufficient evidence provided of an ongoing or imminent attack ” on U.S. officials in Iraq .
“ Major General Soleimani was in charge of Iran military strategy , and actions , in Syria and Iraq .
But absent an actual imminent threat to life , the course of action taken by the US was unlawful , ” the report added .
Soleimani and his associates were killed in a U.S. targeted drone strike at Baghdad International Airport on January @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his plans to conduct “ imminent and sinister attacks ” on Americans in the region .
He was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Americans and American-allies and thousands wounded in the region , according to the Pentagon .
The Pentagon also deemed Soleimani responsible for orchestrating attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad through Iranian-backed militias just days before he was killed .
“ As President , my highest and most solemn duty is the defense of our nation and its citizens , ” President Donald Trump said in his speech @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Last night at my direction , the United States military successfully executed a flawless precision strike that killed the number one terrorist anywhere in the world , Qassem Soleimani .
Soleimani was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on American diplomats and military personnel , but we caught him in the act and terminated him.
” Trump added , “ Under my leadership , America ’ s policy is unambiguous .
To terrorists who harm or intend to harm any American : We will find you .
We will eliminate you .
We will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , all Americans , and our allies .
For years , the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and its ruthless Qods force under Soleimani ’ s leadership has targeted , injured and murdered hundreds of American civilians and servicemen .
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The United Nations Special Rapporteur on Extra-Judicial Executions Agnes Callamard says the U.S. broke international law in killing Iranian Quds Force, a U.S. designated Foreign Terrorist Organization, General Qasem Soleimani. Callamard’s report was submitted to the U.N. Human Rights Council on Monday and it will likely be discussed during a meeting planned for Thursday, according to Business Insider.
“Accordingly, in light of the evidence that the US has provided to date, the targeting of General Soleimani, and the deaths of those accompanying him, constitute an arbitrary killing for which, under IHRL, the US is responsible,” the report concluded, noting that the U.S. had “insufficient evidence provided of an ongoing or imminent attack” on U.S. officials in Iraq.
“Major General Soleimani was in charge of Iran military strategy, and actions, in Syria and Iraq. But absent an actual imminent threat to life, the course of action taken by the US was unlawful,” the report added.
Soleimani and his associates were killed in a U.S. targeted drone strike at Baghdad International Airport on January 2 after the U.S. had learned of his plans to conduct “imminent and sinister attacks” on Americans in the region.
He was responsible for the deaths of hundreds of Americans and American-allies and thousands wounded in the region, according to the Pentagon.
The Pentagon also deemed Soleimani responsible for orchestrating attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad through Iranian-backed militias just days before he was killed.
“As President, my highest and most solemn duty is the defense of our nation and its citizens,” President Donald Trump said in his speech the day after the attack. “Last night at my direction, the United States military successfully executed a flawless precision strike that killed the number one terrorist anywhere in the world, Qassem Soleimani. Soleimani was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on American diplomats and military personnel, but we caught him in the act and terminated him.”
Trump added, “Under my leadership, America’s policy is unambiguous. To terrorists who harm or intend to harm any American: We will find you. We will eliminate you. We will always protect our diplomats, service members, all Americans, and our allies. For years, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps and its ruthless Qods force under Soleimani’s leadership has targeted, injured and murdered hundreds of American civilians and servicemen.”


saraacater--2020-07-08--Ray Kelly: Bill de Blasio has eviscerated the NY police dept

“ New York was the safest big city in America for several decades , a lot of hard work done @ @ @ @ @ , ” Former New Your City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly told host Sean Hannity on @ @ @ @ @ “ I lay the problems of New York City solely at the feet of [ @ @ @ @ @ .
He has eviscerated the police department.
” “ One of the most important , @ @ @ @ @ ] did was to eliminate the anti-crime units throughout the city — they are the @ @ @ @ @ continued Kelly .
“ [ They were ] the ones who have been able to @ @ @ @ @ several decades in New York City .
That unit is gone .
The police are @ @ @ @ @ record levels , and the future is quite frankly very bleak in New York , @ @ @ @ @ months under this administration .
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