Vindicated rancher George Alan Kelly speaks out for first time since having his charges dropped following a mistral over migrant's death on his Arizona land
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Daily Mail UK ^
| May 1, 2024 | Stephen M. Lepore
George Alan Kelly, the Arizona rancher who became the face of the border crisis after he was charged with shooting a migrant dead on his land, says he feels vindicated after charges were dropped. Kelly,
75, was charged with the killing of Gabriel Cuen-Buitimea, a Mexican national found dead on Kelly's sprawling ranch in January 2023. He insists he never shot Cuen-Buitimea, instead only firing a warning shot to scare away groups of migrants who regularly crossed through his land. Last week, a jury failed to reach a verdict after one hold-out juror refused to acquit and on Monday, prosecutors...
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Why are US campuses facing an orgy of state repression in the ‘land of the free’?
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The Guardian ^
| April 30, 2024 | Cas Mudde
Across the world people have been shocked by social media footage of heavily armed law enforcement officers arresting peacefully protesting students and professors at university campuses around the United States. The so-called “land of the free and home of the brave” looks neither free nor brave – except for the brave protesters
who continue to stand up to state and university repression.
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'They will take it back!' China 'readying land grab' on Russia as Xi turns on Putin
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Daily Express ^
| 04.28.2024 | CHARLIE BRADLEY
China is waiting for the Russian Federation to collapse so it can seize a slice of land taken from it by Russia 200 years ago, it has been claimed.Beijing has been a crucial supporter of Vladimir Putin since he invaded Ukraine and was essentially cut off from the Western world due to
sanctions.But Canadian journalist and author Diane Francis believes that China is also preparing to take back a slice of land in the far east of Russia.Speaking to Times Radio, she explained how the war in Ukraine may have just Beijing-Moscow relations.She said: "China was put in a terrible...
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Drowned land off Australia was an Aboriginal hotspot in last ice age, 4,000 stone artifacts reveal
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Live Science ^
| April 14, 2024 | Emma Bryce
An analysis of over 4,000 stone artifacts discovered on an island off northwestern Australia provides a snapshot of Aboriginal life tens of thousands of years ago...The diverse artifacts found on the island also reveal intriguing insights about the movement of people between Australia's mainland and the island, especially during the peak of
the last ice age, between 29,000 and 19,000 years ago, according to the study, which was published April 1 in the journal Quaternary Science Reviews.At that time, sea levels were low enough to expose the continental shelf between Australia and what is now Barrow Island, a 78-square-mile (202...
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Nextrush Unplugged Weekend: A Musical Sobriety Test*Why Not "Diversity" In Abortion Law?*Bundy Cattle Roam Free 10 Years After Bunkerville*"The 666 Chorus"*My Tucker Carlson Take*The Unholy Land*Blown Away By Phone Calls From Iran
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Nextrush Free ^
| 4/13/2024 | Nextrush/Self
I read this on a "Spring Valley" vitamin bottle at Walmart the other day... Sobriety Check Update lets play the song... Does that song make you angry or did it make you angry when you first heard it... Getting back to "DEI" I didn't say it wasn't a problem or isn't a
problem I would be denying my own experience. I worked in television news and right before I was drummed out as a drunk in 1990 I could see corporate efforts to bring in "Minority" hires. Marxist-Leninist thinking was in the heart of one of those hires she did...
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Chinese Purchases Of U.S. Land Come Under Spotlight
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AMAC ^
| April 12, 2024 | | Ben Solis
One of the most important under-the-radar issues in the 2024 election could be the practice of Chinese nationals and companies buying up vast swaths of American land. In
recent months, a number of states, mostly led by conservatives, have taken action to halt the practice of Chinese entities buying large tracts of farmland, ranchland, and timber claims. However, without strong federal action, which President Joe Biden and Senate Democrats have been unwilling to pursue, the practice could continue to imperil America’s physical and economic security. Last June, as an amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, Congress did vote for...
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Last Week In Lawfare Land: What To Know About Each Legal Crusade Against Trump
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The Federalist ^
| 04/09/2024 | STEVE ROBERTS AND OLIVER ROBERTS
The Federalist has gathered the latest information you need to know about each case of lawfare against former President Trump.As former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden prepare to face off again in November, Trump has been hamstrung by lawfare — from Biden’s Department of Justice as well as state and
local prosecutors — in the form of both criminal and civil complaints in New York, Georgia, Florida, and Washington D.C. Soon, Trump’s so-called “split-screen” campaign is expected to begin, with the presumptive Republican nominee’s time divided between campaign appearances and, in at least one case, required courtroom appearances....
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Biden's DOJ is a dark shadow on the land
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Flopping Aces ^
| 04-07-24 | DrJohn
It's hard to overstate how corrupt the Biden DOJ has become. You
know about Jack Smith's manic pursuit of Donald Trump. That's the tip of the fraud spear. It's gotten so bad that even an Obama-appointed judge notices. There are cases that the DOJ is trying to accelerate, i.e. any cases against Republicans. There are cases that are being slow walked, i.e. cases against democrats. It's gotten so obvious that it's painful. We know for a fact that David Weiss intentionally slow walked the investigation into Hunter Biden so thoroughly that statutes of limitation for the worst of the Hunter...
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How Hackers "live off the land"
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microsoft ^
| rodguy911
Living off the Land: How hackers blend into your environment Cyber-criminals are increasingly ‘Living off the Land’, leveraging commonly-used tools to fly under the radar of conventional cyber defenses. Discover
why Self-Learning AI is uniquely positioned to identify attacks leveraging this technique. What is Living off the Land attack? Living off the Land is a strategy which involves threat actors leveraging the utilities readily available within the target organization’s digital environment to move through the cyber kill chain. This is a popular method because It is often cheaper, easier, and more effective to make use of an organization’s own infrastructure...
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California woman left stunned after a $500K Hawaii house is mistakenly built on a dream plot of land she'd bought to launch new business - and now the developers are suing HER
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Daily Mail ^
| March 28, 2024 | MARTHA WILLIAMS
Anne Reynolds bought a plot of land in Hawaii's Paradise Park to start a women's wellness retreat for $22,500 in 2018 While she was in California during the pandemic she got a call from a realtor saying that he had sold a $500k home that was mistakenly built on her land The
brand new empty house is now attracting squatters while the developer and Reynolds are in a legal battle A woman who purchased a plot of land to set-up a dream business was shocked to discover a $500,000 house was mistakenly built on her lot. Annaleine 'Anne' Reynolds purchased...
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Joe Biden’s Political Origin Story Is Almost Certainly Bogus. It May Land Him In Legal Trouble.
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Washington Free Beacon ^
| March 25, 2024 | Joseph Simonson and Andrew Kerr
For nearly two decades, President Joe Biden has told a story about why he devoted his life to politics. He
repeated the tale, at the risk of facing criminal charges for lying to a federal agent, while speaking to Special Counsel Robert Hur in October 2023.
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'This Is One Of The Largest Land Grabs We've Ever Seen': Harriet Hageman Rails Against BLM Policy
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Forbes ^
| 3/25/2024 | Forbes
Mar 25, 2024 During a House Natural Resources Committee hearing last week, Rep. Harriet Hageman (R-WY) spoke about a Bureau of Land Management policy.
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Liberal state declares war on small farmers and homesteaders: War on food is spreading in U.S. through land-use restrictions, geoengineering and waves of propaganda
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Gateway Pundit ^
| Mar. 24, 2024 | Leo Hohmann
War on food is spreading in U.S. through land-use restrictions, geoengineering and waves of propaganda Remember, it really is all about depopulation The World Economic Forum warned us several years ago that its ultimate goal was to destroy the middle class. How
else would you explain their slogan: “You will own nothing and learn to like it“? This mantra is playing out in real time in the state of Oregon, and other states, in various forms which we will get into in this article. Small farmers are under attack in the Beaver State, which has begun shutting down family farms...
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Leading the children astray: When even Scientific American is off in crazy land, we know we’re in a real struggle to find the truth.
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American Thinker ^
| 03/23/2024 | Robert Arvay
Today I received the following in my email:Dear Friend of Scientific American,Many parents of children who are LGBTQ are desperately trying to protect their kids from discrimination and moral panics, and provide them with proper health care, safe communities and welcoming schools. Research
overwhelmingly shows that supportive parents help non-conforming kids thrive, as our story in this month’s issue shows. It’s a hopeful story about parents learning from and for their kids, and supporting other families in creative ways.”I confess to not having a subscription, so I have not read the advertised article. Based on past experience with Sci-Amer, I...
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DeSantis: ‘Haitians land in the Florida Keys? Their next stop very well may be Martha’s Vineyard’
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Biz Pac Review ^
| 20 Mar, 2024 | Kevin Haggerty
Air DeSantis could be taking off again as the Florida governor’s crusade against the Biden border crisis left Martha’s Vineyard on notice. Haiti
has become only the latest nation to fall into turmoil on President Joe Biden’s watch as the halcyon days of peace through strength were abandoned amidst a sense of chaos through corruption. Compounding crises haven’t impeded Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) from leading the Sunshine State to proactive solutions that included a callback to a tide-turning measure impacting sanctuary city sentiments. Appearing on “The Dana Loesch Show,” the statesman addressed how the federal government could impede deportation...
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Latinos, Shifting Toward Trump, Land at the Center of the 2024 Campaign
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NY Times via Yahoo ^
| Fri, March 15, 2024 at 6:35 AM CDT | Jennifer Medina and Ruth Igielnik
Former President Donald Trump’s growing support among Latino voters is threatening to upend the coalition that has delivered victories to Democrats for more than a decade, putting the politically divided group at the center of a tug of war that could determine elections across the country. Polls
show that Trump’s standing with Latino voters has grown since his defeat in 2020, with some surveys finding him winning more than 40% of those voters — a level not seen for a Republican in two decades. That strength has Democrats playing defense to maintain the large majority of Latino voters on whom...
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Taoiseach tells US audience of 'duty to bring peace to Holy Land' [Irish PM in DC]
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RTÉ News ^
| Thursday, 14 Mar 2024 08:22 | Sean Whelan, Washington Correspondent
Taoiseach (Ireland prime minister) Leo Varadkar has started his visit to Washington DC at the Ireland Funds gala dinner last night, where he told the audience that Europe and America have a responsibility to bring an end to the injustices in the Holy Land. The event was also addressed by the First
and Deputy First Minster of Northern Ireland. The Ireland Funds gala raised $1.2 million for the work of the fund, supporting cross community and cross border projects in Ireland. […] “The brutal and indiscriminate attacks carried out by Hamas on Israeli civilians on 7 October were vicious terrorist...
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United Boeing 777 is forced to land after fuel leak during takeoff - the FIFTH safety incident in week that included suicide of whistleblower - as airline tells aviation giant to STOP making its delayed 737 Max 10s
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UK Daily Mail ^
| March 13, 2024 | ALEX HAMMER
Beleaguered Boeing has experienced yet another problem with one of its planes - after one was forced to land due to fuel spewing from its landing gear. The
incident - only the latest from the embattled manufacturer - occurred Monday, and is the fifth involving a Boeing plane in the span of seven days. Now under investigation, the forced landing happened as the San Francisco-bound 777-300 embarked from Sydney, with fluid filmed leaking from its undercarriage. On Saturday, an ex-Boeing staffer-turned whistleblower was found dead by an apparent suicide, after saying he witnessed second-rate parts being fitted on planes. Moreover,...
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Land of the Layoffs: 72% of High Earners Fear Losing Job to AI, Economic Woes
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Breitbart ^
| 03/11/2024 | LUCAS NOLAN
A new survey reveals that the relentless wave of tech industry layoffs combined with the rise of AI has fueled widespread anxiety over job security among American workers. More
than 72 percent of Americans making more than $150,000 fear losing their jobs to AI and other sources of economic insecurity, while even 50 percent of those making under $50,000 feel the same way. Fast Company reports that the constant stream of mass layoff announcements from major tech companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Twitter in recent months has caused an atmosphere of uncertainty across the workforce. Compounding these concerns is...
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Zealous DEI Programs Land a University in Court. A Penn State Abington professor’s “hostile work environment” lawsuit is under way.
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James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal ^
| March 6, 2024 | George Leef
For the last 20 years or so, many colleges and universities have embraced the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) ideology by hiring administrators to promote it throughout the school. Although
DEI might sound benign, its fundamental beliefs are not; they’re hostile to the foundations of Western civilization, including individualism, private property, free enterprise, and logic. Moreover, many people who are drawn to DEI positions are steeped in racial hostility. That toxic brew has landed Penn State Abington in federal court. Zack De Piero was a professor who taught English and composition courses. He had been with Penn State Abington since...
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