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While it bans page critical of ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’.Facebook has refused to remove a page celebrating “dead cops,” saying that it does not violate their community standards.The page is titled The Only Good Cops Are Dead Cops and openly incites violence against police officers.However, when it was reported to Facebook moderators, they reviewed the page and said that although it may be “offensive,” it doesn’t violate any specific community standards.Meanwhile, another Facebook page set up by concerned parents that was critical of ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’ was banned by the social media giant.500 Mom Strong was removed for “transphobic...

While it bans page critical of ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’. Facebook has refused to remove a page celebrating “dead cops,” saying that it does not violate their community standards.The page is titled The Only Good Cops Are Dead Cops and openly incites violence against police officers.However, when it was reported to Facebook moderators, they reviewed the page and said that although it may be “offensive,” it doesn’t violate any specific community standards.Meanwhile, another Facebook page set up by concerned parents that was critical of ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’ was banned by the social media giant.500 Mom Strong was removed for “transphobic...

The country is under attack by a terrorist army and the FBI is busy celebrating gay people. https://twitter.com/MarkDice/status/1267607637132103680?s=20 

I know everyone has their won special ways of celebrating holidays. How about MLK Day? What do you do to make it special?

In the weeks since Donald Trump ignited a firestorm by claiming "thousands and thousands" of Muslims in Jersey City cheered the fall of the twin towers on 9/11, elected officials, religious leaders and a former state attorney general denied the existence of celebrations in the city that day... But in a new examination by NJ Advance Media, a police officer who worked on 9/11 and residents on the outskirts of Journal Square say they witnessed small pockets of people celebrating before the groups dispersed or were broken up by authorities.... Collectively, the gatherings amounted to dozens of people at the...

VIDEOTrump on 9/11 Claims: Im Not Going to Take it Back Todd said, Lets go to this Jersey City comment. You said you saw this. nobody can find evidence of this. And, more importantly, the article that you tweeted out that says — that this backed you up, that in itself there were three or four different reports that month in New Jersey that said it was a myth that was spread, that it was a false rumor, FBI, you name it. Where did you see this? Trump replied, Chuck, I saw it on television. so did many other people…in...

It did happen, and I saw it. Donald Trump is telling the truth about Muslims celebrating in New Jersey on September 11, 2001. I drove with family members though Patterson, N.J. that morning, after the planes hit. It's not the kind of thing you forget. We witnessed people in traditional Muslim garb dancing, jumping, shouting and celebrating like their team had won the Super Bowl, just as Trump said. "I watched when the World Trade Center came tumbling down," Trump said Saturday. "And I watched in Jersey City, N.J., where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building...

Full title - "SHOCK: Obama was 'incapacitated' due to 'staggering, inapt activities' between the hours of 1800 and 2300 on the night of Benghazi... ""Two sources close to the inner circle of the Obama White House have communicated exclusively to RedFlag News that during the night of Benghazi, President Obama was 'incapacitated' due to 'staggering, inapt activities' between the hours of 1800 and 2300."

A 58-year-old Brookfield woman charged by Riverside police Friday for driving under the influence said she had been out celebrating the imminent return of her driver’s license from an earlier drunk driving conviction. According to a news release from the Riverside Police Department, Erin James, 58, was charged after she was stopped for speeding at 2:10 a.m. Friday in the 3400 block of South Harlem Avenue. The release said that when she later underwent a breath test at the department, her blood alcohol level was 0.155 percent; the legal limit is 0.08. **SNIP** James is scheduled to appear in Central...

"Islam has always been part of our American family."

In a different day and age, Jeff Hart would be the most famous American in our country right now. He would be honored at the White House. Schoolchildren would learn of his skill and heroism. But because Jeff Hart works in an industry under fire by the Obama administration, more people in Chile will celebrate this symbol of American greatness than in American itself. Jeff Hart is a driller based in my home state of Colorado. The father of two has been drilling water wells in Afghanistan at U.S. Army bases. When the San Jose Mine in Chile collapsed in...

On Saturday, July 31, 2010, the entire Scouting family will be able take part in a historic nationwide broadcast, "A Shining Light Across America," from the 100th Anniversary National Jamboree in Fort AP Hill, Virginia Hundreds of local councils across America will be gathering together in venues large and small to host their own Shining Light activities leading up to the broadcast and are encouraging all Scouts, Scouting volunteers, alumni, families and community supporters to join in the festivities. "The Shining Light" broadcast will be available via satellite and via Webcast starting with the Jamboree Arena Pre-Show festivities at 5:30...

"...Sean Penn's "Into the Wild" only cemented the mystique of Christopher McCandless for Alexander and others heading to Alaska this summer to retrace the steps of the young adventurer along the Stampede Road near Denali National Park. In particular, they want to see the old abandoned bus where the 24-year-old Virginian starved to death in 1992 after more than three months alone trying to live off a harsh landscape. "That's sort of the heart of the story," said Alexander, 44, of Arlington, Va. "It's almost like a Jim Morrison grave site, where people just want to go see it." This...

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27, 2006 – Children of servicemembers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan since Sept. 11 are invited to jump aboard the Snowball Express -- destination Disneyland, with a couple of fun stops along the way. Not an actual train, but a holiday experience for about 1,000 military children and their guardians, the Snowball Express is not full yet. “We’re trying to get everybody registered by Nov. 15,” Michael Kerr, the event’s creator, said. Designed to let the children know their sacrifices aren’t forgotten, the Dec. 15-17 event is free to participants. “They don’t pay one penny,” Kerr said....

Watch video of the festivalWatch an interview with a date palm farmer Farmers exhibited different varieties of dates at a date palm festival in Baqubah. Date palms are a vital crop in the heavily agricultural region. They are also a traditional staple in Iraqis' diet. Department of Defense photo. Residents of Baqubah celebrated a local staple on Monday - a “date festival” placed the town’s focus on a banner harvest from the area’s date palm trees. Situated alongside a river in Diyala province, northeast of Baghdad, Baqubah has for centuries been a center of agriculture and commerce. Though rich...

12/20/2005 - DOVER AIR FORCE BASE, Del. (AFPN) -- While growing up, I loved decorating our Christmas tree and hanging the handmade pinecone wreath my mom, sister and I crafted each December. I also enjoyed lighting the Menorah and eating matzo ball soup at my grandparent’s house during Hanukkah. In the same way my family is comprised of different faiths, the Air Force is also a culturally diverse organization. Many Air Force members and their families will celebrate this holiday season in the United States, while others will be exposed to different holiday traditions while defending our freedom at a...

OHIO REPUBLICANS CELEBRATING

<p>SAN JOSE - He is the ultimate self-made man, an immigrant who came to America with a few bucks and a dream, and Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger took time from his overheated schedule Wednesday night to accept a local film festival's "Maverick Spirit Award."</p>

Signs celebrating deaths of Saddam's sons criticized By Associated Press July 30, 2003 CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. - State-hired paving contractors say they were being patriotic when they posted the words "Odai and Qusai dead - way to go 101st" on two electronic message boards. But some found the roadside messages about the deaths of Saddam Hussein's sons offensive rather than inspiring. "Our soldiers are not members of a sports team to be rooted for," Roberta Halgrim of Adams told The Leaf-Chronicle newspaper. "They are not gladiators. They are our protectors, and they are willing to pay the ultimate price for peace,...

BERLIN (Reuters) - A Syrian man charged with celebrating the many deaths of the September 11 attacks on the United States went on trial in the German capital on Thursday. The 34-year-old man is charged with attacking a Turkish salesman after demanding to know whether he was a Jew or an American and whether he approved of the attacks. The charges say a Palestinian man also participated in the attack. The man's attorney said there was nothing political about the fight, one day after the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon last year, adding that the Turkish...