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Note to readers: On “Project Amy”

October 26, 2023 -

(Article by Matt Taibbi republished from Racket.news)

Whether it’s NewsGuard slapping “anti-US” labels on Joe Lauria and Consortium News, or Drs. Jay Bhattacharya, Aaron Kheriaty, and Martin Kulldorff censored on multiple platforms for being right on Covid, or podcaster Alison Morrow fired from a state job for interviewing Kheriaty, or friend CJ Hopkins in Germany criminally convicted for a book cover, or the FBI asking Twitter to remove Aaron Mate for the Ukrainian ...

Obama-appointed judge gives green light to Mexico’s $10 billion lawsuit against U.S. firearm manufacturers Ruger, Smith & Wesson, Glock, Barrett and Beretta

2 months ago -

Judge William J. Kayatta Jr., overseeing a three-judge panel in Boston, announced on Jan. 22, 2024, that the case can move forward, which is a win-win for both the current regime in Washington and the Mexican government.

"For Mexico, it's a quick money grab that comes with snazzy headlines suggesting that its inept government is fighting for the safety of its people," reports Field Ethos.

"For anti-gun U.S. leaders who cannot overcome the rights or will of the American ...

Can America survive its traitors?

January 25, 2024 -

(Article republished from LeoHohmann.Substack.com)

An estimated 5 million foreign nationals, the vast majority of them males between the ages of 18 and 40, have illegally crossed into the U.S. since Biden took office. And this doesn’t include the “gotaways,” which are those who cross over under the radar of Border Patrol rather than giving themselves up and claiming “asylum.”

This is an invasion of military-aged men, who by all accounts appear well-fed and well-clothed....

BETRAYAL and TREASON: SCOTUS takes away states’ rights to protect border as three former presidents fund flights to bring in more illegal aliens

January 29, 2024 -

The 5-4 decision granted the Biden administration's emergency request that argued Texas was preventing agents from carrying out their duties and hindering them from "reaching migrants who have already crossed over the border into the United States."

Following the ruling, it started trending on social media that the Texas governor has chosen to "ignore" or "defy" the Supreme Court by continuing to erect fencing in Eagle Pass. However, analysts argued that Abbott is not ...

In latest left-wing assault on democracy, Illinois REMOVES Trump from primary ballot

2 months ago -

Porter reportedly ordered local election officials to strike Trump's name from the running, effective March 1. Trump's legal team was given just two days in between the ruling and its effective date to appeal.

The ruling stems from the actions that occurred on Jan. 6, 2021, when Trump, according to Porter, led a "riot" at the United States Capitol. This, she says, disqualifies him from seeking reelection in the Land of Lincoln.

Citing the 14th Amendment's Insurrection ...

Constitutionally speaking, Texas is legally allowed to wage war against the federal government to protect itself from imminent, open-border invasions

January 29, 2024 -

Republican Gov. Greg Abbott had ordered the razor wire to be installed along the banks of the Rio Grande to help deter illegal migrants from charging through unabated. The highest court in the land, however, says the razor wire needs to go because it is interfering with Border Patrol's ability to reach migrants as they attempt to cross the river.

A pending lawsuit seeks to challenge this ruling, but for the time being, Texas will have to abide by federal immigration ...

U.S. Supreme Court betrays America and authorizes the total INVASION of illegals by ordering Texas to remove wire fencing

January 24, 2024 -

The concertina wire at the center of the ruling spans approximately 30 miles of border near the city of Eagle Pass, Texas.

It was a 5 to 4 vote, with Justices Samuel Alito, Brett Kavanaugh, Neil Gorsuch and Clarence Thomas voting to prevent border control agents from taking down the wire. Meanwhile, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Ketanji Brown Jackson, Elena Kagan, Sonia Sotomayor and Amy Coney Barrett took the Biden administration's side. None of the justices ...

Health freedom TRAVESTY: Supreme Court nullifies all lawsuits against Biden for damage caused by vaccine mandates

January 03, 2024 -

What this means is that, should the federal government ever again decide that government workers need to get injected with pharmaceutical chemicals in order to stymie another "pandemic" or other such "health emergency," there will be no legal precedent in place to protect those who decide that the jabs are not for them.

In other words, because of the new SCOTUS ruling, the chances of ever again repealing a government-imposed jab mandate for public employees is nil or ...

Supreme Court issues unanimous ruling: American public can (sometimes) sue government officials who block them on social media

a month ago -

The ruling emerged from two separate cases, one in California and the other in Michigan. Both dealt with public officials who blocked critics online, which prosecutors argued is a violation of free speech. SCOTUS handled them both, ruling that government actors acting within the scope of their office are not allowed to silence people online simply for disagreeing with them.

The Supreme Court said that in order for a government official to be deemed as acting within his or ...

Pro-abortion VP Kamala Harris blames Trump for Roe v. Wade overturn

January 26, 2024 -

The second-highest official in the land made this remark during an interview with CNN's Laura Coates. "The previous president expressed his intentions quite clearly – and fast forward to just recently, says he's proud of what he did," Harris said.

"By inference, he is proud that women have been deprived of fundamental freedoms to make decisions about their own body. [He is also] proud that doctors are being penalized and criminalized for providing health care … [and] ...

Trump warns of “big trouble” if SCOTUS rules in favor of BALLOT BANS against him

January 11, 2024 -

He issued this warning during a Jan. 5 rally in Iowa. Trump told the audience: "I just hope we get fair treatment. Because if we don't, our country's in big, big trouble. Does everybody understand what I'm saying?"

The former president's remarks came amid the U.S. Supreme Court agreeing on the same day as the rally to hear a case that stemmed from Colorado banning Trump from its primary ballot. The Colorado Supreme Court (CSC) earlier ruled that Trump is disqualified ...

Report: Many politicians, including 5 presidents, found to have descended from SLAVE OWNERS

June 29, 2023 -

The report published on June 27 was penned by a team of six reporters from the news outlet. It found that incumbent President Joe Biden and four of his predecessors, alongside two Supreme Court justices, trace their roots to slave owners. Eleven governors and more than 100 members of Congress also descended from slave owners, the report said.

Aside from Biden, former Presidents Jimmy Carter, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton and Barack Obama are direct descendants of slaveholders....

Supreme Court says federal government can REMOVE RAZOR WIRE Texas installed along the border… but Gov. Abbott DEFIES the order

January 24, 2024 -

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott had installed the razor wire in Eagle Pass along the Rio Grande as part of Operation Lone Star, the state's immigration enforcement plan to address the border crisis. But the execution of this operation has led to conflicts with the administration of President Joe Biden, prompting legal battles over border control measures.

The legal dispute began when Texas sued the federal government after Border Patrol agents cut through some of the razor wire, ...

Medical organizations slam SCOTUS for rejecting affirmative action – because they don’t want ASIANS to become doctors

August 07, 2023 -

The SCOTUS's 6-3 decision is actually against the discrimination being used against all races, even to white kids who also want to get into Ivy League schools as a portion of the admission is already allotted to other races. The ruling will force a reworking of criteria throughout American higher education by setting new parameters for who is admitted to the country's elite institutions and hired into top jobs.

Affirmative action has long been violating the "Equal Protection ...

Supreme Court rules affirmative action UNCONSTITUTIONAL, counts as RACIAL PREJUDICE

July 04, 2023 -

The ruling stems from a case brought to the Supreme Court by a coalition of over 20,000 students, prospective university applicants and their parents in 2014 against Harvard University and the University of North Carolina (UNC), both of which use racial preferences during the admissions process.

This organization, known as Students for Fair Admissions, argued that Harvard and UNC violated Title VI of the Civil Rights Act by penalizing applicants from certain demographics, ...

Church head implies the Israel-Hamas war is a fulfillment of Bible prophecy – with Jerusalem as “End Times” focal point

October 13, 2023 -

Pastor Greg Laurie made the claims that the ongoing manslaughter in Gaza, which killed more than 1,200 people, including 14 Americans, is a fulfillment of a Bible prophecy.

"Interesting how it always comes back to Jerusalem. The Bible predicted, thousands of years ago, that the End Time events would revolve around Jerusalem, not San Francisco, not Los Angeles, not Moscow and not Paris," he said. "But Jerusalem, this tiny little city, in this tiny sliver of land, will ...

THOUGHT POLICE SNITCHES: SB 5427 in Washington offers $2,000 rewards to residents who report neighbors guilty of “wrongspeak”

a month ago -

Senate Bill 5427, which passed both the Senate and the House and now awaits Gov. Jay Inslee's signature, allows private individuals, including non-citizens and illegal aliens, to reports "bias incidents" to the state attorney general's office. Each reporting incident comes with a potential reward payout of $2,000.

The bill's supporters say its purpose is to protect "victims of hate crimes" before said crimes even occur, but at what cost? In essence, SB 5427 creates a tattletale ...

42 Attorneys general SUE Meta over “highly addictive” social media platforms they say harm young people

October 27, 2023 -

Of these 42 attorneys general, 33 filed a combined lawsuit in a federal court in northern California. Nine more attorneys general have filed individual cases against Meta in their own home states, including the District of Columbia.

The bipartisan suit was filed by attorneys general from Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, ...

Libby Emmons: What happens in Texas will decide the fate of the nation

January 30, 2024 -

(Article by Libby Emmons republished from HumanEvents.com)

In a completely absurd ruling, the Supreme Court sided with Biden and said that federal officials may cut the wire barrier put up by Texas to protect their state and, in turn, the entire nation from invasion. It was a 5-4 ruling overturning a lower court ruling that Biden could, indeed, cut the razor wire. Conservative justices, including Amy Coney Barrett, ruled against the state in allowing the appeals court ...

Thousands of European farmers are still protesting the EU’s anti-farmer regulations

2 months ago -

The farmers, who came from Belgium, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Spain, have been demonstrating from all over the bloc.

In the EU's capital of Brussels, thousands of farmers clashed with riot police outside of the main EU complex. Riot police used water cannons against protesters and the more than 900 tractors they brought with them.

In Madrid, farmers called for reduced ...