Stating the obvious: Border Patrol Chief Says the 140,000 Migrants Who Evaded Capture Are a ‘National Security Threat’. In 2023 there were 151 known or suspected terrorist arrested crossing our southern border. Given that number, how many terrorists are among the 140,000 who evaded our border patrol agents?
The October 7, 2023, terrorist massacre in Israel; the March 23, 2024, Moscow terrorist attack; the continuing terrorist attacks on U.S. military bases in Iraq and Syria, and the Houthi’s almost daily attacks on international merchant ships in the Red Sea should be a wakeup call – there are a lot of fanatics who want to kill westerners in general and Jews and Americans in particular. So why is President Biden making it easy for these fanatics to cross undetected into the U.S.? He has the authority to close the border now, all he has to do is reinstate the Trump executive orders he revoked and complete the wall.
.@RubenGallego wants to outlaw the expression “illegal immigrant.”@JoeBiden apologized to the monster who murdered Laken Riley for using the phrase.
— Kari Lake (@KariLake) March 26, 2024
73% of Americans (myself included) think it's an accurate description of people whose first act upon coming to our country is to… pic.twitter.com/x2cyxbFQrj
An outlier or are things shifting? CNN Poll Shows Trump With 8-Point Lead Over Biden in Michigan. Real Clear Politics has Trump up by a more modest 3.7% in Michigan.
A little-known fact about the use of the word “militia” in the Second Amendment. In Presser v. Illinois (1886) The Supreme Court stated, “in view of the fact that all citizens capable of bearing arms constitute the reserved military force of the national government as well as in view of its general powers, the states cannot prohibit the people from keeping and bearing arms.” In other words, as far back as at least 1886 the Supreme Court recognized that all Americans were the “milita” not just those in a state or federal military organization.
2024 Michigan: MIRS/Mitchell Research
— RealClearPolling (@RCPolling) March 25, 2024
🟥Trump 47%
🟦Biden 44%
RCP Avg: Trump +3.7
More:https://t.co/6EgQEoSGch#Michigan #polling #Elections2024 #vote #Politics #Trump #Biden pic.twitter.com/eMzYlw48dZ
While we’re on the topic of firearms comes this absurdity from the land of academia: “Bates student cleared of weapons violation in Nerf gun prank…” Yes, possessing the non-harmful but fun Nerf “gun” can result in a person being charged under Bates College’s weapons ban. No really. Though this man got sprung, the charges against his two accomplices for possessing a non-gun Nerf gun are still pending.
For $81,382 you can send your kid to Bates college where they can enjoy 11 months of Maine winter and you can rest well knowing they’re protected from Nerf injuries, if not frostbite!
"Joy is my activism."
— Bates College (@BatesCollege) March 20, 2024
Kevin R. Free was Bates' first visiting director sponsored by a grant aimed at positioning Theater and Dance as a leader in DEI. Given the perspective and pedagogy he brought to “The Gravediggers Union,” Free did this and more.https://t.co/WC5erVoGz1
Seems a lot of people in Hollywood who work in the entertainment business are having a hard time. I feel for them, I really do. However, two things.
First, their industry has spent the better part of the last decade or so alienating half the country. So, it’s not surprising many Americans are turning to other sources of entertainment. In other words, it’s a self-inflicted wound.
Second, their problems, as heart wrenching as they are, are no different from what many people outside Hollywood have been suffering under Biden’s policies for years. So given the choice, I’ll help the Marine who was discharged because she wouldn’t take an experimental vaccine, or the automotive worker laid off because his industry is being forced to produce EVs most people don’t want instead of people in the entertainment industry.
And do not tell those people to learn to code! That would be heartless, and besides AI is most likely going to put coders out of work.
Hollywood is having a very hard time.
— Shipwreck (@shipwreckshow) March 21, 2024
Boo hoo. pic.twitter.com/HCxNwCqP9X
Say it ain’t so Mav: “Google Has Been Ratting Out YouTube Viewers to the Feds.” Information obtained by Forbes shows the federal government has sought information from Google via search warrants on all viewers of some YouTube videos. The videos in question range from those created by a youtuber who is suspected of selling bitcoin for cash to a tutorial on how to create maps with a drone. The selling of bitcoin for cash could run afoul of money laundering statutes. However, there is no law that I’m aware of that prohibits a person from making maps using a drone. Additionally, the information sought was not just about the person or persons who created the videos but about everyone who watched them!
The Fourth Amendment requires that officials have “probable cause” before a judge can issue a search warrant. The Supreme Court has defined “probable cause” as an officer’s reasonable belief, based on circumstances known to that officer, that a crime has occurred or is about to occur. (Carroll v. United States (1925)).
Now riddle me this, how can an officer have a reasonable belief that an unknown person watching a tutorial video on how to make a map with a drone participated in, or has knowledge about a crime that has occurred or is about to occur? They cannot. Yet the feds obtained a warrant to sweep up everyone’s information who watched that video. I believe that violates the Fourth Amendment.
Our liberties are only as secure as our Constitution is strong. Therefore, we need an effective method of holding all government officials – members of Congress, the President, Judges, and everyone appointed or hired – accountable for violations of our constitutionally protected liberties. We have the basics in place but the doctrine of qualified immunity and absolute immunity, both of which shields federal and state officials, including judges, from being held accountable for violating our constitutionally protected rights. It is past time to do away with qualified immunity and at least significantly narrow absolute immunity.
"Google ordered to snitch on YouTube viewers? Feds overreach by turning innocent viewers into suspects. Privacy violation at its finest. #Privacy #Google #YouTube #BigBrother" https://t.co/A2ARIDFNMC
— Grand Panda (@grandiopanda) March 23, 2024
It’s not enough: “‘A Complete Decapitation’: Three Top-Level Executives at Boeing Resign Amid Safety Concerns Following Alaska Airlines Blowout.”
Two questions. First, have we learned nothing from Wuhan? Second, why are we even doing this type of research? “there were at least 50 incidents involving safety control lapses at Colorado State University between 2020 and 2023, including workers who were bitten by a Covid-infected hamster, splashed in the face with blood from mice with tuberculosis and scratched by rabies-infected cats.”
Well, three questions really – why were these incidents never publicly disclosed? There should be a lot of newly unemployed Colorado State University researchers and administrators, but of course that won’t happen.
“A taxpayer-funded Colorado lab that handles the world's deadliest viruses has suffered a shocking number of accidents in recent years, DailyMail can reveal.
— Chief Nerd (@TheChiefNerd) March 26, 2024
Bombshell documents show there were at least 50 incidents involving safety control lapses at Colorado State University… pic.twitter.com/zpsJvjb7G6
No kidding. Sex reassignment in minors may be medical history’s ‘greatest ethical scandal. “French Senators want to ban gender transition treatments for under-18s, after a report described sex reassignment in minors as potentially “one of the greatest ethical scandals in the history of medicine.'”(emphasis mine). I honestly do not know how society got to the point where we allow children who at most need mental healthcare mutilate their bodies. Those who support these barbaric acts have a lot to answer for. Hopefully our courts will catchup soon…
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