[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] Karol-Chik, Koenig and Kwak...KKK?
No HATE crime charges?
Three teenage boys appeared in court Wednesday accused of killing a 20 year-old woman by hurling a rock through the windshield of her car.
Nicholas 'Mitch' Karol-Chik, Joseph Koenig and Zachary Kwak, all 18, faced a judge in Jefferson County, Colorado, over the April 19 murder of Alexa Bartell, 20.
The trio have already been charged with crimes including first-degree murder - and now face additional counts of assault and attempted assault.
Those charges relate to other incidents of rocks being hurled at cars which prosecutors say they were responsible for too.
According to the Jefferson County Sheriff´s Office, Alexa Bartell was talking on the phone with a friend while driving in her yellow Chevy Spark at 10:45pm on April 19 in Arvada, Suburban Denver, when she was hit by the rock. After the call went silent, the friend tracked Bartell's location with a phone app, drove to her, and found the woman dead in her car, which had crashed into a field.
The boys returned later to take a photo of the car as a 'memento', Karol-Chik told investigators when questioned.
They also allegedly attacked six other cars in Arvada on April 19, First Judicial District Attorney Alexis King announced.
Meanwhile, MSU Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology Denise Mowder told KDVR that she thinks prosecutors have a strong first-degree murder case.
The killing was the fourth of six rock-hurling incidents reported from 10pm onwards on that same evening, causing minor injuries to two other drivers.
The office of Karol-Chik's lawyer, Holly Gummerson, and Koenig's lawyer, Tom Ward, declined to comment. A message left by the Associated Press for Kwak's lawyer, Emily Boehne, was not immediately returned. During a brief afternoon court hearing, the lawyers all declined to have the charges read.
Karol-Chik told investigators that Koenig slowed down so Kwak could get a photo of Bartell's car after it crashed into a field. He said all three got excited every time they hit a car with landscaping rocks taken from a Walmart parking lot, but acknowledged he felt 'a hint of guilt' passing by her car, according to court documents.
Kwak said he took the photo because he thought that Karol-Chik or Koenig would want to have a 'memento' of what had happened, according to the arrest affidavits.
He reportedly told the others: 'We have to go back and see that.'
Karol-Chik told investigators with the Jefferson County Sheriff´s Office that he and Koenig had thrown rocks and even a statue at passing cars on at least 10 other days before Bartell was killed. Kwak heard about what they had been doing and asked to join them, according to Karol-Chik's account in the affidavits.
Karol-Chik and Kwak offered different accounts about who threw the fatal rock.
They had thrown rocks at vehicles on about ten occasions since February. Six other cars were damaged and two more drivers were injured on the night Bartell was killed.
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Could take each of them up into the mountains, trap them with a heavy boulder on their strong arm and a dull swiss army knife near the other arm. Pay per view, as a memento.
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Not a new thing. My older brother survived a "concrete bomb" attack from a pedestrian overpass over the interstate in Oklahoma City back in the late 70's. He had fast enough reflexes to swerve so the rock hit the rider side. They were gone in a flash so that's where the story ended.
[KOCO] The Okmulgee Police Department confirmed the identities of the six victims murdered and the suspect found dead Monday at a property in Henryetta amid the search for two missing Oklahoma teenagers.
Police Chief Joe Prentice said during a news conference Wednesday that the six victims were Holly Guess, Rylee Elizabeth Allen, Michael James Mayo and Tiffany Dore Guess, as well as the two missing teens – 14-year-old Ivy Webster and 16-year-old Brittany Brewer. He said a preliminary report shows all six died from gunshot wounds to the head.
Prentice also said the suspect, 39-year-old Jesse McFadden, died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.
All six victims were found outside a home the McFaddens rented on Holly Road in Henryetta. Three of the victims were found on one part of the property while the other three were found on another part of the property, Prentice said.
Prentice said he didn’t want to call the murders an execution,
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Online records show that McFadden was convicted of first-degree *rape* in 2003 and that he was sentenced to a 20-year term. He was released from prison in October 2020.
Records also showed that McFadden was supposed to be in court on the day of the murders on child pr0nography charges.
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[911] TULSA, Okla. — A hate crime charge has been brought against Carlton Gilford, who is accused of murdering two men, Lundin Hathcock and James McDaniel, in Tulsa County, Oklahoma. District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler stated that based on evidence, they believe that Gilford shot both men because they were white.
Gilford faces two counts of first-degree murder for killing Hathcock and McDaniel and two counts of shooting with intent to kill for shooting at two QuickTrip gas station employees.
Investigators revealed that Gilford shot both men in the head from behind and continued to shoot McDaniel, even after he was on the ground, reloading his gun and shooting him in the head again.
The shootings happened on April 16 at the QuickTrip and a local library.
[American Greatness] Shortly after announcing it is suing Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Disney blocked pedestrian access to and from the U.S. Armed Forces’ flagship resort in the continental United States. The decision to do so further demonstrates that the Disney of 2023 is not the Disney of 1971 (when Walt Disney World opened) or the Disney of 1955 (when Disneyland did so). Unlike modern Disney’s previous questionable actions, however, this one comes directly at the expense of U.S. military families and veterans—and needlessly and senselessly so. Moreover, the action is tied to the Reedy Creek Improvement District, over which DeSantis, the Florida legislature, and Disney have been battling.
The resort in question, the Shades of Green Resort at Walt Disney World, is owned and operated by the U.S. military for the benefit of current and retired military personnel and their families. It is one of just four Armed Forces Recreation Center resorts worldwide and the only one on the U.S. mainland. Located about a half-mile from Disney’s Polynesian Resort, Shades of Green enjoys a prime location that affords easy access, on foot, to Disney’s monorail system.
Or, at least it did until Monday, when Disney abruptly cut off access.
Originally opened as the Golf Resort in 1973, it became Shades of Green in 1994 after the Department of Defense leased it from Disney. Steve Bell of the website Military Disney Tips writes, "At the time all branches of the military wore some form of green utility/battle dress uniform. It was decided to call the resort Shades of Green to refer to [these] different shades of green." According to Bell, the Defense Department bought the resort outright in 1996 for $43 million and has subsequently put another $120 million into improvements and expansions, although Disney still owns the land on which it sits.
It’s the land right next to the resort, however, that’s in question. Guests have been able to walk the roughly half-mile from Shades of Green to the Polynesian Resort and its monorail station for decades—indeed, they have apparently done so for the past half-century, dating back to 1973 and the Golf Resort days. But to do so, they’ve had to cross Floridian Way, a two-lane road (one lane each direction) that has long had a crosswalk.
Well, Disney has now decided to widen that road to four lanes (two in each direction). Rather than keeping the crosswalk, adding a stop sign or stoplight, or building a walking bridge or tunnel, Disney has instead decided to close the crosswalk, as well as the path connecting the two resorts, and to prevent Shades of Green guests from crossing that street. Shades of Green says this change, dictated by Disney, is "permanent."
[Gateway] FOX News continued to lose viewers on Monday, a week after they announced they were removing Tucker Carlson from their lineup.
FOX News has absolutely FLATLINED after firing their top-rated host Tucker Carlson! By Wednesday of last week, FOX News had lost NEARLY HALF of their audience at Tucker’s 8 PM time slot.
Tucker was averaging 3.2 million viewers a night.
On Tuesday FOX News had only 1.7 million viewers at 8 PM.
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[News with Views] In the Newly revived ancient evil World Order of today, differentiating good from evil can be a complex task as it often depends on the MK Ultra/satanically manipulated trajectory of one’s personal beliefs, values, and culture. However, there are some general principles that can guide one in determining what is good and what is evil. The following ideas are as old as time itself and have only recently been systematically eradicated from modern/popular culture:
Consider the consequences:One way to differentiate between good and evil is to evaluate the potential outcomes of a particular action or decision. An action that has positive consequences for oneself and others is generally considered good, while an action that has negative consequences is generally considered evil.
Consider the intentions:Another way to differentiate between good and evil is to look at the intentions behind a particular action or decision. An action that is motivated by compassion, love, and empathy is generally considered good, while an action that is motivated by greed, selfishness, or malice is generally considered evil.
Consider the moral principles: Every culture has a set of moral principles that guide their behavior. For example, the Golden Rule — treat others as you would like to be treated — is a universal moral principle that guides behavior in many cultures. When faced with a difficult decision, it can be helpful to consider these moral principles to determine what is good and what is evil.
Consider the long-term effects:Sometimes, what may seem like a good decision in the short term may have negative consequences in the long term. It is important to consider the long-term effects of an action or decision when evaluating whether it is good or evil.
Epictetus was a Greek Stoic philosopher. He was born into slavery at Hierapolis, Phrygia and lived in Rome until his banishment, when he went to Nicopolis in northwestern Greece for the rest of his life. His teachings were written down and published by his pupil Arrian in his Discourses and Enchiridion. Born:c. AD 50, Hierapolis, Phrygia, (presumed), (now Pamukkale, Denizli, Turkey) Died:c. 135 (aged c. 85), Nicopolis, Epirus, (now Preveza, Epirus, Greece)...
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Bottom Line Up Front - author bridges NWO with NOTW and thinks the NWO will be a celebration of rapture and will reward the holy and righteous (which is why his first paragraph is so gay as he tries to establish his bonafides of his enlightenment to the reader).
"in the coming NOW World Order the survival of the FINEST (the moral and most authentically virtuous) will determine and guide the destiny of humanity."
[News Nation] Lori Brock won't sell land to a Chinese-owned company moving to her Michigan town. Now, she's being investigated by the state's Department of Agriculture and Development.
@LelandVittert speaks with her about who's behind this push.
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Other than a protest on 22 April, it is hard to find mention of this story in Michigan news. Lots of bubbly articles on new battery plants and EV factories and how Michigan is going to become a major power in battery production. Just like it was with cars, but in the future.
[WHN] South Africa in the spring of 1978 was a country besieged. The apartheid state was increasingly unpopular with its neighbors and unable to control its own restive black population. In the view of the white minority in power, the nation was not only beset domestically but under attack internationally by the Kremlin-aligned governments of neighboring countries. Anticolonialist movements were sweeping the Belgians from the Congo, the Portuguese from Angola and Mozambique, white Rhodesians from Zimbabwe, and the South Africans from newly renamed Namibia.
Happy Operation Reindeer Day, COL Jan Breytenback's 4 May 1978 highly successful vertical envelopment of communist terrorists
Two men who stands head and shoulders above other men. Col Jan Breytenbach seen here after been blown clear from his vehicle when it hit a anti tank land mine whilst on operations in southern Angola on the 29th August 1981. Col Breytenbach immediately returned to rescue Dave Barr, his gunner, who was pinned under the vehicle – a special forces ‘Sabre’ – and pulled him free from exploding ammunition and burning fuel.
Dave Barr, an American serving with the SADF unfortunately lost both legs in the incident, however testament to Dave – as a double amputee, ex Vietnam War and Bush War veteran, he then went on to circumnavigate parts of the planet by motorcycle raising funds for the disabled, setting world records and inspiring people.
[Breitbart] The European Commission in Brussels has backed a scheme by the globalist government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte in the Netherlands that would see thousands of farms shut down in order to comply with EU climate goals.
On Tuesday, the governing arm of the European Union officially threw its support behind plans by the Dutch government to buy out thousands of farmers from their lands in order to meet the EU’s Natura 2000 scheme to protect certain environments. The plan, which would offer farmers 120 per cent of the value of their farm, could see some 3,000 so-called "peak" emitters of nitrogen shut down.
It was unclear before this week whether the EU would permit such a scheme, as it could have potentially fallen afoul of regulations surrounding state aid or subsidies. However, Brussels said that the plans were "necessary and appropriate" as they met the broader goals of the European Green Deal.
"The positive effects transcend any distortions of the free market," the statement added.
In addition to the plan to buyout — or eventually force out if they refuse — the "peak" emitting farms, the government is also planning a separate scheme that would give dairy, pig, and poultry farmers a deal for 100 per cent of the value of their farm if they wished to shut down. In total, some 1.4 billion euros is expected to be set aside for both farm shutdown schemes.
Should the plan go ahead, it would not only be a major blow for the farming industry in the Netherlands, which is one of the most productive in Europe but could potentially impact other nations as well, given that part of the condition of the buyout scheme is that the Dutch farmers would be prohibited from moving to other countries and starting up farms abroad, meaning that their knowledge and expertise would be squandered.
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The Dutch are a net exporter of foodstuffs. With this move they will become a major net importer of foodstuffs. At a time when basic food items are getting rarer because of the Ukraine war and the lack of fertilizer from China.
[Breitbart] Kash Patel, former chief of staff at the Pentagon and former deputy director of National Intelligence, is suing the Department of Defense (DOD) for "obstructing and infringing" on his right to publish unclassified information in his upcoming book," according to a complaint exclusively obtained by Breitbart News.
In Government Gangsters: The Deep State, the Truth, and the Battle for Our Democracy, Patel highlights his firsthand knowledge to pull back "the curtain on the Deep State, revealing the major players and tactics within the permanent government bureaucracy."
Patel is suing the DOD for unlawfully imposing a prior restraint on the publication of his book.
The three-count lawsuit accuses the DOD of infringing on his First Amendment right to publish his book, unreasonably delaying formal completion of the classification review, and asks the court to allow his legal counsel to access any alleged classified information the DOD claims is within the book.
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So Kash expected the Deep State to green light a book outing the Deep State.
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Forgive me if I dont believe former spooks.
"Obstructing and infringing" - what does that actually mean? Was the book not published? Yes it was published and is available on Amazon.
If I wanted to sell a book about the deep state, I would create a scenario/narrative where the deep state is obstructing and infringing the publishing of said book.
Forgive me if I dont believe former agents of Deep State.
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[Gateway] FOX News continued to lose viewers on Monday, a week after they announced they were removing Tucker Carlson from their lineup.
[Breitbart] The European Commission in Brussels has backed a scheme by the globalist government of Prime Minister Mark Rutte in the 
"You didn't build that.....farm." 
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