[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] That’s the one where they found body parts scattered in and around Southards Park in Babylon, Suffolk County. It was originally assumed to be an MS-13 hit.
Malcolm Craig Brown, 53, and Donna Conneely, 59, were identified Monday as the victims of a dismembering on Long Island
Two more of the suspects in the case appeared in court and were released
Steven Brown, 44, Malcolm’s cousin, and Amanda Wallace, 40, appeared in Central Islip Court days after two other suspects were released on bail
All four have been released back on the streets thanks to the state's 'no bail' laws
[Daily Mail, where America gets its news] A Chinese millionaire who owns America's second largest solar plant has been accused of funding an illegal cannabis operation that treated workers 'like animals', DailyMail.com can reveal.
Denton Peng agreed to plow more than $1million into a network of weed farms in New Mexico that trafficked up to 2,000 migrant workers, forcing them to work 14-hour days in 'horrific' conditions, according to a lawsuit filed in Santa Fe County.
It comes six years after the entrepreneur, now thought to live in California, abandoned his home country following the collapse of his solar business - a debacle that ended with Peng being placed on Beijing's most-wanted list amid accusations of fraud, the complaint alleges.
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The full quote here is: “Go have a coffee with your marketing team, and just terrify them with the possibility of what might happen if they don’t give you what you want.”
Quote placed in larger context — does it change the meaning of the original quote, dear Reader?
Totally fair to criticize her, but this clip is edited just before she says "I say that as a joke", and then goes on to clarify her point. Editing it before she says that feels very dishonest to me. pic.twitter.com/TDsNV78ROU
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"I say that as a joke, but its very, very true."
To further expose the line, Hidden Machine.
She is serious in her presentation. And that is exactly how it happens.
See: Frosthaven
The sequel to a popular table top Gloomhaven, during design it started to get out that some of the storyline decisions led to consequences which triggered people like making one choice which leads to people burning to death in a house. Also big at the time was why so racists against orcs and the whole Tolkein racism tropes.
So one day, out of the blue, and this is post-Floydenal, the backers get a nastygram from the 'creator' not only saying that they hired a diversity panning scheme, but that if you (the backer) are not 110% with a BLM struggle session then you aren't welcome here.
The fallout was epic. Paraphrasing major topics:
"I'm supposed to spend 40 some hours on a nerfed story line which all leads to the same conclusion I'm the bad guy all along? Refund."
"An already overdue project further delayed now because script and character re-writes? Refund."
"So if I join a table and am not an exact echo of the game narrator, I'll get shit on the whole time? Refund."
"This game is overdue not because you are working hard on it, but out rubbing elbows with people who say Gloomhaven wasn't as good as everyone remembers, so buy this game. Doesn't sound like you are taking your own work seriously. Refund."
[FoxNews] U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge, 71, announced Monday that she is stepping down from her position.
"It's time to go home,’’ Fudge told USA Today, which reported that her last day is March 22. "I do believe strongly that I have done just about everything I could do at HUD for this administration as we go into this crazy, silly season of an election."
With her departure, Fudge will become only the second original Cabinet member to leave the Biden administration after Labor Secretary Marty Walsh stepped down last year.
"From her time as a mayor, to her years as a fierce advocate in the U.S. House of Representatives, Marcia’s vision, passion, and focus on increasing economic opportunity have been assets to our country," President Biden said in a statement Monday. "I’m grateful for all of her contributions toward a housing system that works for all Americans, and I wish her well in her next chapter."
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Yassss, those crazy, silly elections. C'mon guys, can just keep our jobs and be left alone to eat our waffles?
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HUD. Isn't that like subsidized housing for urban areas like Chicago for people who should have stayed in Mississippi?
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Democrat Media will never show you this photo.
This is the total crowd for Jill and Joe Biden in Georgia. Meanwhile Trump drew tens of thousands for his Georgia rally.
[Gateway] Back on February 8, GOP Congressional Candidate and J6 defendant Derrick Evans released exclusive footage of a January 6 protester firing off a gun from the scaffolding that day. Evans posted the video at J6Footage.org. Just blanks were they?
The Gateway Pundit then reposted the video at our website with permission
(The video had only 124 views when we first posted the clip.)
The Department of Justice released this statement on the arrest. I was just signaling. What were you signaling? I can't remember.
WASHINGTON — An Illinois man has been arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges related to his alleged conduct during the breach of the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. His actions and the actions of others disrupted a joint session of the U.S. Congress convened to ascertain and count the electoral votes related to the 2020 presidential election.
John Banuelos, 39, of Summit, Illinois, is charged in a criminal complaint filed in the District of Columbia with felony offenses of civil disorder; entering and remaining in a restricted building or grounds with a deadly or dangerous weapon; willfully and knowingly carry on or have readily accessible to any individual on the grounds or in any Capitol buildings, a firearm; and discharging a firearm or explosives, use a dangerous weapon, or ignite an incendiary device on the grounds or in any of the Capitol buildings. Banuelos is also charged with a misdemeanor offense of disorderly conduct on Capitol grounds.
The FBI arrested Banuelos today in Summit, Illinois, and he made his initial appearance in the Northern District of Illinois.
According to court documents, Banuelos was identified in open-source media near the former President’s ‘Stop the Steal’ rally in Washington, D.C., on Jan. 6, 2021.
Banuelos moved to the south side of the West Plaza where, at approximately 2:28 p.m., Banuelos was a part of the crowd that breached the police line. At approximately 2:33 p.m., Banuelos is captured on CCTV footage scaling the southwest Inaugural stage scaffolding. Banuelos is then seen waving the crowd toward him before pulling a firearm from his waistband. Open-source media and CCTV captured Banuelos allegedly raising the gun over his head and, at approximately 2:34 p.m., firing two shots into the air. Banuelos returned the firearm to his waistband and climbed down the scaffolding, rejoining the crowd below.
So why did the FBI wait until March 2024 to arrest this man? We all have our suspicions. FBI 'Two shots or less' rule ?
The suspect John Banuelos posted several tweets on X claiming to be a Fed.
But quite possibly he is a fabulist or mentally unbalanced.
More Presidential and House of Representatives electoral votes will be assigned to the new illegals Biden has let in than the population of 40 US states.
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Lucky for us, the illegals were bussed, and flown, to blue state. It will have minimal effect in denver, nyc, chicago and san fran...
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They count for electoral votes but on the net they are a drain in the local economy. The sanctuaries then demand bailouts.
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However each state only gets 2 Senators. People forget that the Constitution was an agreement among states not the people. What that does effect is that all funding bills are suppose to originate in the House. [Looking at SCOTUS that allowed Obamacare to be argued as a tax even though it originated in the Senate]
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And he will fight inflation by stimulus spending. Genius.
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"The beatings will continue until morale improves."
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The only place the Donks have ever cut funding was DoD. It's time to follow the new President of Argentina's example and make wholesale cuts across the entire government.
[Breitbart] The Pentagon is “fully politicized and weaponized against the people,” Mara Macie, running against establishment Republican Rep. John Rutherford (R-FL), for the U.S House, said during an appearance on Breitbart News Saturday, explaining that she became involved in politics after her military husband was targeted for refusing to get the coronavirus jab.
Macie explained that she never aspired to be a politician but always followed politics, particularly at the national level, as she is a military spouse.
“Being a military spouse, it’s virtually impossible to keep track of local politics. So I never really got involved at the local level until moving to Florida, where my husband is planning to retire and we will settle here,” she said, explaining that she realized that she “wasn’t actually as informed about politics as I thought I was.”
“I think most voters are like that. We go and we vote. And we think that that we’re making this big difference, but the fact is, is we don’t really know who we’re voting for,” she said, adding that she began to get really involved in 2020, during the coronavirus pandemic — a time of widespread draconian mandates — attending school board meetings.
“Then when the military had its shot mandate and my husband fought that and was in lawsuits with the DOD, we really started getting involved in both local, state, and national politics because we were reaching out to any government official, politician — anybody that was willing to help. And I’ll tell you what — none of them were willing to help because they’re taking money from the people that are pushing them [the shots] down our throats,” she revealed.
“We realized that if we want to actually make a difference we needed to get even more involved, and that includes running for office,” she explained, emphasizing the importance of holding military leadership accountable — something she is trying to do while her husband Ted, a whistleblower through Sen. Ron Johnson’s (R-WI) office, continues to fight.
“He’s the one whose video went viral of bringing up some statistics that came from the … defense medical epidemiological database for the military. And those stats are showing increases in things that are scary,” Macie said.
“A lot of them are cardiovascular; there are other things that are not cardiovascular there. There are a lot of signals that are being revealed through this database, and they’re actually on damage control, because now they’re trying to backpedal. There was just a hearing in Congress with [Matt] Gaetz (R-FL) where Gaetz was specifically talking about Ted and the data that he has given to the public through Johnson’s office and also on X and how he is being investigated and punished for doing that,” she said, pointing to “whistleblower retaliation.”
“So Ted actually was removed from his office. He doesn’t have access to his computer, and now he’s down in facilities basically doing nothing. They want to make sure he’s there every day to do nothing, but they’re trying to keep him quiet while his lawyer is trying to get information about what did he actually do wrong?” she said, stressing that they “have not been able to pinpoint what he has done wrong.”
Ultimately, she said they are trying to silence her husband, so she is speaking out for him.
“I am being his voice. … If something new happens I get on there [X]. I say this is what Ted’s command is doing to him. He might not be able to say it, but I don’t have a commanding officer. And these people, they’re all yes men and cowards. And it’s all political for them, because it’s about their career,” she continued.
“And right now our Pentagon is fully politicized and weaponized against the people,” Macie added.
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I don’t think that will make a good recruiting slogan.
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I suspect she will be arrested before November...
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If Trump makes office, there should be a big list of officers getting a letter saying the President no longer has special trust in you. The first thing he can do is to reduce the General Officer strength back to WW2 levels.
Take this opportunity to completely revamp the military with focus closer to home rather than any more foreign adventures. If you don't have such a big hammer, everything won't look like a nail.
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/\ Would it be possible to add a few hundred "Command" Sergeants Major to that list ?
Army union stewards, who needs them? Think of the G-Rods and reserved DFAC parking spaces, and signage freed up. BTW, the USMC has no such "Command" non-com animal. They have their issues, but primmadona CSM's ain't one of em.
(We could dispense with the fony balony "Change of Resposibility" ceremonies as well. Haaaawk, spit.
The ban comes after the Democrat stationed 750 national guard members at the Big Apple's busiest stations in a bid to clamp down on the rampant violence
While the guards will no longer hold long guns at the check points, some guardsmen will still hold them at certain postings throughout the subway
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I remember watching a couple carabinieri having espressos at a stop on the autostrada. They had Beretta SMGs slung behind their backs while they took a break.
I didn't feel thre4atened at all...
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Tell us you are an incompetent government squish without telling us you are an incompetent government squish.
🛑EXCLUSIVE- Former Director of the border authorities a Panama (SENAFRONT) speaks about the NGOs in migrant camps outside of the Darien gap, putting maps of how to enter from Colombia through the jungle. Here is his response as we have been investigating for years how the NGOs… pic.twitter.com/juBSdZULFE
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The NGOs have worked with Mayorkas in a way that was coordinated before Biden was inaugurated. It is like the scripted plays at the beginning of a football game.
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NGO's and Foundations, what a delightful way to launder money and never be held accountable.
#3
American money passing through the corrupt UN programs matches up with Dark Chinese/Globalist/ME/Cartel money to fund the logistics of a human invasion stream across all of Central America and Mexico.
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.
[FoxNews] U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Secretary 
