Month: October 2023

A shot of Hurricane HIlary was shared by the National Weather Service in San Diego as the storm headed for the southwestern United States.

WATCH: A Real Climate Scientist Debunks ‘Crisis’ Claims

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This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh  Weather-related deaths have plunged 97% over last century A real climate scientist has appeared on video debunking those claims that the world is in “crisis,” that “people are dying” because of the climate, and all those charges leveled by activists.

DC’s Revolving Door Is Swinging Briskly for the Eco-Green Eyeshade People

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This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Kevin Mooney Real Clear Wire Washington’s revolving door is getting a fresh green paint job: Federal architects of a controversial new rule requiring businesses to measure their carbon footprints throughout their supply chains have joined a start-up company poised to reap millions by performing those calculations.

Writer Sentenced to Jail for Calling Activist a ‘Fat Lesbian’

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60 days plus a fine imposed for alleged ‘hate’ speech This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh  A writer has been jailed for two months for calling an activist a “fat lesbian.” Alain Soral, a Swiss writer, critiqued Catherine Macherel as a “queer activist” and described her as “unhinged,” including the descriptive “fat lesbian.” A report from Fox News said that a court in Lausanne, Switzerland, ordered Soral, who also goes by the name Alain Bonnet, to jail for 60 days for the “crimes” of “defamation, discrimination and incitement to hatred.” The comments were posted online in a video several years ago.

Biden Admin to Disregard Environmental, Historical Preservation, and Native American Gravesite Protection Statutes to Build Border Wall Segment

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 Back in July 2022, Peter Doocy pressed Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on a series of questions about the US border wall started during the Trump Administration.  “Why is the Biden Administration building a border wall in Arizona?” Doocy asked.  Jean-Pierre responded that they were not building the wall but rather “cleaning up the mess the prior administration left behind in their failed attempt to build a wall.”  She then talks about the $8 billion they “saved” and “gave back” to military families, for schools, and for bases.

“Breach in Trust”: White House Dog Attacks Related to Joe Biden’s “Combustible” Relationship with Secret Service Agents: Report

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The relationship between the Secret Service and Joe Biden is suffering from a “breach in trust”, is “combustible” and “stressed” over repeated attacks on agents by the Biden family’s German Shepherds Commander and Major, and by “unrealistic requests”, as well as the Bidens’ paranoia that agents remain loyal to President Trump, according to CNN which buried the blockbuster news in a report on the Bidens’ dog Commander being removed from the White House after yet another biting attack on an agent last week.

Bill O’Reilly: War Against Trump Triggered by ‘Hysteria,’ Like the Salem Witch Trials

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This article originally appeared on WND.com Guest by post by Bob Unruh  No due process, driven by fanatics….’ Media personality and author Bill O’Reilly’s “Killing” book series has met with much success, selling tens of millions of copies of titles like “Killing Reagan,” “Killing Kennedy,” “Killing Lincoln,” “Killing the Rising Sun,” “Killing Crazy Horse” and more.

Swamp Fighting Back: McConnell Says House Should Scrap ‘Motion to Vacate’ Rule, Claims It Makes Speaker’s Job ‘Impossible (VIDEO)

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Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has called on his fellow Republicans in the House of Representatives to abolish the rule that allows a single member to file a “motion to vacate the chair,” claiming that it makes the Speaker’s job “near impossible.” This request follows the ousting of Kevin McCarthy (R-CA), a member of the Republican establishment, from his position as House Speaker after a motion to vacate the chair was filed by Rep.

Waste of the Day: National Lab Had $160 Million In Questioned Costs

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This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Adam Andrzejewski Real Clear Wire Waste of the Day: National Lab Had $160 Million In Questioned Costs The Department Of Energy’s Fermi National Accelerator Lab in Illinois had $160 million in questioned costs in 2018, due to lost invoices, excessive reimbursements and holiday pay, according to a recent audit by the Department of Energy’s Inspector General.

Biden’s Dog Commander Caught on Film Biting White House Staffer: Report

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Days after Politico reported (with a joke of a headline, “Commander’s taste buds”) that White House staffers were saying Joe Biden’s German Shepherd dog Commander only bites Secret Service agents but is warm and cuddly with staff, the Daily Mail reported Wednesday that a tourist filmed Commander biting a staffer in September.