CrusaderRabbit

‘Dick Smith’s warning as population surges towards 25 million’

…It smells like Treason!

Politico-

“We couldn’t finish this product, this bill, until we knew where the administration was,” Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.), who has been negotiating a DACA compromise for weeks, said in an interview after the meeting with Kelly. “And that’s why this meeting was so important.”

If that Rat Flake is involved you can bet it’s a raw deal for America,AND THERE IS NO NEED TO COMPROMISE WITH PEOPLE WHO ARE HERE ILLEGALLY  you spineless twit 

Congressional Republicans and the White House have long said any DACA deal would need to be paired with security and other enforcement measures. Democrats say that’s fine as long as the provisions weren’t too onerous. But the border security question has been a sticking point for weeks, as senators swapped proposals without cutting a deal, so far.”

“weren’t to onerous” is democrat speak for “gives them everything on a Silver platter” 

In regards to the UN resolution that is intended to criticise President Trump’s decision to move the US embassy to Jerusalem-

Jerusalem Post-

“At the UN we’re always asked to do more & give more,” US Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley tweeted on Wednesday,

“So, when we make a decision, at the will of the American ppl, about where to locate OUR embassy, we don’t expect those we’ve helped to target us. On Thurs there’ll be a vote criticizing our choice. The US will be taking names [sic],” Haley said.

High time we grew a spine in dealing with those corrupt bastards.

Interesting essay in American Thinker from the perspective of a former teacher-

American Thinker-

“Three reasons determined my course of action.  For one thing, administration had come to deal less with academic issues and more with rules of conduct and punitive codes of behavior, as if it were a policing body rather than an arm of the teaching profession.  Woe betide the (male) student accused of sexual assault or misconduct; the administration will convene an extra-judicial tribunal to punish or expel the accused, often with a low burden of proof.  It will find ways to shut down conservative speakers.  It will browbeat faculty and students to attend sensitivity training sessions on matters of race and gender.  It will strike task forces to deal with imaginary issues like campus rape culture and propose draconian measures to contain a raging fantasy.  The administration is now beset by two basic compulsions: to expand its reach at the expense of the academic community and to ensure compliance with the puritanical norms of the day.  I thought it prudent to take early retirement rather than wait for the guillotine to descend.”

Australia:
Apex gang-linked thug, 20, spared jail despite terrifying series of ice-fuelled jewellery heists told he can go on HOLIDAY to Sudan while on bail

‘Judge Gaynor said she was worried the victims would think the court was allowing the offender to go an ‘exotic holiday’.
But she said his recent good behaviour needed to be considered.
‘This is a matter of honour… people are putting a lot of trust in you,’ Judge Gaynor said.’
I have never, ever heard of a single bureaucrat or judge admitting responsibility when thugs on bail or parole go on to re-offend. It’s about time these bastards faced mandatory – and stiff – penalties when their “compassion” is proved to be ill-founded. Their acts have enable further offending and in some cases murder. Let’s make them responsible for their actions, just as the rest of us are.

Wife of demoted DOJ official worked for firm behind anti-Trump dossier-

Fox News-

“A senior Justice Department official demoted last week for concealing his meetings with the men behind the anti-Trump “dossier” had even closer ties to Fusion GPS, the firm responsible for the incendiary document, than have been disclosed, Fox News has confirmed: The official’s wife worked for Fusion GPS during the 2016 election.”

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They can say all they want,but there is a stark double standard in DC and media complex-

American Thinker-

“Say what one will about Roy Moore, but unlike Kennedy, he did not make a career of debauchery, and no one ever drowned in his car.”