Senator John Fetterman
@SenFettermanPA
A devastating loss.
[Credibly accused pedophile] Josh [Kruger] cared deeply about Philly and fiercely advocated for the most vulnerable communities through his journalism. He will be sorely missed.
Gisele + I send our deepest condolences to Josh's loved ones.
Especially the underaged boys that he "loved."
Fire bad! Pedophilia... not so bad.
This sounds plausible to me: the US "intelligence" cartel is inventing the tale of the Egyptians warning Israel about the upcoming attack but ignoring it in order to deflect attention away from their own failure to detect the attack.
Mark R. Levin
@marklevinshow
Unfortunately, Mike McCaul, a senior Republican, is a weak and foolish man. Here he is repeating that the Egyptians warned the Israelis "something" was brewing in Gaza, no doubt based on information from U.S. intelligence, which is now covering its own ass. Israel denies it. McCaul doesn't have all the information. Nobody does. He hasn't discussed any of this with Israeli intelligence, which is busy now trying to win an existential war. No thorough review has been undertaken let alone completed. Indeed, he has very little information with which to draw hard conclusions. So, why doesn't McCaul wait for a full review at the appropriate time? Shockingly stupid for the chairman of a critical House committee.
This shocks you? And from McCuck of all people?
A little more light hearted but just as crazy. Some chick (I guess) thinks it's sexual assault to have sex scenes in fictional books because fictional people can't consent.
Dr. Frizzle
@SwiluaFICTIONAL SEX IS COERCIVE BECAUSE CHARACTERS ARE BEING FORCED TO DO THINGS BY THE AUTHOR I AM SCREAMING
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Wait until s/he/it finds out that fictional characters are sometimes killed in books!
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From weft-cut loop:
@Bencjacobs
Per source, Cenk Uygur, host of the Young Turks will announce a Democratic primary bid against Joe Biden tonight. One major obstacle to Uygur's longshot presidential bid is that he is a naturalized citizen and thus ineligible under Article II, Section 1 of the Constitution.
The CBC "reported" that a woman who in reality was executed by Hamas terrorists was merely "dead due to the conflict."
Weird how applying the label "terrorism" is "just an opinion" but it's apparently a "fact" in the media that every J6 protester is an "insurrectionist" -- and anyone who merely supports Trump is, too.
Those are "facts." But labeling men who butcher and rape civilians, deliberately, and then post videos of their war crimes to spread terror as "terrorists"? That's just your opinion, Insurrectionist.
Via SMOD:
NewsNation host Dan Abrams blasted cable news rival MSNBC [which he used to head up] for allowing its anchors to "pander to the far-left" in their coverage of Hamas' deadly terror attack on Israel.
Abrams, the host of NewsNation's "Dan Abrams Live," singled out MSNBC's Ayman Mohyeldin, Mehdi Hasan, and Ali Velshi for saying the Hamas assault -- which has claimed the lives of at least 900 Israelis -- was the result of "failed policies" by Israel and the US.
"Right. It's Israel's fault. It's the United States fault," Abrams said mockingly in comments first reported by the news site Mediaite.
"The policies that somehow justify or even explain the slaughter, rapes, and kidnapping of innocent civilians," Abrams said on Monday.
"And that ridiculous commentary set the tone for much of MSNBC's coverage throughout the weekend, where many hosts seemed determined to say, 'Well, what about the Palestinians?'"
This is widespread across the Enemy of the People Terrorist Media.
Palestinians, making frenz all over:
For the past seventeen years, the world has condemned the containment of Gaza that followed the rise of Hamas to power in that territory. In just a few days, the world finally learned why containment was necessary for Israel's security. Hamas' orgy of annihilation of defenseless civilians, widespread rape of Israeli women (and others caught in their invasion), and hostage-seizing perfectly demonstrated why Gazans needed to be isolated.
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And not just by Israel.
For some reason, few bother to acknowledge that Egypt has partnered with Israel on that containment strategy, and for the same reasons. Those reasons are so vital to Cairo that even with an Israeli ground invasion perhaps just hours away, Egypt refuses to open the Rafah gate and let Gazans pass into Egypt, even temporarily, to escape the carnage they started:
Egypt has discussed plans with the United States and others to provide humanitarian aid through its border with Gaza Strip but rejects any move to set up safe corridors for refugees fleeing the enclave, Egyptian security sources said on Wednesday....
Egypt has long restricted the flow of Gazans on to its territory, even during the fiercest conflicts.
Say didn't these Lovely People attempt to overthrow the King of Jordan when they were permitted there as guests?
Oh no! Those poor Gazans! Whatever could they have done to deserve some short-term inconvenience!
Gaza's only power station has stopped working after the fuel needed for generating electricity ran out on Wednesday, Gaza officials said.
"Gaza is currently without power," the head of the Gaza power authority, Galal Ismail, told CNN.
The power plant's shutdown comes two days after the Israeli government said it would order a "complete siege" of the Palestinian enclave, closing off access to electricity, food, fuel and water in response to the surprise attack launched by Hamas on Israel that killed at least 1,200 people.
People in Gaza still use power generators for electricity, but with a blockade on all sides of the border, the fuel needed for generators to work is running out, Ismail said.
The Palestinian health ministry warned that hospitals are set to run out of fuel on Thursday, leading to "catastrophic" conditions.
I know some kids at a concert who experienced catastrophic conditions a few days ago.
Sadly, the loss of power in Gaza, and loss of internet connectivity, means that it's more difficult for them to post their Snuff Films online. Sad!
Bill Melugin
@BillMelugin_
Oct 9
Border Patrol arrests of suspects on the FBI's terror watchlist at the southern border:
FY'23 - 151 (so far).
FY'22 - 98
FY'21 - 15
FY'20 - 3
FY'19 - 0
FY'18 - 6
FY'17 - 2
There have also been over 1.5 million *known* gotaways since start of 2021, enough to fill 16 Rose Bowls.
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Houman David Hemmati, MD, PhD
@houmanhemmati
Oct 9
Wow. How many of those you've listed been Iranian or Palestinian or known to have connections to Islamic terror groups? And what ended up happening to them?
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Bill Melugin
@BillMelugin_
I'll work on getting the numbers - as for what happens to the terror watchlist arrests, almost impossible to know. Once the Feds have them it's a black hole on information and lots of "no comment".
Yes, why should a "democratic" government tell its citizens important information they have a right to?
But he got some information:
Bill Melugin
@BillMelugin_
NEW: Internal CBP data provided & confirmed by CBP sources reveals thousands of "special interest aliens" from mostly Middle Eastern countries have been apprehended by Border Patrol while crossing into U.S. illegally over last 2 years.
Syria: 538
Yemen: 139
Iran: 659
Iraq: 123
Afghanistan: 6,386
Lebanon: 164
Egypt: 3,153
Pakistan: 1,613
Mauritania: 15,594
Uzbekistan: 13,624
Turkey: 30,830
Date range 10/1/2021 - 10/4/2023
These are Border Patrol apprehensions between ports of entry only, this data does not include CBP encounters at ports of entry.
Border Patrol sources tell me they have extreme concerns about who is coming into the country because they have little to no way of vetting people from these special interest countries. I'm told unless they have committed a crime previously in the US, or they are on some sort of federal watchlist, there's no way to know who they are because most of their home countries don't share data/records with the US so there is nothing to match a name to when BP agents run fingerprints.
A special interest alien is a term used by the U.S. government to refer to people coming from countries that have conditions that favor or harbor terrorism, or pose a potential national security to the U.S.
Feminist influencer (femfluencer) on TikTok: Women don't need no man but we do need them to continue paying for all our meals.
Gays, makin' frenz all over: