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Tuesday, December 26, 2017

Tucker Carlson Introduces His 100 Racist Things of 2017 | Truth Revolt

Tucker Carlson Introduces His 100 Racist Things of 2017 | Truth Revolt:
"December always brings a multitude of "end-of-the-year" lists.
Thankfully, Tucker Carlson brightens Friday with a particularly festive rundown: the year's top 100 Racist Things.
Enumerated here are Tucker's Top Ten:

1. Tamarisk trees, Palm Springs.
The government decided some California trees were racist.
Say it isn't so!

2. The ice cream truck song.
Newsflash: the chimey melody you associate with a popsicle is actually an evil, racist reference to blackface minstrels.
Is the Klondike Bar a slam on lesbians?

3. Credit scores.

Nothing says "racial oppression" like a loan-blocking low score.
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Another Nation Announces It Is Moving Its Embassy In Israel To Jerusalem | Daily Wire

Another Nation Announces It Is Moving Its Embassy In Israel To Jerusalem | Daily Wire:

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"The president of Guatemala announced on Sunday that his country would follow in the footsteps of the United States and move their embassy in Israel to Jerusalem.
Guatemalan President Jimmy Morales said that he spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu about the decision and noted the strong relationship the two-nations have had since Israel's creation after World War II."

Top general tells Marines to be prepared for a big fight

Top general tells Marines to be prepared for a big fight:

"The Marine Corps commandant told about 300 Marines in Norway this week that they should be prepared for a “bigass fight” to come, remarks his spokesman later said were not in reference to any specific adversary but rather intended to inspire the troops.
“I hope I’m wrong, but there’s a war coming,” Gen. Robert Neller told the Marines on Thursday, according to Military.com.
“You’re in a fight here, an informational fight, a political fight, by your presence.”...
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Part and Parcel: France Deploys 100,000 Soldiers and Police Officers for the Holidays

Part and Parcel: France Deploys 100,000 Soldiers and Police Officers for the Holidays:
"PARIS (AP) — France’s government is deploying nearly 100,000 police and soldiers for the holiday season as fears of extremist attacks remain high.

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The additional security will focus on Christmas markets, shopping centres, religious buildings, public transport and tourist sites.

Citing “the context of a still-elevated terrorist threat,” the Interior Ministry said in a statement that 97,000 security force personnel are mobilized for protection Sunday and Monday.
In addition to the Christmas security, the ministry said extra policing was ordered around religious sites during Hanukkah earlier this month, and for Orthodox Christmas in January, “to allow the celebration of these festivities in good conditions.”
A new anti-terrorism law championed by President Emmanuel Macron’s government enshrines extra police powers as a result of multiple Islamic extremist attacks that killed more than 200 people in 2015-2016."...
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Lunch video-----United Nations Evil | Steven Crowder and Stefan Molyneux

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Jake Tapper Gets Bernie Sanders To Admit The Middle-Class Tax Cuts In The GOP Bill Are ‘A Good Thing’ | Daily Wire

Jake Tapper Gets Bernie Sanders To Admit The Middle-Class Tax Cuts In The GOP Bill Are ‘A Good Thing’ | Daily Wire:

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"On Sunday, CNN’s “State of the Union" host Jake Tapper put Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) in an uncomfortable position, forcing him to acknowledge that the middle-class tax cuts in the GOP bill are a good thing:

TAPPER: Next year, 91% of middle-income Americans will receive a tax cut. Isn't that a good thing?"

A closer look at the searing evil of Ted Kennedy

A closer look at the searing evil of Ted Kennedy:
"Teddy's description of the Chappaquiddick "accident" was enough to convict him of involuntary and voluntary manslaughter and reckless endangerment.

Today you can add homicide by vehicle while intoxicated, a mandatory three-year prison term in most states.

The facts are simple.
Kennedy drove fast, probably drunk, off a bridge at about 11:30 P.M.
The pond was only about six feet deep.
The front end of the car was angled down.

Kennedy walked away, went to his hotel, and waited until the next morning to report to the police. The car was discovered by two boys fishing in the morning.
The boys, unlike Teddy, went to a nearby house to report the car in the water.
Had Teddy done this instead of leaving, Mary Jo Kopechne probably would have been saved.
Kennedy spent the night at his hotel room drying out so there would be no alcohol in his system, and to fabricate with his fixers the statement he gave the police.
During the time Kennedy was at his hotel with his fixers, Mary Jo died from suffocation...

This is Teddy's statement to the police:... (read it!)

The lawyerly lies are breathtaking:

"The car went off the side of the bridge."

Should say, I drove off the side of the bridge...
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#1 Movie this week 1965-----James Bond 007: Thunderball (1965) - Official Trailer

Did historical Jesus really exist? The evidence just doesn't add up. - The Washington Post

Did historical Jesus really exist? The evidence just doesn't add up. - The Washington Post:
"Did a man called Jesus of Nazareth walk the earth?

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Discussions over whether the figure known as the “Historical Jesus” actually existed primarily reflect disagreements among atheists.
Believers, who uphold the implausible and more easily-dismissed “Christ of Faith” (the divine Jesus who walked on water), ought not to get involved.
Numerous secular scholars have presented their own versions of the so-called “Historical Jesus” – and most of them are, as biblical scholar J.D. Crossan puts it, “an academic embarrassment.”
From Crossan’s view of Jesus as the wise sage, to Robert Eisenman’s Jesus the revolutionary, and Bart Ehrman’s apocalyptic prophet, about the only thing New Testament scholars seem to agree on is Jesus’ historical existence.
But can even that be questioned?"...
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#1 This day 1952-----Jimmy Boyd - I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 1952

California’s Political Fires - WSJ

California’s Political Fires - WSJ:
"“The fires are burning in California. They’ll be burning in France, burning all around the world,” fire-and-brimstone Governor Jerry Brown proclaimed recently in Paris.
The world is “on the road to hell.”

...Loath to let a natural disaster go to political waste, the California Air Resources Board used the fires to promote a new climate-change “scoping plan” aimed at doubling the rate at which it cuts carbon emissions.
The irony is that the emissions from wildfires could negate all of the state’s anticarbon policies.
A 2007 study in the journal Carbon Balance and Management found that California’s wildfires in 2003, which burned more than 750,000 acres, produced the monthly carbon equivalent of about half of the state’s fossil-fuel burning sources.
Ditto the state’s September 2006 wildfires.
On average the state’s annual emissions from wildfires equal about 6% of those from fossil fuels.
...In other words, California’s climate acts of penance will likely be overwhelmed by this year’s fires. They also won’t reduce global emissions or prevent a single fire.
In 2011 Democrats imposed a “fire prevention” fee on rural homeowners, but the money instead went to backfill the budget..."
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FBI says Russia dossier's collusion charges unsubstantiated - Washington Times

FBI says Russia dossier's collusion charges unsubstantiated - Washington Times:

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"The FBI is declining to repudiate the Russia dossier on which it partially relied to start an investigation into the Trump campaign, but it concedes the document’s major core charges of election collusion remain unsubstantiated.

Sources familiar with House and Senate investigations say this is the FBI’s dossier talking point 17 months after agents were first briefed in July 2016 as Donald Trump battled Hillary Clinton for the White House.

The most recent FBI witness was Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, who spent nearly eight hours last week in a closed session before the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence."

Articles: Preferring Herod to Jesus

Articles: Preferring Herod to Jesus
"He has been described as a great moral leader who was “candid, fair and honest…no one was afraid of him and everybody trusted him.”
He was “leading his people down new and unfamiliar avenues…His brown eye was exceedingly wise and gentle. A child would like to sit on his lap and a dog would sidle up to him.”

He had a tremendous “capacity for feeling” and was a “good natured man of principle” and “kindly geniality.”

As Paul Johnson, author of Modern Times wrote, the authors of such tributes included writer H.G. Wells; Hewlett Johnson, the Dean of Canterbury; an American ambassador, Joseph El Davis; Emil Ludwig, the famous biographer; physicist J.D. Bernal and the Chilean writer Pablo Neruda.

The man receiving the unctuous accolades was the tyrant Joseph Stalin.

We should not be terribly surprised.

The Left has always preferred Herod to Jesus.

Leftists also have always preferred to substitute their own messianic figures in place of the Son of Man, leaders whose ideology promises redemption of society and the eradication of societal ills through fundamental transformation that includes eradication of undesirables..."
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AM Fruitcake

History for December 26

History for December 26 - On-This-Day.com
Thomas Gray 1716, Charles Babbage 1792- Mathematician and inventor, he is regarded as the pioneer of modern computers., Goerge Dewey 1837

Henry Miller (Valentine) 1891 Writer (Tropic of Cancer (1934), Mao Zedong (Tse-tung) 1893- Chinese statesman, Steve Allen 1921 - Comedian, actor, composer. First host of "The Tonight Show."

1620 - The Pilgrim Fathers landed at New Plymouth, MA, to found Plymouth Colony, with John Carver as Governor.

1776 - The British suffered a major defeat in the Battle of Trenton during the American Revolutionary War.

1865 - The coffee percolator was patented by James H. Mason.

1941 - Winston Churchill became the first British prime minister to address a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress.

1982 - The Man of the Year in "TIME" magazine was a computer. It was the first time a non-human received the honors.

1991 - The Soviet Union's parliament formally voted the country out of existence.

1996 - Six-year-old beauty queen JonBenet Ramsey was found beaten and strangled in the basement of her family's home in Boulder, CO.

2004 - Under the Indian Ocean, a 9.0 magnitude earthquake sent 500-mph waves across the Indian Ocean and Bay of Bengal. The tsunami killed at least 283,000 people in a dozen countries, including Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Sumatra, Thailand and India.