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Thursday, March 02, 2023
Joe Biden's brother Jim touted his connections in a groveling letter to a Qatari prince | Daily Mail Online
EXCLUSIVE: 'My family could provide a wealth of business opportunities at the highest levels.'
- Joe Biden's brother Jim touted his connections in a groveling letter asking for a meeting with a Qatari prince in charge of the nation's $170b investment fund--Jim Biden wrote the letter, obtained by DailyMail.com, in August 2017
- He dangled the family's 'deep and wide' relationships that 'lasted through many years and many administrations' to the senior prince
- Joe's younger brother went on to gush: 'I would be honored to assist in effectuating the vision of His Excellency'
Exclusive: Rep. Issa Calls for Whistleblowers to Come Forward After New Claims from Alleged Biden Associate
We're not solving half of all murders today
- The Murder Accountability Project (MAP) has been tracking the clearance rates for murders in America and the rate for 2020 was barely over 50%.
- There was indeed a steep decline between 2015 and 2020, but the clearance rate in the 1960s was more than 90 percent.
History for March 2
- 1807 - The U.S. Congress passed an act to "prohibit the importation of slaves into any port or place within the jurisdiction of the United States... from any foreign kingdom, place, or country."
- 1836 - Texas declared its independence from Mexico and an ad interim government was formed.
- 1897 - U.S. President Cleveland vetoed legislation that would have required a literacy test for immigrants entering the country.
- 1917 - The Russian Revolution began with Czar Nicholas II abdicating.
- 2016 - The U.N. Security Council unanimously approved sanctions on North Korea that included mandatory inspections of cargo leaving and entering North Korea, a ban on all sales and transfers of small arms and light weapons and expulsion of diplomats that engage in "illicit activities." The sanctions were in reaction to the latest nuclear test and rocket launch in defiance of a ban on all nuclear-related activity.
Wednesday, March 01, 2023
CCP government 'intentionally released' COVID-19 'all over the world,' Chinese virologist says | Fox News
The more things change, the more they stay the same; a game of guess the...
Blaise Ingoglia files bill to 'cancel' Democrat Party for past slavery stance
“For years now, leftist activists have been trying to ‘cancel’ people and companies for things they have said or done in the past.
- This includes the removal of statues and memorials, and the renaming of buildings.
- Using this standard, it would be hypocritical not to cancel the Democrat Party itself for the same reason,” Ingoglia said.
DeSantis signs bill revoking Disney's self-governing power | Fox News
‘I’m a Black Woman in America:’
"UNEXPECTEDLY! ‘I’m a Black Woman in America:’ Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Blames Election Loss on Racism, Sexism.
Chicago has been a Democrat-monopoly stronghold since 1931. The last time the city’s voters elected a Republican to be their mayor was 1927.
Almost a century later, Lightfoot calling her (now thankfully former) constituents sexists and racists is yet another reminder of how out of touch she was.
Similarly, her administration being forced to deal with a pandemic that it was completely unprepared for simply “accelerated the contradictions,” as her fellow socialists like to say.--Posted by Ed Driscol
Democrat lawmaker proposes bill forcing Chicago grocery stores, gas stations to hire armed guards | Fox Business
Germany Wary Of Europe’s Ban Of Fossil Fuel Cars By 2035… Too Pricey, Technically Unfeasible
- “Although a majority of respondents believe that electric drives will become established in the next ten years, only 22 percent consider this desirable.”
- ...While 47% of the respondents said they use a car daily, only 18% said they use a bicycle daily...
An interesting quirk about diversity roles at corporations
...Another survey showed that Black employees represent only 3.8% of chief diversity officers overall, with white people making up 76.1% of the roles
...Let’s remember that in 2020, there were literal mobs setting fire to buildings and destroying private property.
- Now they’re being laid off because, frankly, what do they really bring to the table now?
- The fire has gone out of Black Lives Matter to some degree. While they might get vocal, they’re not exactly burning down entire business districts. There’s a lot less risk in pissing them off.
- And DEI personnel don’t do anything to help make a better/cheaper product. If anything, they help keep bad personnel on and create overhead that doesn’t benefit the bottom line...
I’VE SEEN THE LOCKDOWNS AND THE DAMAGE DONE
"...Nice to see the CDC kinda sorta taking some responsibility for some of the damage it did.
- Not that anyone will lose their job over it. That’s just not done.--Posted by Glenn Reynolds
Chick-fil-A rolls out new rule after out-of-control behavior at restaurant
A Pennsylvania Chick-fil-A has laid down the law after disruptive behavior from young customers reached the breaking point.
“[T]o dine in our restaurant, anyone under the age of 16 is required to be accompanied by an adult. If not accompanied by an adult, they may come in to purchase food, but must take it to go,” the Chick-fil-A in Royersford, Pennsylvania, posted Wednesday on Facebook.
The post noted, “We contemplated long and hard before posting this, but decided it was time.”
It gets worse!-----LastPass Vault Breached via Employee's Home Computer, Giving Keys to the Kingdom to Hackers
...Unrelated is another reminder of how vulnerable online data can be.
- But the information would be of more than passing interest to criminal elements at home and around the world...
History for March 1
- 1692 - In Salem Village, in the Massachusetts Bay Colony, the Salem witch trials began. Four women were the first to be charged.
- 1781 - In America, the Continental Congress adopted the Articles of Confederation.
- 1803 - Ohio became the 17th U.S. state.
- 1845 - U.S. President Tyler signed the congressional resolution to annex the Republic of Texas.
- 1872 - The U.S. Congress authorized the creation of Yellowstone National Park. It was the world's first national park.
- 1873 - E. Remington and Sons of Ilion, NY, began the manufacturing the first practical typewriter.
- 1954 - Five U.S. congressmen were wounded when four Puerto Rican nationalists opened fire from the gallery of the U.S. House of Representatives.