Tuesday, November 14, 2023
. I was with all these lovely people in the month of June and it is incomprehensible, unbearable and heartbreaking what has happened to them. Bring our loved ones home NOW
. Bring all the hostages home NOWAnd they laughed about TP hoarders?-----Washington, DC, CVS toilet paper fiasco proves left loves crime
Washington, DC, CVS toilet paper fiasco proves left loves crime - By Post Editorial Board
Witness a CVS store in our nation’s capital, forced by rampant, serial theft to pull toilet paper and paper towels from the shelves, replacing them with framed photos of the missing products and a buzzer.
Customers trying to buy Charmin or Bounty must buzz to summon a clerk, who will (eventually) retrieve the precious commodity from a back room...
- ... CVS toilet paper lock-up shows NYC its ugly future
Witness a CVS store in our nation’s capital, forced by rampant, serial theft to pull toilet paper and paper towels from the shelves, replacing them with framed photos of the missing products and a buzzer.
Customers trying to buy Charmin or Bounty must buzz to summon a clerk, who will (eventually) retrieve the precious commodity from a back room...
Israel kills important Hamas commander who kept 1,000 Gazans hostage in hospital | Blaze Media
Israel kills important Hamas commander who kept 1,000 Gazans hostage in hospital | Blaze Media:
Israeli forces claimed to have killed an important Hamas commander who was holding 1,000 Gazan hostages in a hospital and using them as humans shields. The development comes after Hamas' initial attack against the Jewish state on October 7.
"We Might Need To Let It Burn": Firefighting In The EV Era Is A Whole New Game | ZeroHedge
"We Might Need To Let It Burn": Firefighting In The EV Era Is A Whole New Game | ZeroHedge
"In fact, departments across the U.S. are finding out that the best way to "fight" such fires are to simply let them burn, according to a new report by the the Wall Street Journal.
The report points out that EV fires, unlike traditional gas-fueled car fires, are more enduring, challenging to extinguish, and prone to reigniting, according to firefighters and experts.
Photos: WSJ
"In fact, departments across the U.S. are finding out that the best way to "fight" such fires are to simply let them burn, according to a new report by the the Wall Street Journal.
The report points out that EV fires, unlike traditional gas-fueled car fires, are more enduring, challenging to extinguish, and prone to reigniting, according to firefighters and experts.
- It also cites and example from Franklin, Tenn., where first responders encountered a Nissan Leaf EV fire in September, which required 45,000 gallons of water to douse, significantly more than the 500 to 1,000 gallons typically needed for gasoline vehicle fires...
Photos: WSJ
Whistleblowers: FBI officials singled out agents who were former military for anti-Trump retaliation - Washington Times
Whistleblowers: FBI officials singled out agents who were former military for anti-Trump retaliation - Washington Times:
More whistleblowers have stepped forward to tell Congress that high-ranking FBI officials are targeting agents, specifically former military members, for their political beliefs and trying to force them out of the bureau.
A society in decline...or worse!-----The Left’s Destruction of the Good Samaritan
The Left’s Destruction of the Good Samaritan - Katie Pavlich 
"America is the greatest country in the world for a plethora of reasons...
It's also a place generally where good people stand up for others, even if it means putting oneself in danger to do so...
Over the past six months, we've seen two major instances where modern-day Good Samaritans have been punished for defending the innocent and putting criminals on notice.
Over the past six months, we've seen two major instances where modern-day Good Samaritans have been punished for defending the innocent and putting criminals on notice.
- Earlier this year, former Marine Daniel Penny was riding the New York City subway when Jordan Neely, a long-time criminal with a long rap sheet, got into the same car. Once moving and trapped underground, Neely started to terrorize passengers, including women and children. He threatened to kill them and had no regrets about his erratic, dangerous behavior...
- "John Rote fired off a warning shot when he saw a homeless panhandler demand the woman give him $1 after she entered the subway platform through an emergency gate, not paying the fare. He then followed her and threatened to steal her purse," Townhall reports. "Surveillance video showed Rote telling the would-be thief to 'leave her alone,' pulling a firearm from a backpack and then popping off a warning shot towards the man's feet before putting the weapon away and exiting the subway station. The homeless panhandler is known to police, with the NYPD's head of Transit Borough Manhattan calling him a 'swiper' who regularly holds open the emergency gate in return for a tip."...
How Government Demands Can Lead Your Bank Stop Doing Business with You
How Government Demands Can Lead Your Bank Stop Doing Business with You - BRIAN DOHERTY"The government treats its endless appetite for information about citizens as more important than people's ability to conduct business in a normal fashion.
"...a recent New York Times story giving infuriating details of innocent Americans being cut off by their banks reveals that the real cause of the banks' seemingly arbitrary behavior is government rules designed to make sure it knows everything it can about citizens' banking business,
"...a recent New York Times story giving infuriating details of innocent Americans being cut off by their banks reveals that the real cause of the banks' seemingly arbitrary behavior is government rules designed to make sure it knows everything it can about citizens' banking business,
- to discourage big cash transactions,
- and to ensure businesses the government disapproves of have as difficult a time as possible without being explicitly banned...
Moody's Investors Service Lowers U.S. Outlook Rating to Negative
Moody's Investors Service Lowers U.S. Outlook Rating to Negative:
Moody’s Investors Service lowered the United States outlook from stable to negative on Friday, citing polarization and deficit spending.
Hamas Barbarians Release Video of 12-Year-Old Jewish Boy They Took Hostage 34 Days Ago - Where Is the Global Community on This War Crime? | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
Hamas Barbarians Release Video of 12-Year-Old Jewish Boy They Took Hostage 34 Days Ago - Where Is the Global Community on This War Crime? | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft"It’s been 35 days since Hamas barbarians stormed into southern Israel, slaughtered 1,400 Jews and took another 240 Jews hostage.
The list of hostages includes babies, children, women, men, soldiers, and seniors.
The barbarians will not allow international aid groups like the Red Cross to inspect on the condition of the Israeli hostages taken over a month ago now...
The list of hostages includes babies, children, women, men, soldiers, and seniors.
The barbarians will not allow international aid groups like the Red Cross to inspect on the condition of the Israeli hostages taken over a month ago now...
Yagil Yaakov, 12, and Or Yaakov, 16, were sleeping, alone in their Kibbutz Nir Oz house when Hamas terrorists attacked on the morning of October 7.
The two brothers called their mother, Renana Gome, whispering from the sealed room where they were hiding.
The last thing she heard was her younger son, Yagil, saying, “Don’t take me, I’m too young.”...
History for November 14
History for November 14 - On-This-Day.com 
Joseph McCarthy 1909 - Politician (U.S. Senator from Wisconsin)
- 1832 - The first streetcar went into operation in New York City, NY. The vehicle was horse-drawn and had room for 30 people.
- 1851 - Herman Melville's novel "Moby Dick" was first published in the U.S.
- 1956 - The USSR crushed the Hungarian uprising.
- 1972 - The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed above the 1,000 (1,003.16) level for the first time.
- 1979 - U.S. President Carter froze all Iranian assets in the United States and U.S. banks abroad in response to the taking of 63 American hostages at the U.S. embassy in Tehran, Iran.
- 1994 - U.S. experts visited North Korea's main nuclear complex for the first time under an accord that opened such sites to outside inspections.
- 1995 - The U.S. government instituted a partial shutdown, closing national parks and museums while most government offices operated with skeleton crews.
Monday, November 13, 2023
Dershowitz: Obama should apologize for anti-Semitism, but 'he won't'
Dershowitz: Obama should apologize for anti-Semitism, but 'he won't':
The stunning announcement from Dershowitz that he no longer considers Obama someone worth talking to came in a report in Fox Business.
The reaction was triggered by Obama's recent comments, at a "democracy forum," in which he adopted the leftist language that condemns Israel for its "occupation."
Pushing fake-fear to enrich themselves!-----Political Editors: In Brief: 50 Years of Failed Doomsday Predictions | The Patriot Post
Political Editors: In Brief: 50 Years of Failed Doomsday Predictions | The Patriot Post
- To claim that only now do environmentalists feel the need to resort to dire predictions is to ignore the failed doomsaying of the past half century.
But in a piece titled “We’ve Had Six Years Left to Save the World for the Past 50 Years,” researcher Andrew Follett reminds everyone, “There’s a long track record of these kinds of predictions — and of their being flat-out wrong.”...
California sheriff rips into Target over 'unbelievable' restrictions against policing retail theft | Blaze Media
California sheriff rips into Target over 'unbelievable' restrictions against policing retail theft | Blaze Media:
A sheriff in California is so fed up with restrictions on law enforcement trying to cut down retail theft that he called out Target on social media.
Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper expressed his frustration Thursday after meeting with the company's regional head of security
This president persists in trying to... - Sylvia Lustig Bennion | Facebook
This president persists in trying to... - Sylvia Lustig Bennion | Facebook - Sylvia Lustig Bennion"This president persists in trying to provide student loan forgiveness even though the Supreme Court told him it was illegal.
Just a ruling, he figures, and easily ignored, apparently.
Bribing students with debt forgiveness is bad for our Democracy:
- “A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse from the public treasury...― Alexander Fraser Tytler...
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