"What we know is that these are highly organized crews that are from well outside of Michigan committing these crimes," Bloomfield Township Police spokesman Nick Soley tells the station...
Friday, November 17, 2023
Vote democrat for open-borders!-----Deadline Detroit | Police Concerned Burglaries in Upscale Oakland County Neighborhoods Possibly Linked to International Crime Ring
Deadline Detroit | Police Concerned Burglaries in Upscale Oakland County Neighborhoods Possibly Linked to International Crime Ring "Bloomfield Township Police said this week they're concerned that recent home burglaries may be linked to an international crime ring that's hitting posh homes in Oakland County and other parts of the state, Channel 7 News reports.
"What we know is that these are highly organized crews that are from well outside of Michigan committing these crimes," Bloomfield Township Police spokesman Nick Soley tells the station...
"What we know is that these are highly organized crews that are from well outside of Michigan committing these crimes," Bloomfield Township Police spokesman Nick Soley tells the station...
You'll Smash Your Kid's Smartphone After Reading This
You'll Smash Your Kid's Smartphone After Reading This - STEPHEN GREEN 
"Some of us — and I include more PJ Media VIP commenters than I can count — weren't even half-joking when we said that if 9/11/2001 had been 9/11/2023, thousands or millions of Americans would take to the streets in support of al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
Sad to say, we were right.
Sad to say, we were right.
- Shortly after the 9/11 attacks that left nearly 3,000 dead and permanently altered the New York City skyline, bin Laden wrote his Letter to America, justifying his murderous act of terrorism, in part because of our "support to the oppressive Israelis in their occupation of our Palestine."..
"So I just read a Letter to America," is one typical TikToker comment, "and I will never look at life the same. I will never look at this country the same. I will never... please, read it."..
Texas A&M defies diversity bans | Blaze Media
Texas A&M defies diversity bans | Blaze Media:
Texas A&M’s interim president, General Mark A. Welsh, is openly defying the order. Welsh has not only supported racially based hiring in the past but continues to think DEI bans are not in the “long-range” interests of society and that the policy will not change what the university does very much. He has signaled to his faculty that DEI business can be conducted as usual.
Enriching the worst people in the world, impoverishing the rest!-----Time To Tell America's Climate Cult "Stop!" | ZeroHedge
Time To Tell America's Climate Cult "Stop!" | ZeroHedge - Authored by J.G.Collins via The Epoch Times,
"...Rishi Sunak, Britain's Tory prime minister...said, "there’s nothing ambitious about simply asserting a goal for a short-term headline without being honest with the public about the tough choices and
sacrifices involved and without any meaningful democratic debate about how we get there."
...he understands that aspirations without means are merely pipe dreams.
"...Rishi Sunak, Britain's Tory prime minister...said, "there’s nothing ambitious about simply asserting a goal for a short-term headline without being honest with the public about the tough choices and
...he understands that aspirations without means are merely pipe dreams.
- And he also understands that imposing climate mandates without public discourse or debate is antithetical to the democratic principles that underlies his republic, as it does ours...
Those are enormous increases of 25 percent and 28 percent, respectively, just since 2020.
The clear intention in raising the CAFE standards so quickly is to force consumers into buying new cars that are either fully or partially electric, hybrids, or fully electric...
The clear intention in raising the CAFE standards so quickly is to force consumers into buying new cars that are either fully or partially electric, hybrids, or fully electric...
History for November 17
History for November 17 - On-This-Day.com 
Bernard Law Montgomery (Britain) 1887
- 1558 - Elizabeth I ascended the English throne upon the death of Queen Mary Tudor.
- 1869 - The Suez Canal opened in Egypt, linking the Mediterranean and the Red seas.
- 1903 - Russia's Social Democrats officially split into two groups - Bolsheviks and Mensheviks.
- 1904 - The first underwater submarine journey was taken, from Southampton, England, to the Isle of Wight.
- 1913 - The steamship Louise became the first ship to travel through the Panama Canal.
- 1997 - 62 people were killed by 6 Islamic militants outside the Temple of Hatshepsut in Luxor, Egypt. The attackers were killed by police.
Thursday, November 16, 2023
CDC to ramp up surveillance at airports to track viruses | Blaze Media
CDC to ramp up surveillance at airports to track viruses | Blaze Media:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that it plans to ramp up surveillance at some airports in the nation to track infectious diseases, according to a recent press release. With the holiday travel season approaching, health officials hope to reduce the spread of viruses, the agency stated.
A lie from the begining!-----Study Finds Actual Cost of Driving an EV is Equivalent to Paying $17.33 a Gallon
Study Finds Actual Cost of Driving an EV is Equivalent to Paying $17.33 a Gallon - By Steve Straub"...However, Bennett and Isaac raise an important question: have proponents truly accounted for the myriad of subsidies, regulatory credits, and infrastructure support that bolster the EV market?
- Their research shows that, without the $22 billion in government incentives provided to EV manufacturers and consumers, the average 2021 EV would cost an owner an additional $48,698 over a decade.
- Factoring in these subsidies, the cost of fueling an EV parallels a gasoline price of $17.33 per gallon.
- This figure does not factor in the considerable subsidies included in the misnamed 2022 Inflation Reduction Act, specifically targeting the EV battery production sector...
- Federal and state subsidies and regulatory credits effectively lowered the retail price of EVs by an average of nearly $50,000...
Critics ruthlessly mock teachers' union president over her post about causes of home schooling spike: 'It's you, Randi.' | Blaze Media
Critics ruthlessly mock teachers' union president over her post about causes of home schooling spike: 'It's you, Randi.' | Blaze Media:
Blaze News noted in May that the National Assessment of Educational Progress's 2022 assessment revealed that grade 8 students' history scores last year were the lowest they had been since the NAEP began monitoring in 1994. Significant declines in academic ability were also observed amongst public grade-schoolers in reading and mathematics as well as in other subjects. Such damning figures cast doubt on whether students are learning anything in public classrooms with ATF-linked educators.
Censors, Censors Everywhere - by Peter Venetoklis
Censors, Censors Everywhere - by Peter Venetoklis
- Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) recently made the news by proposing a restriction on campaign spending by publicly traded companies...
- Meanwhile, Congressman Mike Gallagher (R-WI) doesn't like that Tik Tok is propagandizing against Israel, and wants to ban it.
...there is enormous peril in allowing the government to hush speech.
None of us should trust a government truth squad not to weaponize its power in favor of one party or the other.
- Last year, the Biden administration sought to create what was derisively dubbed a "ministry of truth.”...
Choosing liberty over government power is the better bet just about every time...
Indeed, there are millions who choose to close their eyes to stuff they don't agree with, but will any of them be benefited by having the government act as gatekeeper?...
Left-wing activist eats his own words after complaining about racial framing of white teen's fatal beating | Blaze Media
Left-wing activist eats his own words after complaining about racial framing of white teen's fatal beating | Blaze Media:
While the victim's family tries to process his death, others are puzzling over why this violent episode has not elicited the kind of national response other racially dichotomous incidents have in recent years.
The individual who manages the End Wokeness account on X embraced a turn of phrase often employed by BLM activists, writing Saturday, "Say his name: Jonathan Lewis. Last week, a 17-year-old white teen was beaten to death by a group of black kids. You didn't hear anything about this story because it doesn't fit the narrative."
‘Homophobic,’ ‘dumb’ ‘racist’: Michigan Tech professor rants about YAF event
‘Homophobic,’ ‘dumb’ ‘racist’: Michigan Tech professor rants about YAF event - MATT LAMB "A Michigan Technological University professor recently ranted about a mock Berlin Wall display set up by the campus Young Americans for Freedom chapter.
YAF set up the display last week to commemorate the 34th anniversary of the fall of the wall.
YAF set up the display last week to commemorate the 34th anniversary of the fall of the wall.
“For those of you who weren’t aware of it [the wall], good. For those of you who were aware of it, it was childish, stupid, homophobic, dumb, racist twits. That’s the polite version,” Professor Blair said...
“That’s not what college should be about. You know, it should be a place where you could learn, experience, do interesting things, have interesting opportunities – hint, hint, study away – uh, rather than wasting your time and having to address idiots,” Blair said. “They’re idiots out there. Sorry, that’s life.”...
2022 Nobel Prize Winner says there is No Climate Crisis
2022 Nobel Prize Winner says there is No Climate Crisis - NAKEDEMPEROR.SUBSTACK.COM"John Clauser, an American theoretical and experimental physicist...was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics just last year...
He critically examined the spread of information, lamenting the fact that "wrong information is being spread by those with political and opportunistic purposes."...
Turning his critique towards the international scientific community, Clauser voiced his concerns about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), accusing it of disseminating misinformation about the state of the planet's climate.
Turning his critique towards the international scientific community, Clauser voiced his concerns about the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), accusing it of disseminating misinformation about the state of the planet's climate.
He said, “I don’t think there is a climate crisis…I think the key processes are exaggerated and misunderstood by a factor of about 200.”
In my opinion, there is no real climate crisis. There is, however, a very real problem with providing a decent standard of living to the world’s large population and an associated energy crisis. The latter is being unnecessarily exacerbated by what, in my opinion, is incorrect climate science...
Massive fire in or near homeless camp causes indefinite shutdown of busy section of Interstate 10 in Los Angeles | Blaze Media
Massive fire in or near homeless camp causes indefinite shutdown of busy section of Interstate 10 in Los Angeles | Blaze Media:
The overall destruction was so severe that the stretch of I-10 between Alameda and the East L.A. Interchange — a stretch which 300,000 motorists utilize on any given day — had to be closed indefinitely. That section "will remain closed until further notice, and there is currently no estimated time for reopening," said California Highway Patrol Officer Michael Masir.
Surprise, Surprise! Guess What Was Found in Yet Another Gaza Hospital
Surprise, Surprise! Guess What Was Found in Yet Another Gaza Hospital - Spencer Brown"As Israel Defense Forces continued clearing out Hamas terrorists around Gaza City this week, they made their way to the Al-Shifa Hospital, long believed to be a base of operations for the Iran-backed terrorists, and found exactly what they expected:
- weapons caches,
- bastardized hospital equipment, and
- all the signs of a Hamas HQ hidden within a hospital to use Gazan civilians as human shields...
History for November 16
History for November 16 - On-This-Day.com 
Elizabeth Drew 1935 - Journalist
- 1871 - The National Rifle Association of America (NRA) was first chartered in the State of New York.
- 1915 - Coca-Cola had its prototype for a contoured bottle patented. The bottle made its commercial debut the next year.
- 1952 - In the Peanuts comic strip, Lucy first held a football for Charlie Brown.
- 1973 - U.S. President Nixon signed the Alaska Pipeline measure into law.
- 1981 - A vaccine for hepatitis B was approved. The vaccine had been developed at Merck Institute for Therapeutic Research.
- 2000 - Bill Clinton became the first serving U.S. president to visit Communist Vietnam.
Wednesday, November 15, 2023
Scores of looters swarm gas stations and wreak havoc in America's most violent city | Blaze Media
Scores of looters swarm gas stations and wreak havoc in America's most violent city | Blaze Media:
Scores of thugs swarmed two Memphis gas stations over the weekend, stealing thousands of dollars of merchandise and destroying property. Looters also hit a 53-foot FedEx semi-trailer, stealing multiple packages.
While last year, former District Attorney Amy Weirich indicated that Memphis would trend in this direction if soft-on-crime Democratic professor Steve Mulroy was elected chief prosecutor, the exasperated mayor of America's most dangerous city indicated this week the courts were to blame for failing to ensure that criminals are locked up.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)