by Pam Key CNN legal analyst Carrie Cordero said Tuesday on special coverage of the indictment of Donald Trump that she believed the charges were “underwhelming.” Anchor Jake Tapper said, “The frailties of the case, what I’ve heard other people, including you, talk about, um, how strong this case may be or may not be, um, your reaction now that...
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by Paul Bois Veteran actor James Woods sounded off on the indictment of former President Donald Trump on Tuesday, calling it a cheap distraction from America’s real enemies. Sharing an article from Fox News about China’s new nuclear submarines, Woods said that the White House is “ghost hosting a dog and pony show in New York” instead of dealing...
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By Harrison Faulkner Justin Trudeau has decided to ram the government’s online censorship bill through parliament and forcibly shut down debate. If you don’t laugh, you might just cry. Especially when you realize just how insidious this piece of legislation really is. Bill C-11 will give the CRTC, a government regulatory body, the authority to regulate your online social...
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by Anthony Murdoch Pfizer executives had warned MPs that disclosure of the contracts could damage Canada’s ‘reputation.’ (LifeSiteNews) –– Despite executives pleading otherwise, Canadian MPs in the House of Commons public accounts committee have voted to mandate the Department of Public Works hand over the country’s clandestine COVID-19 vaccine contracts with Pfizer for investigation. On March 23, as noted...
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by Joe Hoft Joe Biden comes out and says it – they are “making sure… that he does not become President”. President Trump Re-Truthed this share below moments ago. In the video Joe Biden says: And there it is – he said the quiet part out loud Biden all but confirmed that his team is coordinating these Trump indictments...
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by Daniel Greenfield It is a question of picking the man and then searching the law books to pin some offense on him. That DA Alvin Bragg’s case was a fishing expedition is not surprising, that his office and the New York Times are so cheerful about laying that out there isn’t too surprising either. Whatever principles or judgment...
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Margot Cleveland Visit on Twitter @ProfMJCleveland The corrupt press’s effort to focus our attention away from Bragg’s case tells us they know just how weak that case is. The grand jury indictment against former president and 2024 contender Donald Trump hasn’t even been unsealed yet. But the corporate press has already moved on, redirecting the public’s focus to the...
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By Victor Davis Hanson Were the opposition to match tit-for-tat these Democratic means, then the republic would not survive. As we await the publication of all the impending indictments of former President Donald Trump by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, Americans are trying to figure out what constitutes an indictable offense for current and retired public officials. Most legal...
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By Robert Spencer With everyone distracted by China, skyrocketing crime and inflation, a nonexistent Southern border, and rapidly increasing authoritarianism in Washington, the Islamic State (ISIS) has taken the opportunity to strike again in North America. Yes, that’s right: ISIS, the group that everyone has forgotten about amid worries about “Islamophobia” and hysteria over near-nonexistent “white supremacist” terrorism. Canada’s...
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Chris Menahan InformationLiberation Leaked chat logs from FBI Special Agent Nicole Miller obtained by the New York Times confirm the FBI spied on communications between a Proud Boy defendant and his lawyer, worked on a “never-filed conspiracy indictment” targeting Nick Fuentes and Baked Alaska, laughed at a defendant’s personal misfortunes and bragged about “dismantling things” at the FBI’s Washington...
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