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Wednesday, September 21, 2016

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Black Lives Matter Leader Robbed By Black Mugger & Calls For More Police 



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This turdball now knows what it's like to be a cop and have a gun pointed at you. What would happen if the robber, let's call him DeMarcus Johnson, subsequently was shot and killed by the police? I wonder if Ford would still honor his eligibility for sainthood?


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Jerry Ford Jr., a Black Lives Matter leader in Houston, Texas, wants more cops after he was robbed at gunpoint (Photo: Screenshot/KTRK-TV 13)

A Houston leader of the Black Lives Matter movement is calling for more cops in his neighborhood after he was robbed at gunpoint Wednesday by a black assailant.

Jerry Ford Jr., a University of Houston graduate student, initially thought the man robbing him outside his apartment was another student.

“The guy was standing right here just seemed like he was hanging out,” Ford told Houston’s KTRK-TV 13. “I told him wassup. He asked me did I have a key to get in. I told him yeah I’m about to go upstairs.”

Ford, who lives only blocks from the university campus, told the station the man pulled a gun on him.

“I reach in right here to open the door, and I turn back around and he has the gun right there in my face,” he said.

The armed man stole Ford’s wallet and his phone and ran away. Another student told the station there have been other robberies in the area. And in August, there were dozens of car break-ins in local apartments. KTRK-TV 13 reported the apartments are home to mostly University of Houston students, “but the university says UH Police do not patrol them.”

However, Ford is demanding a larger police presence in the area.

“It’s becoming a pattern. I hope they would take a bigger stance and put more security over here because you have a lot of people walking back and forth to class,” Ford said.

Ford’s Facebook page includes a photo of him standing at a set of microphones beside what appears to be a member of the New Black Panther Party.

In the photo posted Aug. 2, a black crowd is holding fists in the air, and one person displays a sign that says, “We want justice for Alva Braziel!” Braziel was an armed black man who was fatally shot by police, who say he pointed his weapon at them.

Jerry Ford Jr. at microphones in a photo posted on his public Facebook page. In his Aug. 2 post, he wrote, “If you don’t stand for something you will fall for anything”.

(Like falling for the BLM bullshit)

In an earlier interview with Fox 26 commenting on a “White Lives Matter” protest, Ford said:

“I think it’s intriguing when you hear White Lives, their culture, is being under attack. I think many black people in this country, many black lives would say, well, our culture was taken away from us when we was brung to this country when we talk about slavery.


"we was brung to this country"? 
Maybe he should take more interest in his classes and less interest in protesting.






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Tuesday, September 20, 2016

Hope someone told Comrade Bill it was a terrorist attack



Bill de Blasio:

“There is no specific and credible threat against New York City at this point in time from any terror organization,” he told reporters.






Rahami was born in Afghanistan but spent most of his life in the U.S. and has since become an American citizen. A friend told reporters that he changed two years ago, after taking a trip to his native Afghanistan.




Hey Bill...bombs are to Muslims what peanut butter is to jelly.








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He's more impaired than I thought




George H.W. Bush to vote for Hillary


He's going to vote for a known quantity. A lying, scandal-ridden, conniving, bitch! Stands to reason I guess. Like father like son. Jeb signed a pledge to support whoever the Republican nominee was. We know what happened to that.

PS: I believe Republicans are already assembling an impeachment committee in case Trump becomes POTUS.

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A Kennedy outs a Bush who favors a Clinton.

Former President George H.W. Bush is bucking his party's presidential nominee and plans to vote for Hillary Clinton in November, according to a member of another famous political family, the Kennedys.

Bush, 92, had intended to stay silent on the White House race between Clinton and Donald Trump, a sign in and of itself of his distaste for the GOP nominee. But his preference for the wife of his own successor, President Bill Clinton, nonetheless became known to a wider audience thanks to Kathleen Hartington Kennedy Townsend, the former Maryland lieutenant governor and daughter of the late Robert F. Kennedy.

On Monday, Townsend posted a picture on her Facebook page shaking hands next to the former president and this caption: "The President told me he’s voting for Hillary!!”

In a telephone interview, Townsend said she met with the former president in Maine earlier today, where she said he made his preference known that he was voting for a Democrat. “That’s what he said,” she told POLITICO.

Asked about Townsend’s post, George H.W. Bush spokesman Jim McGrath in an email replied, "The vote President Bush will cast as a private citizen in some 50 days will be just that: a private vote cast in some 50 days. He is not commenting on the presidential race in the interim."

George H.W. Bush and former First Lady Barbara Bush have stayed out of the political debate since campaigning earlier this year for their son Jeb's unsuccessful bid for president. Neither George H.W. Bush nor his son, former President George W. Bush, attended this summer's Republican National Convention in Cleveland where Trump accepted the nomination.

Many former GOP officials from both Bush administrations have also announced their support for Clinton over Trump, including national security adviser Brent Scowcroft and former Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez.

One Bush official who has taken Trump's side is former Vice President Dan Quayle, who told POLITICO in an interview this summer he was still holding out hope both Bushes would back Trump. "Clearly in their heart of hearts I should hope they would want a Republican president, but they can speak for themselves," Quayle said in an interview in July.







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Monday, September 19, 2016

De Blasio Whitewashes Chelsea Bombing






“It’s interesting when you have de Blasio, who can admit that there was an explosive device and that it was planted by an intentional act but he won’t say it’s terrorism,” said Shideler, director of threat information at the Center for Security Policy.

Remember when Global Warming morphed into Climate Change to cover every possible scenario including colder weather? Remember, Barry trying to sidetrack  Muslim terrorist acts, Ft. Hood in particular, by calling it "workplace violence"? Nothing to do with Islam right? Now we have this PC bullshit from de Blasio:  

“There is no specific and credible threat against New York City at this point in time from any terror organization,” he told reporters.

It was just an "intentional act"! 
By who? 

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Really:
Pipe bombs and pressure cookers similar to the Boston Marathon. 
The local PTA must have struck again.

You can take this to the bank. DeBlasio (not his real name) will be a one termer!

Comrade Bill:




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Terrorism expert Kyle Shideler was at a counterterrorism conference in New York when a bomb went off in the Chelsea neighborhood of the city Saturday.

Beyond the irony of the time and location for such a gathering, Shideler told LifeZette he was struck by the number of participants who expressed shock over Mayor Bill de Blasio’s reluctance to label the bombing the work of terrorists.

“It’s interesting when you have de Blasio, who can admit that there was an explosive device and that it was planted by an intentional act but he won’t say it’s terrorism,” said Shideler, director of threat information at the Center for Security Policy.

The explosion injured 29 people in the Manhattan neighborhood. Later, police discovered a second device four blocks away. Authorities said the device, a pressure cooker connected by wires to a cell phone, resembled the bomb used in the Boston Marathon explosion in 2013.

Still, “intentional act” was as far as the mayor would go on Saturday night.

“There is no specific and credible threat against New York City at this point in time from any terror organization,” he told reporters.

Other elected officials were much quicker to voice the straightforward conclusion.

"A bomb exploding in New York is obviously an act of terrorism," said Gov. Andrew Cuomo, according to The New York Times.

Newsday reported that Rep. Peter King, a Long Island Republican who chairs the House Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence, discounted the possibility that the bomb was "small homemade, little device" because the blast broke windows far away from the Dumpster where it had been placed. On "Face the Nation," he called the incident a "wake-up call to how vulnerable we all are" and added, "The threats are real and will continue."

Shideler said common sense indicates that the the explosion was a terrorist act.

"That’s a reasonable assumption. That’s where most reasonable people went," he said. "For de Blasio to say it’s not rings a little bit tone deaf. And the question is why?"

De Blasio’s reluctance fits a pattern with other liberal politicians who've tried to downplay the terror threat posed by Islamic extremism. Shideler noted that President Obama labeled the 2009 Fort Hood shooing "workplace violence" and downplayed the Islamic extremist motivations of mass shootings in San Bernardino, California, last year and Orlando in June.

"We’ve seen this repeatedly by government officials the last eight years," he said.

Shideler said public officials may be reluctant to acknowledge terrorism for fear that the public will blame for failing to stop it. He added that de Blasio faces a special problem because New York’s counterterrorism efforts have been "deeply wounded" by a series of court cases.

"De Blasio as mayor really has sided against the NYPD in favor of this grievance-mongering," he said.

Shideler said the fact the police found two bombs — and a possible third device — strongly points to terrorism.

"That takes planning," he said. ‘That takes coordination. That takes support."

Shidler said it also is reasonable to investigate whether the New York bombing is tied to a pipe bomb that exploded earlier Saturday near a charity run in New Jersey, even though authorities have said they have no reason to believe the events are connected. He said there also could be a link to a Saturday stabbing at a Minnesota mall that injured nine people — an attack for which the Islamic State already has claimed credit.

Shidler said all three incidents — even if they turn out to be unrelated and not tied to a global terror network — point to to the dangers Americans face. He said undirected terrorist attacks are harder to stop but not always impossible. He noted that the FBI once had Orlando shooter Omar Mateen under surveillance but dropped the case because authorities uncovered no actionable evidence.

"Many of the lone wolf attacks have turned out to be known wolves," he said.







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Saturday, September 17, 2016

Welcome To The Real World

























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