And the 'Russians' who tried to rig the election...
Got away with it.
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Sunday, June 11, 2017
Trusting the most scandal ridden president of all time
A former federal prosecutor, Comey testified that he took detailed notes of his private talks with the president – a departure from his practice with Trump’s predecessor, President Barack Obama. Comey said he did so because he was “honestly concerned” that the president might lie about what had been said in their meeting.
How it should have went down:
On a side note:
Why is "Hoping you can let this go" such a big deal?
Yet, Lynch instructing Comey to drop the term 'criminal investigation' and call it a 'matter' gets swept under the rug. Considering this new revelation, and the fact she met Bill on the tarmac, undeniable collusion, when will she appear at a Congressional hearing?
Trump Russia Connection my ass!
The real story is Obama, Lynch, Rice, and the Clinton's tried to rig the election, not the Russians.
Getting back to Comey. A while back Trey Gowdy was grilling him on the WH leaks. Now we find out Comey was part of the problem, not the solution!
Saturday, June 10, 2017
Only at NPR...
Could you be considered a "right-wing extremist" because you're against Sharia Law which goes against everything the Constitution stands for.
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'March Against Sharia' Planned Across The U.S.
June 10, 20175:00 AM ET
Denise Zamora, organizer of Saturday's "March Against Sharia" in San Bernardino, the site of the city's 2015 shooting. Michael Radcliffe/NPR
Saturday's nationwide "March Against Sharia," sponsored by a group known for aggressively criticizing Islam, has in recent days become a rallying cause for right-wing extremists, forcing march organizers to repudiate some of their own supporters and prompting concern about clashes with militant leftists.
The marches, due to be held in at least 19 states, are being coordinated by ACT for America, a conservative grassroots organization that calls itself "the NRA of national security." The group has a long history of opposing Sharia, which is a legal or philosophical code derived from Islamic scripture and meant to guide the behavior of observant Muslims.
The ACT for America organizers say an adherence to Sharia among Muslims leads to abuses against women, from discrimination to honor killings.
The national coordinator of the marches, Scott Presler, is a 29-year-old Republican operative who says he, as a gay man, was first motivated to fight Muslim extremism after the deadly Orlando shooting last June.
The target in Orlando was a gay nightclub and the perpetrator allegedly pledged loyalty to ISIS. To Presler, it highlighted a problem of anti-gay bigotry in orthodox Islam.
"This was born on the Internet, from me sending out a Twitter post saying, 'Hey, I would love to do a rally, who wants to help?'" Presler told NPR. The query, he said, prompted responses from conservative activists across the country. "My email has just been pummeled with activity."
Among those who answered Presler's call is Denise Zamora. She offered to organize a march in San Bernardino, Calif, at the site of the 2015 mass shooting carried out by a Pakistani-American and his wife.
"I wasn't even familiar with anything about Sharia law," she told NPR. "I didn't know much about radical Muslims or jihad. I wasn't educated. So I started learning about everything, and when ACT for America announced they were going to do a nationwide march, I quickly volunteered."
Zamora, whose political activism began with her involvement in the Trump presidential campaign, says the San Bernardino rally, like others around the country, will highlight the problem of female genital mutilation. The practice is common in some conservative Muslim societies, but many Islamic scholars insist it is not mandated under Sharia law.
Really...remember Ayaan Hirsi Ali?
(Check this out)
Presler, the nationwide organizer, hopes the marches will attract broad participation. "These are things that all women should support," he said.
The movement, however, appears to be in danger of veering in an extremist direction. ACT for America has a militant attitude toward Islam, and comments on Facebook suggest the marches are attracting many far-right sympathizers, including several who decorate their posts with Confederate flags.
In Arkansas, a march was organized by Billy Roper, an avowed white supremacist.
"We want to send a message to Muslims that they are not welcome in our communities," Roper said in a podcast on Wednesday. "We want to send a message to Muslims that they're not welcome in our state. And ultimately we want to send a message to Muslims that they're not welcome in our nation and, of course, endgame, on our planet."
Roper specifically encouraged "white nationalists" to attend the marches and noted they could bring weapons to those rallies where "open carry" gun laws are in effect.
Such extremism alarmed the ACT for America leadership. After his podcast, the group severed ties with Roper and put out a statement that the Arkansas march was cancelled "when we became aware that the organizer is associated with white supremacist groups. This is against all of our values."
Roper's wife, however, posted screenshots of prior emails between Presler and Roper, including one showing Presler telling Roper, "You are approved and ready to go." Asked about that communication, Presler said only that the Arkansas march was cancelled "as soon as the information revealed itself."
Militant "anti-fascist" or "antifa" groups, however, had meanwhile promised to show up at anti-Sharia rallies to confront the marchers, and right-wing paramilitary groups such as the Three Percenters, Proud Boys, and Oath Keepers were arranging to provide security at the rallies, setting the stage for violent confrontations.
Those organizations have previously clashed with "antifa" groups in Berkeley, Calif., and Portland, Ore., though Oath Keepers president Stewart Rhodes told NPR his members only engage the counter-protesters when the police fail to keep the two sides separated.
"Where the police stand up, we'll stand down," Rhodes said. "But where they stand down, we have to stand up."
Rhodes declined to say which marches will be secured by Oath Keeper volunteers, many of whom have law enforcement or military backgrounds, though they are expected at several locations. "We're encouraging our members to go to each and every one of them," Rhodes said.
The Oath Keepers website says members promise to support the U.S. Constitution "against all enemies, foreign and domestic," and pledge to disobey any order they consider unconstitutional.
The prospect of violent confrontations at the anti-Sharia marches have local law enforcement authorities on edge. In San Bernardino, an "antifa" group has posted signs at the site of the march, urging activists to confront the marchers. A police spokesman says the department will be monitoring both sides for any signs of trouble.
Werewolf Congressman Al Green wants to impeach Trump
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Oh yes...he's not doing this for political purposes he's just blinded by the love of his country!
Better do it before the next full moon.
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Friday, June 9, 2017
CNN drops 'Believer' Reza Aslan days after he called Donald Trump a 'piece of s***' f
'CNN has decided to not move forward with production on the acquired series "Believer with Reza Aslan,"' the network said in a statement. 'We wish Reza and his production team all the best.'
I'm sure the fact this guy started out in life a Muslim, converted to Christianity, then back to Islam, had no influence on him or his Tweet.
The thing about CNN their news stories (100% Trump negative) promote this kind of rhetoric/action and when this fool and Griffin carry it out they act holier than thou and are obligated to disassociate themselves from the situation they created.
Just posted this the other day but bears repeating.
This is how CNN operates.
Typical:
1. CNN/Dems (same thing really) wanted Comey fired.
2. Trump fires him.
3. Comey morphs into... the second Coming.
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Aslan issued an apology on Sunday after he slammed Trump on Twitter for emphasizing the need for his travel ban in the wake of the London Bridge attacks.
CNN has dropped host Reza Aslan (above) days after he called President Donald Trump a 'piece of s***' on Twitter
Aslan slammed Trump on Twitter for emphasizing the need for his travel ban in the wake of the London Bridge attacks
Aslan issued an apology on Sunday, but CNN announced it would not move forward with his show 'Believer'
Aslan called Trump a 'piece of s***' after the president responded to the London Bridge attacks by tweeting: 'We need to be smart, vigilant and tough. We need the courts to give us back our rights. We need the Travel Ban as an extra level of safety!'
Aslan wrote: 'This piece of shit is not just an embarrassment to America and a stain on the presidency. He’s an embarrassment to humankind.'
He later deleted the tweet and issued an apology, writing: 'When in the first few minutes of the terror attack in London, the President of the United States tweeted about his travel ban, I lost my cool and responded to him in a derogatory fashion.
'That's not like me. I should have used better language to express my shock and frustration at the president's lack of decorum and sympathy for the victims of London. I apologize for my choice of words.'
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