The Hemingway Report

Thursday, September 21, 2023

There's no way out... they have to spend millions in Chicago and NYC

Chicago Mayor Signs $29 Million Deal With Private Security Firm To Create Tent Camps For Migrants

Deporting them once they crossed the border would have been a far too simple solution!

(I'm guessing...wouldn't the average person living in Chicago rather see the $29 million spent on hiring more cops to address the out-of-control crime?)

These camps are 'manufacturing facilities'. They go in as illegal and come out a registered Democrat.

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More of the same... and the vast majority of Americans just plain don't give a damn as they watch the country transformed before they're very eyes.

U.S. offers nearly half-a-million Venezuelan migrants legal status and work permits following demands from strained citiescbsnews.com

Friday, September 15, 2023

Hope you're sitting down for this one

Legal experts say the charges against Hunter Biden are rarely brought

(They’re setting us up for him to walk, but we already knew that)

"If anything, Hunter Biden was treated harshly — those crimes are rarely charged.”

I almost barfed when I read this. A mountain of evidence in total that had it been Don Jr he would've been in jail a very long time ago!

If Hunter has been treated harshly then Trump’s treatment could only be described as a lynching!

Remember now... Joe said he was the smartest guy he knew. That's why he took a picture holding a gun he wasn't supposed to have. Oh, and lets not forgot he took his computer into a repair shop with all the damning evidence on it!

They once made a movie about them. I'll let you guess the title.

Thursday, September 14, 2023

Bribem comments on Libya's flood

The political failures behind Libya’s deadly flooding

At least 5,300 people have died and potentially thousands more are missing after torrential rain and catastrophic flooding occurred in Storm Daniel’s wake. The country’s eastern coastal city of Derna has suffered tremendously, with reports suggesting that about a quarter of it washed away after two dams collapsed. More than 34,000 people have been displaced. The city remains without phone lines or electricity, so the scale of the destruction could be higher. “We join the Libyan people in grieving the loss of too many lives cut short, and send our hope to all those missing loved ones,” President Joe Biden said in a statement.

Was waiting for something more along the lines: