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March 16, 2024
Corruption
Crime
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Politics

Impeachment Investigators Subpoena Over a Decade of Hunter Biden Phone Records.

The Republican-led House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed AT&T for 13 years of Hunter Biden’s phone records.

“The Oversight Committee has identified payments made by Hunter Biden for what appear to be bills associated with his own use, and a cellphone line for his father’s use,” Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer wrote in a letter to AT&T.

“Based on records reviewed by the Committees, the total amount paid by Hunter Biden for his father’s use appears to be over $15,000, which was for a personal line Joe Biden utilized while Vice President.”

Critical testimony in the impeachment inquiry comes from Devon Archer, a business associate of Hunter Biden at Ukrainian gas company Burisma Holdings. Archer testified Hunter would put his father, then-Vice President Joe Biden, on the phone during business meetings with some regularity, and there is suspicion the elder Biden used his political influence to protect his son’s business interests in Ukraine.

Investigators seek to establish whether Joe Biden communicated with his son’s business associates and whether specific calls coincided with certain business meetings.

“The subpoenaed records will help the Oversight Committee determine whether Joe Biden abused his office by selling access and/or by receiving payments or other benefits in exchange for official acts, which is a critical aspect of the impeachment inquiry,” Comer explained.

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The Republican-led House Oversight Committee has subpoenaed AT&T for 13 years of Hunter Biden's phone records. show more
March 15, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Corruption
Crime
News

Judge Who Ruled Fani Willis Can Stay on Trump Case Donated to Her in 2020.

Judge Scott McAfee, who ruled on Thursday that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis can continue prosecuting her RICO case against Donald Trump, donated to her in 2020.

Willis faced being disqualified from the case after it emerged that she conducted a lengthy sexual affair with the lead prosecutor she hired, Nathan Wade. It was alleged during a series of dramatic court hearings that Willis lied about the affair and its timing and benefited financially from hiring Wade, with whom she enjoyed several lavish vacations.

McAfee ruled she can remain on the case despite the “appearance of impropriety,” however, as long as Wade is dismissed. There was a widespread expectation she would not receive such a favorable ruling, considering the evidence that emerged during the hearings. The fact that McAfee previously donated $150 to Willis in 2020 — the year she was elected — is now being flagged as a possible conflict of interest.

“Judge McAfee ruled that Fani Willis can keep prosecuting President Trump’s case in Fulton County, Georgia. McAfee has also donated to Fani Willis. This is unreal,” commented investigative reporter Laura Loomer.

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Judge Scott McAfee, who ruled on Thursday that Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis can continue prosecuting her RICO case against Donald Trump, donated to her in 2020. show more
March 15, 2024
Ed Kozak
Crime
News

Dead Boeing Whistleblower Warned ‘If Anything Happens to Me, It’s Not Suicide.’

Deceased Boeing whistleblower John Barnett warned a friend before his death that ‘if anything happens to me, it’s not suicide.’ Barnett, 62, was found shot to death this week. The Charleston County coroner’s office ruled his death self-inflicted.

Barnett, who was involved in a lawsuit against Boeing, was previously employed at the company for 32 years and raised serious concerns about its production issues. According to his legal team, he faced a hostile work environment due to his outspoken concerns, particularly about safety problems with Boeing’s flagship 787 Dreamliner model. “He was in very good spirits and really looking forward to putting this phase of his life behind him and moving on. We didn’t see any indication he would take his own life. No one can believe it,” said his attorneys.

A friend has now come forward with information suggesting that Barnett did not, in fact, take his own life. Barnett’s friend Jennifer said she asked him if he was scared. According to Jennifer, “he said, ‘No, I ain’t scared, but if anything happens to me, it’s not suicide.’”

“I know that he did not commit suicide. There’s no way,” Jennifer said. She claimed that someone “didn’t like what he had to say” and wanted to “shut him up,” adding: “That’s why they made it look like a suicide.”

Barnett’s attorneys remain steadfast in their pursuit of justice and plan to proceed with the case set for June. In light of these events and allegations, there appears to be more to the story than what the preliminary reports suggest.

Boeing has recently faced several scandals related to accidents involving its aircraft. A recent FAA audit uncovered dozens of issues with its production.

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Deceased Boeing whistleblower John Barnett warned a friend before his death that ‘if anything happens to me, it’s not suicide.’ Barnett, 62, was found shot to death this week. The Charleston County coroner’s office ruled his death self-inflicted. show more
March 15, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration

3 Illegals Arrested for Abducting, Sexually Assaulting Woman… in Palm Beach!?

Three Guatemalan illegal aliens have been charged with kidnapping and repeatedly sexually assaulting a woman. Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw criticized the Biden regime for “jeopardizing” American citizens following the arrest of Marcos Felipe Ramirez, 31, Darniel Ordónez Jimenez, 30, and Andres Felipe Morales, 29.

Bradshaw explained during a press conference on Wednesday that the trio have been charged with a string of serious offenses, including sexual battery, false imprisonment, and conspiracy to commit these crimes. These violent acts occurred in Lake Worth on March 11, when they allegedly kidnapped the woman in a pick-up truck, assaulting her twice before she was able to escape and seek help.

“For them to be in this country, for them to be able to commit these types of crimes is unconscionable,” Bradshaw said, adding that the Biden regime “has put the American people in jeopardy.”

“This is the same thing we saw where the student was killed by the person that was here illegally,” Bradshaw remarked, referring to the murder of Laken Riley, a Georgia nursing student who was targeted while jogging on the University of Georgia’s campus.

The suspect arrested for Riley’s murder is Jose Ibarra, a Venezuelan illegal who was at large despite a previous arrest for shoplifting and skipping a court appearance.

Sheriff Bradshaw also said his “intelligence section, [working] very closely with the FBI, has also identified that the most dangerous gangs in the world are now in Miami from Venezuela. They make MS-13 look like school kids.”

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Three Guatemalan illegal aliens have been charged with kidnapping and repeatedly sexually assaulting a woman. Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw criticized the Biden regime for “jeopardizing” American citizens following the arrest of Marcos Felipe Ramirez, 31, Darniel Ordónez Jimenez, 30, and Andres Felipe Morales, 29. show more
March 15, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
News

Twice-Deported Illegal Charged with Raping Little Girls in Church.

Ervin Jeovany Alfaro Lopez, a 33-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador, has been charged with over 20 counts of sex offenses involving minors in Maryland. He was in the country posing as a church teacher despite having been deported on two previous occasions.

Charges against Alfaro Lopez include second-degree rape and two counts of third-degree sex offenses. Police began the investigation in May after a victim came forward. Later, three additional victims reported similar cases of abuse. Aged six to 12 years old, they said the abuse often happened when they were praying with closed eyes. One of them was the daughter of the church pastor.

Alfaro Lopez has a record of repeated illegal entries into the U.S., according to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He first unlawfully entered the U.S. in March 2015, being charged and deported by September 2018. He was re-arrested in the U.S. in January 2019, leaving voluntarily in April 2019. In March 2020, after illegal re-entry, he was again caught and deported.

The time of his latest entry into the United States is unclear. ICE issued an immigration detainer against him when he was arrested for the church abuse, but the Montgomery County Detention Center ignored the order and released him from custody on August 11.

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Ervin Jeovany Alfaro Lopez, a 33-year-old illegal alien from El Salvador, has been charged with over 20 counts of sex offenses involving minors in Maryland. He was in the country posing as a church teacher despite having been deported on two previous occasions. show more
March 15, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
News
UK

‘Extremely Violent’ Machete Attack Near London Mosque.

Police in Sadiq Khan’s London are hunting a man named Abdullahi Mohamed following an “extremely violent” machete attack outside the capital’s Deptford Islamic Centre.

“Mohamed is fully aware that police are trying to locate him for this offence,” said a Metropolitan Police spokesman.

“Anyone who knows him or has information on his whereabouts should contact us. This was an extremely violent attack, using a large machete, and Mohamed is believed to be dangerous,” the spokesman added.

The victim was hospitalized but is reportedly not in life-threatening condition. Police have not released any information on the victim’s ethnicity or background, saying only that he is in his twenties and they do not believe the attack on him was a hate crime.

Machete attacks are becoming increasingly common in Britain’s multicultural capital, with a three-man brawl with the long blades in broad daylight being caught on camera late last month.

The share of London’s population classified as ‘White British’ was recorded as just 36.8 percent in the 2021 Census — down from 44.9 percent a decade earlier.

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Police in Sadiq Khan’s London are hunting a man named Abdullahi Mohamed following an “extremely violent” machete attack outside the capital’s Deptford Islamic Centre. show more
March 14, 2024
Crime
NatSec
News

Did John Kerry Conduct ‘Shadow Diplomacy’ With Tehran? 👀

House Republicans, led by Florida representative Mike Waltz, are insisting that John Kerry reveal specifics about his self-proclaimed “shadow diplomacy” with Iran during Trump’s administration.

The five GOP members, who are requesting Kerry provide all records of his ‘private correspondence’ with Javad Zarif, former Iranian foreign minister, believe understanding the nature of these communications is critical. They contend that discussions related to sanctions imposed by the Trump administration may have likely breached the Logan Act.

The Logan Act, enacted in 1799 under President John Adams, forbids private individuals from unauthorized communication with foreign governments in an attempt to shape that government’s interactions with the United States.

The group is also comprised of Representatives Brian Mast and Byron Donalds (R-FL), Keith Self (R-TX), and Gary Palmer (R-AL). They seek assurance from Kerry that he will retire his ‘shadow diplomacy’ if Trump retakes office.

During a 2018 radio interview, Kerry acknowledged meeting Zarif “three or four times” after his tenure as Obama’s Secretary of State, with a focus on eliciting Iran’s role in altering the dynamic in the Middle East for the better.

In their recent letter, the GOP lawmakers compare Kerry’s actions unfavorably to then-Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy’s efforts to negotiate with the Soviets, suggesting that history would likely not be kind to Kerry’s clandestine efforts. They underscore the necessity to prevent any future private diplomatic affairs that could inadvertently amplify Iran’s strength.

Kerry, who also served as special envoy for climate under the Biden regime, recently resigned his position.

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House Republicans, led by Florida representative Mike Waltz, are insisting that John Kerry reveal specifics about his self-proclaimed “shadow diplomacy” with Iran during Trump’s administration. show more
March 14, 2024
Crime
Immigration
News

ICE Captures Multiple Violent Illegal Alien Criminals Including One Arrested 12 Times in 8 Years.

ICE apprehended several illegal migrants with violent criminal backgrounds on Monday. Among them was Syed Mohamed Tousif Mohiuddin, an Indian national who overstayed his US visa after entering the country in 2010 and was arrested 12 times in California between 2013 and 2021. Mohiuddin’s charges include assault with a deadly weapon, battery with serious bodily injury, stalking, robbery, and intent to terrorize.

“This arrest demonstrates how seriously we take our commitment to safeguarding our communities from individuals like Mohiuddin,” said Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) San Francisco Field Office Director Moises Becerra. “Our officers will continue to work night and day to ensure protection and safety from those who intend to do harm.”

ERO Boston reported additional migrant apprehensions. These included a Honduran suspect wanted for murder in his home country and a Colombian national guilty of sex offenses. Both captured suspects had managed to evade detection and illegally enter the US.

A court previously released the Honduran despite an active immigration detainer. “This case only highlights the importance of why ERO Boston seeks to cooperate with local communities to protect public safety in our region,” said ERO Boston Field Office Director Todd M. Lyons.

Border Patrol had previously arrested the Colombian offender in Arizona before Massachusetts police detained him two months later for indecent assault. The court sentenced him to a year of probation after his guilty plea in December 2022. “This Colombian sex offender not only broke our immigration laws; he victimized a Massachusetts resident,” said Lyons. “We cannot allow such threats to roam the streets of our New England communities. ERO Boston will continue to prioritize public safety by arresting and removing such threats from our neighborhoods.”

The cases highlight the dangers of ‘sanctuary’ jurisdictions, which actively ignore immigration detainers and routinely release dangerous criminals.

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ICE apprehended several illegal migrants with violent criminal backgrounds on Monday. Among them was Syed Mohamed Tousif Mohiuddin, an Indian national who overstayed his US visa after entering the country in 2010 and was arrested 12 times in California between 2013 and 2021. Mohiuddin’s charges include assault with a deadly weapon, battery with serious bodily injury, stalking, robbery, and intent to terrorize. show more
March 13, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Immigration
Media
News

MSNBC’s Joy Reid Attacks Laken Riley Act, Claims Migrant Crime ‘Negligible.’

MSNBC presenter Joy Reid accused conservatives of “demagoguing” over the murder of 22-year-old Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, allegedly by Venezuelan illegal alien Jose Antonio Ibarra.

“They’ve been truly demagoguing an issue of a Georgia young woman who was killed, a Georgia young nursing student named Laken Riley. They’ve now passed a law called the Laken Riley Act. All Republican members and 37 Democrats voted in the House to support the bill,” Reid complained.

“The legislation requires the detention of any migrant who has been accused of burglary or theft. My understanding is that burglary and theft are already illegal. What does this law add to the current existing law?” she asked.

The MSNBC host apparently did not understand that many illegal aliens arrested for crimes end up being released.  Ibarra, in particular, was arrested for shoplifting prior to his alleged murder of Laken Riley, but was left at large among the public and skipped court.

Reid concluded by claiming “migrant crime is negligible.” However, in just one short operation lasting from January 16th to January 28th, ICE arrested 171 illegal aliens previously convicted or charged with crimes, up to and including first-degree murder and child rape.

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MSNBC presenter Joy Reid accused conservatives of "demagoguing" over the murder of 22-year-old Georgia nursing student Laken Riley, allegedly by Venezuelan illegal alien Jose Antonio Ibarra. show more
March 12, 2024
Crime
Immigration
Politics

CA Lawmakers Consider Bill to Grant Legal Services To Violent Illegal Felons.

State lawmakers in California are considering legislation that would extend taxpayer-paid legal aid to illegal aliens convicted of violent or serious felonies. The legislation — sponsored by Assemblyman Reggie Jones-Sawyer (D) — would remove restrictions on grant funds that currently deny this category of immigrants from receiving immigration-related legal services.

“For as long as I have been in state office, I have worked towards ensuring people are given a second chance and have championed efforts to prevent people from being treated as second-class individuals,” Jones-Sawyer said in a statement. He added: “The REP for All Immigrants Act ensures racial justice and truly equitable access to crucial immigration services for all – not some.”

The fund is drawn from the One California program, which annually provides $45 million in grants to nonprofits offering free immigration legal services. Currently, these funds may not be used to assist those convicted of particular crimes, a restriction the proposed bill would end.

Jones-Sawyer argues that the act would help to achieve racial justice and equal access to vital immigration services. He says he received significant support from numerous immigrant activist groups. However, the move has met with considerable opposition from Republicans, including Assemblywoman Kate Sanchez (R), who questioned why the state should prioritize providing legal assistance to immigrant offenders over other needs.

Critics argue the legislation is part of escalating attempts by Democrats to decriminalize illegal border crossings and that its passage would represent another significant shift in California’s increasingly progressive approach toward illegal immigration. They also contend that the assembly bill highlights a misguided prioritization of funds, suggesting that the state’s financial focus should instead be on benefitting lawful residents and citizens.

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State lawmakers in California are considering legislation that would extend taxpayer-paid legal aid to illegal aliens convicted of violent or serious felonies. The legislation — sponsored by Assemblyman Reggie Jones-Sawyer (D) — would remove restrictions on grant funds that currently deny this category of immigrants from receiving immigration-related legal services. show more