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September 24, 2024
William Upton
Crime
News

Man Claiming to Be Woman Attempts Abduction of 11-Year-Old.

Law enforcement in the State of Ohio have arrested Joshua Freyermuth, alleging the 39-year-old man—who identifies as a woman named “Vicky”—attempted to kidnap a child on Sunday morning. By late Sunday evening, Freyermuth—who is accused of trying to abduct an 11-year-old boy by luring him away from his dog and into his car in Stark County, Ohio—was apprehended Sunday evening in neighboring Columbiana.

The transgender suspect was unsuccessful in the abduction attempt. When police located Freyermuth in the neighboring county, a search of his vehicle also revealed he was in possession of methamphetamines. Freyermuth is currently in custody and awaits arraignment on both kidnapping and drug charges. According to police, the suspect is homeless and lives out of his vehicle.

Medical professionals have begun backing away from so-called gender transition treatments and are instead addressing transgenderism as a mental illness. In May this year, the Peruvian government passed a resolution categorizing transgender, nonbinary, and intersex individuals as mentally ill to ensure comprehensive mental health services.

The National Pulse reported in April that Adam Hetke, a transgender sex offender also known as Sabrina and a slew of other aliases, was convicted by a Wisconsin jury on two counts of sexual assault. Hetke—a self-described transgender female ‘vampire’—was released from prison early just a year prior, despite previous sex crime convictions. He is also under investigation for an alleged homicide.

In April, Solomon Galligan—a 33-year-old transgender registered sex offender—was apprehended by authorities after allegedly attempting a child abduction at Black Forest Hills Elementary School in Aurora, Colorado. The act was caught on the school’s surveillance video, where Galligan is seen approaching a group of students who reportedly scattered and began screaming “stranger danger” as Galligan allegedly tried to restrain one of the children.

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Law enforcement in the State of Ohio have arrested Joshua Freyermuth, alleging the 39-year-old man—who identifies as a woman named "Vicky"—attempted to kidnap a child on Sunday morning. By late Sunday evening, Freyermuth—who is accused of trying to abduct an 11-year-old boy by luring him away from his dog and into his car in Stark County, Ohio—was apprehended Sunday evening in neighboring Columbiana. show more
September 24, 2024
Crime
NatSec
News
World

Biden-Harris Secretary of State Faces Congressional Contempt Charge.

House Republicans are pushing to hold Secretary of State Antony Blinken in contempt of Congress and formally denounce other Biden–Harris officials over the disastrous August 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan. The House Foreign Affairs Committee subpoenaed Blinken on September 3 to appear for testimony this Tuesday, but he did not attend.

Chairman Michael McCaul (R-TX) adjourned the meeting noting that Blinken was not in attendance and that he would be pursuing charges of contempt of Congress for defying a congressional subpoena. The Foreign Affairs Committee noted in its contempt resolution report, released Monday, that Blinken’s subpoena had been rescheduled once before to accommodate his travel plans.

Contempt of Congress can result in fines up to $100,000 and imprisonment ranging from one month to one year. However, if Congress votes to hold someone in contempt, the Biden-Harris Justice Department (DOJ) must generally decide on prosecution.

The Biden-Harris DOJ most recently used the law against former White House chief strategist Stephen K. Bannon. The Donald J. Trump ally was imprisoned for four months for defying a congressional subpoena demanding he testify at the corrupt January 6 hearings, arguing President Trump had invoked executive privilege.

Blinken played a pivotal role in the retreat from Afghanistan, being the “principal decisionmaker” during the withdrawal. He was also blamed for keeping the U.S. Embassy in Kabul open too long and delaying a Noncombatant Evacuation Operation (NEO) request until the Taliban seized the capital.

House Republicans are also considering a resolution to condemn senior Biden regime officials over the withdrawal that led to 13 U.S. service members’ deaths in an Islamic State-Khorasan (ISIS-K) suicide bombing on August 26, 2021. The resolution could censure President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Blinken, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, among others.

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House Republicans are pushing to hold Secretary of State Antony Blinken in contempt of Congress and formally denounce other Biden-Harris officials over the disastrous August 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan. The House Foreign Affairs Committee subpoenaed Blinken on September 3 to appear for testimony this Tuesday, but he did not attend. show more
September 24, 2024
Crime
News

Failed Trump Assassin’s Son Arrested After Feds Find HUNDREDS of Files of Child Porn.

Authorities have arrested Oran Routh, whose father, Ryan Routh, is accused of targeting former President Donald J. Trump in a second assassination attempt earlier this month. Oran Routh faces charges for the receipt and possession of child pornography.

During a search of Oran Routh’s residence in Guilford County, North Carolina, on Saturday, investigators discovered child pornography files on Samsung Galaxy Note devices. Prosecutors detailed the findings in a criminal complaint, stating, “A review of the SD card located in Device-1 revealed that it contained hundreds of child pornography files.”

The complaint further noted that the files included videos from a known child pornography series produced outside the state of North Carolina.

Ryan Routh, Oran’s father, remains in custody under separate charges related to the assassination attempt against the former president. The discovery at Oran Routh’s residence occurred as part of the broader investigation pertaining to his father’s activities.

Law enforcement officials continue to examine the evidence collected from the search to ascertain the full extent of any criminal activities. The investigation remains ongoing, and no further details have been disclosed about potential additional charges or arrests.

Oran Routh is expected to appear in court soon to face the charges brought against him. His father’s case is progressing separately within the judicial system.

Child pornography offenses can carry severe consequences, with substantial prison sentences upon conviction.

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Authorities have arrested Oran Routh, whose father, Ryan Routh, is accused of targeting former President Donald J. Trump in a second assassination attempt earlier this month. Oran Routh faces charges for the receipt and possession of child pornography. show more
mail in ballot
September 24, 2024
Election Integrity

RNC Sues Over Mail-In Ballots in Red State Where Almost No One Uses Mail-In Ballots… But It COULD Be a Smart Move.

Republicans are contesting Mississippi’s mail-in ballot policies in a move that could affect similar practices across the country. The case is being heard by a panel of three judges on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals—all appointed by former President Donald J. Trump. The Republican National Committee (RNC) and its allies argue that Mississippi’s policy of counting mail-in ballots received within five days post-Election Day violates federal law.

Mississippi’s voting rule mandates a firm reason for absentee voting, which means changes would affect a limited number of voters. In 2020’s general election, over 80 percent of Mississippi’s ballots were cast in person.

But the move could trigger challenges in other states where mail-in ballots matter far more.

Currently, around 20 others, including Nevada, Ohio, Virginia, Maryland, California, and New York, allow the counting of mail-in ballots received days after the election if they meet arbitrary postmark deadlines. The RNC’s move is a marked change from past election legal strategies—this time, it is suing in a state with a relatively friendly appellate division and potentially setting up a quick Supreme Court hearing before the November election.

Washington state, where all elections are conducted by mail, counted over 400,000 ballots that arrived post-Election Day during the 2022 midterms.

The Supreme Court generally dissuades judicial changes to voting rules close to elections, a principle known as the Purcell doctrine. However, inconsistencies in their application could leave the door open for a ruling. Should the 5th Circuit establish a precedent against Mississippi’s policy, Republicans might use it in future challenges to election regulations elsewhere.

The Biden-Harris Department of Justice (DOJ) and the Democratic National Committee (DNC) oppose the RNC, insisting that Congress has not legislated against post-Election Day ballot acceptance despite many states adopting such policies.

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Republicans are contesting Mississippi’s mail-in ballot policies in a move that could affect similar practices across the country. The case is being heard by a panel of three judges on the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals—all appointed by former President Donald J. Trump. The Republican National Committee (RNC) and its allies argue that Mississippi's policy of counting mail-in ballots received within five days post-Election Day violates federal law. show more
September 24, 2024
Election 2024
Religion

Harris Breaks 36-Year Tradition in Remarkable Snub to U.S. Catholics.

Kamala Harris has chosen not to attend the annual Al Smith Dinner, which significantly deviates from political tradition. The dinner, sponsored by the Archdiocese of New York, typically features lighthearted exchanges between presidential candidates. Former President Donald Trump has confirmed his attendance at the event scheduled for October 17, but Harris’s campaign stated she will focus on crucial battleground states as the election nears.

Some speculate that Harris’s move is due to the candidate’s fear of extemporaneous interactions, though the reality may be more that her campaign is worried that spending any time at all outside of critical swing states could see her lose on November 5th.

Joseph Zwilling, a spokesman for the Archdiocese of New York, expressed disappointment over Harris’s decision.

“We are disappointed that she will not be with us, as this is an evening of unity and putting aside political differences in support of a good cause of helping women and children in need regardless of race, creed, or background,” he said. The politically connected and powerful Timothy Cardinal Dolan—who serves as the Archbishop of the diocese—currently hosts the dinner.

Harris’s decision makes her the first presidential candidate to skip the event since Walter Mondale, who also started his campaign as a vice president, in 1984. This tradition began in 1960 with Richard Nixon and John F. Kennedy and is held to raise funds for New York City’s needy.

Trump last appeared at the dinner in person in 2016 along with then-Democratic Party nominee Hillary Clinton. The 2020 dinner, held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic, saw Trump and Joe Biden make pre-recorded remarks. The annual event is named after former New York Governor Alfred E. Smith, the first Roman Catholic nominated for the U.S. presidency by a major party in 1928.

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Kamala Harris has chosen not to attend the annual Al Smith Dinner, which significantly deviates from political tradition. The dinner, sponsored by the Archdiocese of New York, typically features lighthearted exchanges between presidential candidates. Former President Donald Trump has confirmed his attendance at the event scheduled for October 17, but Harris's campaign stated she will focus on crucial battleground states as the election nears. show more
September 24, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Culture
News

Another Corporation Terminates Woke DEI Policies.

Manufacturer Stanley Black and Decker is discontinuing its “woke” corporate policy after being pressured by a conservative activist. Robby Starbuck announced via X (formerly Twitter) that the company is scrapping its left-progressive agenda after he contacted them, indicating he intended to expose various contentious policies.

According to Starbuck, key policy changes include the termination of the firm’s involvement in the Corporate Equality Index, the dissolution of its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) department, and the cessation of DEI-based training programs. Additionally, the company will no longer make donations to “divisive events” or mandate discriminatory supplier diversity goals.

Previously, Stanley Black and Decker ran prize-giving contests based on the number of staff who could be convinced to put gender pronouns in their email signatures and funded child gender transitions, among other woke policies.

Other corporations, including Lowe’s, Tractor Supply Co, Ford, Jack Daniel’s, Coors Light, and Harley-Davidson, have previously downsized or eliminated DEI programs in response to conservative consumer backlash.

Bud Light is among the brands to have suffered most heavily from such backlash, with sales and stocks in its parent company tumbling following a partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney.

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Manufacturer Stanley Black and Decker is discontinuing its "woke" corporate policy after being pressured by a conservative activist. Robby Starbuck announced via X (formerly Twitter) that the company is scrapping its left-progressive agenda after he contacted them, indicating he intended to expose various contentious policies. show more
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September 24, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
World

Italy’s Meloni Has Drastically Reduced Illegal Migration… But There’s a Catch.

Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is boasting of reducing illegal immigration by as much as 64 percent. However, her government is glossing over the fact illegal immigration massively increased during her first year in office and that fellow populist Matteo Salvini reduced arrivals much more drastically as part of a previous government.

Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani boasted of reducing illegal arrivals over the weekend, stating, but added, “We are not against legal immigration, rather against illegal immigration.”

Meloni took power as part of a right-wing coalition government in October 2022, with her Brothers of Italy (FdI) party at the forefront and Tajani’s center-right Forza Italia and Salvini’s League (Lega) in junior positions. According to statistics from the United Nations, there were 105,131 illegal arrivals to Italy by sea in 2022, with the influx increasing to 157,651 in 2023, Meloni’s first full year in office.

SALVINI.

While the 64 percent decrease is significant, it is nowhere near as large as the decrease achieved by Salvini as Deputy Prime Minister and Interior Minister—roughly equivalent to U.S. Homeland Security Secretary—in a coalition with the left-populist Five Star Movement (M5S).

When Salvini took over the Interior Ministry in June of 2018, the number of migrant arrivals for the prior year stood at 119,369. By the end of the year, they had fallen to 23,370, and in 2019, they stood at just 11,471. To put this in perspective, there were more illegal arrivals under Meloni in August 2023 than in all of 2018 or 2019.

The “Salvini Method” was also credited with significantly lower migrant deaths at sea, with 754 reported either dead or missing in 2019 compared to 1,908 in 2023.

Salvini’s role in Meloni’s government is more junior than in the M5S-Lega government, and she has kept him out of the Interior Ministry portfolio.

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Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is boasting of reducing illegal immigration by as much as 64 percent. However, her government is glossing over the fact illegal immigration massively increased during her first year in office and that fellow populist Matteo Salvini reduced arrivals much more drastically as part of a previous government. show more
zelensky
September 23, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Election 2024
War

Biden-Harris Used U.S. Military to Fly Zelensky to Swing State… Where He Campaigned For Kamala.

Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, flew to Pennsylvania on Sunday on an American taxpayer-funded U.S. military aircraft ostensibly to tour armaments factories that supply his country with weapons. However, Zelenksy turned the Biden-Harris government-organized tour into an impromptu campaign event for the Democratic Party, railing against former President Donald J. Trump to the media.

Traveling aboard a U.S. Air Force C-17, Zelensky bashed both former President Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH). The Republican presidential ticket has been vocally critical of further prolonging the war in Ukraine. Instead, Trump and Vance have pushed for a lasting agreement between the country and Russia to end the violent conflict, which has killed somewhere between half a million and a million people.

On Sunday, Zelensky told the New Yorker, “My feeling is that Trump doesn’t really know how to stop the war even if he might think he knows how. ” He added that Vance was “too radical,” claiming the Ohio Republican’s Ukraine plan consisted of giving up Ukrainian territories.

“The idea that the world should end this war at Ukraine’s expense is unacceptable. But I do not consider this concept of his a plan, in any formal sense,” Zelenskly said, comparing any compromise with Russia as being akin to the early World War II appeasement of Adolf Hitler.

Trump has previously stated that he will end the conflict between Ukraine and Russia before taking the oath of office if elected in November.

REJECTED PEACE DEALS.

Zelensky has previously rejected Trump’s proposals to end the war. In April this year, he stated that no peace plan could involve his country relinquishing control of its territory, likely referring to Crimea and Donbas. At one point in 2022, Ukraine and Russia were close to a ceasefire, if not a peace deal, but thanks to former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and the Biden-Harris regime, the deal fell through.

Anti-Russia warmonger and recent Biden-Harris official Victoria Nuland even admitted that the administration had blocked the 2022 deal, claiming that it was unfair to Ukraine because it placed limits on the Ukrainian military.

Will Upton contributed to this report. 

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Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, flew to Pennsylvania on Sunday on an American taxpayer-funded U.S. military aircraft ostensibly to tour armaments factories that supply his country with weapons. However, Zelenksy turned the Biden-Harris government-organized tour into an impromptu campaign event for the Democratic Party, railing against former President Donald J. Trump to the media. show more
September 23, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Election Integrity
Media

Media Preps Public to Expect Trump Win Followed by Mail-In Ballot Reversal.

The Washington Post Editorial Board is priming readers to expect an apparent victory for Donald J. Trump on election night, being reversed by a flood of mail-in ballots, as in 2020. “If Democrats continue to vote by mail more than Republicans, early returns will probably show Mr. Trump leading, but the gap will close as votes are tallied,” the board writes, describing this as a “red mirage.”

Trump, The Washington Post recalls, described this as a case of “Democrats dumping ballots” in 2020, but the board insists it was actually “an entirely foreseeable and legitimate consequence of voting patterns and state counting policies.”

The board notes that “Mr. Trump may well win this election fair and square” but stresses that “Democrats returned 18 million ballots by mail compared with about 10 million from Republicans across 20 states with party registration data” in 2020 and that “it will probably still take longer to tally the high volume of ballots in [Democrat-voting] urban centers such as Philadelphia and Milwaukee than the lower number in redder, rural areas.”

However, The Washington Post concedes that the Democrats’ mail-in voting advantage narrowed in 2022, with the left-liberal party casting 7.6 million mail-in ballots compared to 5.1 million for the Republicans.

ENTIRELY LEGITIMATE?

Despite the Democrat and corporate media’s insistence that mail-in voting is secure, research suggests such ballots were substantially fraudulent in 2020.

For instance, polling of mail-in voters by the Heartland Institute found that 17 percent of respondents voted in states where they were no longer residents, 21 percent filled out ballots for someone else, and 17 percent “forge[d] the signature of a friend or family member on their behalf, with or without their permission”—all election law violations that would render the ballots invalid. Ten percent of respondents also said they knew someone else who had committed these offenses.

Rasmussen polling resulted in similar findings regarding mail-in voters casting ballots in the wrong state and filling out other people’s documents. One in 10 Rasmussen respondents also said they were offered “pay” or a “reward” for voting in 2020.

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The Washington Post Editorial Board is priming readers to expect an apparent victory for Donald J. Trump on election night, being reversed by a flood of mail-in ballots, as in 2020. "If Democrats continue to vote by mail more than Republicans, early returns will probably show Mr. Trump leading, but the gap will close as votes are tallied," the board writes, describing this as a "red mirage." show more
September 23, 2024
Crime
Culture

Nation of Islam Members Convicted Over Child Labor, Starvation.

Six members of the United Nation of Islam have been convicted of conspiracy to commit forced labor. This verdict follows a 26-day trial at the federal district court in Kansas City, Kansas. The convicts include wives of late cult founder Royall Jenkins, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ).

The cult, renamed the Value Creators in 2015, subjected children as young as eight to starvation, physical abuse, and forced 16-hour work days. Prosecutors provided accounts of extreme punishment, including one child being dangled over a railroad track for stealing food and another child resorting to drinking toilet water due to severe thirst.

Kendra Ross, now 31, was among the victims. She joined the cult with her family when she was 11. Ross described being starved, beaten, and sexually abused. She feared leaving the cult due to death threats made by Jenkins. She had previously won an $8 million lawsuit against the cult and returned to testify in the criminal trial.

The cult operated under a veil of secrecy until 2018 when it was identified, and its abusive practices were uncovered. The abused children attended an unlicensed school run by the organization, with schooling sessions often interrupted by the labor demands of the cult.

Jenkins founded the cult in Maryland in 1978 as an offshoot of the Nation of Islam before relocating to Kansas City. Jenkins claimed divinity, telling followers aliens had abducted him and that he was the incarnation of Allah. By the time of his death in 2021, he was in a polygamous relationship with 13 women and fathered at least 20 children. Three of his wives were charged in the recent trial.

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Six members of the United Nation of Islam have been convicted of conspiracy to commit forced labor. This verdict follows a 26-day trial at the federal district court in Kansas City, Kansas. The convicts include wives of late cult founder Royall Jenkins, according to the Department of Justice (DOJ). show more