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Venezuelan migrant arrested 6 times for 14 crimes first 2 months in NYC

Tina Moore
New York Post
Sat, 02 Sep 2023 21:34 UTC
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© Paul MartinkaMartinez has been hit with multiple charges in six arrests since he arrived in the city from Venezuela.
He is the wanted poster boy for the migrant crisis.

A man who arrived in New York City two months ago from Venezuela has randomly attacked at least three strangers and two cops, and gotten arrested - and released - six times on 14 different charges, police and sources said.

Daniel Hernandez Martinez, 29, arrived on June 27 and allegedly committed his first crime the following day.

"He's been wreaking havoc," a cop with more than 20 years on the job said.

"This is not an isolated incident. These migrants are getting arrested quite often here, and we really don't know who they are. They really don't have ID. They're not being vetted properly, but some of them are committing some of the most violent crimes here."

Comment: The Gateway Pundit adds:
Martinez is the poster boy for the illegal crisis brought on by Joe Biden's broken border policies and for the disaster of New York Governor Kathy Hochul's failed no-bail "Less is More" act signed into law in 2021.

The Less is More Act gives more leniency to parolees and removes reasons to put parolees back behind bars. According to the New York Post, "It removes technical parole violations like being late for an appointment, missing a curfew or finding alcohol or drugs in urine samples. And the act would speed up the timeframe to judicial review for any violations."
Thanks, Joe Biden!

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School administrators admit to using curriculum service Newsela behind parents' backs to bypass CRT bans

Jeremiah Poff
Washington examiner
Fri, 01 Sep 2023 20:57 UTC
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© NewsELAScreenshot from the Newsela online curriculum
A conservative journalism organization that uses undercover tactics has recorded a number of public school administrators around the country admitting to using a curriculum service called Newsela to bypass state bans on critical race theory.

In a video shared with the Washington Examiner, the organization Accuracy in Media says it filmed several administrators at various school districts saying that they were using Newsela to incorporate certain ideas and concepts from critical race theory.

The Accuracy in Media investigations primarily focused on how school administrators were navigating critical race theory bans in a broader sense. Numerous states, including Florida, Texas, Mississippi, Arkansas, and Idaho, have all banned the teaching of the theory's concepts in public schools. The theory, which originated in law schools, says U.S. institutions and culture are systemically racist and oppressive to racial minorities.

Comment: A few more investigations by Accuracy in Media:

Dayton, Ohio:
"Accuracy in Media's hidden-camera investigation revealed that Ohio public schools are lying to parents and indoctrinating children. This comes on the heels of similar investigations in several other states, and has made it clearer than ever that the only solution is school choice."


Leander, Texas school administrator crosses the line:


Omaha, Nebraska administrators deceiving parents:



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Proud Boy Joe Biggs sentenced to 17 years in Jan. 6 seditious conspiracy case

Ryan J. Reilly, Daniel Barnes
NBC News
Thu, 31 Aug 2023 04:22 UTC
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© US District Court for the District of ColumbiaJoe Biggs outside the Capitol, January 6, 2021
Joe Biggs, a Proud Boys leader convicted of seditious conspiracy who the government says "served as an instigator and leader" during the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, was sentenced to 17 years in federal prison Thursday.

It is among the longest sentences in Capitol riot cases. The record is the 18-year sentence given to Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes, also convicted of seditious conspiracy, after prosecutors sought 25 years in federal prison.

The government sought 33 years for Biggs, an Army veteran who sustained a head injury in Iraq and then was a correspondent for the conspiracy website Infowars.

Prosecutors argued Biggs was "a vocal leader and influential proponent of the group's shift toward political violence" and that he used his "outsized public profile" and his military experience as he "led a revolt against the government in an effort to stop the peaceful transfer of power."

U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly, who handed down Biggs' sentence, ruled earlier in the hearing that Biggs' tearing down of a fence between police and rioters qualified him for a terrorism sentencing enhancement sought by prosecutors. Destroying the fence was a "deliberate, meaningful step" that contributed to the disruption of the electoral vote count occurring in the Capitol, Kelly said.

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California AG sues school district to stop policy that informs parents of student gender transitions

Kate Anderson
Daily Caller
Mon, 28 Aug 2023 02:33 UTC
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© Rich Pedroncelli/APCalifornia AG Rob Bonta
California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a lawsuit Monday against the Chino Valley Unified School District for approving a policy that requires school officials to inform parents if their child wants to change their gender.

The district's board of education approved the policy in July after many parents weighed in, some in favor and some against, but the district was slapped with a subpoena after Bonta opened a civil rights investigation in August, according to a press release. Bonta took the investigation a step further by filing a lawsuit, arguing that his office's "message" was "loud and clear," according to a statement in a press release.
"Every student has the right to learn and thrive in a school environment that promotes safety, privacy, and inclusivity - regardless of their gender identity. We're in court challenging Chino Valley Unified's forced outing policy for wrongfully and unconstitutionally discriminating against and violating the privacy rights of LGBTQ+ students. The forced outing policy wrongfully endangers the physical, mental, and emotional well-being of non-conforming students who lack an accepting environment in the classroom and at home."
In addition to informing parents about name and pronoun changes, the policy requires that the school informs them if their child is "accessing sex-segregated school programs and activities" or using bathrooms that don't match their biological sex, according to the rule. The lawsuit, however, claims that the district "singled out" transgender and "gender nonconforming" students through the policy's "discriminatory treatment."
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Georgia gov REJECTS state lawmaker's effort to remove partisan Fulton County DA Fani Willis

Cristina Laila
The Gateway Pundit
Thu, 31 Aug 2023 19:30 UTC
Georgia Governor Brian Kemp
© Forbes/YoutubeGeorgia Governor Brian Kemp
RINO Georgia Governor Brian Kemp on Thursday rejected a state lawmaker's effort to remove Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis from office.

The Georgia Freedom Caucus on Thursday held a press conference on Fulton County DA Fani Willis's RICO and conspiracy indictment against Trump.

Earlier this month Fani Willis hit President Trump and 18 others with RICO and conspiracy charges for daring to challenge the 2020 election.

Fani Willis criminalized the First Amendment and brave state lawmakers did their best to fight back and oust her from office.

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Mike Lindell's bank has cancelled his line of credit


Truth Press
Wed, 30 Aug 2023 19:03 UTC
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© The War Room/Rumble/screeshotMike Lindell talks to Steve Bannon, August 30, 2023, on the 'War Room' about being de-banked by Minnesota Bank & Trust.
MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell went on Steve Bannon's podcast today and announced the bank that was providing him with a line of credit has cut him off.

Lindell expressed concern for his employees, saying that the financial stresses his election crusade has put on his company's finances "have to sit and worry every day" about losing their jobs if they go under.

Last year, Mike Lindell was terminated as a client by the Minnesota Bank & Trust a month after the financial institution described him as a "reputation risk."

Insider viewed two letters sent to Lindell by the bank dated February 11. In one letter, the bank said Lindell's accounts with the bank would be closed by the end of business on February 18.

Comment: Lindell has been at the forefront in the fight to prove the 2020 election fraud. The PTB are making him pay for it.Still he is fighting back for his employees (they are co-owners in the company) and himself by continuing to do what he knows best, which is running his business.

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FEMA to blast all smartphones , TVs, radios with mass alert test on October 4

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Thu, 31 Aug 2023 03:20 UTC
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On Oct. 4, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) will push mass alerts across the nation on every television, smartphone, and radio with a notice that USA Today said would read:
This is a nationwide test of the Emergency Alert System, issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, covering the United States from 14:20 to 14:50 hours ET. This is only a test. No action is required by the public.
FEMA's last test occurred in 2021 during the Covid pandemic. At the time, the emergency agency sent test alerts nationwide, causing all phones, televisions, and radios to blast an annoying sound.

Comment: See also:

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Canadian father jailed after 'misgendering' daughter lands win in appeal court

Citizen Frank
CF.org
Tue, 29 Aug 2023 00:01 UTC
Robert Hoogland

Comment: the original story: Canadian Father Jailed For Referring to His 'Gender-transitioning' 14-year-old Daughter as 'She' and 'Her'


A Canadian father who was thrown in jail after "misgendering" his gender-confused teenage daughter has scored a legal win in the British Columbia Court of Appeal.

A judgment issued earlier this month said Robert Hoogland did not have to spend any more time behind bars, and the court dropped an order for him to pay a $30,000 fine.

"I expected that I would finish — if not all of that six months, a big chunk of it [in prison]," Hoogland told The Daily Wire in a phone interview. "This is a huge win, because what it does is it was setting a precedent - and what they wanted was a real deterrent for parents, especially when they are standing up against the trans agenda, with what's being pushed through the schools, by the school counselors and all of these different things."

Comment: See also:

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No human remains found 2 years after claims of 'mass graves' in Canadian residential schools

Dana Kennedy
New York Post
Thu, 31 Aug 2023 19:54 UTC
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© ReutersThe grounds of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School in British Columbia, where some believe Indigenous students may be buried — though there have not been any excavations.
After two years of horror stories about the alleged mass graves of Indigenous children at residential schools across Canada, a series of recent excavations at suspected sites has turned up no human remains.

Some academics and politicians say it's further evidence that the stories are unproven.

Minegoziibe Anishinabe, a group of indigenous people also known as Pine Creek First Nation, excavated 14 sites in the basement of Our Lady of Seven Sorrows Catholic Church near the Pine Creek Residential School in Manitoba during four weeks this summer.

The so-called "anomalies" were first detected using ground-penetrating radar, but on Aug. 18, Chief Derek Nepinak of remote Pine Creek Indian Reserve said no remains were found.

He also referred to the effort as the "initial excavation," leading some who were skeptical of the original claims to think even more are planned.

Comment: That there was suffering and abuse at these institutions is without question.


But the story is more complex. The American Conservative published a fairly even handed assessment of the narrative in 2022 as it has played out in Canada, the U.S. and Australia:
The strange thing about the residential schools outrage is that for decades the issue simply did not exist. In the U.S. and Canada, the transition to day schools occurred in the 1930s, with most off-reservation boarding schools closing soon thereafter. The subsequent decades were full of activism and agitation, Red Power and the American Indian Movement and campaigns over fishing rights, land rights, job programs, gaming, a hundred other things — but not residential schools.

The genealogy of the issue can be traced back to Australia, which invented the playbook with its "Stolen Generations." Australia is also where the story begins for me.
In any case: Mass graves mystery shows the danger of the politics of hysteria

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More than 1,600 scientists, Nobel laureates, declare 'climate emergency' a myth

Addison Smith
The Ohio Star
Tue, 29 Aug 2023 00:00 UTC
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© Unknown
A coalition of 1,609 scientists from around the world have signed a declaration stating "there is no climate emergency" and that they "strongly oppose the harmful and unrealistic net-zero CO2 policy" being pushed across the globe. The declaration does not deny the harmful effect of greenhouse gasses, but instead challenges the hysteria brought about by the narrative of imminent doom.

The declaration, put together by the Global Climate Intelligence Group (CLINTEL), was made public this month and urges:
"Climate science should be less political, while climate policies should be more scientific.
"Scientists should openly address uncertainties and exaggerations in their predictions of global warming, while politicians should dispassionately count the real costs as well as the imagined benefits of their policy measures."
CLINTEL is an independent foundation that operates in the fields of climate change and climate policy. CLINTEL was founded in 2019 by emeritus professor of geophysics Guus Berkhout (pictured here, left) and science journalist Marcel Crok (pictured here, right).
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© UnknownClintel Founders Guus Berkhout (L) • Marcel Crok (R)
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