We should help our fellow man. The more we have, the more we should be able to help those less fortunate.
What we do not need is Government taking from us forcibly and giving to those government deems worthy.
See, cause the politicians always get their cut. And they are certainly NOT less fortunate or more worthy.

 

Democrats thrive on emotion and civil turmoil... Their policies are disastrous, and no sane thinking person would sign off on a single one, if proper vetting and consequences were studied.....

That's why they are so reactionary when tragic events occur...biden "did something" about fossil fuels, and we've got $5 a gallon gas. Congress "did something" on Ukraine, and now the world is mired in a regional mess that's bringing us to the brink of WWIII.....

 

The 50 years of fossil fuels left narrative was established by the WEF and the UN about 4-5 years ago. It’s bullshit like everything else the liberals pipe today. As far as Googling it? Don’t bother. Google wiped out every article that said we had 3 -4 centuries of fossil fuels left. Either that, or people just started writing about it a few years ago. Lol. At least Google has the decency to tell you that some search results have been removed. It’s all about making the elite wealthy and stripping the US of their power and wealth. Nothing more. Nothing less.

 

Top California Democratic Party Official Resigns After FBI Arrest Becomes Public

On Sunday, Melahat Rafiei announced her resignation as Secretary of the California Democratic Party and State Representative to the Democratic National Committee.

The resignations come during an ongoing FBI investigation for corruption.

In a lengthy tweet, Rafiei said the investigation had become a “hindrance” and “distraction from the important work of the party.”

Under a cloud of controversy, late last week Rafiei also resigned from her appointed roles on Anaheim’s Culture and Heritage Commission and the OC Fair and Event Center Board.

Rafiei lost the support of Democrat Party leadership after news surfaced that the FBI had arrested her on suspicion of bribing public officials in 2019.

Reportedly, she is now a “cooperating witness” in the Federal corruption probe.

The Epoch Times reports that the “FBI tapped Rafiei’s phone for about a month in the summer of 2019 and arrested her on Oct. 28, 2019.”

The investigation has led to several arrests in connection with illegal dealings pertaining to the sale of Angel Stadium. Implicated are former Anaheim, California, Chamber of Commerce CEO and President Todd Ament and Anaheim Mayor Harry Sidhu, who has been urged to resign.

Sidhu has not yet been charged with a crime and has not publicly responded to the accusations.lists

The investigation has stalled the $320 million deal to sell Angel Stadium.

The following pertinent facts were included in FBI Special Agent Brian Adkins’ affidavit, filed on. May 16:

• The complaint against Rafiei “was dismissed without prejudice at the request of the government.”
• FBI agents suspected Rafiei “omitted material facts to investigators,” including additional instances where she “offered to pay bribes to elected public officials.”
• “Based on the government’s interaction with CW1 and CW1’s counsel,” [the FBI believes] “CW1’s motive for cooperating in this investigation was to receive leniency for the federal criminal violation CW1 was originally arrested for, as well as other possible criminal conduct.”
• “The government has not made any promises of leniency to CW1 or CW1’s counsel.”
• “CW1 and the government have not been able to reach an agreement on a pre-indictment resolution, and at this time, there is no further cooperation expected.”

In her Twitter post, Rafiei claims she “never attempted to improperly influence any elected official and I am certain the work undertook to root out corruption was in the best interest of the people of this state and the Democratic Party.”

On Saturday, the California Democratic Progressive Caucus joined calls for Rafiei to step down from her party leadership roles. In a statement, the caucus addressed the matter by saying:

“While it is possible that the FBI case is overstated and that the audiotape doesn’t say what it seems to say, the important issue for the party is that (Rafiei) ran for CDP Officer and hid from delegates that she was arrested for corruption.”

“She put her own interests ahead of the party and that is never acceptable,” the statement said.

 

actually it looks as he has the proper criteria to hold office...stealing from the people...zero ethics...always drunk...insider trading and will accept cash from anyone...yup, fits the criteria for a hack fuck candidate.

 

Fasten your seat belts, the masters of lying are at it again. This time they're being paid to warn us of the perilous consequences coming from antitrust legislation trying to rein in Big Tech.

Jim Clapper is a man without a soul. Truth is not a word in his vocabulary. God only knows what went on when he was Director of National Intelligence. I cringe just thinking about it. I wouldn’t stand within 20 feet of him; his karmic day of reckoning is going to be colossal and fully deserved.

Disinformation-spreading ‘intel experts’ are at it again
By Post Editorial Board
May 31, 2022


Former Director of National Intelligence James R. Clapper is calling out the apparent dangers of antitrust legislation against Big Tech. Ron Sachs - CNP

America’s self-serving “intel experts” are at it again, this time for profit: warning of perilous consequences from antitrust legislation to rein in Big Tech — from cushy perches funded by Big Tech. And this group overlaps heavily with the officials who flashed their credentials while telling the world to ignore The Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden’s laptop in advance of the 2020 election, suggesting our sources were Russian disinformation — when their claims were the actual disinformation.

As The Post’s Lydia Moynihan and Theo Wayt report, the new warnings come in an open letter circulating on Capitol Hill from groups funded by Google, Meta, Amazon and other tech firms. In the missive, the likes of Leon Panetta, James Clapper and Mike Morrell cite Russian atrocities in Ukraine — and then charge that limiting US tech firms could “enhance our adversaries’ capabilities” when it comes to “Russia’s and China’s growing digital authoritarianism.”

Given the track record of Clapper & Co. (many of whom also pushed the Clinton-campaign-orchestrated “Russiagate” disinfo offensive, as well as the later laptop lie), the letter tells us only the result they want (stopping the legislation), not whether they even understand the issues at stake or have actually looked at the evidence.

The bipartisan efforts in Congress to check Big Tech aim to bolster competition by, for one, barring these firms from favoring their own products over competitors’, forcing a revamp of the business models of Google and Meta and possibly breaking them up. “These signers are keen to have Big Tech censor so-called misinformation, yet these letters themselves are full of it,” Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) told The Post. “They wanted to control the narrative then like they want to control it now: by removing all competition for Big Tech monopolists and censors.”

We haven’t reviewed all the bills, but the hostile testimony from these “intel veterans” amounts to strong evidence that Grassley and other anti-trust warriors are on the right track

https://nypost.com/2022/05/31/disinformation-spreading-intel-experts-are-at-it-again/

 

St. Louis Aldermanic President, Two Allies Indicted on Federal Bribery Charges

Longtime Aldermanic President Lewis Reed, Alderman Jeffrey Boyd and former Alderman John Collins-Muhammad were charged Thursday with accepting bribes from a small business owner in exchange for legislation authorizing property tax breaks.

Though speculation had grown in recent weeks that Collins-Muhammad faced federal charges after his sudden resignation from the Board of Aldermen on May 12, citing “mistakes” and a “tough” few weeks ahead, the indictment of Reed and Boyd, two of the board’s longest-serving and most powerful members, came as a surprise to many.

Reed, 59, is one of the most powerful officials in city government. As president of the Board of Aldermen, a position he was first elected to in 2007, he controls bill assignments to aldermanic committees and presides over the board’s weekly meetings. And along with the mayor and the comptroller, he is one of three members of the city’s top fiscal body, the powerful three-member Board of Estimate and Apportionment that controls city spending.

Reed faces two bribery-related charges, according to U.S. Attorney Sayler Fleming’s office.

Boyd, 58, has been an alderman since 2003 and has run unsuccessfully citywide three times — once for mayor and twice for city treasurer.

He currently chairs the Housing, Urban Development and Zoning Committee, which oversees development-related matters, including incentives. Because of that position, he also serves on the board of the St. Louis Development Corp., which oversees tax abatement and the Land Reutilization Authority.

Collins-Muhammad, 30, was indicted on two bribery-related charges and one charge of honest services bribery/wire fraud.

The three men, all Democrats, entered not guilty pleas at a court hearing Thursday afternoon.

 

power corrupts
absolute power corrupts, absolutely

 

Michael Avenatti is still the most electable Democrat in 2024.
Just saying.....

 

Kay, now that's funny!
It will leave a mark, but damn, it's funny!