Who? Joetaevious? No fucking way!!!

Two people have been arrested and two others are wanted in connection with a string of carjackings in southwest Atlanta, according to police.

The two suspects are sought on multiple charges, including hijacking a motor vehicle and armed robbery in four incidents, Atlanta police spokesman Steve Avery said. Two others, Joetaevious Easley, 19, and an unnamed 16-year-old, were previously arrested and charged, Avery said.
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-Chuck

Ever Hear of the Alofs Conversion?

Back in 1923 Herman Alofs of Holland, Michigan invented a conversion that would turn an ordinary single shot shotgun into a magazine fed repeating shotgun. While interesting this creation just never made it to the big leagues.

In this video we witness how it all works in great detail. The Alofs Conversion is mounted on the left side of the shotgun’s receiver. The magazine tube holds spare shells at the ready and the carrier moves to the right to feed the cartridges right into the shotgun’s chamber. Close the action and cock the hammer. You are ready for another shot quickly.
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-Simon

Overkill?

BALTIMORE — Baltimore Police are investigating a shooting that left a man with multiple gunshot wounds to the head and chest.
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Guns-to-Mexico Hit Piece Picks Up Where Pre-Fast and Furious Lies Left Off

U.S.A. – -(Ammoland.com)- “Selling weapons south of the border is big business — and America’s loose gun laws are also devastating for Mexico,” Seth Harp declares in a Rolling Stone hit piece on the right to keep and bear arms. He’s picking up where the gun-grabbers left off before their lies blaming incomplete citizen disarmament being responsible for Mexican cartel violence were interrupted by the exposure of Operation Fast and Furious “gunwalking, “ which tellingly, he does not see fit to even mention.

I trust that surprised no one…? After all, there’s an agenda to advance here, and Rolling Stone has always been one of its most transparent promoters.
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Tanya Tucker

I never was a big fan of Tanya Tucker, but then again I'm not a fan of most dance hall music. I  will admit she had a phenomenal voice at 13 when she put out Delta Dawn, though.

Commentary: Export Bans and the Re-Emergence of the Nation-State

The COVID-19 pandemic has served to upend many long-held policy assumptions, but none so clearly as the theory that international trade rests purely on economic incentives, and that those economic incentives will always override a country’s more base instincts to act in its own interest because of the cost to global profits.

Responses from countries around the world to COVID-19 have significantly fractured this argument. It can no longer be said with unshakable confidence that nations will sidestep their own economic objectives, interests, and policies for the sake of a more profitable international economic integration.

In other words, reports that “the Westphalian notion of the self-interested state is dead” are greatly exaggerated.
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Karma's a bitch sometimes, ain't it?

Putnam County, FL — Proportionately, cops kill far more dogs than they do people. It’s quite a strange phenomena because postal workers, UPS drivers, and food delivery drivers don’t seem to have the same problems with dogs like cops do. It’s so devious, the killing of family pets by those sworn to serve and protect the public, we actually keep an archive of stories of cops killing man’s best friend. But one cop learned the hard way shooting a dog can be dangerous. He shot himself instead of the dog.
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-WiscoDave

Why Your Grandparents Would “Plant by the Signs”

I can hear her shaky voice like it was yesterday, “You need to get your taters in the ground tomorrow, ’cause the signs is right’.”

The last “Granny Woman” of our family, my ‘Mamaw’ served as a wealth of knowledge for most everything we encountered in our West Virginia community, and in the springtime, folks from all over the holler would seek her advice regarding when to plant their gardens. She was a firm believer in “planting by the signs”.
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The Korean War

Thugs are gonna thug

An arrest warrant has been issued for Giants cornerback DeAndre Baker, who is charged with four counts of armed robbery with a firearm and aggravated assault in his home state of Florida, the Miramar Police Department said Thursday.

Baker, a first-round draft pick in 2019, and others allegedly took thousands of dollars in cash and watches from their alleged victims while brandishing a semi-automatic gun at a cookout Wednesday night, according to a copy of the police report obtained by The Post. Seahawks cornerback Quinton Dunbar also was charged but was said to be unarmed.
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-Chuck

Don't forget about apple pie and vanilla ice cream

The ADL has listed the Pit Bull breed of dog, commonly known for fighting, as a “hate symbol,” joining the ranks of Pepe The Frog, Anti-Antifa symbols, and a series of numbers and slogans.
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-Stormfax

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Shit, I've known more blacks and Mexican gang members than white boys that owned pit bulls. Most of the whites that I knew back in the good old days owned Rotts and Dobermans. Around here, the preferred breeds tend to be hounds of some type. Of course, they're probably next on the list because they conjure up images of white masters in pursuit of escaped slaves or some such shit.

Police State Dry Run a Huge Success

When the coronavirus landed on our shores, communist China came with it.

We have become part of a mass scale human experiment in government control and it turned out that stripping away our freedom wasn’t all that difficult. Under the guise of concern for our health and well-being, tyrants came out of the woodwork. Our Constitution, our Bill of Rights, and our lives are being destroyed as the left solidifies and expands their oppressive powers. We’ve been herded around like cattle, threatened, isolated, confined, silenced, and arrested. You name it, it’s happening.

You tell me if what follows sounds like the United States, or China.

We’ve been told who can work and who can’t, with language that separates us according to who is and who isn’t “essential” as the almighty State supersedes individual rights and the family unit.
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-Rurik

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What gets me is some people that call themselves Conservatives or Patriots are not only going along with this shit but actively supporting it. Any other time they'd be shouting "FREEDOM!!!" from the rooftops, but now? Now they're submitting to this with smiles on their faces.

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Manners count

LAKELAND, Fla. (WFLA) – The Polk County Sheriff’s Office is trying to identify a man who was caught on surveillance video attacking another customer at a liquor store in Lakeland, Florida.

The alleged attack happened at the Publix Liquor store around 12:30 p.m. Saturday.

According to deputies, the attack stemmed from the suspect getting upset that the victim didn’t thank him for holding the door open. The victim, who is seen in video released by the sheriff’s office wearing a tan-colored hat, told deputies he walked into the liquor store while the suspect held the door open.
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Retroactive birth control

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Health officials in Tennessee’s largest county say the number of overdoses related to opioids and other drugs has surged in the past month, reaching 58 deaths in a 30-day period.

Shelby County, which includes Memphis, reported 391 suspected overdoses from April 7 to May 7, according to a news release from the county health department. The 58 deaths is the highest county total for a 30-day period since record keeping began in January 2019 using a database of incidents reported by first reponders and the West Tennessee Regional Forensic Center.
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Only because their Socialist Sweetheart Bernie dropped out...

When it comes to the presidential election, a new statewide poll shows the majority of Californians will vote for Democratic candidate Joe Biden but they aren’t very excited about it.

Of the 800 people surveyed in an exclusive Nexstar Media/Emerson College poll, the majority, 59.2%, said they will vote for the former Vice President but 26% said they were “not that excited” about doing so.
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Under arrest for possession of Early Girls

Leawood, KS — Adlynn and Robert Harte and their two children had harmed no one and broken no laws when heavily armed militarized SWAT deputies with the Johnson County sheriff’s department stormed their home like it was an ISIS compound. The “hero” deputies were searching for evidence of marijuana production and use but they found none because the Harte’s don’t use or produce marijuana. They do grow vegetables, however, and they also drink tea.
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-WiscoDave

6 months.....

Well, it's been 6 months ago today since CharlieGodammit died. I know, it doesn't seem like that long ago, does it?
I can't believe how much I miss that damned dog. I still wake up every morning expecting to see him at the door so he could go outside to ambush me with a pile of shit where he knew I'd be walking later.
I'm still finding myself dropping my hand down from the arm of my chair to scratch him, only now instead of a grateful lick I'm finding nothing.
I still catch myself scanning the property wondering just where in the hell did that dog wander off to now?

I wonder sometimes if I'll ever get over him. Sometimes I wish I will but really, in a way I hope I don't. I know he'd never have gotten over me if I had died before he did.

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We can always hope, right?

That satchel that Acting DNI Ric Grenell personally delivered to the Department of Justice on May 7, 2020 was far too big for just a list of the 39 Obama administration officials, including his chief of staff and ambassador to Italy. Those higher ups have been exposed as requesting the unmasking of General Flynn. But there must have been a lot more inside, and that material was voluminous to require a briefcase-sized container, and that is the key to exposing the real extent of the spy operation that President Obama carried out on his political enemies, and the unmasking of General Michael Flynn is just the tip of the iceberg.
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-WiscoDave

"ACHTUNG! YOU VILL COMPLY!!!"

Any Nashville business owners who don’t obey the city’s new COVID-19 guidelines risk losing their permits to operate, Nashville Mayor John Cooper said at a press conference Monday.

Cooper, preaching safety first, said the community must respond to business owners who flagrantly violate the rules.
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A BAC of 0.55? I salute you, sir.

The Montezuma County Coroner’s Office is disputing the state’s claim of a third fatal case of the coronavirus in Cortez, saying the person died of alcohol poisoning.

County Coroner George Deavers said the person tested positive for COVID-19, but an investigation by him and the pathologist determined the cause of death was ethanol toxicity. The person’s blood-alcohol content was 0.55, or almost seven times the legal driving limit of 0.08 in Colorado, Deavers said. A BAC of 0.3 is considered lethal.
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-WiscoDave

*****

When I got my DUI back in early 1982, I blew a .27 on the breathalyzer. The cop couldn't believe it because while he could tell I'd been drinking, I didn't appear to be that drunk. Shit man, I'd just gotten out of the army and that was just a light buzz. When he asked me to recite the alphabet I did him one better and rattled off the phonetic alphabet without even thinking twice.

Just another day in Section 8 housing

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — A man will be charged with criminal homicide after a fatal shooting Wednesday afternoon at Cumberland View public housing in North Nashville.

Metro police said Clarence Baxter, Jr. 25, shot and killed Jamal Campbell, 37, and detectives are investigating whether Campbell also shot Baxter.
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"Hey, fuck THAT guy"

MARYSVILLE, Calif. — Two counties are leading the resistance to California's stay-at-home order that was put into place by Gov. Gavin Newsom on March 19 as a way to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus.

To the north of Sacramento, in Sutter County and Yuba County, many businesses were open on Monday -- despite warnings and threats from Newsom's administration.
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This won't be abused, oh no no no...

The US Senate voted Wednesday on an amendment to the Patriot Act that would prevent law enforcement from seizing American's internet browsing and search history without a warrant.

The bill required 60 supporting votes to pass and the final tally came up with only 59 ayes and 37 nays – but the failure was only due to a lack of attendance.
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-WiscoDave

Shake Rattle and Roll

A magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck in a remote part of western Nevada early Friday morning, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

The temblor hit at 4:03 a.m. about 130 miles southeast of Reno and 60 miles east of Mono Lake — about halfway between Las Vegas and Reno.
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Fucking buzzkills

A woman was caught on camera masturbating while half-naked in a Chinese IKEA store, prompting the DIY furniture company to pledge stricter security.
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-Steve

The first of many, I hope

Medical professionals and a patient in Michigan have filed a lawsuit against Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as the battles grow between her and those favoring relaxing the economic shutdown she has imposed in response to the coronavirus crisis.

Their lawsuit in federal court comes at a time when Ms. Whitmer continues to engage in a public spat with a 77-year-old barber, who has defied various orders and as of Thursday morning continued to cut hair at his Owosso shop.

The plaintiffs allege in federal court that Ms. Whitmer’s “drastic, unprecedented [and] unilateral executive actions” to cease economic activity that her office deemed nonessential were based on “grossly inaccurate” models that no longer apply and therefore should be lifted.
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Your Friday Morning Florida Report

HAWTHORNE, Fla. – A Florida woman set fire to a converted woodshed that another woman was living in following an argument over a missing towel, authorities said.

Robin Hamilton, 57, was arrested shortly after Saturday's fire behind a Hawthorne trailer home, the Gainesville Sun reported.
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What the fuck is wrong with people nowadays? Part II

DALLAS (Video from KTVT via CNN) — A woman and her boyfriend in Texas are facing charges after police found her 6-year-old grandson tied up in a shed, according to reports.

Dallas Police officers were called to 53-year-old Esmeralda Lira's home Sunday night — after a caller told them a child was being kept inside a shed in their backyard, KTVT reported.
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Calling a spade a spade

Talk about shit luck

According to police, officers responded to a severe traffic accident at the intersection of Southwest 312th Street and Southwest 152nd Avenue at approximately 7:30 p.m.

When they arrived, officers were told of a female in one of the vehicle's that was suffering from gunshot wounds.
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Okay, this is cool

What the fuck is wrong with people nowadays?

DELAWARE — Delaware State Police have identified the man they say fatally shot an Elkton, Maryland, couple at a veterans cemetery in Delaware Friday morning.

Police identified the suspect as 29-year-old Sheldon Francis.
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Gotta be California (again)

Looking for the elusive Camel Toe?

KINGSPORT, Tenn. (AP) — Three appeals court judges in Tennessee have ruled that it is not illegal to film women fully clothed in public without their permission.

In separate but identical opinions filed late last month, Tennessee Court of Criminal Appeals Judges D. Kelly Thomas Jr., James Curwood Witt Jr. and Thomas T. Woodall dismissed unlawful photography convictions against a man accused of filming women for sexual gratification, The Knoxville News Sentinel reported Sunday.
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Shelby Foote on the Confederate Flag

The Aztec Cattle Company & the Hashknife Outfit

In 1884, the Aztec Land and Cattle Company of Boston began operations in Arizona with its headquarters situated across the Little Colorado River from the site of Saint Joseph (now Joseph City.) The third-largest cattle company in North America, the organization was better known as the Hashknife Outfit because their brand resembled the old hash knives used by chuckwagon cooks.
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Allison Logging - Coastal Logging in the early 20th Century

A Time to Hate

Through eight years, I accepted the rules of the game. Obama was president. He won fair and square because the Republicans serially put up two milquetoast opponents who were incapable of offering a vision or articulating a message that inspired. John McCain had been an American wartime hero who stood by his men, refused early release, and withstood torture in the “Hanoi Hilton” 40 years earlier. But he had no business running for a presidency two generations later for which he was not prepared to fight and for which he had no vision. And then came Mitt Romney, his etch-a-sketch candidacy, his binders full of women, and his Romneycare, which served as the model for the Obamacare and which was the single most galvanizing issue in 2012 for Republican conservatives. In order to throw out Obamacare, the Republican Party offered us conservatives … what, Romneycare? Tough for us conservatives to sing in that tabernacle choir.
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-WiscoDave

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Now if Biden was a Republican.....

Rep. Dianne Feinstein on Thursday called Tara Reade’s sexual allegations against former Vice President Joe Biden “ridiculous” and said she does not believe her.

The California Democrat discussed Reade’s allegations before reporters, and said Reade’s are “totally different” from the sexual assault allegations Christine Blasey Ford made against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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Some people will do anything to avoid buying a Mother's Day card

Detectives arrested a blood-soaked man after he called 911 to confess to stabbing his mother to death at a home in Monterey Park on Wednesday, officials said.

The killing was first reported about 10:45 a.m. in the 1700 block of Alisar Avenue, according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, which is assisting the Monterey Park Police Department in the investigation.
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Anybody up for a peanut butter and cocaine sandwich?

LODI, Calif. — A Lodi man tried sending cocaine through the mail under the guise of it being a jar of peanut butter, police said Wednesday.

Donald, Thatcher, 39, was arrested on identity theft and drug charges related to possession, transportation and sales, the Lodi Police Department said.
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Sorry, Abduhl and Abner

Pennsylvania has become the third state to fully ban child marriage, following Delaware and New Jersey.

Gov. Tom Wolf signed into law last week a bill that sets 18 as the minimum age to obtain a marriage license.

Previously, those younger than 16 could get married if they had court approval, while those between the ages of 16 and 18 could get married with the consent of a parent or guardian.
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Police - Why Do They Continue To Violate Their Oath Of Office?

I have written and rewritten this article many times over the past two weeks. While one side of me wants to support our local and state police the other side wants to point out the many violations of their Oath’s of Office. With that written I will jump in headfirst and accept the slings and arrows thrown at me.

The above Oath of Office is standard across the 50-states and local police forces for the most part. You can also find them in your states Constitution. I did a DuckDuckGo search for the California Highway Patrol this morning because of Governor Newsom’s order of closing Orange County beaches to the public. Please notice, only Orange County beaches.
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-WiscoDave

To Protect and..... aw hell, never mind

A Florida officer, who was fired after 'failing to coordinate an immediate response' to the Parkland shooting in 2018 and instead cowered behind a car, will be reinstated.

Sgt Brian Miller was terminated from the Broward Sheriff’s Office in June 2019 after being suspended for several months.

During the investigation, the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission found that the Broward Sheriff's Office displayed deficiencies in everything from training and command to individual performance in its response to the massacre that saw Nikolas Cruz shoot dead 14 students and three faculty members on February 14, 2018.
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-WiscoDave

Making a trip to the zoo worth remembering

More California Churches, Sheriffs Announce Defiance of State, Local Orders

California entered phase 2 of its reopening plan Friday, but that excluded houses of worship being able to hold in-person services. Regardless, several thousand church leaders say they plan to reopen by May 31 no matter what the governor says.

California Church United, a network of 3,000 California churches, representing 2.5 million members, announced it plans to open May 31, instead of waiting until the state implements phase 3, which includes allowing modified reopening of houses of worship.

Many churches are reopening nationwide on May 31, a date specifically chosen because it falls on the Day of Pentecost, a significant date on the Christian calendar. Some plan to open Sunday, May 10.
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Your Thursday Morning Florida Report

CUDJOE KEY, Fla. – A 79-year-old man and 75-year-old woman were arrested Friday night after a flare gun was shot multiple times at a person who arrived to serve legal papers at a residence in Cudjoe Key.

William James Nash allegedly shot at the victim who was attempting to serve civil process/legal papers. A woman at the house, Carole Plumley Harwood, was charged with resisting arrest and battery after she tried to “charge” the victim to knock him over.
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Good Morning

I swear, this pup looks just like that asshole dog Jack.

Time to indict the entire government of California

The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a federal statute that forbids encouraging illegal aliens to remain in the U.S. unlawfully in a decision Thursday.

The Supreme Court justices voided an earlier decision by the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, which had ruled that a federal anti-harboring statute was unconstitutional on the grounds that it violated the First Amendment by restricting free speech. The ruling by the nation’s highest court Thursday upholds the law.
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As if we needed a warning

Sounds like she needs to take a toke and mellow out

EL RENO, Okla. (KFOR) – A dispute between the owner of a medical marijuana dispensary and her former employees is escalating after they say she owes them more than $4,000 in back pay.

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The other said the money issue wasn’t the reason he finally quit.

“No,” said former employee Alex Quiroz. “I quit because of her unprofessionalism. She cussed employees out in front of customers. That’s not how you run a business.”
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Damn, man. Leave some 2A for me too...

All righty then

Most of us have to trim our toenails as soon as they become even slightly uncomfortable, but for “long nail beauties” like Arinda Storm Weaver that’s not an option, as their nails are the objects of desire for thousands of people around the world, and a valuable source of income.

The 58-year-old from Ohio used to work as an account manager at a manufacturing plant, but she accidentally discovered the world of LNBs (long nail beauties) 14 years ago and she never looked back. Weaver was blogging about her journey battling breast cancer in 2006, when she noticed that some of her readers were paying a bit too much attention to her long fingernails. She had always liked to take good care of her talons, growing them as much as possible, but she had never realized that there was a full fledged community of long nail enthusiasts willing to pay for the chance to admire them freely. Arinda eventually quit her job in 2008 and has been making a living selling videos of her six-inch-long toenails ever since.
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And pants were shat

Bath night already?

The Life of Wild Bill Hickok - Re-done

-Kent

He expected something different from Massholes?

MASHPEE, Mass. — A Cape Cod ice cream shop’s opening day will now be its last — at least for now, after the owner claimed his employees were disrespected by angry customers.

Kyle Lawrence, owner of Polar Cave Ice Cream Parlour in Mashpee, told WFXT-TV that he wanted to open his shop quietly on Friday to kick off Mother’s Day weekend.
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How about we just hand over Obama and Holder for you to prosecute?

Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador called on the US to apologize if it is confirmed US agents carried out the botched Fast and Furious gun running program during the Obama years.
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-Rurik

Well, at first you was and then you wasn't.....

MIAMI BEACH, Fla. – A woman was arrested Sunday after leaving a designated protest area in Lummus Park in Miami Beach to sit on the sand while holding a sign that read “We are free,” authorities said.
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'Blue state' governors' lockdowns put America in 'untenable situation'

Historian and Hoover Institution senior fellow Victor Davis Hanson told "The Story" Friday that Democratic governors of states like New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Illinois are creating an "untenable situation" by being slow to lift lockdowns instituted to counter coronavirus.

"We don’t think more people will die because of the lockdown versus exposure to the virus," Hanson said, mimicking the thought process of some Democratic governors, "We have to be absolutely certain that nobody gets the virus and dies."
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-Rurik

*****

If the link doesn't do its stuff when you click on it, copy and paste it to your browser.
https://www.foxnews.com/media/victor-davis-hanson-lockdowns-america-untenable-situation

Stanislaus County Supervisors Vote To Not Enforce Governor’s Order

STANISLAUS COUNTY CA (CBS13) — Leaders in Stanislaus County, which has not been given the green light for an accelerated reopening, are easing up on enforcing the governor’s order.
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Prisoners of the State

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee gave an update on reopening Washington’s economy and contact tracing during the coronavirus pandemic.

During his press conference the Democrat Governor warned citizens that those families with an infection will not be allowed outside of their homes. Someone else will have to do their shopping for them.
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-Mark

Pennsylvania County District Attorney Refuses to Prosecute Businesses for Breaking Tyrannical House Arrest Orders

David J. Russo, the Greene County District Attorney, announced on May 7, 2020 that he will not prosecute small business owners for not complying with Governor Tom Wolf’s shutdown order.

According to a press release, Russo declared, “As of Monday, May 11, 2020 businesses in Greene County Pennsylvania who open their doors and conduct business will not be prosecuted as long as they limit the number of customers on the premises, maintain social distancing, require personal protective equipment for employees and customers, as well as follow CDC guidelines.”
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Hey, they own the place, right?

There’s growing frustration among owners of vacation homes in South Lake Tahoe as they find they are unable to visit their property because of the California’s stay-at-home order.

The city cracked down on nonessential travel and the use of short-term rentals after seeing tourists flock in record numbers to the region after Gov. Gavin Newsom implemented the stay-at-home order in March. Now, owners of those homes are fighting the ban and the fine of $1,000 per day.
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Working with what you got

A Distinct Possibility: ‘Temporary’ Layoffs May Be Permanent

In late March, Britney Ruby Miller, co-owner of a small chain of steakhouse restaurants, confidently proclaimed that once the viral outbreak had subsided, her company planned to recall all its laid-off workers.

Now? Miller would be thrilled to restore, by year's end, three-quarters of the roughly 600 workers her company had to let go.

“I’m being realistic,” she said. “Bringing back 75% of our staff would be incredible.”
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Damn, just like Miami Vice

LAUDERHILL, Fla. – A wild and reckless gun battle spread across three different scenes in Lauderhill.

Broward Sheriff’s Office said they got the call of shots fired around 1 p.m. Sunday.

Investigators said an argument between two men quickly got out of control at the Exxon gas station on 82nd Avenue and Commercial Boulevard, which erupted into a dangerous exchange of gunfire.
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Your Wednesday Morning Florida Report

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - Firefighters say a store manager has suffered a broken leg after a driver accidentally crashed into a local FedEx.
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Good Morning

Breaking Bad replayed in the town I was born

Ceres Police discovered a clandestine drug lab inside of an RV reported to the city for being parked on the street too long and on Wednesday arrested a 25-year-old Ceres man who allegedly operated it.

Ceres Detective Mike Vierra, along with other members of the Stanislaus County Special Investigations Unit, went to the 1600 block of Manny Lane at 10:44 a.m. to follow up on an anonymous tip provided through the city government outreach app “GOGov.” A citizen reported the RV had been parked at the curb for an extended period of time. Vierra spoke to Andrew Manriquez and noticed precursors of a Dimethyltryptamine (DMT) lab so a warrant for a search was obtained.
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Here, hold my beer

Some folks just ain't real bright

The FBI said Saturday that a 29-year-old Texas man has been arrested, accused of making online threats that included a photo of a weapon and a reference to Walmart

A 29-year-old Texas man has been arrested, accused of making online threats that included a photo of a weapon and a reference to Walmart, the FBI said Saturday.
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Well, that marriage is off to a good start

Honest mistake - they all look alike /s

A white sheriff’s deputy in North Carolina is facing criminal charges after allegedly leading an armed mob to the home of a black teenager and trying to force their way inside as part of a botched vigilante mission.

New Hanover & Pender County District Attorney Ben David on Friday announced the charges against Jordan Kita, a New Hanover Sheriff’s Office detention officer accused of wearing his uniform while leading the group of people—one of whom was allegedly packing an AR-15—to confront a high school student at his home. Kita has since been fired from the sheriff's office.
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Fly the Friendly Skies.....

Temper, temper.....

At least five people were reportedly shot Sunday night at a Texas park that was the site of a 600-person party amid the coronavirus pandemic.

The shooting occurred about 6:30 p.m. at Village Creek Park in Fort Worth, according to the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, citing police.
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-Steve

Titty envy?

The Dreaded Death Jam (and how to clear it)

-Murray

Looks like Tyrone meant bidness

Authorities on Thursday found a weapons cache with over a dozen guns, thousands of rounds of ammunition and body armor during the arrest of a man suspected in a double homicide in Alabama.

Tyrone Johnson, 37, was wanted in connection to the fatal shooting of two men outside a motorcycle club in Huntsville, Alabama, on March 27.
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It's rough all over

CHEATHAM COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — While most Americans are worrying about social distancing, others are simply concerned about getting their next fix.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused the shut down of the United States and Mexico border and that has dramatically reduced the amount of drugs flowing into this country.

Because of that, area drug agents say drug supplies into the u.s. have been destabilized.
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Bubble-Wrapped Americans: How the U.S. Became Obsessed with Physical and Emotional Safety

It’s a common refrain: We have bubble-wrapped the world. Americans in particular are obsessed with “safety.” The simplest way to get any law passed in America, be it a zoning law or a sweeping reform of the intelligence community, is to invoke a simple sentence: “A kid might get hurt.”

Almost no one is opposed to reasonable efforts at making the world a safer place. But the operating word here is “reasonable.” Banning lawn darts, for example, rather than just telling people that they can be dangerous when used by unsupervised children, is a perfect example of a craving for safety gone too far.
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No wonder they can't pry the homeless out of SF

San Francisco is using private donations to deliver alcohol, tobacco and medical marijuana to a few dozen people dealing with addiction as they isolate or quarantine in city-leased hotel rooms during the pandemic, officials confirmed Wednesday.

There are about 270 people, mostly homeless, staying in hotel rooms to recover from COVID-19 or to wait out possible exposure to the virus. Nearly a dozen people have received alcohol and more than two dozen have received tobacco, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
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"This shit's so good it'll kill you, bro"

Six individuals were arrested in connection with a large-scale drug mill that operated in the University Heights neighborhood of the Bronx and distributed "coronavirus" and "24 Black Mamba" heroin throughout New York and New Jersey, according to prosecutors.
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Tennessee Police Arrest Citizen Who Escaped Forced COVID-19 Detention Camp

Comrades, some readers might not be aware the Ministry of COVID compliance has set up quarantine camps, detention facilities in various areas. Formerly free citizens who test positive for COVID-19 are forcibly taken to the quarantine camps and held under guard.

Last week one of the non-compliant captives demanded his freedom; he climbed the fence and escaped detention. After a manhunt in Tennessee the subversive citizen was recaptured, arrested and brought back to the detention facility…. Alarmed yet?

A coronavirus patient was arrested Thursday after prosecutors said he jumped a fence and fled the Nashville Fairgrounds, where health officials are using enforceable quarantines in an attempt to control an outbreak at an emergency homeless shelter.

This appears to be the first case in Nashville of police making an arrest to enforce coronavirus restrictions enacted by the local government.
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-WiscoDave, Stormfax

And mine has duct tape!

You'd think they'd actually take a look at the man, wouldn't you?

An inmate at a Chicago jail posed as a fellow detainee, put on a face mask and was mistakenly released, officials at the Cook County Sheriff's Office said.

Quintin Henderson, 28, was set to be released from the Cook County jail on May 2 "for a narcotics charge when he provided his personal information to Jahquez Scott for a promise of $1,000," the sheriff's office said in a statement.
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Your Tuesday Morning Florida Report

KEY WEST, Fla. – A Monroe County Sheriff’s Office detention deputy was arrested Tuesday night by Key West police after a domestic violence incident, authorities confirmed Wednesday.

According to a police report, the victim told police she was trying to speak to Elias Emmanuel, 32, around 5:45 p.m. but he ignored her and was texting on his phone.
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