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Joe Biden: "When I think of climate change, I think of jobs."
Yeah. Hand jobs, blow jobs, but mostly con jobs. This guy spent a half century in Washington suckling the public teat. He wouldn’t know how to create a job if he had to. (Although he did get a nice “job” for Hunter).
Yeah. Hand jobs, blow jobs, but mostly con jobs. This guy spent a half century in Washington suckling the public teat. He wouldn’t know how to create a job if he had to. (Although he did get a nice “job” for Hunter).
LOS ANGELES – Law enforcement agencies in the Southland and across the nation were told Wednesday of a “heightened threat environment” which federal officials are linking to the presidential transition that they say could lead to acts of domestic terrorism by extremists.
The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday warning of the potential for lingering violence from people motivated by anti-government sentiment after President Joe Biden’s election.
The department did not cite a specific threat, but pointed to “a heightened threat environment across the United States” that it believes “will persist” in the weeks since Biden took office. DHS said it consulted with law enforcement and intelligence agencies before issuing the alert about the potential for homegrown violent extremism.
“Information suggests that some ideologically-motivated violent extremists with objections to the exercise of governmental authority and the presidential transition, as well as other perceived grievances fueled by false narratives, could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence,″ the bulletin said.
With the warning, the Biden administration is effectively stepping into the politically charged debate over how to describe or characterize acts motivated by political ideology, suggesting that it sees violence aimed at overturning the election as akin to terrorism.
The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday warning of the potential for lingering violence from people motivated by anti-government sentiment after President Joe Biden’s election.
The department did not cite a specific threat, but pointed to “a heightened threat environment across the United States” that it believes “will persist” in the weeks since Biden took office. DHS said it consulted with law enforcement and intelligence agencies before issuing the alert about the potential for homegrown violent extremism.
“Information suggests that some ideologically-motivated violent extremists with objections to the exercise of governmental authority and the presidential transition, as well as other perceived grievances fueled by false narratives, could continue to mobilize to incite or commit violence,″ the bulletin said.
With the warning, the Biden administration is effectively stepping into the politically charged debate over how to describe or characterize acts motivated by political ideology, suggesting that it sees violence aimed at overturning the election as akin to terrorism.
Cbslocal
Feds Warn Of Post-Inauguration 'Heightened Threat Environment' In Homeland Security Bulletin
The Department of Homeland Security issued a national terrorism bulletin Wednesday warning of the potential for lingering violence from people motivated by anti-government sentiment after President Joe Biden’s election.
The superintendent blamed the pandemic for the spike and warned that things have the potential to get much, much worse.
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/police-superintendent-chicago-has-hit-144-carjackings-in-just-the-first-21-days-of-the-year/
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/police-superintendent-chicago-has-hit-144-carjackings-in-just-the-first-21-days-of-the-year/
Law Enforcement Today
Police Superintendent: Chicago has hit 144 carjackings in just the first 21 days of the year
Chicago Police Supt. David Brown says that the carjacking spike is both a "regional and national issue that both urban and suburban cities are experiencing"
We are talking about straight up cartel-style assassinations - 19 of them. Right near the border. Again.
But hey... there's no crisis at the border, right?
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/what-border-crisis-19-bodies-found-shot-and-burned-near-border/
But hey... there's no crisis at the border, right?
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/what-border-crisis-19-bodies-found-shot-and-burned-near-border/
Law Enforcement Today
What border crisis? 19 bodies found shot and burned near Mexico - United States border
Mexican authorities found 19 dead bodies inside two burning vehicles on a dirt road in Camargo, Tamaulipas on Jan. 24th - an area known for cartel activity.
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Shocking Scenes 'peaceful protests' in Moscow, Russia 01/23/2021
⚠️ LA County Sheriff's: The National Weather Service LA has advised of a Flood Watch Warning in County of LA for residents living near the BobCAT, Lake Fire, Ranch2Fire burn areas. Be prepared for possible evacuations, IF NEEDED.
Visit https://ready.lacounty.gov/ for tips on how to prepare.
Visit https://ready.lacounty.gov/ for tips on how to prepare.
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Shocking dash cam video! Police said one person was in a serious condition and another three sustained minor injuries in a road accident in Utah.
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LAPD Chief Michel Moore talks to ABC about the disturbing increase in homicides and gun violence that we continue to see in 2021, and how COVID-19 has impacted all of us, including the LAPD.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz expects to send hundreds of state law enforcement agents into Minneapolis to secure the March trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer accused of murdering George Floyd.
FOX 9 Minneapolis-St. Paul
Walz seeks millions for securing Chauvin trial in March
Gov. Tim Walz's administration expects it will require 600 state personnel and an untold number of local law enforcement officials to secure the March trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer accused of murdering George Floyd.
Police in Boulder arrested a man for assaulting an officer, but not before he put up quite a fight. The robbery suspect is accused of hitting an officer in the head with a shovel and then using the officer’s taser to strike the head again.
Cbslocal
Boulder Police Arrest Man Who Hit Officer In Head With Snow Shovel, Taser
Police in Boulder arrested a man for assaulting an officer, but not before he put up quite a fight.
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MSP Metro Detroit: This is dash cam video of part of the pursuit and the successful conclusion. The suspect was taken into custody and the victim and the two kids were not hurt. The video ends before the arrest to protect the privacy of the mother and her kids.
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Tucker Carlson Tonight: As of Wednesday night there are nearly 10,000 federal troops in America's capital city. Why are they there? How long will they be staying? No one is being very clear about any of that. So you're left to draw your own conclusions, which people naturally are doing. By the way, it's not making anyone more moderate. If you're really worried about extremism, you probably wouldn't put 10,000 federal troops in your capital city, making everyone more radical and crazy. But they don't care about that. The point of this whole highly militarized exercise is to remind you of what Mao Zedong once famously said: "Political power grows from the barrel of a gun." Unfortunately, that is true in every country at all times.
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Netherlands, Rotterdam -- Rioting continues over Covid lockdowns in the Netherlands.
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Santa Ana Police Department -- MostWantedWednesday - January 27, 2021
Location: 2002 N Main Street - Bowers Museum
Between 12/24/2020 and 01/18/2021, the Bowers Museum was the victim of four commercial burglaries. During three of the incidents, large metal freight containers and a shed on the property were burglarized. Surveillance footage captured several unknown suspects climbing over the wall and locked fence, using a bolt cutter and an electric grinder to force entry into the containers.
Numerous power/hand tools, valued at approximately $5000 and miscellaneous items from the gift shop valued at approximately $3000 were taken. Anyone with information on the identity or whereabouts of these suspects is asked to contact Detective Castro at (714) 245-8345 or ACastro@santa-ana.org
Location: 2002 N Main Street - Bowers Museum
Between 12/24/2020 and 01/18/2021, the Bowers Museum was the victim of four commercial burglaries. During three of the incidents, large metal freight containers and a shed on the property were burglarized. Surveillance footage captured several unknown suspects climbing over the wall and locked fence, using a bolt cutter and an electric grinder to force entry into the containers.
Numerous power/hand tools, valued at approximately $5000 and miscellaneous items from the gift shop valued at approximately $3000 were taken. Anyone with information on the identity or whereabouts of these suspects is asked to contact Detective Castro at (714) 245-8345 or ACastro@santa-ana.org
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AOC links Republicans to White supremacists, QAnon believers. Author and commentator Mark Steyn weighs in on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight'
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LAPD HQ: Over the past 6 days LAPD South Traffic has been conducting an operation to reduce fatal traffic collisions. Through community engagement, high visibility & enforcement they’ve reduced traffic collisions & deterred crime in the operational area—and ensured this car was off the road.
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Greg Gutfeld on President Biden pushing racial equity over equality.
Tuesday, President Biden signed four executive actions based on racial equity -- focusing on systemic racism in private prisons, housing, COVID relief and tribal relations.Ap parently, systemic racism is like oxygen -- it’s everywhere you look. And the solution is equity. Not equality. Equity. ven Joe’s using the word. Does he know what it means? Who knows? Which means that it’s time for... Greg explaining stuff the media wishes you wouldn't understand!Equality, as you know, means you have the opportunity to try something, even if you're bad at it. I can try to play basketball. I will suck… but in America, I have an opportunity to try. Just like I have the opportunity to become an electrical engineer, a pipefitter or a Peloton instructor. I would suck at those, too, but it’s against the law to discriminate against me.
Tuesday, President Biden signed four executive actions based on racial equity -- focusing on systemic racism in private prisons, housing, COVID relief and tribal relations.Ap parently, systemic racism is like oxygen -- it’s everywhere you look. And the solution is equity. Not equality. Equity. ven Joe’s using the word. Does he know what it means? Who knows? Which means that it’s time for... Greg explaining stuff the media wishes you wouldn't understand!Equality, as you know, means you have the opportunity to try something, even if you're bad at it. I can try to play basketball. I will suck… but in America, I have an opportunity to try. Just like I have the opportunity to become an electrical engineer, a pipefitter or a Peloton instructor. I would suck at those, too, but it’s against the law to discriminate against me.