Ukraine has now listed Joe Biden as wanted on Class A felony charges. 🍿

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Buffalo, N.Y. -- A black family's car was vandalized w/swastikas, the N-Word, pro-Trump and anti-BLM graffiti. A brick was thrown at the windshield. Following an investigation, police say the car's owner vandalized it for insurance fraud purposes. Erie County District Attorney John Flynn announced Tuesday that, Clifton Eutsey, 18, allegedly spray-painted messages of hate on his own car in North Buffalo. Swastikas, the N-word, KKK and profanity against Black Lives Matter were spray-painted all over the car, a BMW X5.
Eutsey has been charged with:
Insurance Fraud in the Third Degree, a Class “D” felony
Offering a False Instrument for Filing in the Second Degree, a Class “A” misdemeanor
Falsifying Business Records in the Second Degree, a Class “A” misdemeanor
Falsely Reporting an Incident in the Third Degree, a Class “A” misdemeanor
If convicted on all charges, Eutsey faces up to 7 years in prison. 😭 #LMAO

SpaceX’s newly launched capsule with four astronauts arrived at the International Space Station, their new home until spring. The Dragon capsule pulled up and docked late Monday night, following a 27-hour, completely automated flight from NASA's Kennedy Space Center. The linkup occurred 262 miles above Idaho. “Oh, what a good voice to hear,” space station astronaut Kate Rubins called out when the Dragon's commander, Mike Hopkins, first made radio contact. This is the second astronaut mission for SpaceX. But it’s the first time Elon Musk’s company delivered a crew for a full half-year station stay. The two-pilot test flight earlier this year lasted two months.

Tucker Carlson Tonight: America is locking down again. In some places, that's already happening. If you have kids, you've seen it. Joe Biden has promised more of it -- more masks, more quarantines, more limits on travel, more restrictions on who you can eat with and who you can touch. The most intimate details of our lives are being completely controlled by our leadership class. The people who used to scream at politicians, "Keep your hands off my body!" aren't saying a thing about this. In fact, they're encouraging it.

8:26 am PST A fog bow (white rainbow) has formed at El Porto as the surface pressure gradients are starting to trend back onshore. Cooler everywhere today-especially at the coast! #WOW

⚠️ TRAFFIC ALERT: Stu Mundel in Sky FOX reports heavy traffic on the southbound lanes of the 405 Freeway in the San Fernando Valley following a multi-car crash at Victory Blvd.

Meanwhile, in Aptos, Calif. #WTF

Observers were shocked at a now viral video that shows environmental activist Greta Thunberg being unable to answer a basic question without a script. Thunberg has been lauded by the media establishment for her thunderous speeches denouncing world leaders who don’t take climate change seriously enough. However, when the teenage campaigner was asked a question on that very subject, her response, or lack thereof, was remarkable. “Could you please tell us what kind of message what you are doing here today – what kind of message would you send by doing this to world leaders and also can I ask you, do you think it’s about time President Trump would respond to what you have said today?” Thunberg was asked. After a long pause, Thunberg said, “Erm, I think…I’m sorry what was the first question?” (Read more.)

Two veteran Los Angeles Police Department officers are suing the city, alleging they were wrongly accused of being part of a so-called "blue flu" officer sickout during the July 4 weekend when they were actually ill when they took time off.

Officers Ryan Putman and Meggan Stroup brought their cases Nov. 9 and 10, respectively, in Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging retaliation and violation of the state Labor Code. They each seek unspecified damages.

A representative for the City Attorney's Office could not be immediately reached.

Hundreds of officers called in ill over the July 4 weekend, according to media reports. The sickout came after a period in which officers dealt with protests in May over the death of George Floyd in the custody of Minneapolis police and the Los Angeles City Council's slashing of $150 million from the police budget and the diversion of funds for other purposes in the wake of demands for changes in policing.

Putman is an 11-year veteran of the LAPD who is assigned to Valley Traffic Division's special traffic enforcement detail, the suit states. He took July 3 off for "a valid illness," availing himself of the benefits provided under the Labor Code and the "Kin Care" statute that then-Gov. Jerry Brown signed into law in 2014.

The law requires employers to provide paid sick leave to address a worker's own illness or that of the employee's child, spouse or parent.

Upon returning to work, Putman heard other officers' comments, fears, opinions and chatter about an alleged "blue flu" and the adverse consequences for the participating officers, Putman's suit states.

Before then, Putman knew of no call, plea, suggestion or other information pertaining to an LAPD "blue flu" or for officers to call in sick over the July 4 weekend, his suit states.

In retaliation for taking sick leave, the LAPD accused Putman of unlawfully abusing his paid sick leave, of lying and of conspiring to and engaging in an illegal work protest, falsely labeling him as a "blue-flu'er," Putman's suit states.

Putman also was issued an "action item," which will remain in his personnel file and could adversely affect his future when being considered for future transfers, promotions, assignments and many other work benefits, his suit states.

Stroup, an eight-year LAPD veteran assigned to patrol duties with the Foothill Traffic Division, also felt ill July 3 and took sick time off before returning July 6, her suit states.

Stroup was at home during her first day off when she received a voicemail message from a sergeant telling her to provide a doctor's note justifying her absence, according to her suit.

When Stroup returned to work, she soon heard "comments, fears, opinions and chatter about an alleged 'blue flu' and the consequences," her suit states.

Some LAPD officers said Chief Michel Moore was "pissed and is going to take action," that the chief had promised "there will be consequences" and that "heads will roll" for officers who "banged in sick," according to her suit.

Like Putman, the LAPD put an "action item" in her file and when she protested to a sergeant that her illness was documented by her doctor's note, the sergeant replied, "It's super simple to get a doctor's note, so it doesn't really make a difference...," her suit states.

Stroup, who was still taking prescription medication for her sickness, was also admonished based on the allegation she took part in the officer "blue flu," the suit states.

We Must Stop the Steal in GEORGIA

LUDLOW, Calif. - A preliminary 3.5-magnitude earthquake struck Tuesday morning in San Bernardino County. The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) says the quake was reported at 9:32 a.m. near Ludlow. It was recorded at a depth of about three miles. There were no immediate reports of damage or injuries. While there are many variables involved, geologists say damage does not usually occur until the earthquake magnitude reaches somewhere above 4 or 5. USGS provides information about earthquakes by state and preparedness information, including helpful information for those in California.

CALLING ALL PATRIOTS - Rally in Georgia at state capitol Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. If you are going please be peaceful, and help STOP THE STEAL - https://www.bitchute.com/video/imWt52lLRK2e/

Senator Ted Cruz Questioning Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey About Voter Fraud.

LIVE: Acting Secretary of Defense to officially announce U.S. drawdown in Afghanistan and Iraq from the Pentagon.

Miami PD: Detectives need assistance identifying the suspect seen in the video below. On 10/13 the suspect burglarized the Camillus Health Concern building. He took 2 laptops worth over $3000. If you recognize the suspect, please contact our Burglary Unit at 305-603-603