Despite a soaring, often brutal, wave of crime that has struck the city, its progressive leaders are crowing about how many criminals they've released from the city's jails. For a taste of what New Yorkers are facing, watch a few recent clips below: 🚨WANTED for ROBBERY: On 7/24/21 at approx 9:05 AM, in the vicinity of Pitkin Ave and Barbey St in Brooklyn, the suspect approached a 68-year-old male, assaulted him, causing a broken wrist & nose, then removed his property. Any info? DM @NYPDTips, or call them at 800-577-TIPS. pic.twitter.com/SLpC72eRhS — NYPD NEWS (@NYPDnews) July 25, … [Read more...]
CALIFORNIA RECALL: Is This Governor Gone Wild Almost Gone?
Gavin Newsom went wild in California, putting restrictions on businesses and people that sent them into bankruptcy and ruined their lives. Anger boiled up and the people of California exercised one of the few freedoms they still have, the electoral recall. Now polls show that Newsom is in danger of losing his office. Reid Wilson reports at The Hill: The share of California voters who say they will vote to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) from office is quietly growing about ten weeks before they head to the polls, a troubling sign for an incumbent who faces quietly mounting crises across his … [Read more...]
2ND AMENDMENT ALERT: How Will Sen. Tester Vote on David Chipman?
Joe Biden's radical anti-gun nominee for ATF Director, David Chipman, needs a majority of the Senate to support his appointment, or he'll fail to be confirmed. With Chipman's anti-gun feelings no secret, the NRA will surely be using the vote as a measure of senators' commitment to protecting the rights guaranteed by the Second Amendment. The NRA has previously endorsed Democratic Montana Senator Jon Tester based on his strong voting record on gun rights issues. But what if he votes to support Chipman? In the Montana Standard, Donald Trump Jr. explains that Tester can't support both Chipman … [Read more...]
Your Survival Guy: Emerging Food and Energy Crisis
You know how hard it is to get back the life you once knew. If you’re paying attention, no matter how hard you try, the life you knew a year and a half ago isn’t coming back, ever. Sure, you can make an effort and pretend like the good ole days are back. But it’s just not happening. Sorry to ruin your Monday morning. Here’s the deal: Too many Americans have let this happen without so much as a whimper. The speed of change is breathtaking, where little kids walk around town with masks on without another person in sight. Come on, parents, what are you thinking? It’s just too easy to simply go … [Read more...]
Bogle Warned: 800 lb. Gorillas & Greener Pastures
UPDATE: The numbers are in. BlackRock is pushing around boardrooms to focus on everything BUT profits and shareholder return. Politico reports: At companies across the globe, BlackRock supported 64 percent of environmental proposals and about a third of social and governance resolutions put forth by shareholders in a year when workforce diversity and climate risk rose to the top of investor concerns. With $9 trillion in assets under management and ownership of more than 7 percent of shares on the S&P 500, BlackRock voted against corporate management at 42 percent of shareholder … [Read more...]
USA’s William Shaner Wins Gold in 10-Meter Air Rifle
William Shaner of Team USA won gold in the 10-Meter Air Rifle competition at the Tokyo Olympics. Bob Reinert reports for Team USA: In an impressive Olympic debut, William Shaner of the U.S. shot his way to a gold medal Sunday in the men’s 10-meter air rifle competition at the Asaka Shooting Range in Tokyo. Shaner, a 20-year-old Colorado Springs, Colorado, resident, posted an Olympic-record score of 251.6 to edge China’s Sheng Lihao, a 16-year-old who took silver with a score of 250.9. China’s Yang Haoran claimed the bronze medal at 229.4. This was Team USA’s first gold medal in the … [Read more...]
Are You Maintaining Situational Awareness?
At Mossberg.com, Karen Hunter explains four ways to sharpen your situational awareness, writing: Gut Instinct: One of the most vital strengths we have is our gut instinct. We cannot ignore that still small voice telling us when something or someone “feels off.” We often dismiss this feeling as paranoia or over-reacting. If you sense anything that seems abnormal, acknowledge this, and do what is necessary to avoid them or the situation. Don’t Be a Soft Target: Many people think that only women or children are easy targets–this is not the case. Right now, the number one identifier of … [Read more...]
CNN Calls for Segregating the Unvaccinated
At Summit News, Steve Watson highlights one CNN analyst's desire to segregate Americans based on their vaccination status. He writes: CNN continued its wall to wall broadcasts calling for unvaccinated people to be punished, with analysts again calling for those who haven’t gotten the COVID shots to be segregated from society and forced to pay for tests every single day. First up was CNN’s resident medical health “expert” Dr. Leana Wen who called for vaccine passports and forever masking. “I think it depends on the circumstance,” Wen said, explaining “So if you’re going to the grocery … [Read more...]
HOMICIDE SPIKE: Unprecedented Rise in Murders Hits America
America has seen an unprecedented spike in homicides. Not surprisingly during the same year, many cities defunded the police. Peter Moskos reports: The rise in murders in the U.S. in 2020 was unprecedented. Complete nationwide data for the year won’t be available until September, but we already know that in 70 cities and counties that account for a fifth of the U.S. population, the murder rate rose by 35%. The largest previous increase on record was 13% in 1968—a year that, like 2020, was marked by civil unrest, often triggered by police misconduct, leading to demands for police reform. In … [Read more...]
Hockey’s Mike Milbury on Why He Was Fired
Another excellent piece by Dan Shaughnessy of The Boston Globe on the firing of outspoken hockey analyst/GM/coach/player Mike Milbury, saying it like it is, which was, the last time I checked, what he was paid to do. In times likes these we’re all at risk of being canceled. Hockey was good to Mike Milbury, and Mike Milbury was good for hockey. He played for Walpole High, Colgate, and 12 seasons with the Bruins before becoming head coach of the Black and Gold, taking them to the Stanley Cup Final in his first season behind the bench. He later coached and ran the New York Islanders, then … [Read more...]
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