Musk suspends anti-Semite Ye over swastika post

After a weird interview with Alex Jones whereby Kanye West [aka Ye] professed his love for Nazis and Hitler, Twitter suspended Ye on Friday over an image that merged the Star of David with a swastika. The reason for his suspension is obvious: he violated Twitter's policies on incitement to violence.

“Just clarifying that his account is being suspended for incitement to violence, not an unflattering pic of me being hosed by Ari,” Musk tweeted.

“Frankly, I found those pics to be helpful motivation to lose weight,” the billionaire added, referring to West’s final post before being suspended, in which he uploaded a photo of Musk and Endeavor CEO Ari Emanuel.

West’s suspension was likely the result of his Thursday night tweet promoting his 2024 presidential bid, in which he wrote “YE24 LOVE EVERYONE #LOVESPEECH,” above a screenshot of a Nazi swastika merged with a Star of David.

Afterwards, Musk responded to a Twitter user calling on the platform’s owner to “FIX KANYE PLEASE,” writing, “I tried my best. Despite that, he again violated our rule against incitement to violence. Account will be suspended.”

In a text message to West, Musk forwarded a screenshot of the swastika-star meld and wrote: “Sorry, but you have gone too far. This is not love.”

West later posted Musk’s private message to him onto social media, responding, “who made you the judge?”

Answer: $41 billion.

Just hours before the suspension, West made a bizarre appearance on conspiracy theorist Alex Jones’ InfoWars, where he claimed to love both Jews and Nazis, professed love for Adolf Hitler, and mocked Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. 

“There’s a lot of things I love about Hitler, a lot of things,” West told Jones, as he sat alongside of Holocaust denier and POS white supremacist Nick Fuentes.

“I’m done with the classifications. Every human being has something of value that they brought to the table, especially Hitler.”

“I don’t like the word ‘evil’ next to Nazis,” West continued. “I love Jewish people, but I also love Nazis.”

Proving Kanye West is one of the world's sickest, richest morons.

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BREAKING: Alex Jones ordered to pay $4.1 million in Sandy Hook trial

Infowars gravel-voice host, Alex Jones, has been ordered to pay $4.1 million to the parents of one of the children killed in the mass shooting in 2012 at the Sandy Hook Elementary School, the jury ruled today.

Scarlett Lewis and Neil Heslin, the parents of 6-year-old Jessie, who died in the massacre after a killer attacked his school. The massacre killed 20 students and six staff.

But after the attack, which made national news, Jones alleged the attack was a hoax, as he is wont to do with many events since this is how he makes his living.

Lewis and Heslin brought legal action against Jones and his conspiracy theory claims. They accused Jones of defamation. Jones' attorney, Andino Reynal admitted Jones made a "terrible mistake" an asked the jury to fine Jones $1.00, which would then be split between the split couple at half a buck apiece.

“He made a terrible mistake,” Reynal told jurors, NBC News reported. “That mistake was weaponized by the same political forces that had descended upon Sandy Hook when it happened.”

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Well, he got burned for a lot more than a buck, but it's possible, and likely, that he will appeal. There is evidently some reports that Jones' lawyer for some reason, gave the prosecution Jones' SmartPhone with all its content in it. 

This might have credence as to why the case may have been tainted and an appeal might show this. 

In any case, there will likely be more to follow as this is a breaking story.

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State Dept. Price a no-show day after he got his butt handed to him by a reporter

The day after State Department mouthpiece, Ned Price, got his butt handed to him by Matt Lee of the Associated Press, he failed to show up for a press briefing. Price is the State Department press secretary and press briefings is his game, so what gives?

On Thursday Price was questioned by Lee who didn't let up with pursuing an answer to his probing about the existence of any evidence to back up Price's claim that the US suspects that Russia might release a fake propaganda video showing Ukraine attacking them and to which they need to respond. The evidence, according to Price, is the fact that Price is telling the press about the suspicion.  

So we are to believe Price because he said so, and if we don't, then somehow we are in bed with the Russians.

Lee wasn't having any of it. He compared Price's statement and lack of data to substantiate his claim akin to "Alex Jones territory."

But even Alex Jones might produce something more than just his words to back up his claims, whether what he produces is real or not, the latter being the case most often.

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Price refused to say whether such a video has already been created nor could he offer any tangible evidence that he would share from the podium because he's obviously doing what Brian Stelter does: making stuff up as he goes along.

So maybe Price had an upset tummy on Friday and couldn't make the presser or maybe he was told to stay away and avoid any possible followup questions on the topic. 

You make the call.

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Father of Sandy Hook victim awarded $450 K in defamation suit

Leonard Pozner, the father of the youngest victim in the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, Noah Pozner, 6, won a judgment for $450,000 in a defamation suit against the editor of a book claiming the massacre was faked.

A Wisconsin jury determined the amount to be paid to Pozner, a Jewish man whose son was among 26 people killed at the Connecticut school.

The award came after the judge ruled that Pozner had been defamed by James Fetzer and Mike Palecek, the editors of the book, "Nobody Died at Sandy Hook," claiming the government staged the killing to advance stronger gun control restrictions. According to the book, Pozner faked Noah's death certificate to advance the conspiracy. Thus making the book a conspiracy theory about a conspiracy.

Fetzer, 78, is described on his Wikipedia page as "a former professor of the professor of the philosophy of science at the University of Minnesota Duluth and a conspiracy theorist." In the 1990s he promoted JFK's assassination conspiracy theories and later the 911 conspiracy theories and Holocaust denial, just to name a few. In a display of clear irony, he called the judgment "absurd" and plans to appeal, according to the Wisconsin State Journal.

Palacek, whose fanboy is Howard Zinn,  has already settled with Pozner for an undisclosed amount, according to The New York Times.

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Pozner is a party to multiple lawsuits against those who claim the massacre was faked, including the execrable Alex Jones, the online provocateur and conspiracy theorist who runs Infowars. 

Jones has also made claims to the effect that the parents of Sandy Hook victims are part of a plot to take away firearms. He has also made claims that the Oklahoma City bombing, the September 11, 2001 attacks and the moon landings were all government planned scams and that big businesses have colluded to create a  "New World Order" through "manufactured economic crises, sophisticated surveillance tech and inside-job terror attacks that fuel exploitable hysteria".

In other words, Jones is one of the most prolific liars in the nation.

It's a good thing these people are holding their stinky feet to the fire.

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AZ Dem hopeful Kyrsten Sinema said 'I don't care' if people go fight for Taliban against US

In an age of technology, it's difficult for liars to get away with lies. They try to tell their constituents not to believe their eyes and ears--believe what I'm telling you now. Kyrsten Sinema is doing exactly that.

Sinema separately said that she didn't object to individuals going abroad and fighting for our enemies.

Sinema said in a newly resurfaced radio interview: "I don't care" if people go and fight for the Taliban in Afghanistan.

She appeared in a February 2003 radio show hosted by Ernest Hancock, a libertarian activist who presented "The Vally of the Sun" program on local Arizona radio, which is when she made her traitorous statement.

Hancock told Sinema, a Green Party activist, "As an individual, if I want to go fight in the Taliban army, I go over there, and I'm fighting for the Taliban, I'm saying that's a personal decision."

"Fine; I don't care if you go and do that, go ahead," Sinema responded.

Yes, it's a personal decision to fight against your native country, and if you do, you should either be killed, or never be allowed to enter the U.S. again. That's just my opinion.

Sinema also said that the U.S. military went into the Middle East for "a number of reasons," including "oil, power, control" of the region.

Two months after this interview, and a month after the Iraq War began, she told the Arizona Republic that "we should feel compassion" for enemy combatants killed in the country.

Between 2005 and 2006 Sinema co-hosted a radio show with Jeff Farias, a conspiracy theorist who in 2008 signed a petition claiming  the World Trade Center collapsed because explosives were planted inside the buildings by the U.S. Government.

Farias often promoted 911 conspiracy theories during his radio shows up until 2010. And he was the co-master of a 2007 conference that rejected the U.S. government's explanation of the 2001 terror attacks. Naturally, InfoWars founder, Alex Jones was in attendance.

In 2006 Sinema and Farias spoke at an anti-war rally called "End The US Occupation of Iraq." It was sponsored by multiple groups, such as 911 Truth of Arizona, whose mission as they state it is "to expose the official lies and cover-up surrounding the events of September 11, 2001 in a way that inspires the people to overcome denial and understand the truth; namely, that elements within the US government and covert policy apparatus must have orchestrated or participated in the execution of the attacks for these to have happened in the way that they did."

Sinema is running against Republican Martha McSally and had a mere 2 point lead, but this latest information may turn the tables on this far-left America-hater.


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Rubio clashes with Alex Jones and tells him, "''ll take care of you myself'

Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fl.) was being interviewed Wednesday by a number of reporters in the mainstream media, along with conspiracy hound Alex Jones of InfoWars.

Jones, like Jim Acosta of CNN, was trying his best to be the story, or at least be relevant as he kept interrupting Rubio who tried to answer questions from the other reporters. He kept heckling Rubio and patted him on the back, at which point the senator told the far right-wing conspiracy theorist "Don't touch me."

Jones then said that Rubio was going to call the police and have him arrested, but Rubio shot back, "I'll take care of you myself." [Fox News has the video, and you can feel the aggravation Rubio must have been experiencing with this bozo trying to get in his face and bothering him.]

Rubio was speaking with reporters about his concerns that China and other governments could demand that Facebook, Twitter and other social media platforms could crack down on dissidents ahead of the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing.

Jones, whose conspiracy theories include calling the children victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting 'actors' and that it didn't really happen, had been banned from sites including Facebook and YouTube for violating their terms of service [which were never clearly elucidated and actually violate the idiot Jones' First Amendment rights]. Facebook disclosed that they removed four pages related to InfoWars that violated hate speech and bullying practices.

"The Democrats are doing what you say China does," Jones yelled while he stood next to Rubio. He was saying that tech companies and Democrats are "purging" and shadow-banning conservatives.

"Republicans are acting like it isn't happening. Thank God [President] Trump is," Jones yelled.

Rubio smiled and turned to Jones saying, "I just don't know who you are, man."

This apparently got Jones' goat. He accused Rubio of playing dumb and called him a "snake" and a "little frat boy."

"Alright man, who are you? Who is this guy? I swear to God, I don't know who you are," Rubio shot back, still smiling.

By this point, Jones patted Rubio on the back and security closed in on the corpulent crackpot.

"Hey, don't touch me again, man. I'm asking you not to touch me," Rubio said more sternly, to which Jones replied, "just patted you nicely."

"I know, but I don't want to be touched by you, I don't know who you are," Rubio said.

This is the point at which Jones said Rubio wanted him arrested.

"You're not going to get arrested man, you're not going to get arrested. I'll take care of you myself," Rubio warned.

Jones became visibly angry. "Oh, he'll beat me up? You're not going to silence me, you're not going to silence America," he told Rubio, as he spoke for those who believe his crappy reportage [rhymes with 'garbage'].

The loser went on: "You are literally like a little gangster thug. Rubio just threatened to physically take care of me."

Rubio wisely ignored Jones as he continued trying to heckle him and pose questions to the media. "I wonder why Rubio got so mad and physically threatened me?"

Rubio then headed to the hearing and had one last parting shot: "We gotta go to the committee; you guys can talk to this clown."


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Hypocrisy Alert: 43% of GOP say Trump should be allowed to shut down media

POTUS continues to call news organizations that report false, disagreeable or negative things about him as "fake news." He's right in many instances--the left hates him and most mainstream news outlets are left-leaning and no longer report the news but provide consumers of news with opinions. That isn't fake, it's slanted.

But Trump has gone so far as to call journalists the "enemies of the American people." That, folks, is fake news.

The press often lies by omission and slants their take in accordance with their political views, but that's actually their right, whether it's right or wrong to do so. A flat out lie is not what I'm talking about--omitting something is unethical, but it isn't the same thing as a lie.

Sadly, in an Ipsos survey reported on by the Daily Beast, 43 percent of Republicans now say he "should have the authority to close news outlets engaged in bad behavior."

Bad behavior? Isn't that kind of the same idea as hate speech? Aren't conservatives and other staunch constitutionalists upset over social media giants banning conspiracy theorist Alex Jones? As much as he sucks as a human being, he has the right to say whatever he wants as long as he doesn't call for violence or do anything vile regarding children.

The Ipsos survey resulted in only 36 percent of GOP voters disagreeing with the notion that Trump should have the authority to close news outlets he believes engage in "bad behavior."

When asked whether Trump should close down specific organizations such as CNN, The New York Times, and The Washington Post, 23 percent said he should and 49 percent did not.

The survey also showed that overall, Republicans were likely to dislike the media more than Democrats.

Gee, I wonder why when they ask hard-hitting questions like: "What's your favorite color, Mr. Obama?" or "Does your awesomeness ever get in the way of your boyish good looks, Mr. Obama?"

Forty-eight percent in the survey said they believe the "news media is the enemy of the American people." Only 28 percent disagreed.

One statistic that's hard to dispute is the one whereby nearly four out of five (79 percent) believe "the mainstream media treats President Trump unfairly."

Show me one instance where they erred on the side of Trump rather than against him.

Trump has referred to US libel laws "a sham and a disgrace," and often says that journalists lie and make up sources, and they knowingly report false information to make him look bad.

The danger to these claims is to a free press, and that becomes a danger to freedom.

Speaking of free, it's the free market that can put so-called fake news in check. If you don't believe a source of news, don't support it. If it can be proven they are intentionally lying, that's when libel laws should kick in.

"The Fake News hates me saying that they are the Enemy of the People only because they know it's TRUE. I am providing a great service by explaining this to the American People. They purposely cause great division & distrust. They can also cause War! They are very dangerous & sick!" he tweeted on Sunday.

If you believe all of those claims, then you're simply believing in the other fake news, and that's just as dangerous as the claims Trump is making.

Dictatorships usually censor the media and have it support their own agenda.

I may hate MSNBC and despise CNN, but I don't want them muzzled any more than I want the idiot Alex Jones muzzled.

There is a saying that liberals hates it when conservatives talk. And conservatives want liberals to keep talking.

According to the survey, it isn't only the GOP who think POTUS should have the power to shut up the media. Twelve percent of Democrats and 21 percent of Independents agree that "the president should have the authority to close news outlets engaged in bad behavior."

Proof that the average IQ is around 100, and our schools are teaching to the low end.

On a positive note, 74 percent of Democrats and 55 percent of Independents disagreed with the statement. However, 12 percent of Democrats and 26 percent Independents agree "the news media is the enemy of the American people," and 74 percent Dems and 50 percent Independents disagreed.

Overall, 57 percent of all surveyed believe the news media and reporters are "necessary to keep the Trump administration honest," including 39 percent plurality of Republicans.

It's just too bad the media didn't do that with the Obama administration nor would they have been likely to have kept the Hillary Clinton administration honest had she won. [God forbid.]

A large majority, 85 percent, rightfully believe that "freedom of the press is essential for American democracy" compared to 4 percent who stupidly oppose that statement.

A recent Gallup poll showed that 41 percent of voters approve of the job Trump is doing while 54 percent wouldn't approve of him if he cured cancer and brought us world peace. They'd say he put a lot of doctors out of work and he only created world peace because he's a racist and to stroke his ego.

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Dems got it backwards on democracy

The survival of our democracy depends on the adherence to the Bill of Rights. Democracy never depends on banning any right guaranteed by the finest document ever put to paper.

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) is calling for more tech companies to ban more sites that he and his party disagrees with, like Facebook, YouTube, Apple, Pinterest, and Spotify have done to Infowars. Murphy says the survival of American democracy depends on it.

Murphy has it a** backwards: the survival of our democracy depends on our ability to express ourselves and defend ourselves against the tyranny of government, just like the tyranny of censoring free speech erodes democracy.

If it's Alex Jones today, who will it be tomorrow? Ben Shapiro?Sean Hannity? Robert Spencer? Pamela Geller?

Even the speech of Milo Yiannopoulos, which is as detestable as Alex Jones', should not be banned because the more these idiots talk, the more normal people can see their lies.

But Chris Murphy and his ilk are more dangerous than both Jones and Yiannopoulos.

"Infowars is the tip of a giant iceberg of hate and lies that uses sites like Facebook and YouTube to tear our nation apart," Murphy said. "These companies must do more than take down one website. The survival of our democracy depends on it," he tweeted Monday.

Murphy never explains just who determines what are the lies. He also doesn't understand that free speech is not the speech we want to hear, but the speech we don't want to hear. It's a person's right to say whatever he wants to say and our right to not listen, to walk away, to disagree and use more speech to debate.

Speech that calls for violence or puts lives at risk is already illegal.

And no, Alex, we are not 'all Alex Jones'. Just because someone defends your First Amendment right to free speech, doesn't mean they like you or believe a word you say. You are a loathsome individual who deserves not to be taken seriously, but that's the only restriction that should be placed on your words.

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Why lunatics like Alex Jones should not be banned

How is it that Apple, YouTube and Facebook banned Infowars on the same day? Is it possible the tech giants are band together to ban people they don't agree with?

Look, Alex Jones, who heads Infowars, is a conspiracy theory moron and a disgusting human being. I dislike the way he comes across; I dislike the garbage he spouts, but I like the First Amendment a lot more than I dislike Jones.

Facebook unpublished four of Jones' pages for "repeated violations of community standards," the company said Monday, without defining with clarity what the hell they were talking about.

Then YouTube terminated his account after he continued appearing in videos despite a 90-day ban from the company. Spotify also removed all of one of his podcasts for "hate content". They didn't explain what hate content is, but apparently it's anything the left disagrees with and wants banned.

Sarah Jeong is a racist just hired by the New York Times for its editorial staff. She has said horrible, anti-white, anti-cop, and anti-white woman statements on Twitter and was never banned for her hateful rhetoric.

But when Candace Owens, a conservative black woman, substituted the word 'white' with 'black' using Jeong's own tweets, Owens was banned from the website until conservatives voiced strong complaints and she was reinstated.

To rectify the situation, Twitter claimed they made a mistake by banning Owens. That was as feeble an excuse as Jeong's was when she claimed she received racist remarks on Twitter and countered those remarks with her own racist remarks.

If you believe that, you've got to be a liberal.

Have you noticed that leftist mistakes only go in one direction? Has anyone seen The New York Times or CNN make a "mistake" in favor of President Trump?

Removing speech one doesn't like or agree with is dangerous to the freedoms of this country. If you do it with Jones, you will not stop if you know you've gotten away with it. The First Amendment wasn't made to protect speech we like--it was made to protect speech we don't like. And the best way to deal with speech we don't like is with more speech, obviously.

But like a certain religion that will go unnamed, leftism cannot tolerate good debate because it's a weak ideology.

Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Spotify, Apple or any tech giant, should not be the arbiters of what is considered acceptable speech.

As mentioned, Jones is a disgusting person who has even gone so far as to claim the shooting at the Sandy Hook Elementary School was a hoax and the children were all actors, to give merely one example of his conspiracy theory claims, but he should be viewed as the idiot he is and be allowed to show how big an idiot on Inforwars, as long as nobody is threatened with violence or that violence is called for by Jones.

The left is losing its collective mind and our rights are about to take a serious hit.

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Alex Jones of InforWars being sued by Sandy Hook parents

Many people take Alex Jones seriously. That's probably due to the notion that he says things that conspiracy theorists want to believe, so they do. Sometimes Jones makes claims that are so far out over his skis that he needs to be held accountable.

The families of two kids who were killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre filed suit against Infowars head for his claim that the Connecticut shooting never happened.

The whole thing was a hoax, he claimed.

Leonard Pozner and Veronique De La Rosa, the parents of Noah Pozner, and Neil Heslin, the father of Jesse Lewis, filed separate defamation lawsuits Monday against Jones seeking over $1 million in damages.

The suits were filed in Travis County, Texas, the home of InfoWars, Jones' media company.

Mark Bankston, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, called Jones' accusations "goulish."

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"Even after these folks had to experience this trauma, for the accusations next five years they were tormented by Alex Jones with vicious lies about them," Bankston told the Huffington Post. "And these lies were meant to convince his audience that the Sandy Hook parents are frauds and have perpetrated a sinister lie on the American people."

Six teachers and 20 first-grade students were gunned down on December 14, 2012 by the gunman, a mentally ill young man who first shot and killed his mother and took her legally-owned guns to continue the slaughter before killing himself.

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The lawsuits allege that Jones insisted the shooting was staged and this resulted in the encouragement of other crazy people to make death threats against the victims' families.

"So, if children were lost at Sandy Hook, my heart goes out to each and every one of those parents. And the people who say they're parents that I see on the news. The only problem is, I've watched a lot of soap operas. And I've seen actors before [he's one of them]. And I know when I'm watching a movie and when I'm watching something real," Jones said at the time.

Jones and InfoWars did not comment on the lawsuit.

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Alleged NY Port Authority bomber's family think it was a conspiracy

The family of New York Port Authority incompetent suicide bomber Akayed Ullah, were shocked when they saw photos of him lying on the ground after his pipe bomb merely fizzled and burned him. It was then they knew it was their jihadi lying there.

Ullah's father-in-law, Zulifikar Haider worried when Akayed missed his routing call to his wife in Bangladesh on Monday. And then he heard his own wife scream.

"Even in our worst nightmares, [such as the one he had where the world recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel], we could not have foreseen this," Haider, 62, said Wednesday night. This came after two days of questioning by Bangladesh's counterterrorism police.

But Haider thinks Ullah was caught up in a "conspiracy," and Alex Jones concurs. "Those sneaky petes are everywhere," Jones said, "and I believe he had no idea that someone placed that pipe bomb on his back. After all, he had everything to live for."

Jones was later taken to a mental institution for observation . . . just kidding.

"A person who keeps roza [religious fasting in Islam], reads the Quran and goes to mosque five times a day can't do such a heinous act," Haider said, unless they're ISIS fighters, al Qaeda, Taliban Al Shabaab, Hezbollah, Hamas, and every other Islamic extremist group, you freaking idiot.

Ullah's wife, Jannatul Ferdous Jui, hid behind a curtain the her family's Dhaka home, [lest men see her beauty, gather lust in their hearts and attempt an "Al Franken"] and told the assembled infidel media that her husband is "innocent," and begged reporters and local lawyers to get him justice.

Yes, somebody covertly place that pipe bomb on his back after he built it at the electronics store where he worked. Let's not believe our lying eyes, but believe the wife of the poor burnt 'victim' of this failed attempt at killing us.

Ullah is a 27-year-old Bangladesh native living in Brooklyn since 2011. He strapped a pipe bomb to himself using zip ties and tape, but it failed to detonate fully and merely burned him in places I will not mention.


He told prosecutors that he did it "for the Islamic State," and because he was angry "with America's Middle East policies." 

Ullah and Jui married in Bangladesh last year but she stayed there to finish college and give birth to their son, who is now 6 months old. Ullah had returned to Bangladesh three times since the marriage the Dhaka Tribune reported.

"I hoped my daughter would go to the United States, and my son-in-law would then help get my son over there," Haider said, referring to chain migration policies that would allow Ullah to get a family member into the US without having to wait. 

"I no longer want my daughter to go to America. I just want our son-in-law back." And once his sentence is over, he will have his wish.

Ullah faces life in prison where he will receive three Halal meals a day and access to a gym and cable TV.



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BIG UPDATE: Rogue planet heading toward Brooklyn etc.

Actual fake photo of Nibiru

Don't buy any green bananas because if conspiracy theorists are correct, as they always are (in their own minds), a rogue planet that goes by the name Nibiru (aka Planet X) is heading our way like a bat out of hell.

Schools across the world are having children hiding under their desks for protection, much like they did in the 1950s when we worried that Russia was going to nuke us. Those desks were the last vestige of protection for the kids.

The time of impact is to be during this weekend, so you can forget about any Thanksgiving plans you may have had and find a good, solid public school desk to hide under.

Conspiracy theorists say  Nibiru will screw up Earth's orbit on Sunday and bring about a series of huge earthquakes that could bring back the dinosaurs and kill the rest of life. The only creatures that stands a remote chance of survival is the standard cockroach and the doodlebug.

Nibiru was originally scheduled to destroy our world on September 23, according to a crazy Christian "numerologist," whose numerical count was evidently off. This expert "numerologist" said the rogue planet was actually going to collide with Earth, not just do a fly-by.

But lo and behold, that day came and went and nothing. Nada. Zilch.

Now "theorists" (who make their living serving fries and burgers) say that Nibiru will come so close to Earth that it will smell our fear and screw up our gravitational forces. 

It will not only bring fire and brimstone, it will cause the seas to rise and farts to smell like flowers.

Nibiru is a make believe planet located on the outer edges of our solar system (aka "The Outer Limits") and orbits the sun every 3,600 years or so. Some "theorists" believe its gravitational influences have caused Alex Jones to defraud fans out of more money than he deserves. They also think Nibiru has already caused havoc with other planets hundreds of years ago and now it's our turn.

It's also claimed by these "scientists" that this make believe planet sends plasmatic energy particles through our solar system and this energy can disrupt the core flows of the earth and cause dangerous climate change known as global warming (aka the "Al Jazeera Gore Effect").

NASA disagrees.

"There is no credible evidence whatever for the existence of Nibiru," Dr. David Morrison said. Morrison is an actual scientist with NASA and spoke to the U.K's Daily Express, which used to be a Thai takeout joint in London. "There are no pictures, no tracking, no astronomical observations."

Alex Jones disagrees.

Sounding a bit like he recently gargled with heavy-gauge steel wool, Jones said of NASA: "What do those charlatans know? They put 'Doctor' in front of their names and we're supposed to believe them? Bull! I know Nibiru is on its way--I can feel it . . .  It's out there, and it's out to get us. Folks, all we can do now is pray and get under our desks."

Now go have a banana.

UPDATE: It missed.


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Alex Jones: I know about Megyn Kelly's mystery lover

Megyn Kelly's interview with conspiracy theorist Alex Jones may be scooped by Jones himself, but that's not the big story according to Jones.

The man who claimed 911 was an "inside job," and that the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting "never happened," says he has inside information on Kelly that will blow the roof off of the aluminum siding industry as well as journalism itself.

Jones claims he secretly taped his own interview using a groin camera and a butt mic. He said that he also recorded talks he had leading up to the actual interview and that Megyn Kelly propositioned him "in no uncertain terms."

Kelly just laughed and said, "If my telling him that I heard he isn't getting along with his ex-wife is propositioning him, then he has a point. But he's as repulsive to me as a snake having coitus with a garden hose."

Jones believes Kelly tried to 'sandbag' him in the interview. "It's not going to be some gotcha hit piece, I promise you that," Kelly told Jones in a recording released by the high-functioning paranoid schizophrenic on his Infowars.com website. "All I can do is give you my word and tell you if there is one thing about me I do what I say I'm going to do and I don't double-cross."

Jones shot back at her in his indefatigable way, "Pinky swear?"

"Of course," she said, offering Jones her finely manicured hooked pinky.

"Aha!" Jones replied. "I knew all you wanted to do was touch me. That's sexual assault, my friend and you're in big trouble. I'll see to it that you're gone from NBC before the sun sets in Bermuda."

Kelly thought he was kidding and goes on to say that she is a "combination of Mike Wallace, Oprah Winfrey and Larry the Cable Guy.

"That's what you'll get in the interview--a little bit of all three of those and hopefully everybody will walk away feeling like they had a good dinner--nutritious, some red meat with some dessert at the end," she is heard saying on the tape Jones had hidden above his gonads.

"Of course I'm going to do a fair interview I'm still me--I'm not going to go out there and be Barbara Walters," Kelly said.

But Jones commented during the interview that he wasn't buying what she was selling. "And you sound like you're selling yourself, sister," Jones said sardonically.

"When she got here with her crew of intelligence operatives, she did the opposite of what she said," Jones told viewers. "And so I was recording the whole time, from our pre-interviews, right through the interviews, we have a record of it so that you can decide for yourself what I really said and what I stood for." He added, "You alone will be the judge. You alone will be the jury of who is fake news. Bwah ha ha!"

Kelly already had enough on her plate with the enraged parents in the Sandy Hook shootings in which Jones said when it happened in 2014 that "Sandy Hook is synthetic, completely fake, with actors, in my view, manufactured."

Fake, like 911, the moon landing and probably World War II. 

"When you say parents faked their children's deaths, people get very angry," Kelly said in a teaser of the interview.

J.P. Morgan Chase pulled its advertising until after the Jones interview or if it's canceled.

Jones is currently trying to remove the butt mic which has somehow become lodged in his nether regions alongside his head.



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Bilderberg group secretly meets Thursday to control the world

Global power brokers, politicians, bankers, captains of industry, along with European royalty, will quietly meet for four days starting Thursday. They will discuss, behind closed doors, the merits and problems with Donald J. Trump's U.S. presidency.

The meeting is in Chantilly, Virginia where 131 elites, such as Henry Kissinger, civil rights activist Vernon Jordan and NATO secretary Jens Stoltenberg, will discuss transatlantic relations, a "progress report" on the Trump administration, and the future of the European Union.

If the Bilderberg group does not like what it sees, they will destroy the world. 

Or maybe not.

This year's meeting is a chance for Trump supporters like Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, National Security Advisor H.R. McMaster and tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel to face his critics such as Eric Schmidt, the executive director of Google's parent company.

Schmidt, the man behind all the information Google has on all of us, and who knows where we are at every minute of the day and wants our photos and comments to store away for some future purpose, warned us in January that Trump's administration will do "evil things."

And Schmidt knows this because Google knows everything and would never use this information to do "evil things" or, at least nothing that they determine is evil.


Bilderberg Group has met annually since 1954 and its purpose (allegedly, if you're an Alex Jones fan, which I'm not) is to foster dialogue between Europoe and North America. Although this meeting will be a mere 30 miles from the White House, they will be totally out of the public eye.

And if you're an Alex Jones fan, you will find that fact very disturbing because you will know they are up to no good as they run the world without any resistance.

Only a few journalists will participate in the forum: London Evening Standard editor George Osborne and the Washington bureau chief for Turkey's Hurriyet newspaper. 

However, it is the tradition of Bilderberg to exclude news outlets from the event, which, if you're an Alex Jones fan, you would find that very, very suspicious and probably malevolent.

"There is no desired outcome, no minutes are taken and no report is written," the group states. "Furthermore, no resolutions are proposed, no votes are taken, and no policy statements are issued."

Alex Jones: "Very fishy, if you ask me."

The meeting is expected to address Russia, China, globalization, nuclear proliferation, and "the war on information."

"And world domination," Jones mutters.

Some guests invited include: Dutch King Willem-Alexander; David Rubenstein, co-founder of The Carlyle Group; and John Brennan, former CIA chief and "secret Muslim because he visited the Hajj, which only Muslims are allowed to visit," Jones might say.

Anti-globalization protesters, those people who still believe in sovereign nations, have descended on the location of the meeting while in-between jobs.


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Hillary's health may be her 9/11

Hillary with socialist DiBlasio just before her header

New York City -- Hillary Clinton almost took another header into the concrete streets of Manhattan as she had a "medical episode" that had her leaving the 9/11 commemoration ceremony early on Sunday.

Hillary's first head injury took over six months "to get over" Bill Clinton told ABC News. Today's incident is still not clear but her staff said that she "felt overheated." 

As I write this, it is  about 1:00 p.m., and the temperature in New York City is currently around 82 degrees. That isn't stifling hot, and it certainly was cooler in Manhattan when Hillary went down for the count, but if her staff is calling it heat exhaustion, they wouldn't lie . . . would they?

InfoWars, the Alex Jones crazy conspiracy theory website, has an interesting and somewhat believable video about Hillary's 2012 fall and the probability that she's mentally incompetent to be our next president. I don't particularly take InfoWars seriously, but the video is entertaining and food for thought.

According to reports, Clinton appeared to faint on her way into her van and needed assistance by her security. A source to Fox News said that she was "clearly having some type of medical episode."

It took the Clinton staff over an hour to report about her feeling "overheated." 

Nick Merrill, a Clinton spokesman said "Secretary Clinton attended the September 11th Commemoration Ceremony for an hour and thirty minutes this morning to pay her respects and greet some of the families of the fallen. During the ceremony, she felt overheated so departed to go to her daughter's apartment, and is feeling much better."

The NYPD was ordered to fetch Clinton's shoe to go along with her pantsuit.

An unofficial video shows Clinton apparently taking a dive as she was helped into the van. It was taken by Zdenek Gazda, a former fireman from the Czech Republic now living in New Jersey. "Everything was fine, everything was good before. I take a lot of pictures of her. She looked very nice and everything, and I don't know what happened to her."

Reporters on her campaign trail tried to follow her but were prevented from doing so, a direct insult to the First Amendment, but since when does that matter when it's the Clintons?

Just prior to noon, Hillary emerged from her daughter Chelsea's luxury apartment and probably lied saying that she was "feeling great."

"It's a beautiful day in New York," she said, but leaving out: "and I just puked all over Chelsea's $10,000 carpet."

She lowered herself to take a photo with a naive girl and said "thanks everybody" to a crowd of left wingers who cheered her as if she was a polyester goddess.

A Clinton spokesperson said that she was headed to her walled off mansion in Chappaqua.

When Donald Trump was asked about Hillary's quick exit he said, "I don't know anything about that, but I do know that she lies. She always lies. She says 'good morning' to Bill and she's lying. She's a liar. A liar whose lies would make your head spin. God bless America."


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A Convenient Claim: racism

"The word 'racism' is like ketchup. It can be put on practically anything--and demanding evidence makes you a 'racist.' --Thomas Sowell

Nobody with at least half a brain believes that racism has been totally eradicated in the world. But to generalize and say that America is a racist country, as if it is the rule rather than the exception, makes as much sense as claiming Malaysian Flight MH 370 was abducted by aliens from the planet Deneb. I mean, who do you think you are anyway, Alex Jones?

Barack Obama and his point man, Eric Holder, are still trying to deal out the race card. Just listen to Holder's take on America--he believes that segregation still exists in our schools but liberals refuse to allow for school choice.

The left speaks about conservatives as if we are all racists, but it's the left who robs the poor and minorities of incentives with social welfare programs, 'Obama Phones,' and Food Stamps, treating the masses as if they are children who don't know what's best for them.

Like Thomas Sowell said, racism is like ketchup. But who are the real racists? Is it those of us who treat all people as adults and apply adult expectations to them, or is it the left who believe minorities need special help, special entitlements and services in order to survive? 

The real problem with racism is that it's used to describe anyone you disagree with or who is trying to debate an opposing belief. People who disagree President Obama are labeled 'racists,' and those of us aware enough of the perils of the spread of Islam in the West are dubbed the same, in spite of the fact that a religion is not a race, it is a belief, and beliefs can be questioned.

The left isn't sensitive over racism; it's looking for it in every nook and cranny of our lives. The Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California are upset that over 140 years ago, Mark Twain (whose real name was Samuel Clemens) held racist views of native people. Thus, they are protesting the naming of Lake Tahoe cove in his honor.

The left is angry over the Washington Redskins name, in spite of the fact that native Americans aren't upset about it, in general. They say it insults native Americans. The truth is closer to the notion that the left is insulted for them.

Ayaan Hirsi-Ali was forbidden to speak at Brandeis "University" due to her beliefs about Islamic practices (like gender mutilation, beheadings, stonings, and arranged marriages) that she observed or experienced growing up in Somalia. They said she is racist.

Maybe in 100 years from now, society will look back at us and say, "Thank you, liberals. Inshallah."

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"Good Night Malaysian Three-Seven-Zero"

They lied to us. The Malaysian government claimed that the last words they heard from the missing jet aircraft were: "All right, good night." But now there has been a new claim by the Malaysian government saying that the last words were actually: "Good night, Malaysian three-seven-zero."

This is not a small thing in the scheme of things. This information is mind-boggling because if they are saying that they lied to begin with, I am pretty sure they are still lying. In fact, who's to say that the last words weren't coming from a Pakistani who was screaming: "The plane is mine. Allahu Akhbar infidel dogs!"? Who's to say they didn't land the jet on a small uncharted island, covered it up, and converted the passengers to Islam and got them all personalized suicide vests?

I don't have a theory because even if I did, it matters not one iota what people think--it only matters what they know. And we don't know. We have theories, experts, and even a couple of conspiracy theorists like good ole dependable, Alex Jones. 

Ole Alex thinks there are a number of possibilities such as the jet's "Squawk" code was swapped with a Gulfstream private jet which then cut out. But then wouldn't there be a missing Gulfstream? Boggles the mind. Jones also believes, like a few "experts" that the jet dropped to 12,000 feet due to a cabin pressure emergency and maybe it was too late and the plane went zombie. 

One thing is for certain; if the pilot or co-pilot didn't say "All right, good night," but instead uttered the words, "Good night, Malaysian three-seven-zero," we know there must be something afoot. I believe, and Alex Jones might concur, that when the pilot said those frightening words, he was saying goodnight to MH 370 itself and not ground control.

Or maybe not.

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More About Boston Marathon

Two men have been identified by the FBI as the probably scum bags who planted the bombs at the Boston Marathon. They are both carrying back packs, wearing baseball style lids with logos of some sort, and seem to be carrying a heavy load. They both have dark hair and the public is being asked to call the FBI if they know anything about these monsters.

Finding these men will be difficult, I believe. A good detective needs to be a bit paranoid--did the computer blackout of American Airlines have another meaning? Were any manifests ruined or erased in order to delete the names of the terrorists who  might have been on a flight? Highly speculative but possible. 

Conspiracy theorist, Alex Jones, claims that the government was behind the bombing. He said the same thing about 9-11 and just about anything else controversial of which you can think. There are no medications that can help a person as mentally ill as this idiot. I can imagine he'll have a lot to say about the West Texas fertilizer plant explosion near Waco, and somehow blame it on Bush while another conspiracy theorist will claim that he's blaming Bush to throw us off from Obama's culpability. And as I mentioned in yesterday's blog, there will always be some political hack who will find a way to make these tragedies an issue that will support their ideologies. Republicans sometimes do this, but Democrats have PhD's in dickwadism. 

My final thought for the day is that I was a bit disturbed how the crowd at the memorial service in Boston clapped at Obama's words and those of Gov. Patrick's. A memorial service isn't a place for applause, I think. Maybe you disagree, but I'm old fashioned that way.

I wish you all peace and love this horrible week.

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