Hundreds of NYPD cops turn their back on Comrade de Blasio

New York City -- Hundreds of NYPD officers symbolically did to Mayor Bill de Blasio what he did to them: they turned their backs on him. 

This was at the Bronx funeral for Miosotis Familia, an NYPD officer and mother of three who was assassinated as she sat in a command vehicle filling out paperwork.

The original 'back-turning' of anti-cop de Blasio came at the funeral procession for another assassinated officer: Wenjian Liu back in 2015.

"Scores of officers who assembled outside the World Changers Church in The Bronx for assassinated police officer Miosotis Familia on Tuesday protested the mayor by showing the building their backs as speakers broadcast Hizzoner's eulogy from inside," The New York Post reported. "The officers chatted with one another or swiped through their phones during the mayoral snub."

De Blasio (his friends call him 'Comrade') left New York on taxpayer money to deliver a speech outside the G20 summit in Germany. This came the day after Officer Familia was executed simply for wearing the uniform.

Sergeants Benevolent Association president Ed Mullins responded to de Blasio's obvious dereliction of duty as mayor said, "Mr. Mayor, you didn't have to travel to Germany for a protest--all you had to do is speak in front of the men and women of the NYPD."

Officer Familia, a 12-year veteran was targeted and executed early last Wednesday morning. The shooter, a parolee with a history of spouting anti-police threats on social media shot her in the head through the closed window.

Scumbuckler and de Blasio spokesman Austin Finan told the Post "A couple dozen people showed up to partake in a bogus controversy ginned up by the media and those looking to politicize Detective Familia's death. That's unfortunate."

No, Finan--it wasn't a 'couple dozen people,' it was a couple hundred cops. But you probably weren't there, and if you were, you had to have failed 6th grade math.

And the controversy isn't 'bogus.' You support Black Lives Matter even after they marched across the Brooklyn Bridge chanting "Pigs in a blanket. Fry 'em like bacon."

And it wasn't bogus when you spoke about your bi-racial son saying what a  New York Daily News article referred to as "moronic" comments.

"What parents have done for decades who have children of color, especially young men of color, is train them to be very careful when they have . . . an encounter with a police officer," the Marxist said on ABC's "This Week."

It was Mullins who pointed out that "He has a security detail of New York City police officers assigned to protect his family. And yet he's making statements that his son shouldn't feel safe with New York City cops."

De Blasio needs to be defeated in the next mayoral election this November, but if he isn't, New York City still has what it deserves. 


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Man-spreading lies

President Trump and President Putin shook hands, smiled at each other, 'man-spread' in chairs and sized each other up. 

Trump really needed to understand this little man who once was a KGB agent and likes to do stuff shirtless to show off his Photoshopped pecks. Trump needed to know Putin and how to deal with the guy who is alleged to have hacked into our presidential election last year and who he is accused of colluding with.

The meeting opened with Trump expressing "the concerns of Americans" about Russian interference, as Secretary of State Rex Tillerson explained. He said the discussion was "robust and lengthy," like drinking a good cup of coffee slowly. Trump supposedly returned to the discussion of the Russian meddling several times, Tillerson emphasized.

And while we don't have Trump's exact words, US media immediately went after him for not referring to his concerns about intrusions. Chris Matthews went after him and Putin for spreading their legs out as far as the chairs would allow, and CNN's Jim Acosta said he wished that he never met Donald J. Trump. Ever!

The fact is, if Trump approached the subject of the election intrusion broadly, he did it exactly right. Everyone agrees that no foreign intervention in our election or other constitutional processes is acceptable.

So what did Trump come away with in their meeting?

He got to smell the borscht on Putin's breath and see him look straight into his eyes after he asked him about the hacking. And he got to see Putin lie to him with a straight face and scripted smile.

CNN saw the two men blink in Morse code at each other. "The collusion was palpable," one anonymous reporter said. "You could cut it with a sickle."

But here's a caveat (a word I rarely get to use): if anyone in the Trump administration believes for one second that Putin doesn't lie to us, believe it at your own peril.


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De Blasio skips vigil of slain NYPD cop to take stage in Hamburg

Socialist, Sandinista-loving and failed Mayor of New York City just had to participate in an anti-capitalist riot and fly to Hamburg, Germany, rather than attend the vigil of a NYPD cop who was brutally assassinated in the Bronx.

The leftist mayor pontificated to the  Hamburg mob: "Our right to protest is directly related to the fact that our police protect us. So help me by joining in applause and thanks for the police," he said, but obviously didn't mean the NYPD police--he meant the German police.

"There have also been great acts of bravery and restraint," the idiot said. "Remember, our police are working men and women too [but if they die in the line of duty, you don't need to waste your time by going to their vigil]."

But what de Blasio wasn't aware of is that the brotherhood of police knows no borders and the Hamburg police knew what a scum wafer the toad happens to be. And after two days of disgusting rioting, over 200 Hamburg cops were injured, several quite seriously, by bottle and Molotov cocktail throwing anti-capitalist rioters--you know, de Blasio's kind of people.

Meanwhile, back in the States, an evening vigil for NYPD Officer Miosotis Famila of the 46th Precinct was held there while POS de Blasio was pretending to care about cops.

Officer Familia was 48, a mother of three. She was sitting in a police command vehicle filling out paperwork when a cop-hating parolee shot her in the head. 

Like Mayor de Blasio, the parolee had mental problems.

"It's disgraceful that the mayor is anywhere but at this ceremony right now," a vigil attendee Maria Rinaldi of University Heights told the New York Post. 

De Blasio gave two leftist speeches Saturday on his all-expenses-paid trip to Hamburg. 

Socialists rarely pay their own way.

De Blasio was accompanied by his 19-year-old son, Dante.

After the riots, de Blasio met with the fake news media where he was asked tough questions like: how much German could he speak; and was Dante and he enjoying their visits.

When a Post reporter asked him a real question about his response to the criticism he received from police, political opponents and New Yorkers for leaving the city just one day after the assassination just to grandstand on a global stage, he refused to take that or any other questions.

Wimp.

"No one in uniform is surprised" said Pat Lynch, president of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association about de Blasio's disrespect and scumbaggery.



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Merkel okay with having riots in Hamburg at G20

German Chancellor Angela Merkel defended her decision to host the G20 summit in Hamburg, Germany's second largest city and the inventor of the delicious and famous Frankfurter. 

After all the rioting, looting, burning of private businesses and basic anarchy in the streets of that once lovely town, not to mention the over 200 police who were hurt in the rioting as well as the rioters, Merkel has promised taxpayer money for store owners, but said nothing about what she wants to do for the injured cops.

Angela spoke at the end of the summit and told the press that, from purely a logical point of view, the G20 gathering had to be held in a large city to accommodate the hordes of rioters they expected. "Imagine those hot, sweaty bodies of angry protesters all stuck in a tiny area with their Molotov cocktails and signs about how capitalism is destroying dictatorships. Why they would go berserk and burn even more private businesses and perhaps even kill each other," Merkel ruminated.

"Hamburg was chosen as a symbol of trade and openness where people from all walks of life could do what they want, even if it's to simply fire up a fat one and enjoy the rising smoke," the Chancellor added. "Hamburg was chosen because the city of 1.7 million contains our largest port and richest state per capita income.

"Und let's face it," she said, "just because over 200 brave police were injured and 260 or so protesters were detained, along mit der looting und car burning, is not a gut vay to remember Hamburg," she said, lapsing into Germglish for a moment.

She then pulled out an index card given to her by the Obama administration on Barack's visit to Germany and read: "I condemn in the strongest terms the unchained violence and unrestrained brutality that the police faced repeatedly during the G20."

Barack Obama and John Kerry would have been proud of those brave words.


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Trump to Xi:" N. Korea's threat is going to end one way or another"

Xi's handshake dominates Trump's

President Trump is to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping and has referred to China as a "great trading partner." But he made it clear that the increased North Korean threat will be resolved "one way or another."

The question remains, will Xi kiss our president's gold ring and say, "Your wish is my command, Don Trump."

But seriously, this meeting is going to be one of the most critical meetings Trump will have while at the G20. He has already answered Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's probing question as to where Mr. Trump gets his hair cut, and now he must face even bigger world issues.

China is North Korea's biggest trading partner, and has likely provided the regime with the mobile missile launchers they're using to flip the U.S. off. But this also gives China a large influence over Pyongyang and its development of a nuclear warhead.

Trump said that ending North Korea's missile testing "may take longer than I'd like, it may take longer than you'd like. But there will be success in the end one way or another."

It is unclear as to how long either gentlemen would like North Korea's threat to end, but it's highly likely that it's Trump whose timeline is significantly shorter than Xi's because China isn't the nation being threatened by a short, fat lunatic.

"Something has to be done," Trump added wisely.

Xi also got a word in but his comments were in Chinese, which Trump doesn't understand, and the interpreter was apparently on a tea and fortune cookie break.

Trump 'the businessman' said "many things have happened" that created trade imbalances between the US and China but "we're going to turn that around."

Trump was surrounded by about a dozen of his top administration officials and a boatload of Secret Service agents prepared to take a bullet for him. Among those who aren't were Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and son-in-law cum adviser Jared Kushner.

According to a Pentagon spokesman, the missile North Korea test-launched Tuesday was a type not previously seen by U.S. analysts. My guess is that it came from either China, Russia or Iran.

After said launch, Trump expressed frustration with China over the fact that trade not only hasn't decreased or remained the same, it actually expanded!

The President had originally expressed optimism after his first meeting with Xi, where they said they'd work together to rein in Kim Jong Un.  That debacle ended in a Wednesday tweet by Trump: "Trade between China and North Korea grew almost 40% in the first quarter. So much for China working with us--but we had to give it a try!"

Those exclamation marks have become a signature punctuation for our president.

China has a history of allowing North Korea to slide when it comes to sanctions, partly out of fear of the instability that might occur with their "next-door neighbor" which also might result of an inundation of North Koreans fleeing to China. 

China also worries that a democratic Korea, that is, a Korea sans Kim Jong Un and future Kims, would be dominated by South Korea and put a U.S. ally along with U.S. military forces, on its border.

Rex Tillerson wants "stronger measures" holding NoKo accountable. "Global action is required to stop a global threat," he said, adding that any country that helps North Korea militarily or economically , taking in guest workers or failing to fully meet Security Council resolutions is "aiding and abetting a dangerous regime."

But Tillerson diplomatically didn't mention China.




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U.S. bombers fly over South China Sea, challenge China

A pair of B-1B bombers flew over the South China Sea after leaving their base in Guam the U.S. Air Force said on Friday. They flew over international waters making the exercise totally legal as they asserted their right to be there despite China's false assertion that they own all of the waterway.

The bombers, B-1B Lancers, were conducting night training with Japanese fighters and arrived as President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare to meet separately on the sidelines of the G20 summit.

Trump and Xi were expected to discuss what China can offer us in reining in North Korea's missile and nuclear programs, but if history can teach us anything, it's to not trust China to do anything substantial about the hermit nation.

North Korea fired yet an intercontinental ballistic missile on Tuesday and this has gotten as serious as cancer.

In spite of Trump cozying up to Xi to help pressure North Korea, the U.S. military has been flexing its muscles as it asserts its "freedom of navigation" rights in the South China Sea, risking the awakening of the "Sleeping Dragon."

When asked about the flight of our bombers, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said there wasn't a problem with freedom of navigation or overflight for the East and South China Seas.

"But China resolutely opposes individual countries using the banner of freedom of navigation and overflight to flaunt military force and harm China's sovereignty and security," he said.

So it's okay with them just as long as they're able to dictate who/what can fly or sail there. That's like the First Amendment as it pertains to speech with which one agrees.

"The Chinese military will resolutely safeguard national sovereignty and security as well as regional peace and stability," he added.

The U.S. has criticized the Chinese build-up of military structures they constructed on reefs and small islands in the South China Sea. We're concerned that China could extend its strategic reach.

The B-1B Lancers that flew in the night-time drills is the first time our two forces have conducted joint operations as such.



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