POTUS wants to ban trannies from military

No more men with women's chromosomes and internal uteruses. No more women whose penises have been removed but still produce sperm cells. No more transgender people whose suicide rate is approximately 40 percent.

President trump tweeted that he wants to ban transgender (aka gender dysphoria; formerly gender identity disorder) people from the U.S. military in any capacity. 

He came to this conclusion after getting advice from his "generals" and analyzing medical costs.

In a Trumpian tweetfest he wrote:

"After consultation with my Generals and military experts, please be advised that the United States Government will not accept or allow . . . Transgender individuals to serve in any capacity in the U.S. Military (sic). Our military must be focused on decisive and overwhelming . . . victory and cannot be burdened with the tremendous medical costs and disruption that transgender in the military would entail. Thank you."

President Trump's tweets came just several weeks after Defense Secretary James Mattis said that he'd give military leaders another six months to review the efficacy of allowing transgender people to enlist in the armed services. That is, they must decide whether it will affect the "readiness or lethality" of the force--the deadline is Dec. 1, 2017.

The National Center for Transgender Equality, an organization advocating for equating this mental illness with normal behavior, said in a statement: "This is worse than don't ask don't tell, this is don't serve, don't serve." The went on to say, "This is an appalling attack on our service members; it is about bigotry rather than military readiness, reason or science. It is indefensible and cannot stand," they insisted.

But Tony Perkins, President of The Family Research Council praised Trump's action.

"I applaud President Trump for keeping his promise to return to military priorities--and not continue the social experimentation of the Obama era that has crippled our nation's military." He went on to add, "The military can now focus its efforts on preparing to fight and win wars rather than being used to advance the Obama [LGBTQ] social agenda."

And the worst part is that these mentally ill gender dysphoric people want the taxpayers to pick up the check for their junk removal and fake penis implants.

While Trump may have tweeted during the campaign season that he would "fight" for the LGBTQ community, the word 'fight' does not mean 'grovel.' 

It also does not mean that Trump's decision will put the LGBTQ people "back in the closet." That's a non sequitur. Transgender people just will not be serving in the military, just like people with other physical or mental disorders cannot serve. 

And they will have to handle their own "gender reassignment," (as if they can actually change their gender--take a biology course, people).

When Mattis was being confirmed, he was asked by New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand whether he believed LGBT people should be allowed to serve in the military or if women in combat would undermine the military's lethality.

"Frankly, senator, I've never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with," Mattis responded.

A RAND study found that there are between 2,500 and 7,000 transgender service member on active duty in the military and another 1,500 to 4,000 in the reserves. According to Wikipedia, there are 1,281,900 active duty military and 811,000 reserves. 

In the best case scenario, that translates to about 0.5% of active military consider themselves the gender they aren't.

Hissy fits to follow.


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State Dept. ditch references to ISIS "genocide' against Christians, other religions

The State Department's top lawyers are doing everything they can to improve their image. 

"Their" in this case refers to ISIS. 

The lawyers are systematically removing the word "genocide"to describe Islamic State's genocide of Christians, Yazidis and other ethnic minorities in Iraq and Syria, from speeches prior to their delivery and on other official documents. 

It's almost as if they're afraid ISIS will sue them.

The truth is, the top lawyers who are bowing toward Mecca, are the same lawyers who were appointed by the President who bowed to the Saudi King.

Richard Visek was appointed by Obama as head of the State Department's Office of Legal Adviser in October 2016. 

Visek is the dhimmie behind the decision to remove the politically incorrect word "genocide" from official documents, according to Nina Shea, an international human rights attorney who directs the Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom.

"I don't think for a minute it's a bureaucratic decision--it's ideological," Shea said. She has also spent 12 years as a commissioner on the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (CIRF) from 199 to 2012.

A State Department spokesman said, on Monday, that he would look into the matter and respond but wishes to remain anonymous in order to avoid a personal beheading.

Why are these liberals still working in the State Department?


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Daily Beast hack apologizes for sexist tweet attacking Huckabee Sanders

The Daily Cesspool Beast "writer" who called White House Press a "butch queen" on Twitter Friday got too many negative responses that forced him to apologize for being a dickweed.

Ira Madison, an uncouth culture writer issued his apology on Twitter on Monday.

Madison, who evidently hates women and gays has written for Gentleman's Quarterly (in spite of his having no idea what a gentleman is), and New York Magazine.

The weasel tweeted:

"Apologies to Sarah H. Sanders for the ill-judged joke tweeted Fri, deleted this AM. I didn't mean to offend anyone & I'm sorry that I did!"

 Twitter users kept calling him out anyway:

"Apologies are great, but not doing in the first place is even better. Try to put your nice cap on next time."

Others, like myself, weren't buying in to his heartfelt sorrow over his bile, and using the term 'butch queen' refers to a gay man who's "neither extremely feminine, nor extremely masculine and can easily portray both mannerisms."

Another tweet read: 

"So sexist and misogynistic comments are acceptable as long as they're aimed at Conservative women. Thanks for clarifying those rules."

Dan Gainor, vice president of business and culture at the Media Research Center, spoke to Fox News. 


"Since the Daily Beast says it values 'an inclusive culture, committed to the public good,' I assume this is the last time Ira Madison III will be writing for them. It goes to a larger point. Liberals get away with personal attacks that would ruin the careers of people on the right. This is demented, but watch how little attention it gets from the national press."


Ira Madison III is a brave man to attack a woman from afar, using Twitter, "The Angry Folks' Social Media Platform." 

The Daily Beast was too cowardly to comment but that's to be expected.


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San Antonio trailer deaths reveals driver has long criminal history

Photo: AP/Eric Gay

James Mathew Bradley Jr., the 60-year-old accused of allowing 10 illegal immigrants to bake to death inside a sweltering, non-air conditioned tractor-trailer Sunday appeared in federal court Monday. He is charged with illegally transporting immigrants for financial gain, resulting in death.

Bradley, from Clearwater, Florida, didn't enter a plea nor did he speak about what happened. He has been ordered held for another hearing Thursday.

Florida driving records obtained by Fox News indicate the state revoked his commercial driving privileges in April. 

Bradley has an extensive criminal record dating back to the 1990s and span multiple states. He pleaded guilty in a felony domestic violence case in Colorado and was sentenced to two years probation. Records show supervision of Bradley's probation was transferred to Gainesville, Florida.

Photo: AP/Eric Gay

In 1998 he was arrested in Ohio and extradited to Colorado for violating his probation. He was also wanted by a Texas agency for an unknown charge.

In 1999 he had another probation violation complaint but he wasn't arrested. He returned to Colorado in 2003 and was eventually sentenced to a 3-year stretch in a halfway house and still, he violated the terms of that sentence. He apparently just walked out of the place and never returned. 

In 2005 Bradley was sentenced to a year in a Colorado prison and was released in 2007, according to the Department of Corrections. He was on parole until 2009.

Although authorities list Bradley as being from Clearwater, his fiancee spoke with the AP and said he has been staying in Louisville for several years.

Fox13 Tampa reports that Bradley was arrested for grand theft in Hillsborough County, FL, but the actual year the incident occurred or the charges are unknown.

The complaint filed Monday by federal prosecutors said Bradley called his fiancee, Darnisha Rose, who didn't answer. However, when he allegedly made the gruesome discovery in the back of his truck in the Walmart parking lot, he didn't call 911.

His fiancee defended Bradley, saying that he is a good man who would always try to help people in need. Rose said that when he called her from jail Sunday, he claimed he had no idea so many people were crammed in the trailer.

"He said he saw the people in there, laying everywhere," Rose said. "He said he didn't know what to do, which way to go. He was crying, distraught. He was scared. You could tell it in his voice."

Yes, getting collared for murder is very scary.

Rose said that Bradley has diabetes which he didn't properly treat and he ended up losing his leg. He got a prosthetic leg this month and wanted to get back to work.

But Rose said that when she was with Bradley for a brief time, he never told her how the illegal immigrants were loaded into his trailer without his knowledge, as he allegedly told the police.

The truck was registered to Pyle Transportation Inc. from Schaller, IA. The president of the company, Brian Pyle, explained that he sold the truck to someone in Mexico and that Bradley was supposed to deliver it to a drop-off point in Brownsville.

Photo: AP/Eric Gay

Pyle apologized profusely and said he was shocked over the incident.

In addition to the 10 dead, about 20 others who were rescued from the 18-wheeler were hospitalized in dire condition, many of whom are severely dehydrated and had heatstroke.

Mexico's foreign ministry released a statement Monday saying "according to preliminary information" 25 of those inside the rig were Mexican nationals.

Four of the dead and 21 of those hospitalized are Mexican. Some of the othes were from Guatemala.

Thomas Homan, acting director of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement said "Even though they have the driver in custody, I can guarantee you there's going to be many more people we're looking for to prosecute."


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U.S. Navy fires warning shots at Iranian vessel in Persian Gulf

Developing -- A U.S. Navy ship was forced to fire warning shots at an Iranian ship in the Persian Gulf on Tuesday, according to U.S. defense officials.

The U.S. Navy coastal patrol ship, the USS Thunderbolt, was fast approached by an Iranian vessel. The Navy ship fired warning flares but the Iranian vessel ignored them and continued on course.

When the Iranian vessel came within 150 yards, the U.S. Navy ship fired its .50-caliber machine gun, which got their freaking attention.

The incident occurred Tuesday as a formation of U.S. Navy warships were involved in a military exercise in the Northern Persian Gulf.

The last time a U.S. Navy warship had to fire warning shots at an Iranian vessel was in January when it approached too close.

This is a developing story so please follow the updates.


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Trump may fire Sessions or not

President Trump is talking with advisers to discuss the idea of firing Attorney General Jeff Sessions as he continues to publicly rage against the AG's decision to recuse himself over the Russian meddling of the 2016 presidential campaign. 

It's obvious that Trump is extremely angry at Sessions, referring to him as "beleaguered" in a tweet, but while he frequently talks about making staff changes, he often fails to follow through, or perhaps changes his mind.

Trump tweeted Monday:

"So why aren't the Committees and investigators, and of course our beleaguered A.G., looking into Crooked Hillarys (sic) crimes & Russia relations?"

Department of Justice officials say that Sessions is in "good spirits."

The criticism with which Trump has been discussing Sessions has created speculation that either Trump will fire him or he will resign. 

Someone shouted a question during a White House event asking whether Sessions should step down--Trump ignored the question. Last week, however, Sessions said that he intended to stay on the job.

Should Sessions go, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein would be next in line for the position, at least as acting AG. But it was Rosenstein who appointed Mueller and Trump has been sharply critical of him, both in public and private for that move.

Four White House officials leaked on condition of anonymity because they valued their jobs, to discuss private conversations.

If Sessions goes and Rosenstein moves up, Trump might ask him to fire Robert Mueller, the special counsel leading the investigation, because of his hiring of all Hillary Clinton supporters to help in the investigation. Trump rightfully believes the deck is stacked against him.

Sessions recused himself from the investigation knowing that it would raise eyebrows after he revealed that he'd met with a top Russian diplomat last year. And while the meeting is perfectly legal and normal, Democrats have attacked everyone in the Trump administration for ridiculous events. They would probably go after POTUS if they caught him using Russian salad dressing.

Newt Gingrich, former Speaker of the House and frequent Trump adviser noted that the president wears his feelings on his tweets and said he was probably just venting about Sessions and being "honest with his feelings. But that doesn't mean he's going to do anything."

Gingrich admitted, however, that such statements by the president would have repercussions with staff morale.

"Anybody who is good at team building would suggest to the president that attacking team members of your team rattles the whole team," Gingrich said.

Sessions and Trump were close at one time. Trump even momentarily shared the same ideology as Sessions and it was he who backed Trump's campaign and gave the reality TV star political 'cred'.

After Trump public rebuke of Sessions last week, the AG seemed determined to stay on the job and said of that it "goes beyond anything that I would have ever imagined for myself."

"I'm totally confident that we can continue to run this office in an effective way," Sessions said.

It would be a mistake to fire Sessions, especially over his recusal, which to many people was the proper thing to do. Many in his base might have second thoughts.


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Prof. calls McCain "war criminal"

A La-La Land college professor bravely called Senator John McCain a "war criminal" because he fought for the United States of America in the Vietnam War and he didn't. The professor is also annoyed at well wishes McCain has received after being diagnosed with brain cancer because nobody ever sends him well wishes or even get well cards. 

Shucks.

A war criminal is a person who, in time of war, commits atrocities against enemy prisoners. 

McCain's atrocity as a prisoner of war was to allow his captors to torture him which may have given them bad dreams later on in life. He was tortured so badly that he cannot raise one arm above his shoulders. 

The professor, Jonathan Graubart, indoctrinates young people at San Diego State University. 

Graubart appears to be the type of scumtruffle who pleasures himself gazing lovingly at photos of Jane Fonda riding a North Vietnamese anti aircraft cannon in her commie helmet. 

"I find myself annoyed at the groundswell of good wishes for John McCain after his diagnosis of glioblastoma and have been thinking through way," the complaint Nazi said on the day McCain went public about the cancer.

"McCain is a war criminal and, more to the point, someone who as a politician has championed horrifying actions and been lousy on state commitment to public health," the former circus promoter and failed juggler said [Google him]. "So dying or not, he's a risible public figure (I have no idea what he is like on the personal level and don't care)."

Graubart and his 'favorite' student

Some students found Graubart's comments 'shocking'. 

Those students who were okay with the remarks were probably okay with the Berkeley riots which caused serious property damage to the school when several non-liberal speakers were to give speeches.

One SDSU student, Ben Dilbeck told KGTV, "I would never wish cancer upon my worst enemy and then to be annoyed by people just wishing you the best for having cancer, I just thought it was totally inappropriate."

You don't have to agree ideologically with someone to wish them well; and you certainly don't wish them death.

Graubart is obviously a disturbed, angry, jejune little man (if that, indeed, is how he self-identifies), and is a discredit to the school. He has never been in a war, nor does he have the slightest idea of what a war criminal really is, and what a hero John McCain is to the men who were imprisoned with him.

If John McCain is a war criminal, then so am I and the men and women I served with over there.

Except, like Antifa calling conservatives 'fascists', he's got it backwards.



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Oops--'Made in America' uses Canadian company to sell its wares

The Trump administration celebrated "Made in America" week in which U.S. companies were honored. 

But there was a problem. 

President Trump used Shopify, a Canadian e-commerce company founded by Germans: CEO Tobias Lütke and Daniel Weinland in 2004, the Daily Dot discovered. The company is based in Ottawa, Ontario.

The source code for shop.donaldjtrump.com shows that Trump's official online store is using Shopify service. He began using Shopify on August 26, 2016, according to Wayback Machine.

Trump sells a huge array of merchandise on his official store shop.donaldjtrump.com including golf clubs, beer can coolers, baby one-pieces, Trump-Pence megaphones, and yes, even "Make America Great Again" caps.

Another sad example of how POTUS doesn't practice what he preaches is a BuzzFeed report showing that at his private club in Palm Beach, Florida, Mar-A-Lago asked the Department of Labor for permission to hire 70 temporary foreign workers under the H-2B visa program and his National Golf Club in Jupiter, Florida asked to hire six more foreign cooks.

In a statement by the White House, it said that "for too long our government has forgotten American workers," and pledged: "Under the leadership of President Trump, not only will the American worker never be forgotten, but they will be championed."

Except at Mar-A-Lago, the National Golf Club in Jupiter, and online shopping for Trump products.

Sorry--I support President Trump, but he can't have it both ways. He needs to be more than charismatic--he needs to be real.


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