No kidding. Talk about "disinformation". This wants to make me throw-up it is so bad.
Democrats Truly Are Feckin' Stupid.
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I am one who doesn't believe. This is an organized "caravan" by the Left who are supporting these poor people into coming to the U.S. They are also responsible for any increase in Trafficking (be it drugs or humans) and an investigation into who is supporting this needs to be done. But of course, it won't and hundreds if not thousands of individuals will be badly affected. So much for "compassion" - this is totally the opposite.
BTW the millions of dollars going to these countries (Guatemala, Honduras, etc) where is this money going? Whose pockets are being lined? Why aren't the governments doing something to improve the lives of their citizens? Why isn't the American government looking into where the funds are going? I suspect there are those in the American government who are profiting from this whole thing, not only for political votes but for the money as well.
The U.S. government is so corrupt that Trump would have needed at least another 12 years to get rid of the rot. With the Democrats & RHINOS, it's pretty much impossible.
Open border society is one of the Liberal groups involved in organizing the caravans
H'mm it seems the old OB's posts were incorrect
The video is from 2016, the left's view hasn't changed according to Biden's comments a month or so ago
Portland’s Latest Idiotic Plan: Unarmed Park Rangers To Confront Gun Wielding Maniacs
By Brock SimmonsPublished April 9, 2021 at 9:48pm
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Help Wanted: Unarmed pseudo law enforcement rangers to patrol Portland’s parks and confront violent individuals who have guns. You’ll be supplied with a radio and a flashlight. Apply via the city’s website.
Raise your hand if you’re chomping at the bit to sign up for that job! That’s exactly what America’s *favorite* mayor, Ted Wheeler, and his assembled city commissioners have drawn up to counter the sharp rise in shootings and other violent crime that have plagued the city in recent years. The $6 Million comprehensive plan will allocate $1.4 Million to add about 24 new park rangers to the existing cadres, assuming people will actually apply for the jobs.
The rest of the money? It will go to “community organizations” to “combat gun violence,” which really just means it’s reward money for people who have donated to the politicians......More
EXC: Stacey Abrams Is On The Board Of A Group Collaborating With The Chinese Communist Party.
Stacey Abrams serves on the board of the Center For American Progress, which has participated in exchanges with a premier Chinese Communist Party-linked propaganda organization for over a decade, even co-authoring reports with the group, The National Pulse can today reveal.Among its Democratic board members is Abrams, who remarked she was “honored to be joining the board of the Center for American Progress,” as it “has been at the forefront of progressive policy development and activism for years.” What’s more, the left-wing activist spoke at the group’s 2019 conference to outline “solutions to combat voter suppression efforts.”
“Abrams urged Americans to fight for progress through litigation that combats regressive laws and expands voting rights; legislation such as H.R. 1 that offers historic democracy and voting reforms; and advocacy that centers communities of color and the disadvantaged to bring new voices to the table to change the country’s trajectory,” CAP summarized.
However, in conjunction with the group’s years of left-wing activism praised by Abrams, CAP has collaborated extensively with the Chinese Communist Party.
CAP has repeatedly partnered with the China-United States Exchange Foundation (CUSEF) on sponsored trips to China, reports, and other endeavors for over a decade. Aided by Western lobbying firms, CUSEF has set out to “effectively disseminate positive messages to the media, key influencers and opinion leaders, and the general public” regarding China, according to Foreign Agent Registration Act (FARA) filings with the Department of Justice.
The National Pulse has previously revealed CUSEF’s links to mainstream corporate media outlets and other leading political figures in the United States.......More
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Rep. Cori Bush (D., Mo.) spent years working as a faith healer for a religious group that claims to have resurrected the dead and cured thousands of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, paralysis, and other serious maladies—including Bush’s own severe case of coronavirus last year.
Bush did not have medical insurance when she was hospitalized with the virus last April, and she said her struggle illustrated the necessity of passing Medicare for All. Officials at her faith-healing church, however, said she was cured within 30 minutes after talking to the head pastor, Charles Ndifon, by phone from her hospital bed.
"Cori, she had COVID, and she called me from the hospital," Ndifon, the presiding apostle of Kingdom Embassy International churches told the Washington Free Beacon. "And 30 minutes later, she was breathing. Healed. It was that simple."
Ndifon—a Nigerian-born religious and leadership guru who runs a global network of apostolic churches headquartered in Rhode Island—said he first trained Bush to become a faith healer after she started attending his events in St. Louis in 2011. She started conducting healings and opened the St. Louis chapter of Ndifon’s Kingdom Embassy International church, he said. According to Ndifon’s teachings, illnesses are the result of demonic forces that must be expelled from the body.
"She continued having meetings even when I left St. Louis. She continued healing the sick, she would send the reports," said Ndifon. "Once in a while, cases they can’t handle, they would send to me."
Bush founded and served as pastor at the St. Louis chapter of the Kingdom Embassy International church from 2011 to 2014, according to corporate records and her LinkedIn page. She did not respond to a request for comment.
Bush’s work as a faith healer could raise questions for the Missouri Democrat. The practice is controversial, with the American Cancer Society warning that it can lead patients to stop seeking necessary medical treatments or send them into depression. Many practitioners are viewed as hucksters by mainstream Christian groups and medical experts.
Following her rise to prominence as an activist in the criminal justice reform movement, Bush was elected to Congress last year. She touted her work as a pastor for Kingdom Embassy International and a registered nurse during her campaign.
Since taking office, the congresswoman has focused on issues such as health equity for mothers—whom she refers to as "birthing people"—and the alleged rise of white supremacy within Congress. Bush also joined "The Squad," a clique of far-left members that includes Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) and Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.).
A former nursing supervisor, Bush has talked about her struggle with coronavirus but has not mentioned she sought treatment from Ndifon. She urged other politicians to follow "the science" by instituting mask mandates, citing her own expertise as an "actual nurse." She announced in January that she was moving her office away from Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s, claiming that Greene (R., Ga.) was endangering her by refusing to wear a mask.
Ndifon’s account of healing Bush was backed up by another member of the congregation, who posted a Facebook video recounting the incident.
In the April 7, 2020 video, which was filmed at the church’s Rhode Island headquarters known as "The Embassy," a church leader named "Chris Chris" said that Bush "just called the embassy and she got cured of coronavirus right over the phone."
"My apostle [Ndifon] is just decreeing, delivering, all that good stuff, in the name of Jesus. And guess what? [Bush] got healed from coronavirus right now, about maybe 30 minutes ago," said Chris.
"We just murdered coronavirus, son! We just murdered it," he continued. "I don't care, bring people with AIDS. Bring the paralyzed people. The paralyzed people are gonna get healed and start breakdancing. The AIDS people, they're gonna be able to donate blood."
Chris, who said he does not wear a mask because his faith protects him from contracting the virus, added that he was "ready to go march in the streets and just, bam, hulk-smash corona."
"That's why I walk in confidence without no face mask; that's why I walk in confidence with no gloves," he said.
Bush first became sick with COVID-like symptoms in late March 2020, according to her comments on social media, and she was admitted to the hospital twice in early April for respiratory distress. She posted a video on April 7, 2020, on Twitter—the day she allegedly called Ndifon—in which she appeared to have trouble breathing. Two days later, her condition seemed to have improved significantly when she gave an interview to a local St. Louis TV network.
Bush has promoted the church and Ndifon on social media. In one Facebook post on Oct. 31, 2006, she posted a photo of Ndifon with an inspirational quote and wrote, "Yessss Papa Yes!"
Ndifon posted a dispatch from Bush on Facebook on May 7, 2012, which described Bush’s experience at one of his healing events.
"Cori Bush reports from St. Louis Miracle Explosion: ‘We have been truly blessed by God. Not my words nor my tears can adequately express my gratitude for all the love, thoughtfulness, care, and time that has been shared with us. Please know that we don't take it lightly. Thank you Papa, Mama (oh how we love and miss you), and our [Christ Love Ministries] family. YOU ARE ROYALTY. We thank Jesus for sending our extraordinary Papa to Saint Louis to awaken this sleeping, hurting city. LIFE HAS COME TO STL!!!’"
After the event, the church claimed on its Facebook page that it healed people with deafness, blindness, and cancer.
Ndifon’s stadium-sized healing events have been criticized in the European press, which notes that he solicits donations from attendees, while staying at luxury hotels and donning designer suits. Ndifon said he doesn’t take a salary, outside of donations, and noted that the Swedish government failed when it attempted to take him to court for practicing medicine without a license.
"We don’t prescribe medication, we don’t tell you to get off your medication. We tell you, you’re healed, go see your doctors, your doctors will get you off because it’s obvious. It’s like science, we have the proof," said Ndifon, who also told the Free Beacon that he has served as an adviser to foreign governments and is a member of the Nigerian royal family.
Ndifon has self-published 52 books and audio collections about healing, miracles, wealth-creation and other subjects, which are listed for sale on the church website for between $9.99 and $200.
He said he has conducted hundreds of thousands of healings and miracles, including diverting Hurricane Katrina’s path away from Florida and causing the rain to stop for two weeks during the monsoon season in India.
Meet Rep. Cori Bush and Her Fellow Faith Healers
Missouri Dem supposedly cured of COVID through faith-healing-by-phoneRep. Cori Bush (D., Mo.) spent years working as a faith healer for a religious group that claims to have resurrected the dead and cured thousands of people suffering from AIDS, cancer, paralysis, and other serious maladies—including Bush’s own severe case of coronavirus last year.
Bush did not have medical insurance when she was hospitalized with the virus last April, and she said her struggle illustrated the necessity of passing Medicare for All. Officials at her faith-healing church, however, said she was cured within 30 minutes after talking to the head pastor, Charles Ndifon, by phone from her hospital bed.
"Cori, she had COVID, and she called me from the hospital," Ndifon, the presiding apostle of Kingdom Embassy International churches told the Washington Free Beacon. "And 30 minutes later, she was breathing. Healed. It was that simple."
Ndifon—a Nigerian-born religious and leadership guru who runs a global network of apostolic churches headquartered in Rhode Island—said he first trained Bush to become a faith healer after she started attending his events in St. Louis in 2011. She started conducting healings and opened the St. Louis chapter of Ndifon’s Kingdom Embassy International church, he said. According to Ndifon’s teachings, illnesses are the result of demonic forces that must be expelled from the body.
"She continued having meetings even when I left St. Louis. She continued healing the sick, she would send the reports," said Ndifon. "Once in a while, cases they can’t handle, they would send to me."
Bush founded and served as pastor at the St. Louis chapter of the Kingdom Embassy International church from 2011 to 2014, according to corporate records and her LinkedIn page. She did not respond to a request for comment.
Bush’s work as a faith healer could raise questions for the Missouri Democrat. The practice is controversial, with the American Cancer Society warning that it can lead patients to stop seeking necessary medical treatments or send them into depression. Many practitioners are viewed as hucksters by mainstream Christian groups and medical experts.
Following her rise to prominence as an activist in the criminal justice reform movement, Bush was elected to Congress last year. She touted her work as a pastor for Kingdom Embassy International and a registered nurse during her campaign.
Since taking office, the congresswoman has focused on issues such as health equity for mothers—whom she refers to as "birthing people"—and the alleged rise of white supremacy within Congress. Bush also joined "The Squad," a clique of far-left members that includes Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) and Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.).
A former nursing supervisor, Bush has talked about her struggle with coronavirus but has not mentioned she sought treatment from Ndifon. She urged other politicians to follow "the science" by instituting mask mandates, citing her own expertise as an "actual nurse." She announced in January that she was moving her office away from Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s, claiming that Greene (R., Ga.) was endangering her by refusing to wear a mask.
Ndifon’s account of healing Bush was backed up by another member of the congregation, who posted a Facebook video recounting the incident.
In the April 7, 2020 video, which was filmed at the church’s Rhode Island headquarters known as "The Embassy," a church leader named "Chris Chris" said that Bush "just called the embassy and she got cured of coronavirus right over the phone."
"My apostle [Ndifon] is just decreeing, delivering, all that good stuff, in the name of Jesus. And guess what? [Bush] got healed from coronavirus right now, about maybe 30 minutes ago," said Chris.
"We just murdered coronavirus, son! We just murdered it," he continued. "I don't care, bring people with AIDS. Bring the paralyzed people. The paralyzed people are gonna get healed and start breakdancing. The AIDS people, they're gonna be able to donate blood."
Chris, who said he does not wear a mask because his faith protects him from contracting the virus, added that he was "ready to go march in the streets and just, bam, hulk-smash corona."
"That's why I walk in confidence without no face mask; that's why I walk in confidence with no gloves," he said.
Bush first became sick with COVID-like symptoms in late March 2020, according to her comments on social media, and she was admitted to the hospital twice in early April for respiratory distress. She posted a video on April 7, 2020, on Twitter—the day she allegedly called Ndifon—in which she appeared to have trouble breathing. Two days later, her condition seemed to have improved significantly when she gave an interview to a local St. Louis TV network.
Bush has promoted the church and Ndifon on social media. In one Facebook post on Oct. 31, 2006, she posted a photo of Ndifon with an inspirational quote and wrote, "Yessss Papa Yes!"
Ndifon posted a dispatch from Bush on Facebook on May 7, 2012, which described Bush’s experience at one of his healing events.
"Cori Bush reports from St. Louis Miracle Explosion: ‘We have been truly blessed by God. Not my words nor my tears can adequately express my gratitude for all the love, thoughtfulness, care, and time that has been shared with us. Please know that we don't take it lightly. Thank you Papa, Mama (oh how we love and miss you), and our [Christ Love Ministries] family. YOU ARE ROYALTY. We thank Jesus for sending our extraordinary Papa to Saint Louis to awaken this sleeping, hurting city. LIFE HAS COME TO STL!!!’"
After the event, the church claimed on its Facebook page that it healed people with deafness, blindness, and cancer.
Ndifon’s stadium-sized healing events have been criticized in the European press, which notes that he solicits donations from attendees, while staying at luxury hotels and donning designer suits. Ndifon said he doesn’t take a salary, outside of donations, and noted that the Swedish government failed when it attempted to take him to court for practicing medicine without a license.
"We don’t prescribe medication, we don’t tell you to get off your medication. We tell you, you’re healed, go see your doctors, your doctors will get you off because it’s obvious. It’s like science, we have the proof," said Ndifon, who also told the Free Beacon that he has served as an adviser to foreign governments and is a member of the Nigerian royal family.
Ndifon has self-published 52 books and audio collections about healing, miracles, wealth-creation and other subjects, which are listed for sale on the church website for between $9.99 and $200.
He said he has conducted hundreds of thousands of healings and miracles, including diverting Hurricane Katrina’s path away from Florida and causing the rain to stop for two weeks during the monsoon season in India.
i don't know, when it comes to amerikkka's cult politics, republicans take the stupidity cake. look at this above failson loser spamming the most ridiculous links. "freebeacon.com" 
This is Gary O'Connor. Gary is a Democrat representative from Texas. Gary called Republican Tim Scott an "oreo", ostensibly for being a Republican. Gary was forced to resign for being a racist dickhead. Don't be a Gary.
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Well, you know, just like with all the monotheistic religions, according to the insane marxist, bolshevic and trotsky commies - critical thinking is an illness.
Republicans have common sense for the most part; the Democrats on the other hand are simply stupid, careless & tyrannical!!i don't know, when it comes to amerikkka's cult politics, republicans take the stupidity cake. look at this above failson loser spamming the most ridiculous links. "freebeacon.com"
She is a threat to the Republic, that's for sure. She and her ilk are ignorant a/h's!
How incredibly ignorant! WOW!
This raid wasn't about drug dealing by my, ah, ex spouse it was about my upcoming election, wow
Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren's husband arrested, mayor calls timing 'highly suspicious'
Warren noted that she and her husband "had a separation agreement that was signed years ago."
Leftists Launching Recall Of Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler For Not Being Far Enough To The Left
By Brock SimmonsPublished June 3, 2021 at 8:28pm
307 Comments
National Treasure Matt Walsh Launches GoFundMe to Help AOC’s Grandma, Since Her Rich Granddaughter Won’t
By Cassandra Fairbanks
Published June 4, 2021 at 1:49pm
424 Comments
Rock star conservative commentator Matt Walsh has launched a hilarious fundraiser to help the grandmother of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after the wealthy socialist blamed former President Donald Trump for her abuela’s poor living conditions.
As Walsh has pointed out, Ocasio-Cortez has a brand new Tesla, which averages about a $500 payment per month. Yet, conservatives are the ones stepping up to help her get some roof repairs, raising over $25,000 in just two hours.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
@AOC
Just over a week ago, my abuela fell ill. I went to Puerto Rico to see her- my 1st time in a year+ bc of COVID. This is her home. Hurricane María relief hasn’t arrived. Trump blocked relief $ for PR. People are being forced to flee ancestral homes, & developers are taking them.
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“Shameful that you live in luxury while allowing your own grandmother to suffer in these squalid conditions,” Walsh tweeted in response to the photos.
This reply set the congresswoman off.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez
@AOC
You don’t even have a concept for the role that 1st-gen, first-born daughters play in their families. My abuela is okay. But instead of only caring for mine & letting others suffer, I’m calling attention to the systemic injustices you seem totally fine w/ in having a US colony.
Matt Walsh
@MattWalshBlog
Replying to @AOC
Shameful that you live in luxury while allowing your own grandmother to suffer in these squalid conditions
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Since the socialist is probably low on the funds to help her family after paying the rent in her luxury DC apartment, and the payments for her fancy vehicle, Walsh stepped up to help.
Walsh added, “virtue-signaling isn’t going to fix abuela’s roof. So we are. Let’s all kick in to help save AOC’s abuela’s ancestral home. Any amount is appreciated, but the cost of a monthly lease payment on that Tesla is around $499…”
“All proceeds will be donated to abuela, if she will accept them,” he wrote.
The Daily Wire commentator had raised over $26,863 by 2:45 p.m. EST on Friday — including his own $499 contribution.