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Category: Happening People
Head of TN’s Immunization Program, Michelle Fiscus Admits “She’s Not Vaccinated!”
Brave Hero in Haiti Shares his experience with Trump about the laundering of (money) out of Haiti to DC with the Clinton Foundation involvement
So DIIIIRRTY — Follow The Money
In Corn Flakes Boxes/Q]This Man is a HERO! listen to his voice tremble, yet he courageously stands up to share this story!
We NEED more People Like THis!
👇👇👇👇👇 @POTUS pic.twitter.com/BZ99pTnyjD— ASCENSION GUIDE ⭐️⭐️⭐️📯1:3:6:9 ॐ (@Ascension_Guide) February 24, 2019
Trump confident he will prevail against lawsuits over emergency declaration
editor victoria’s comment ~ of course he will. some courts may render a constitutionally incorrect decision (which would then follow the natural conclusion – SCOTUS – which will side w/him), but he is in his lawful authority to impose this emergency declaration.
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By Jeff Mason
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Donald Trump expressed confidence on Tuesday that he would prevail against a lawsuit filed by 16 U.S. states seeking to block his declaration of a national emergency to fund a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico.
The group of states, including California and New York, has charged the president and top officials in his administration with taking away taxpayer funds for their communities to fulfill a promise from his 2016 campaign to curb illegal immigration and the flow of drugs.
Trump’s remarks to reporters in the Oval Office suggested he was not concerned or surprised by the states’ legal challenge.
“I think, in the end, we’re going to be very successful with the lawsuit,” Trump said. “It’s an open-and-closed case.”
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SIGN NOW: Stop the rollout of 5G service
Mystery Good Samaritan picks up hotel bill for 70 homeless people in Chicago as temperatures drop to record-breaking lows
UPDATE: No longer a mystery person. See the kind soul who did this here.
An mystery Good Samaritan has stepped in to save 70 homeless people from record-breaking cold temperatures in Chicago by paying for their hotel rooms.
The Chicago Tribune reports people were camped out overnight in tents after their propane tanks were confiscated in temperatures as low as -32C.
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JFK INNAUGURAL ADDRESS 1961
Today we hold in our hearts the words of MLK
My girl and I spent part of the day listening to Martin Luther King’s beautiful speech “I Have A Dream” on August 28, 1963 in Washington, D.C. The words of that moving, powerful speech still ring true today. Only this time while we have removed the “Whites Only” signs and have, for the most part, eliminated segregation, racism still exists in our minds and in our hearts. In our behaviors and thoughts. We still have ghetto’s. Gangs. Police brutality. An extreme percentage of blacks in our prisons. And we now have a media that works against the people’s desire for freedom by creating lies and exaggerations to keep the division going. And while the majority used to be lulled in their slumber by their words, we at least have a growing awakening along with a President who sees their lies.
The needs in MLK’s words still have a place in our society, in our conversations with one another. For there is not a one of us that does not hold a racist thought of some sort, except perhaps for the youngest of children who have not yet been tarnished by television propaganda and public education dogma and the dismissal of bully behavior.
Love is the answer. Love through honest self-assessment. Love through our speak with others as we share our stories and love through putting aside personal judgment as we listen to the stories of others. And love through making the best choice we can make for ourselves. And lastly – love through right action which includes this plan we see unfolding and holding those putting the plan in place accountable for every promise made to ensure our total Freedom from any and all acts rules laws and behaviors of oppression and control.
Here is the speech that, for me, never gets old….
President Trump making ‘major announcement’ about shutdown, border security Saturday afternoon
WASHINGTON D.C. — President Trump will be making a ‘major announcement’ on Saturday afternoon about the government shutdown and border security.
He said on Twitter Friday that the announcement will be made at 3 p.m. from the White House.
I will be making a major announcement concerning the Humanitarian Crisis on our Southern Border, and the Shutdown, tomorrow afternoon at 3 P.M., live from the @WhiteHouse.
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) January 18, 2019
The government has been shut down for nearly a month, making this the longest government shutdown in history.
The president is insisting on $5 billion for the border wall, but legislation for that does not have support from Congress.
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What kind of law did JFK Jr. practice?
my mate asked me that question. so i said “i can find that for you.” here’s what i found below (SOURCE). found his specialty quite interesting….perhaps we may see him again in the Civilian Trials. brand new prosecutor? i recall reading (and posting) though a few days ago about the Civil Courts running out of money soon (due to the shutdown). it was alleged that as of the 21st, if there is no further funding, the cases can be handled by the Military Court system. also been thinking the 21st is MLK day ~ another beautiful Soul taken out by the D/S….
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“John F. Kennedy Jr., 29, finally passed the New York State bar exam on his third try, the New York Post reported. The only son of the assassinated President also passed the Connecticut state bar exam, allowing him to practice law in that state, judicial officials said Friday. If Kennedy had failed on his third attempt, he would have been out as a prosecutor in the office of the Manhattan district attorney. Kennedy graduated from New York University Law School in 1989. He has been assigned to a unit that focuses on white-collar crime, low-level political corruption and other felonies. His sister, Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, 32, passed the bar exam on her first attempt three years ago.”
