Loralie Shimer
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🚨 NOW: Traitor and pro-Somali Tim Walz goes BERSERK in a pathetic moment “We've got a feeble-minded, trigger-happy president who plunged us into a war where no threat was present, with no clear objectives! That's FASCISM!” Walz should resign NOW.

Proud Boys were innocent The star witness who convicted the Proud Boys of seditious conspiracy just recanted. His name is Jeremy Bertino. He was the entire case. The prosecution had nothing without him. Here's what he's now saying publicly: The FBI threatened him with 25 years in prison. Told him what to say. Coached him until he said it the way they needed. Then put him on the stand.




Judge: “The defendant put himself in this situation” UnFuckingbelievable




The Dominion "glitch" was the steal. Names in the software are indexed with numbers, not letters. Simply switch the numbers next to the candidate through remote backdoor or admin access, and with a few clicks of a button, now Trump and Biden votes are swapped, instantly. There was never any "human error." It's called orchestrated fraud.


SOMALI CRIME: A Somali teen was caught with an illegal machine gun after a Minnesota high school graduation drive-by. Released without charges. 3 days later he did it again at another graduation with another illegal machine gun. The DOJ stepped in. Two graduation ceremonies. Two machine guns. Zero local accountability.

A judge in Austin had three separate chances to send Jaheim Neal to prison before he killed Larissa Herold. She denied every one. Neal was on plea-deal probation for a 2020 aggravated kidnapping and robbery. In the meantime, he picked up arrests for assault, drugs, and a bunch of other crimes. The DA filed three motions to revoke. Judge Chantal Eldridge denied all three. One Saturday last fall, 26-year-old Larissa was stopped at a red light at Parmer and Mopac, driving home from volunteering at a community garden. Neal was on the service road - speeding with no valid license, on alcohol and cocaine and pot. He jumped multiple barriers and slammed into her car. She died at the scene. Since 2021, Travis County judges have denied 68% (or 5,400) of motions to revoke probation or deferred adjudication. Occasionally, an Austin prosecutor will try to put away a violent offender, but it’s the judge who sends them back to the streets. Larissa was a mechanical engineer with two UT degrees. Her father still keeps her plants in the front room of his house. "She was my daughter, she was my friend," he said. Great reporting by @BriHollisNEWS and @hueyjayd - link in replies.


Minnesota man linked to gang shootings convicted for driving with machine gun to high school graduation thepostmillennial.com/minnesota-man-…














