Jeannette Belliveau

🔥🚨DEVELOPING: JP Morgan executive is being accused of turning an married Indian man that she hired into her personal sex slave that she drugged, forced to have intercorse with her while making him take viagra as she threatened to take his job from him if he didn’t comply. When the alleged victim said no, she allegedly told him: "If you don't f*k me soon, I'm going to ruin you. Never forget, I f*king own you." Additional alleged remarks: "You really think management wants some Indian boy leading organizations?" “If you don’t have sex with me tonight, I’m going to sabotage your promotion.” “I bet your little Asian fish-head wife doesn’t have these cannons.” If these allegations are true they should be met with the same scrutiny as if the roles were reversed.

My chapter on Marilyn Mosby in "Fleeing Baltimore" describes the soaring number of "Outliers" (non-criminal victims of homicides) during her term 2015-23. The most famous case was that of Pava LaPere, murdered by a repeat sex offender who won early release.

Sounds like the exodus from Baltimore has enlarged to an exodus from the state of Maryland.

@OwenGregorian My book on why I left Baltimore examines the homicides of 44 innocent, law-abiding residents: amzn.to/4t25fzR

Blue state residents 'fleeing in droves' after ‘insane’ progressive takeover, says top state attorney | Peter Pinedo, Fox News A top state attorney in Democrat-controlled Maryland says he has had enough and is throwing in the towel after saying the Old Line State has suffered an "insane" "ultra-progressive" takeover. In an interview with Fox News Digital, Haven Shoemaker, state attorney for Maryland’s Carroll County, said that after decades in public service, he is "sick to death" of the policies that "emanate" from the state capital in Annapolis. He said he is especially disgusted with Maryland’s "sanctuary" policies and the high taxes he said are being levied in part to pay for more services for illegal immigrants. "Maryland has become California on the Chesapeake," said Shoemaker. "It only gets worse. It's not getting better. And at some point, I just had to make a personal decision that it's time to throw in the towel and head for what I believe are greener pastures." Shoemaker is not the only one. He said that he sees Marylanders giving up on the state "all the time." "The State of Maryland has one of the worst outward migration numbers of any state in the country right now," he said. "So, I don't know who’s going to be the last to foot the bill for the profligate spending that Annapolis likes to engage in, but it's not going to be me, I can tell you that." Moore's office did not respond to Fox News Digital's questions. Fox News Digital also reached out to Maryland House Speaker Joseline A. Peña-Melnyk and Senate President Bill Ferguson for comment. Born in Baltimore in the 1960s, Shoemaker spent three decades in local and state politics before taking the job as Carroll County’s top prosecutor in 2023. His career in public service includes seven years as mayor of Hampstead, Maryland, four years as a Carroll County commissioner and nine years in the Maryland House of Delegates. He rose to the role of House Minority Whip for the Maryland Republican Party. Despite years deeply involved in state politics, Shoemaker said his decision to abandon Maryland has been a long time coming. "I've been contemplating this move for a while, but the linchpin for me was this most recent legislative session where they essentially made Maryland a sanctuary state for illegal immigrants," he told Fox News Digital. Earlier this year, the Maryland General Assembly passed an emergency measure to ban local and state law enforcement agencies from cooperating with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) through what is known as the 287(g) program. Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore, whose name has been floated as a possible 2028 Democratic presidential candidate, signed the bill into law. While emphasizing that law enforcement would continue cooperating with ICE on deporting individuals who "pose a risk to public safety," Moore lauded the bill, saying, "We will not allow untrained, unqualified and unaccountable agents to deputize our brave local law enforcement officers," according to WYPR. While signing the measure, Moore stressed his view that "Maryland is a community of immigrants," saying, "It is not our weakness, it's our strength." Shoemaker, meanwhile, said that Maryland’s sanctuary-style policies are "just part of the problem." "In addition to that, their tax policy here is horrendous," he said. He pointed to how state leaders raised taxes in Maryland last year by $1.6 billion. The tax raise was passed by the State Assembly and approved by Democratic Gov. Wes Moore as part of a $67 billion state budget in 2025. The raise was part of a plan to address roughly a $3.3 billion budget deficit. Maryland’s budget is relatively large compared to other states, despite the state ranking 18th in population and 42nd in land size. Shoemaker said that state leaders are "already looking at a structural deficit going into next year's budget of another billion and a half or so." He asserted the "handwriting is on the wall" that "Maryland politicians are beholden to their ultra-progressive base." In the end, Shoemaker said that he has finally decided to escape to the South and head for North Carolina. "A lot of taxpayers from across the State of Maryland are fleeing in droves," he said. He added a warning to Moore and other Maryland leaders: "If you want to staunch the bleeding that's occurring, maybe you should rethink your policies." foxnews.com/politics/blue-…

@idahobeef Smoky after both his color and the range that is part of the Sawtooth mountains.

Friday's calf needs a name and we're giving away 10 lbs of pasture-raised ground beef from AcmeAcres.us to whoever comes up with the best one. He's a boy. Grey, almost purple. Built like his Charolais dad, colored like neither of his parents. Stops you in your tracks. Drop your name suggestion in the comments. To be entered in the giveaway, head to AcmeAcres.us and sign up through the popup — then come back and leave your suggestion. Tomorrow we'll put the top picks to a vote. Winner gets the beef. Give me a call or text if you have any questions. Your rancher, Jason Hanley | 208-714-0478 @beefinitiative

Macauley wasn't a NASA scientist, she was a space economist working with a Washington think tank called Resources for the Future. She was walking her dogs in her neighborhood. Yes the timing regarding Seth Rich is odd. I have a lot of material on her in my book. amzn.to/4smsfcx

Another random NASA murder in the news today — supposedly is the 9th one. My question is when did the counting begin? Because just 36 hours before Seth Rich was murdered, a NASA scientist by the name of Molly Macauley had her throat slit right in front of her house. Molly had discovered satellites were being used in Election Fraud. Allegedly.

@itsdavidramms Good point. To be fair, while meat birds are slaughtered at around 6 weeks, layers in production are kept for 18 months or more, and backyard chickens are often "retired" from laying and allowed to live their natural lifespan.

Chickens can recognise their own reflection. They experience REM sleep, which means they dream. When their chicks are distressed, a mother hen's heart rate rises and she moves to comfort them. We breed 70 billion of them a year. We kill them at six weeks old, a fraction of their natural lifespan, and call them "just chickens." Maybe we say that because if we didn't, we'd have to change something.

@BackupJeffx It would be more respectful if you spelled her name correctly.

Who was Rachel Corey? Why have most Americans never heard her name? She was a 23-year-old American peace activist who went to Gaza in 2003 to protest home demolitions. During a protest in Rafa, an Israeli military bulldozer ran over her. The bulldozer was a Caterpillar D9, a model sold to Israel through U.S. military aid, which averages about $3 billion a year. Investigations cleared the soldiers despite eyewitness disputes. The media largely glossed over it and moved on. The U.S. government has been occupied by a foreign entity for some time now, and they won’t do anything that displeases their masters. After this event, there were IDF soldiers making pancakes with Rachel’s face on them, mocking her.

@LostMyHats re: "U.S. foreign policy runs on trust." Not so much really. As Kissinger said, "It may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal."

When I heard these nine words from Huckabee, I stopped, backed up the video, and played it again. And again. Four times, I listened to it to make sure I was hearing it right, at which point I looked at Foxy (my Welsh Corgi farm dog) and asked her, “How the hell am I going to get people to see how big a deal that is?” She had no idea, and I’ve spent the last 24 hours thinking about it. Huckabee said, “ It would be fine if they took it all.” Rewind. Play. Rewind. Play. Rewind. Play. Rewind. Play. I could not believe I was hearing that, out loud. I can’t believe Huckabee said it, out loud. On video. In an interview. Like it was no big deal! Let me say this, with all seriousness, and not a bit of hyperbole. That statement from Ambassador Huckabee was the single most patently insane, dangerously irresponsible declaration that I’ve ever heard from an American official, at least, in the context of foreign relations. It takes the cake for dumb comments made. A distant second might be Kamala Harris attending the Munich Security Conference in 2022 and announcing that Ukraine would join NATO- leading to Russia invading Ukraine only five days later and to, thus far, 1.5 million casualties on both sides. Potentially, Huckabee’s claim could cause far, far more casualties. Except it won't lead to a regional conflict, but a world war. Here is something that the average Fox News viewer, nodding along to Huckabee’s Greatest Israel theology, does not understand and has apparently never been required to think about for five consecutive minutes: American foreign policy in the Middle East does not run on military power alone. U.S. foreign policy runs on trust. Specifically, it runs on the carefully maintained, perpetually fragile, enormously expensive fiction that the United States is an honest broker, that when we sit down with Arab heads of state and tell them we want stability and peace in the region, we mean it, and that our word is worth something. That trust is the entire architecture. Remove it and the whole structure falls. The damage is not hypothetical. It is already done. The only question is how much more Huckabee intends to do before someone in Washington with actual authority tells him to sit down and be quiet. Let me tell you what the Greater Israel Project actually is. It is a territorial and theological vision held by a significant and growing faction of Israeli religious nationalists who believe that God promised the Jewish people a specific piece of real estate in Genesis 15, and that the modern State of Israel has not yet collected what was promised. The boundaries of that promise, read literally, run from the Nile River in Egypt to the Euphrates River, which flows through Turkey, Syria, and Iraq. Everything between those two rivers belongs, in their view, to the Jewish people by divine right. Not eventually. Not symbolically. Actually. Physically. With the current occupants either subordinated, expelled, or dealt with by whatever means history requires. That territory, to be clear about the geography, includes all of modern-day Palestine, all of Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, significant portions of Iraq, the Sinai Peninsula of Egypt, and chunks of Saudi Arabia and Turkey as well. We are talking about the sovereign territory of a dozen modern nation-states, home to hundreds of millions of people, that a particular faction of Israeli religious nationalists believes is theirs by biblical deed. Egypt has been a cornerstone of American Middle Eastern strategy since Anwar Sadat flew to Jerusalem in 1977 and made himself a target for the bullet that eventually found him. In exchange for that extraordinary act of courage and for the peace treaty that followed, the United States has provided Egypt with roughly $2 billion a year in military and economic aid for nearly 5 decades. What we buy with that money is not just a treaty signature. We buy the Suez Canal to keep it open. We buy Egyptian intelligence cooperation against terrorist networks that would otherwise metastasize across North Africa into Europe. We buy a moderating voice in the Arab League. We buy a government in Cairo that, whatever its domestic failures, keeps forty percent of the world’s seaborne oil traffic flowing without interruption. Jordan has absorbed Palestinian refugees, managed the most sensitive border in the world with more grace than anyone had a right to expect, and served as a quiet intelligence-sharing partner with the United States on threats from Iraq, Syria, and Iran. King Abdullah has spent his entire reign walking a tightrope between his population, seventy percent of which is Palestinian or of Palestinian descent, and the demands of an American alliance that keeps asking him to absorb more and say less. He has done it because the alternative is worse, and because the United States has made certain assurances about what we are and are not trying to accomplish in his neighborhood. Saudi Arabia controls the largest proven oil reserves on earth. The petrodollar arrangement, in which Saudi oil is priced exclusively in dollars, is one of the foundational supports of American economic dominance globally. When we need intelligence on Iranian nuclear developments, when we need overflight rights for military operations, when we need a Sunni counterweight to Tehran’s regional ambitions, we call Riyadh. The relationship has costs, and they are real costs, but the strategic value of a cooperative Saudi Arabia to American interests is almost impossible to overstate. The United Arab Emirates has become the most important American military hub in the Gulf. There’s the Al Dhafra Air Base, port access, and intelligence infrastructure. The Emiratis have made themselves indispensable to American military projection across the entire region. Every one of those relationships, and a dozen others like them, depends on those governments being able to tell their populations, with a straight face, that the United States does not actually support the territorial dismemberment of the Arab world. It requires them to believe that whatever Israel does unilaterally, America’s stated position is peace, stability, and the sovereignty of existing borders. That fiction has been strained before, badly, but it has held together because no senior American official has ever looked into a camera and said something as retarded as what Mike Huckabee just said. And Mike Huckabee just said the quiet part loud, to Tucker Carlson, on a podcast with millions of viewers. And those viewers are not the only ones who watched it. Every intelligence service from Cairo to Riyadh to Ankara has already clipped that footage, translated it, and presented it to a head of state who now has to decide what to do with it. Every Arab government that has spent years explaining to its population why cooperation with Washington is worth the domestic political cost just had that argument kicked out from under it by a Baptist minister from Arkansas who cannot help himself. Huckabee went on to argue, "No one from Israel wants that.” And I’m here to tell you that Huckabee is a liar, there are many in Israel who want that, and they’re taking over Israel one election at a time. The faction that holds this view is no longer fringe. It is no longer marginal. It is in the cabinet. It is writing the coalition agreements. It is administering the occupied territories. It is gaining seats in every election cycle. And Huckabee lies through his pork jowls when he says, "No one wants that." That's a lie. Here are a few: Bezalel Smotrich is the Israeli Finance Minister. He stood at a podium in Paris in 2023 behind a map of Greater Israel that included Jordan and told the audience that Jerusalem is destined to expand to Damascus. He wants Israel to govern itself as it did under King David and King Solomon. He is not speaking poetically. He means the borders. He means all of it. He is currently the de facto civilian administrator of the West Bank, which means he is not a man shouting about this from the political wilderness. He is a man with his hands on the levers right now, today. Itamar Ben Gvir leads a party called Jewish Power, which is the direct political descendant of a movement the United States government formally designated as a terrorist organization. He was convicted of incitement to racism and supporting terrorism before Israeli politics decided that was a perfectly acceptable background for a cabinet minister. He regularly leads marches of ultranationalist settlers onto the Al-Aqsa compound, the third holiest site in Islam, because provoking a civilizational religious confrontation is, for these people, not a risk to be managed but an outcome to be accelerated. Daniella Weiss, one of the most prominent settler leaders in Israel, said on camera in 2024, without a tremor of embarrassment: “We know from the Bible that the real borders of Greater Israel are the Euphrates and the Nile.” She meant it as a policy statement. And Mike Huckabee repeated that crap. And Netanyahu himself told Israeli television in August 2025 that he is “very” attached to the Greater Israel vision and considers himself on “a historic and spiritual mission of generations.” The coalition agreement currently governing Israel states that Jewish people have an “exclusive and indisputable right to all parts of the Land of Israel.” That is the signed governing document of a nuclear-armed state. There is only one item left on the to-do list: pick a fight large enough with the entire Middle East to justify taking their land, putting them all in camps, and Auschwitzing them like they did to Gaza. And believe me when I say that when Israel gets ready to write that check, they'll expect the United States to cash it. And from the looks of it, between AIPAC's lobby and the evangelical Dispensationalists, Israel will control enough of the U.S. government to make it happen." Read more at Insight to Incite. Link in bio. Audio version IS available at Spotify and Substack.

@MorgothsReview Honest travel is acid to the idea that all peoples are fungible. rorkesdrifter.substack.com/p/on-travel

@jlippincott Misidentifying Helvetica Neue as Comic Sans? Josiah is a Millennial, confirmed.

Forwarding joke emails with comic sans font? Jeffrey Epstein was a boomer, confirmed.

Okay, some of the Epstein emails are legitimately hilarious.

@netcapgirl Alex Honnold meets Dilbert.

i was captivated by the alex honnold climb so i watched free solo. this quote went insanely hard “you face your fear because your goal demands it, that is the warrior spirit. you give something 100% focus because your life depends on it” i’ll be applying it to making spreadsheets

@alexpotato @netcapgirl It's definitely in this YouTube interview, and maybe others -- youtu.be/FWzk8-S6HOk?si…

@netcapgirl The quote where he mentions that you conquer fears by gradually expanding your comfort zone is one of Honnold’s best. (Not sure if it’s in Free Solo though)

@apathei @JamieBonkiewicz Look at tall, decent fellow who is reading Randolph's memorial.

This is who our government is calling a “monster” and a “domestic terrorist.” Lies travel fast when violence needs cover

@OwenShroyer1776 That's not a Mass.

The day has now passed and no comments from Pam Bondi or the DOJ on a group of leftists terrorizing Christians during Mass this morning. Not only no comments, Bondi actually spoke at an Israel conference today guaranteeing them priority.

@sovernTranch @HRMustin Just keep an eye on them that they are getting sufficient protein and calcium. It's trickier in winter obviously.

@JBelliveau17 @HRMustin They hand around the pig area, who I feed a ton of veggies Other than that, you are correct. They forage

8x12 garden shed will hold 3 doe/1buck rabbit + kits & 24 hens and produce more than enough fertilizer and compost for 10 4x8 raised beds 1/2 acre lot will support a breeding trip of sheep This system would feed a family of 5 on an average neighborhood lot

@sovernTranch @HRMustin "Chickens forage for all their food" No scraps? No all flock or layer pellets, even in winter? This sounds insufficient.

@HRMustin Sheep eat grass and grass only Pigs eat what they forage for in the summer and what spoilages I can get from the food bank in the winter Chickens forage for all their food They like hanging out with the cows and pigs. Lots of bugs for them

@redpillb0t This isn't exactly correct. The Post sent Woodward to the Montgomery Sentinel in Maryland for a year to learn the basics of investigative reporting.

Tucker Carlson explains how the FBI and CIA conducted a coup to take out President Richard Nixon with help from journalist Bob Woodward. “Richard Nixon was taken out by the FBI and CIA, and with the help of Bob Woodward.” “[Woodward] was that guy. And who is his main source for Watergate? Oh, the number two guy at the FBI. Oh, so you have the naval intelligence officer working with the FBI official to destroy the president. Okay. So that's a deep state coup.” “Richard Nixon was elected by more votes than any president in American history in the 1972 election.” “The most popular president in his reelection campaign, and two years later, he's gone, undone by a naval intel officer, the number two guy at the FBI and a bunch of CIA employees.” “You tell me what that is. Those are the facts. Those are not disputed facts.”

@KimSorgente @ShadowofEzra Not Voltaire.

@ShadowofEzra They aren’t even hiding it.

Texas police showed up at the home of a disabled U.S. Navy veteran without a warrant after he made comments “about the Jewish community” and Israel. Officers claimed they were there to ensure he didn’t intend to “harm people.” The veteran promptly ordered them off his property and says he now plans to audit the officers involved.

Horses race herd of 36 elk youtu.be/UXoSe8TDshs?si… via @YouTube