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  • China Moves to Buy a Major American News Outlet

    05/31/2022 3:05:34 PM PDT · by stars & stripes forever · 46 replies
    Red State ^ | 5/31/2022 | Bonchie
    A Chinese-government-controlled company has put in an offer to buy Forbes, the major American news company that built its name on financial analysis. According to the Free Beacon, Magnum Opus, the CCP-controlled company in question, announced its intent to acquire the property last August. Now, that deal looks to be nearing completion, and it’s drawing outrage from Republicans who are pointing out what a major security risk the move represents.
  • Florida officer yelled 'I will remove your f***ing soul' at black man during arrest before he choked a female cop who tried to pull him off the suspect

    03/28/2022 7:16:36 PM PDT · by algore · 68 replies
    Newly released footage shows a Florida cop shouting at a detained black man 'I will remove your f***ing soul' before he was pulled away by a female officer, whom he later grabbed by the throat in a fit of rage. Sgt. Christopher Pullease arrived at the scene in the city of Sunrise on November 19, after other officers had already responded to reports of a man attacking people outside a convenience store. The suspect, Jean Similien, had threatened to shoot officers and resisted as they guided him to the back of a police cruiser. 'Look at me, motherf*****,' Pullease told...
  • New York Times hit piece on Trump feels awfully familiar

    05/22/2016 7:52:40 AM PDT · by Sean_Anthony · 30 replies
    Canada Free Press ^ | 05/22/16 | Herman Cain
    Same tactics the liberal MSM used against me It was the most predictable thing, and for me, a very familiar thing as well. The New York Times, which might as well be the official newsletter of the Democrat Party and the Hillary campaign, goes around and interviews every woman it can find who’s ever had contact with Donald Trump – then writes a story that drips with implication he treats them boorishly and in a sexist manner. But there’s one problem: Their star witness immediately came forward and said the Times completely misrepresented what she told them. Case in point:...
  • Teabaggers Part Deux (Lib Seattle Colunist)

    04/08/2010 9:27:34 AM PDT · by illiac · 69 replies · 1,766+ views
    Seattle PI ^ | 4/6/10 | Barbara Sehr
    This column is a little inflammatory... Last week, in this space, I appear to have awakened a movement larger than the one I achieved prior to my last colonoscopy. Who could have thought that government resentful "teabaggers" existed here in the rain forests of the Puget Sound? After my recent personal encounter with these activists in the other Washington, I imagined that they were simply part of the extensive production capability of FOX News. Who would have thunk that they are very much alive and well and reading blogs here at Seattlepi.com? It would appear at first glance that my...
  • Red Cross: State rebuffed relief efforts

    09/08/2005 8:02:47 PM PDT · by Safety · 134 replies · 6,442+ views
    CNN.com ^ | 9/8/05 | CNN
    Red Cross: State rebuffed relief efforts Aid organization never got into New Orleans, officials say BATON ROUGE, Louisiana (CNN) -- Louisiana officials rebuffed American Red Cross requests to enter New Orleans with relief supplies last week because of concerns over logistical difficulties, Red Cross and state officials said Thursday. The Red Cross never launched its relief effort in the city. The national president of the American Red Cross, Marsha Evans, first made the request to undertake the operation during a visit to the state on September 1, three days after Hurricane Katrina struck, a local Red Cross chapter official said....