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A video from Minneapolis resurfaced Tuesday, showing law enforcement officers enforcing a curfew in 2020 by firing paintballs at residents in their own homes.The enforcement action occurred in the days following the imposition of a stringent curfew by Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, aimed at quelling the violent unrest sparked by George Floyd’s death. The video shows officers aggressively shouting for residents to enter their homes, with one officer heard giving the command to “light ’em up!” before residents were pelted with paintballs.

This guy is not only Stolen Valor, he’s a complete nutcase. Governor Tim Walz ordered police to shoot residents on their porches with paint balls during the COVID pandemic. In the video you can see police officers walking the streets of Minneapolis on May 30, 2020, screaming at residents and shooting paintballs at anyone who is sitting on their porch. They called this ‘science.” The man is crazy. That’s why they picked him for VP. Walz deployed 11,000 National Guard members to the city. The Independent reported on this at the time. Police officers and National Guard forces in Minneapolis...

by Tony Sasa A Minnesota man in the Democrat-leaning town of Duluth confronted a trespasser urinating on his Trump yard sign — and footage of the moment has gone viral. The video: Todd Seehus, 41, on Monday had his wife post the 30-second clip online. After spotting the interloper on a home security system one night, Seehus makes haste to the porch, where he inquires of the man, “What the f*ck?” WATCH:

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - A former third-grade teacher at a Muslim school was sentenced to 15 years in prison Friday for providing support to a Pakistani terrorist organization. Ali Asad Chandia, 29, who taught at the al-Huda school in College Park, Md., is one of 11 Muslim men convicted in what prosecutors called a "Virginia jihad network." The network involved a group of men who played paintball in the Virginia woods in 2000 and 2001 as a means of training for global holy war. After the Sept. 11 attacks, some group members turned their efforts against the United States, traveling to...

(Sunday, October 19 - Filed by Mark Williams in Raton, New Mexico with the Stop Obama Tour) We learned at this morning’s Stop Obama Rally here that the McCain/Palin Straight Talk Express came through town yesterday. It arrived with a window shattered by a .22 caliber weapon. It had also been hit by an unknown number of paint balls from a paint ball gun or guns. There were reportedly no injuries and neither candidate was on board.

FBI Warns of Potential Terror Attacks The FBI and Department of Homeland Security today issued an analytical "note" to U.S. law-enforcement officials cautioning that al-Qaida terrorists have in the past expressed interest in attacking public buildings using a dozen suicide bombers each carrying 20 kilograms of explosives. Authors with the U.S. Office of Intelligence and Analysis added that they have "no credible or specific information that terrorists are planning operations against public buildings in the United States." The FBI and DHS analysts said they were releasing the note because "it is important for local authorities and building owners and...

EXCLUSIVE: .22 Gunshot, paint balls fired at McCain / Palin Straight Talk Express October 19th, 2008 (Sunday, October 19 - Filed by Mark Williams in Raton, New Mexico with the Stop Obama Tour) We learned at this morning’s Stop Obama Rally here that the McCain/Palin Straight Talk Express came through town yesterday. It arrived with a window shattered by a .22 caliber weapon.

Michael Burdick admitted in Las Vegas Municipal Court on Tuesday what all but the most gullible already knew: Paintball hunts of nude women were never really for sale in the Nevada desert. The entrepreneur who earned money and grew infamous last year making that false claim in order to promote his "Hunting for Bambi" video pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors: doing business without a license and providing false information to a public official. Judge Bert Brown fined Burdick $1,105 and gave him a six-month suspended sentence. As part of his plea, Burdick acknowledged claims of paintball hunts were part of...