MaryLou

Follower of Christ. Kansas City Roots with an Oklahoma Foundation. Blessed by Adoption. ProLife Conservative

[AG @AGHamilton29]

Below are images of 20 people killed in Israel by Iranian missile attacks during the war.

The reason this deranged bigot lies about things like this and erases these victims is rather obvious.

[Mary Katharine Ham @mkhammer]

I have many thoughts on the Nikole Hannah-Jones story, especially having attended the kind of schools she sent her daughter to, but if we're looking for takeaways, here's a simple one. When an expert in education so thoroughly demonstrates a jarring and near complete lack of expertise in the act of getting an education for her own daughter, we should stop taking advice from her on curriculum, instruction, and all other fads disguised as wisdom she offers. That seems like the least we could do. Her daughter's personal struggle, which is indeed sympathetic, wasn't much of a teachable moment for her, as she doesn't seem to have updated any of her priors (and actually fudges funding facts, so as not to disrupt the narrative of under-resourced schools). But it should be a teachable moment for us, about the outsized influence of a scholar who claims to know better than anyone what her daughter would be up against in the school to which she chose to send her, but was inexplicably surprised and left her daughter completely unprepared for it.

[Washington Free Beacon @FreeBeacon]

El-Sayed backed the Muslim Brotherhood in an article for the Huffington Post in January 2011. At the time, the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood was a source of concern among Western foreign policy thinkers who considered it an extremist group and the intellectual architect of both al Qaeda and Hamas.

El-Sayed argued the opposite, writing in his piece that the Muslim Brotherhood definitely wouldn’t resemble Hamas because of the groups’ “differing contexts.”

[AG @AGHamilton29]

Just checked media coverage of the damning revelations from the Motaz Azaiza interview:

CNN site: 0 mentions
NBC News: 0 mentions
Reuters: 0 mentions
AP: 0 mentions
NYT: 0 mentions
Washington Post: 0 mentions

All of these orgs have repeatedly promoted him in the past.

[John Podhoretz @jpodhoretz]

This Bo French character of the anti-Indian tweet basically tried to steal the assets of the widow of Chris Kyle, the "American Sniper" subject and had to settle with her. Stealing from a veteran's widow--very classy.
https://t.co/uhRJyT6VZ3

[Gerald Posner @geraldposner]

What Bill Clinton just told a New York radio audience about bin Laden is not true. I know, because I reported this out in detail for my 2003 book, "Why America Slept: The Failure to Prevent 9/11."

On WABC, Clinton said: "I had authorized the CIA to try to take him out. But they were afraid that if they missed, they'd kill a lot of innocent civilians. They didn't want to run the risk. I didn't second-guess them..."

That is not what happened at the moment his administration had its best shot.

On May 18, 1996, bin Laden left Khartoum for Jalalabad aboard a chartered C-130, traveling with his wives, children, and roughly 150 of his top aides and lieutenants. The flight had to stop to refuel in Qatar.

The CIA's Counterterrorism Center drew up an operations plan to interdict that plane in international airspace and force it down. It went to the White House and was presented to President Clinton. And he decided not to act — because he and most of his senior advisors already considered it a win just to have pushed bin Laden out of Sudan.

Here is what a former CIA analyst assigned to the Counterterrorism Center told me on the record for the book: "We were just incensed after we learned there would be no action on our recommendation. We had clear and convincing proof of what bin Laden had done, and it would have been easy to bring him in."

And here's the part Clinton doesn't mention on the radio: after 9/11, he told a dinner guest in New York that passing on bin Laden in 1996 was "probably the biggest mistake of my presidency."

So the CIA didn't block a strike out of fear of civilian casualties. The decision not to act on a workable interdiction plan was made at the top of the administration. Rewriting that now doesn't change the record.

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

Dead-eyed Commie Mamdani is trying to bankrupt America. You cannot import people into your country who drain your taxes. Normal countries do not allow immigrants to be dependent on taxpayer $$ without paying in first. This isn't cruel, it's just math.

[Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley]

Clancy Juror Paula Devlin has gone public with her account of the jury deliberations, including the struggle with the one holdout juror she insisted would not listen to them. However, she added, “We knew that this was a turning point, and this would be something that could change something to make it better for other women…”

[Melinda 🇺🇸🇺🇸♥️ @Melindaashx]

@RepNancyMace

[J.K. Rowling @jk_rowling]

WOMEN'S
RIGHTS
AREN'T
YOURS
TO
GIVE
AWAY.

[AG @AGHamilton29]

The point of a Jury finding isn’t to make a social statement or make a social change, but to determine whether the facts support a particular verdict in a case.

It’s very concerning that some of these jurors apparently viewed their job as something else.

[MaryLou @Suphronia2000]

@LJS527 I am afraid it is in the shadows waiting for the perfect moment.

[Catherine Herridge @C__Herridge]

1998 DECLASSIFIED PRESIDENT'S DAILY BRIEF: The System Was Already Blinking Red.

Under President Clinton, intelligence indicated "Bin Laden Preparing to Hijack US Aircraft."

"Some member of the Bin Laden network have received hijack training.."

"Bin Laden organization or its allies are moving closer to implementing US attacks.."

Disconnecting the Dots. Declassified records @cia

[Sunny @sunnyright]

From today's CIA release:

1998 US intel assessment on how Bin Laden uses NGOs that appear to be humanitarian in nature, to actually fund and cover for Islamist terrorism including in Michigan and California.

https://t.co/fwGgUysXFA

[Jonathan Turley @JonathanTurley]

North Carolina Democrat state legislative candidate Shelly Headen appears to have been struggling to find a way to distinguish herself in an age of rage. She found it by posting a smiling Facebook message in front of the ovens at Dachau with the message “Visiting Dauchau [sic] Concentration Camp in Germany… This is where Trump supporters belong.” https://t.co/dNTqLtD05H

[AG @AGHamilton29]

Moral clarity seems very rare these days.

Worth a few minutes of your time:

[New York Post @nypost]

DeSantis offers 'asylum' to holdout juror in Lindsay Clancy case after abuse report https://t.co/r0LNWLYBUa

[Spencer Pratt @spencerpratt]

3,000 people may have died on 9/11, but that’s not the actual death toll. Nearly 10,000 died from 9/11, as the heroic rescuers continue to die from cancers they’ve endured as a direct result of the wreckage from the muslim terror attack 25 years ago. 9/11 hasn’t forgot about us.

[Sarah Adams @sarahadams]

In memory of Ambassador Chris Stevens and my fallen brothers, Eye on Terror out of Benghazi has released exclusive footage today of the first CIA evacuation flight out of Benghazi on September 12, 2012.

Yes, that’s my family. They fought all night, protected each other, and ultimately “rescued” themselves. Their courage should inspire all.

Eye on Terror’s memorial video continues by releasing a list of terrorists involved in the attack on us in Benghazi. As you will clearly see, Dave “Boon” Benton and I told you the truth in our investigation, Benghazi: Know Thy Enemy.

This was Al-Qaeda.

And the fight for real justice is far from over.

@BentonDave28405 @MarkGeistSWP @TigTiegen @KTantoP

[AG @AGHamilton29]

New WSJ report: Chinese entities provided Tehran with high-resolution satellite images of a US base in Jordan before they launched a targeted missile strike that killed 3 American troops on that base.

https://t.co/TfE4vBTrd2