Obviously not. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcoc6Y4Iusc
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Rod ’25th Amendment’ Rosenstein Started Crying Like a Little Girl Under Questioning
He felt so sad about the firing of Jim Comey, you see. Rosenstein was "overcome by emotion" when discussing Comey's firing during his interview with FBI agents "but quickly recovered and apologized," according to a summary of his interview. Then, after admitting that...
This is your security force
A Police Officer Was Caught On His Body Camera Allegedly Fondling A Dead Woman's Breasts The incident occurred when the officer, who has not been identified, and his partner were responding to a call about a possible dead woman in a residential unit, the Los Angeles...
Betraying the Constitution: Who Will Protect Us from an Unpatriotic Patriot Act?
While Congress subjects the nation to its impeachment-flavored brand of bread-and-circus politics, our civil liberties continue to die a slow, painful death by a thousand cuts. Case in point: while Americans have been fixated on the carefully orchestrated impeachment...
News Roundup 12/4/19
US News Texas is seeking the death penalty against a man who killed someone breaking into his home. The intruder was a SWAT team member in a no-knock raid. The police only found a glass pipe and grinder. [Link] The Navy awards General Dynamics with three-quarters of a...
NATO Is a Mess. It Is Time to End the Outdated Alliance.
On FPF #425, I explain why NATO should be dissolved. NATO leaders are meeting in London and there are plenty of issues among the members. Turkey is recently purchased Russian made air defense systems and is refusing to sign off on defense plans unless other countries...
12/2/19 Mark Perry on The Real Reason The Navy Stood Up To Trump
Mark Perry discusses what he calls "the biggest breakdown in civil-military relations since Vietnam": the controversy over the war crimes trial of Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher. By refusing to allow the Navy to discipline Gallagher in the way they intended, Trump has...
Iraq Parties Hold Talks on a New PM as Protests Continue
Last week’s resignation of Prime Minister Adil Abdul-Mahdi didn’t take anyone by surprise in Iraq, least of all parliament. Officials say that talks on his replacement had already begun days before he resigned, and are now actively going on in earnest. Which isn’t to...
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