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Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 1:11 pm » wrote:

Misty » 20 Jan 2018 9:08 pm » wrote:Isn't it amazing that this put this ad together in less than 24 hours after the shutdown began?
I'm sure they didn't have it ready to go knowing that there would be a shutdown.[/sarcasm]

First you lie that Trump is incompetent.
Then you blame him for being well prepared.

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 1:11 pm » wrote:Why is DACA a part of the budget process, psycho?

White supremacists responsible for most extremist killings in 2017, ADL says.

White supremacists were responsible for the majority of extremist killings in 2017 compared to other groups, according to a newly released report by the Anti-Defamation League.

Of the 34 people the league's Center on Extremism found were killed by domestic extremists last year, right-wing extremists killed 20 people, with 18 of those killed by white supremacists, it said in the report released Wednesday.

"Extremism in any form is an issue. Foreign born, politically minded extremism or racially focused extremism.

What the data tells us in the past 10-plus years it is far right-wing extremism, white supremacists and their ilk that are responsible for more extremist-related murders than any other group," said Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League.

Last year was the fifth deadliest for extremist violence since 1970, when the ADL began tracking these types of crimes.

"Concretely it confirms extremists feel emboldened in the current environment.

Right-wing extremists in particular were responsible for nearly 60% of extremist-related fatalities last year," Greenblatt said, "The data lays bare that this is not an exaggeration, as some would try to paint it."

The ADL report includes killings that have not yet gone through the legal system.

Some of those shook America's consciousness, including the deaths of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville, Virginia, and Ricky John Best and Taliesin Myrddin Namkai-Meche in May in Portland, Oregon.

Heyer, 32, died after a car plowed into a crowd of protesters gathered to oppose a "Unite the Right" rally of white nationalist and other right-wing groups last summer.

Police say a man yelling racial and religious epithets stabbed Best, 53, and Namkai-Meche, 23, to death on a Portland train after they defended a young black woman and another woman wearing a hijab.

Bewilderment over DHS actions

The Anti-Defamation League's annual report comes a day after Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen spoke about the threats to America to the Senate Judiciary Committee.

She didn't mention the threat of right-wing extremist violence in the country.

"DHS has historically had a focus on right-wing extremism.

It makes no sense not to acknowledge those groups that committed the preponderance of the extremist violence and murder in this country," Greenblatt told CNN.

California Democratic Sen. Kamala Harris also noted the omission, tweeting: "It is deeply troubling that when talking about threats to our nation, Secretary Nielsen failed to mention a report that talks about some of the most rampant terror attacks that face our nation -- domestic acts of terror including white supremacist extremists."

Extremist killings down sharply from 2016

While the killings by extremists generally make up a tiny fraction of the number of murders in the United States, their effect can often have a huge impact on entire communities, the ADL report said.

Unlike 2016, which saw the killing of 49 people in the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando by self-described Islamic soldier Omar Mateen, 2017 saw a steep drop in killings by extremists, but it was right-wing extremists who committed the majority of killings, with 20 of the 34, the ADL report said.

The report also noted, "Extremists from a variety of different movements were involved in murders in 2017, including Islamic extremists, black nationalists, as well as members of the alt-right."

The report said nine of the 34 killings in 2017 were done by those the ADL classified as Islamic extremists.

The ADL also found what could be another disturbing trend.

"2017 was the second year in a row where black nationalists committed murders. There were five total. It suggested there could be an emerging problem," Greenblatt said.

The deadliest single attack occurred in New York on October 31 by accused Islamist extremist Sayfullo Saipov.

He is accused of driving a rental truck down a bike path and killing eight people.

"If we are going to solve this problem, extremism of any kind must be taken seriously," Greenblatt said.

Last October's deadly shooting in Las Vegas, which claimed the lives of 58 people, is not reflected in the ADL report, because the motive of the gunman remains unknown.

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 1:32 pm » wrote:A Statistical and Demographic Profile of the US Temporary Protected Status Populations from El Salvador, Honduras, and Haiti or IOW from what 45 calls **** countries.

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 1:44 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 1:11 pm » wrote: Why is DACA a part of the budget process, psycho?

Because BLOTUS rescinded it

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 1:44 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 1:11 pm » wrote:

Misty » 20 Jan 2018 9:08 pm » wrote:Isn't it amazing that this put this ad together in less than 24 hours after the shutdown began?
I'm sure they didn't have it ready to go knowing that there would be a shutdown.[/sarcasm]

First you lie that Trump is incompetent.
Then you blame him for being well prepared.

So what you're saying is that he was prepared for the 'good shutdown' that he said we needed last September.
The same shutdown that his son Eric is now saying is good for them.
And you obviously defend that racist ad.
If you support and enable that kind of racism on the part of this president and your party, then you own it and have no right to whine if people call you a racist.

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 1:11 pm » wrote:Why is DACA a part of the budget process, psycho?

Because BLOTUS rescinded it and gave Congress a 6 month deadline to deal with it, which he knew they never would.
The veil has been lifted on his phony concern for DACA recipients as he is now lumping them in with all undocumented immigrants, and making no differentiation between people who were brought here as children and those who came as adults.

And the veil has also been lifted on the phony narrative that his immigration policies are all about security.
They're all about race.

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 1:44 pm » wrote: And you obviously defend that racist ad.

Huey » 21 Jan 2018 3:53 pm » wrote:Congress never passed a bill authorizing DACA which means congress never passed an appropriation for DACA. DACA was never law

Meaning DACA is not part of the CR.

So again, why is DACA part of the budget process?

It is gonna be a great talking point over the election.

and Democrats will be on the wrong side of most voters.

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 5:16 pm » wrote:

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 1:44 pm » wrote:And you obviously defend that racist ad.

how can an ad that doesn't mention race be racist, psycho?

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 5:13 pm » wrote:Trump just made history in many, many ways. First president to preside over a govt shutdown while his party controlsl the House, Senate and White House

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 5:23 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 5:16 pm » wrote:how can an ad that doesn't mention race be racist, psycho?

That's just one of the endless Democrat Talking Point Lies you claim you never, EVER tell.

How can anyone possibly be that stupid?
The Willie Horton ad never mentioned race either.
It's called a dogwhistle jackass.
Look it up.

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 5:23 pm » wrote: How can anyone possibly be that stupid?
The Willie Horton ad never mentioned race either.
It's called a dogwhistle jackass.
Look it up.

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 5:19 pm » wrote:

Huey » 21 Jan 2018 3:53 pm » wrote:Congress never passed a bill authorizing DACA which means congress never passed an appropriation for DACA. DACA was never law

Meaning DACA is not part of the CR.

So again, why is DACA part of the budget process?

I am absolutely sure that little Miss Marxist gave a direct, honest answer to that question and your points.

It is gonna be a great talking point over the election.

Immigration is going to be a huge issue this fall, and Democrats will be on the wrong side of most voters.

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 5:00 pm » wrote:stolen Supreme Court seat! Stolen Supreme Court seat!

Huey » 21 Jan 2018 5:39 pm » wrote:

Termin8tor » 21 Jan 2018 5:19 pm » wrote:Immigration is going to be a huge issue this fall, and Democrats will be on the wrong side of most voters.

She is the middle of yet another meltdown at the moment.

Misty » 21 Jan 2018 1:44 pm » wrote:If you support and enable that kind of racism on the part of this president and your party, then you own it and have no right to whine if people call you a racist....

The veil has been lifted on his phony concern for DACA recipients as he is now lumping them in with all undocumented immigrants, and making no differentiation between people who were brought here as children and those who came as adults.

And the veil has also been lifted on the phony narrative that his immigration policies are all about security.
They're all about race.

Misty » 19 Jan 2018 5:45 pm » wrote:I don't trust anything that Nunes has anything to do with.

Wait.. What? Loretta Lynch Already Knew Comey Would Let Hillary Go Free When Announcing She Would Accept FBI’s Conclusion
January 21, 2018 by Joshua Caplan 15 Comments
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Additional text messages sent and received by disgraced FBI agent Peter Strzok have been handed over to Congress, reports the Associated Press. According to an exchange between Strzok and Bureau lawyer Lisa Page, then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch reportedly knew former FBI Director James Comey would let Hillary Clinton off the hook in her email investigation when she announced the Justice Department would “defer” to the FBI’s conclusion.
AP reports:

They reference Attorney General Loretta Lynch’s decision to accept the FBI’s conclusion in that case and a draft statement that former FBI Director James Comey had prepared in anticipation of closing out the Clinton investigation without criminal charges.

In another exchange, the two express displeasure about the timing of Lynch’s announcement that she would defer to the FBI’s judgment on the Clinton investigation. That announcement came days after it was revealed that the attorney general and former President Bill Clinton had an impromptu meeting aboard her plane in Phoenix, though both sides said the email investigation was never discussed.

Strzok said in a July 1 text message that the timing of Lynch’s announcement “looks like hell.” And Page appears to mockingly refer to Lynch’s decision to accept the FBI’s conclusion in the case as a “real profile in courag(e) since she knows no charges will be brought.”
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2018/01 ... -decision/