A harsh wintry storm threatens to dump piles of snow and ice this weekend over a huge swath of the Midwest, stretching from Kansas City and St. Louis all the way to the Appalachians. The penis-shaped thrust of the storm has certainly inspired a lot of raunchy online chatter. Here’s more from the New York Post.
Fani Willis and Fulton County appear for an evidentiary hearing in Judge Scott McAfee’s courtroom to defend against being disqualified from the Trump Prosecution. Defense attorneys, led by Michael Roman’s lawyer Ashleigh Merchant, argue the entire RICO case should be dismissed after uncovering evidence of an affair between Fani and her Special Prosecutor, Nathan Wade. Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
The Willis/Wade hearing today presented lots of typical legal tactics, obfuscation, attempts to misdirect etc. But the witnesses clearly impeached them both based on their answers surrounding the start and nature of their relationship. Here’s more from RedPill78.
Tim Poole says there appears to be a number of unanswered questions in the aftermath of the Super Bowl Parade shooting in Kansas City.
Poole says there were preliminary reports that the chaos emanated from a beef between the three suspects and sightings of a suspect being tackled, but no live video or photos of this ever happening. Could this have been a gang shooting gone wrong, or possibly a false flag?
Poole and a panel of four discuss the possibilities, plus dissect what appears to be a racial component to the incident that doesn’t fit the mainstream media narrative.
In a sports shocker, Jake The Asshole features a two-year-old audio clip of former defensive standout Dwight Smith, who adamantly believes all NFL games are rigged and for entertainment only.
Appearing on a radio sports talk show, Smith says Super Bowl LV between Kansas City and Tampa Bay was predetermined at the beginning of the season. “I said if the NFL wanted to have the home team in the Super Bowl, this would be the perfect year–pandemic, people can’t travel,” Smith says. “Football is about entertainment. The game ain’t decided on the field. That’s all I’m going to say.” Please discern the video for yourself and do your own research. Video courtesy of the Jim Crenshaw channel.
It seems public schools have developed a learning disability. They can’t stop picking on Christian students. The latest drama evolved in Kansas City when a middle school student put together some posters to announce a school event and added some Bible verses to them. The student was immediately confronted by Ms. Bonebreak, a teacher at the school, who said that the posters were a violation of church and state.
“How many times does the Supreme Court have to spank the public schools,” says Wild Bill in this version of Wild Bill for America. “The schools have been slapped with these kinds of lawsuits over and over and over, and they lose.” Listen in for Wild Bill’s solution to the dilemma.
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