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Raniere Guilty On All Counts

That’s right folks, the infamous Keith Raniere is guilty of all charges, POTUS had a record breaking fundraising day and topped it off with the rally to end all rallies, Sara Sanders is looking at a possible 2022 run for Governor in 2022 in Arkansas, Josh Hawley takes aim at big tech, an infamous Clinton Global Initiative employee is MISSING and our boys at GITMO are dropping crumbs for the anons. God Bless America! More from RedPill78.

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Serial Brain 2 returns with a riddle solved involving the United Kingdom. Here, we also learn about the machinations surrounding Theresa May’s resignation. A followup video will reveal the secret why POTUS tweeted out about “the Prince of Whales.”

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The [DS] continues to push the Mueller narrative along with the Russian narrative. Crowdstrike does not have the report and the FBI/DOJ never reviewed the report. Trump through his tweets have been telling the story of what happened in regards to email, spying etc. Trump let the people know that they have everything. The [DS] is worried about what Trump is doing with the border and they are trying create a crisis to draw attention, it will not work. Peace negotiations are going well with the Taliban and Iran is getting ready to make a deal with the US. More from the X22 Report.

McAllister TV opens with a salute to the epic Trump re-election rally in Orlando. Trump’s spiritual advisor opened the rally with a prayer — to break up, in the name of Jesus, “a demonic network” that has been “united against Trump.”  We extend that call here at Stormy and ask every one of our readers to pray for the downfall of the Satanists. Otherwise, McAllister gets into the evidence of the CIA attempting to provoke war in Iran, and wonders aloud if Merkel might be suffering from kuru.

Former Sheriffs Richard Mack and Brad Rogers from the CSPOA join the SGTReport to discuss the simplest way to neuter tinpot dictator Mayors and Governors while restoring our Constitutional Republic.

To Serve, Protect and Terrorize

Some underreported collateral damage from the police state and drug war.

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Whistleblowing Cop Gets Boot

Auburn, Alabama is home to sprawling plains, Auburn University, and a troubling police force. After the arrival of a new police chief in 2010, the department entered an era of ticket quotas and worse.

“When I first heard about the quotas I was appalled,” says former Auburn police officer Justin Hanners, who claims he and other cops were given directives to hassle, ticket, or arrest specific numbers of residents per shift. “I got into law enforcement to serve and protect, not be a bully.” Reason.TV reports

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Cops’ Punk Rock Sting

Boston cops are so eager to bust DIY indie-rock shows that they won’t simply wait to respond to noise complaints that might arise. Instead they’re going online posing as punk rockers to bust bands before they perform. It’s part of a citywide effort to crack down on basement and warehouse shows spurred by a recently passed nuisance control ordinance. H/T Reason.TV

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Civility

What do sports cars, Chick-fil-A and civil servants all have in common? Find out as Bill Whittle discusses the need for more civility from our public servants. H/T PJTV

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Here Come the Cameras

You have already seen the private security footage that sparked the manhunt of the two Boston terrorism suspects, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. The footage shows the value of cameras in fighting terrorism.

After the images were released by the FBI, representative Peter King of New York praised surveillance cameras, calling them, “a great law enforcement method and device,” and New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said, “The more cameras the better and I think the privacy issue has really been taken off the table.”

But civil liberties advocates like Peter Bibring of the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California say that there is a big difference between obtaining private security footage and government-run cameras like those praised by Rep. King and Commissioner Kelly. H/T Reason.TV

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Obama Pushes FBI Wiretaps

According to reports, President Barack Obama is close to backing surveillance laws that would make it easier for the FBI to ‘wiretap’ and eavesdrop on the Internet. The FBI says it needs the law to monitor the communications of tech-savvy criminals. But opponents cite this as yet another overreach by the Obama administration, which has shown itself all too willing to trample the Constitution and Bill of Rights. More from TomoNews Funnies.

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Citizens Against Crime

Only three sheriffs patrol Josephine County in Oregon, an area larger than Rhode Island, and those sheriffs only respond to life-threatening calls. To pick up the slack, residents formed Citizens Against Crime, and have begun patrolling the streets themselves. Sam Nichols and the other members of Citizens Against Crime strap on guns, turn on flashing lights mounted on their vehicles and keep an eye out for suspicious activity. H/T Reason.TV

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Sex First, Then Arrest Hooker?

Even with falling crime rates and the emergence of new crime-fighting technology, the FBI reports that more than half of our nation’s violent crimes go unsolved and unpunished. Many thousands of criminals are literally getting away with murder: From 1980 to 2008, nearly 185,000 cases of homicide and non-negligent homicide went unsolved.

And yet distractions abound. From speed traps to seat belt checkpoints, officers’ actions often blur the lines between “peace keeping” and “revenue raising.” Those who helm law enforcement agencies are always looking for the next way to expand their purview. And then there are the long-standing, commonplace distractions, like busting drug users, dealers, and prostitutes. Don’t cops have better things to do?

Reason.TV reports.

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Bullet Rationing Blamed on Feds

Gun stores resorting to bullet rationing are blaming the Department of Homeland Security, which has been stockpiling massive amounts of ammo.

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