Many believe that Special Counsel Jack Smith’s superseding indictment may have actually bolstered President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign.
Official ACLJ’s Jordan Sekulow reports that the perception of blatant election interference has fueled support among Trump’s base, viewing him as a target of political persecution, which could energize his supporters and potentially swing undecided voters in his favor. More from ACLJ.
A Georgia State Senator named Colton Moore submits a letter initiating an inquiry into Georgia District Attorney Fani Willis over the political prosecution of Donald Trump. Newt Gingrich shares inside knowledge that Fani got an interesting directive from Washington and we contemplate Trump’s options in response.
MSNBC presents data on the financial attack being waged against Trump, the Trump campaign, Trump allies and co-defendants, and it doesn’t look pretty. Meanwhile, Democrats are exploiting “charitable” IRS loopholes to create infrastructure for the 2024 election.
House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan sends a subpoena to the FBI and the DOJ to demand records related to the government’s censorship and cover-up attempts. We review the letters sent to DOJ Attorney General Merrick Garland and FBI Director Christopher Wray.
Rep. James Comer reveals Joe Biden used a fake name and email address to conceal his conversations. Comer is demanding more information from the National Archives. Did Joe Biden’s pseudonym “Robert L. Peter” show up anywhere else? Rep. Nancy Mace explains the position of the Oversight Committee.
Mike Adams examines whether the deadly inferno in Hawaii was perpetrated by climate extremists carrying out acts of arson.
“It’s being blamed on wildfires, but who set the wildfire?” Adams asks. Adams says that increasingly across the planet, we are witnessing extremists setting similar fires so they could blame the damage on climate change, though he says there’s no direct evidence of this in Hawaii. Here’s more of his analysis.
The federal government is tyrannical in its all-out political persecution of anyone associated with the Jan. 6 security breach of the Capitol. Grant Stinchfield reports that the real crime the protestors committed is simply supporting President Trump.
As for the few that should be punished, their sentences do not fit the crime. Stinchfield singles out the case of Jeff Brown, a man in his mid-50s, who admittedly got carried away. A jury just convicted him on felony assault, impeding law enforcement with a deadly weapon and interfering with enforcement during a civil disobedience. He has yet to be sentenced but Brown now faces up to 20 years in prison.
I start with Public Health officials making a startling admission, then I move to 4 more examples of persecution of people who are questioning the government’s Big Pharma response to COVID, and then I go through who “they” are. Who is it behind the persecution, censorship & vaccine narrative??? More from Amazing Polly.
Lauren Southern discusses the subversion of America, and how she has been blackballed, censored and declined access to America because of the films she has been making. Most notable among these is Farmlands, which details the plight and persecution of South African farmers.
I end with some fun.. but first I have to go through the bad part. And that is this: The military is after us, the “journalists” are after us, “Big Tech” is after us, Deep State is after us. I show you exactly how the system is using every means at its disposal for political persecution… and it’s not just online personalities they want to get to. It’s every single one of us. I talk about the Biden laptop, NBC news doxxing queen, more deplatformings, Steve Bannon with Rudy Guiliani and more. Don’t forget to go see the pitch to fund an Emergency Injunction against Google!! More from Amazing Polly.
Despite the pressure of holding countries accountable for human rights violations, groups of people still find it necessary to persecute others for being the wrong kind of different. Unfortunately, some of the countries doing the most discriminatory practices are the richest and most developed nations in the world. Top Tenz takes a deeper look at the worst countries for persecution.
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