On Walk-Ins Welcome, Bridget Phetasy sits down with investigative journalist Margaret Roberts to discuss the FBI infiltration program called PATCON and its connection to Oklahoma City. Roberts reveals how Merrick Garland prosecuted the case while likely knowing about the covert operation, whistleblower John Matthews's claims that the FBI created the Aryan Republican Army as a front group, and why McVeigh was under FBI surveillance six months before the bombing.
The Oklahoma City bombing was a domestic terrorist truck bombing of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, United States, on April 19, 1995. The bombing remains the deadliest act of domestic terrorism in U.S. history.
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Clinton blamed Rush Limbaugh and conservative talk radio
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Another clandestine Federal intelligence operation gone horribly wrong ?
Let us not forget the recent Gretchen Whitmer affair where half of the plotters were on the payroll. No horrible outcomes although they did have lots of meetings to plot mischief, most (all?) of which never took place.
[Daily Signal] In this segment from today’s episode of "Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words," Victor Davis Hanson and Jack Fowler break down how DEI was a "shelter" for the likes of former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, and former first lady Michelle Obama whining again about how the Obamas had it rough in the White House because they’re black.
Also on today’s episode, Hanson and Fowler take a deep dive into the partisan, perhaps impeachable, misdeeds of Judge James Boasberg, plus California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s incomprehensible comments about former President Joe Biden’s lucidity.
Victor Davis Hanson: Yeah, I remember the cemeteries thing about all the ...
Jack Fowler: So many churches burned down for nothing.
Hanson: I don’t think anybody realizes, and I don’t realize, that everybody talks about DEI, DEI, but it is very pernicious because it does two things. It doesn’t just destroy meritocracy, but it encourages people to use criteria other than empiricism for an agenda that you can do almost anything by a DEI argument.
You can say, "I didn’t get the job because of this. The job wasn’t done. I didn’t come to class because of this. The bomb didn’t hit the target because of this. The plane crashed, it wasn’t my fault because of this." It’s like Marxism in the Soviet Union. It really was an ideological shelter for people to flee to who were incompetent.
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UPS, as a corporation, has an official Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) strategy, which includes an emphasis on hiring and inclusion across the company. This applies to all departments, including the air maintenance crews, who are represented by the Teamsters Union, Local 2727.
I just ran into this. I've got the track down the source.
[Bee] NEW YORK CITY, NY — In his first official act as mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani moved the mayor's office under a children's hospital.
The mayor's office had been located at New York City Hall since 1812, but Mamdani was determined to relocate it when he learned it wasn't strategically positioned behind human shields. "This place doesn't meet our needs for a headquarters," he said, seemingly unaware that it was not American practice to line the walls with sick children.
Voters were reportedly shocked to learn Mamdani had moved his office beneath a children's hospital, but were assured this was "perfectly normal" and "nothing to worry about."
"This is standard procedure," Mamdani said, visibly surprised by everyone's concern. "You always put your hideout underneath a place where no one would dare attack. It's a brilliant strategy that has been proven to be effective."
Mamdani is originally from Uganda, where a foreign terrorist organization known as the Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) operates. They avoid detection by blending into the community, a strategy Mamdani said has served him well in life. "Children are my future," he said, detailing his strategy. "As long as I'm surrounded by children, no one can touch me."
"The sicker the better," he added with a wink. "People feel too sorry for them to cause any trouble."
At publishing time, Zohran Mamdani replaced his security detail with small handicapped children.
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Hamas playbook.
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According to the internet, Yoram Reuben Hazony, who I was not aware of because I mostly don’t pay attention to that kind of thing, is an Israeli-American philosopher, Bible scholar, and political theorist. He is president of the Herzl Institute in Jerusalem and serves as the chairman of the Edmund Burke Foundation. Mr. Roberts brought in the heavy guns, I guess.
The below is from Wednesday. It remains to be seen whether the Heritage Foundation will be able to persuade them to return:
[IsraelTimes] At least eight individuals and organizations affiliated with Heritage’s National Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, launched last year under the Project Esther banner, have resigned or threatened to do so, citing Heritage president Kevin Roberts’s decision to stand by Carlson and his description of the television personality’s critics as a “venomous coalition.”
The defections suggest that Project Esther — unveiled on the first anniversary of the October 7, 2023, Hamas-led invasion of southern Israel as a conservative “national strategy to counter antisemitism”— could be imploding.
Neither the co-chairs of the initiative nor the Heritage Foundation immediately responded to a request for comment about the resignations.
But speaking Monday night at Hillsdale College, an epicenter of contemporary Christian conservatism, Roberts offered new comments that showed he was aware of the hurt felt by Jews close to Heritage. Calling his initial video defending Carlson “a mistake made with the best of intentions,” he apologized, “especially to any friends, particularly Jewish friends,” and said, “The Heritage Foundation will never, ever, ever stop fighting against antisemitism in all its forms.”
And the four co-chairs of Heritage’s antisemitism task force said they were asking members to “give us additional time” to address the crisis, according to a message they sent to partners that was obtained by the National Review.
Names and descriptions of people and organizations that have walked away or are considering it can be read at the link.
Conceived as a counterweight to the Biden administration’s 2023 antisemitism strategy, Heritage’s Project Esther plan focused almost entirely on left-wing and pro-Palestinian activism, portraying what it called a “Hamas Support Network” as the chief driver of antisemitism in America.
When Project Esther debuted in 2024, Heritage hailed it as proof that the conservative movement takes antisemitism seriously. The 33-page blueprint called for purging “Hamas propaganda” from school curricula, firing “Hamas-aligned faculty” from US universities, and pressuring social-media platforms to restrict antisemitic content. The goal, it said, was to make “Hamas Supporters” as socially toxic as the Ku Klux Klan or al-Qaeda.
[IsraelNationalNews] "Submission is like a hand grenade that activates slowly," says novelist Michel Houellebecq to the Danish magazine Information. "In France, we’re not there yet, but the situation is like the beginning of the novel. It’s a slow process, but that’s the way things are going."
What process is he referring to? "A clear movement of adaptation to Islam. Sure, it’s hard to predict what and when it will happen. But the direction is clear."
That process is now evident in the United States as well.
New York is now about to have its first Muslim mayor, Zohran Mamdani.
We’ve seen how this "Houellebecq model" (the alliance between Islamists and the Left) has worked not only in London with its Muslim mayor, but also across British cities from Birmingham to Luton, with Europe’s first Muslim prime minister in Scotland, in the French Left's alliance with mosques, and in "Bruxellistan," to name just a few fronts.
There is a video that seems made with artificial intelligence, but it comes from the official account of British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Starmer is in a mosque - it looks like Pakistan, but it’s London. He’s there to talk about the "fight against Islamophobia" and about how the Labour government has allocated more millions of pounds to mosques. Alongside numerous women in burqas, a boy in a hoodie walks by and a little girl wearing a macabre black shroud, covered from head to toe. She’s not even of puberty age.
A scene that bothers no one - neither Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood nor Prime Minister Starmer, who, when asked "what is a woman," replied: "99.9 percent of women don’t have a penis."
In Wokistan, only self-perception counts: everything else is patriarchy and Islamization.
Mamdani could not have won without the support of progressive New Yorkers, many of whom-especially young people-embrace the "globalization of the Intifada."
Western democracy now trembles under the weight of its mad contradictions.
Over the past two years, we've seen pro-Gaza terrorist demonstrations: it wasn’t a "new 1968," as some naive journalists suggested, but a sign of a new demographic alliance that could crown the Muslim crescent in New York.
The real domestic threat in today’s America doesn’t come from the Second Amendment. It comes from campuses and gleaming conference rooms, from people waving foreign flags and chanting "Intifada" on Ivy League lawns, from trust-fund radicals (Mamdani is rich, though he calls himself a "socialist") who call America "colonialist garbage" while benefiting from it.
They’re not here to reform. They’re here to replace. And in the end, what matters is demography.
A couple of years ago, New York’s Democratic Mayor Eric Adams decided that the Islamic call to prayer would be broadcast publicly every Friday and during Ramadan-with no permits needed.
Islam was already taking pieces of the American Dream before Mamdani. Go to Dearborn, Michigan: it is a Caliphate.
If I had to bet between the Islamic halal and the Western childless, I’d have no doubt who’ll win. And when the illusion collapses, nothing will remain but ruins, a belated regret for lost freedom and some historian studying how it came to be that the West ended up like this.
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Muslims believe (strongly in many cases) in something greater than themselves; for the most part Westerners no longer do. Those with the greater will to win will win...
A multi-volume chronology and reference guide set detailing three years of the Mexican Drug War between 2010 and 2012.
Rantburg.com and borderlandbeat.com correspondent and author Chris Covert presents his first non-fiction work detailing
the drug and gang related violence in Mexico.
Chris gives us Mexican press dispatches of drug and gang war violence
over three years, presented in a multi volume set intended to chronicle the death, violence and mayhem which has
dominated Mexico for six years.
Rantburg was assembled from recycled algorithms in the United States of America. No
trees were destroyed in the production of this weblog. We did hurt some, though. Sorry.
[Bee] NEW YORK CITY, NY — In his first official act as mayor-elect, Zohran Mamdani moved the mayor's office under a children's hospital.
