It appears as though Joe Biden is getting a pass on storing classified documents in a building owned by the CHICOMS, in his house, and in the trunk of his car. The investigator that’s giving him a pass was one of the employees at the Justice Department who knew about, and participated in, the Russia collusion hoax against Trump.
The part that I am shocked about is that Biden had the balls to call Xi a dictator with stuff like this going down.
That chick is going to get shot in the FUPA. Master Ken is more believable.
Youtube morons are now hiring violent bodyguards so they can step up their bullshit to get more views.
Protesters are now parking their cars on the highway and tossing away the keys.
Note that they chained themselves to the cars. Some Twitter users have a solution:
A little over a month ago, I pointed out that five men spent hours erecting a gallows in front of the Capitol in the early morning hours of January 6, with one of them making a coffee run at the shop closest to the FBI’s headquarters. This to me indicates that the Feds know who these men are, because they are likely FBI informants or agents.
Now the B-list media has begun to notice.
Martin believes that the gallows were constructed by those wishing to paint President Trump and his supporters in a bad light. Specifically, Martin wonders why police did not stop its construction. So far, there is no evidence to support Martin’s claims.
False. There IS evidence.
So why aren’t they looking for them? It is reasonable to infer that they aren’t looking for them because they are already known. If the press in this nation was actually doing its job, they would be asking these questions and finding the answers.
The Democrats told us that Trump destroyed US foreign relations. This was the accusation:
his foreign policy mainly consists of a series of marginally coherent tweets with no discernible objective or strategy.
You know what Trump didn’t do? He didn’t sit at a summit and call China’s leader a dictator.
US soldiers are standing there holding the Chinese flag. Did we just surrender?
Here is a picture from San Francisco today during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s arrival. Note that there are plenty of Chinese flags, but not one American flag.
If and when the US decides to break into pieces, California will be part of China.
When I got a Bachelor’s Degree in EMS administration, my capstone research project was about violence against healthcare workers. Emergency medical workers are the victims of workplace violence more often than any other profession: more than police, prison guards, and convenience store clerks. I don’t know why, but people generally have no problem attacking EMS and emergency room workers. Scenes like the one in this post are actually more common than you would think.
I have always taken the position that no one should have to be a complacent target of someone else’s misplaced intoxicated rage. Many employers view self defense as a form of violence. I have even had coworkers (nurses, EMTs, and paramedics) tell me that “we are held to a higher standard, and shouldn’t succumb to the instinct of defending ourselves.”
Bullshit.
I don’t care what profession I am in- I should not have to be, and refuse to be, someone’s punching bag. That doesn’t mean that my response shouldn’t be proportional to the level of the attack. A woman hitting me like that is going to be put in a wrist lock. If you have an effective wrist lock, you can work against the joint just a bit to cause pain compliance. If they struggle more, twist a bit harder, and they will bend away from you. It’s an amazingly effective technique in controlling a violent patient without causing injury. Just don’t overdo it, or you will wind up having to explain and treat a broken bone.
If you couple it with pressure on the ulnar nerve, forcing it to be compressed between your fingers and the olecranon, it causes a good bit of pain without causing permanent injury. It’s essentially compressing “the funny bone” and, properly applied causes the same sort of pain you feel when you hit your elbow and feel the fire sensation running down your arm.
It’s a skill worth learning to subdue people without permanently hurting them.