At the 7:48 mark the host is trying to say doctor destroys embryo, a stupid argument, well then, that is not a human life..Yet. Life starts at the point of conception when Dr. Campbell describes here... (1) Progressive Liberal Hypocrisy | Page 133 | IP Cam Talk
Someone cut down the flagpole outside the VFW post in Paramus, New Jersey. The vandals left the American flag and a POW-MIA flag crumpled on the sidewalk.
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I saw a piece on the FNC app this morning with a 100 year old WWII vet weeping and saying "this isn't the country I fought for anymore".
Supreme Court Marshal Gail Curley sent letters to Maryland and Virginia officials instructing them to utilize state police to end protests outside the homes of SCOTUS justices.
Unfortunately, I agree with him. And although I'm 27 years younger than him, the biggest changes I've seen that would illicit my similar outlook have shown their sharpest increases in magnitude the last 8 years, IMO.
I feel the same way. Never in my life did I think that I'd be embarrassed and ashamed of what our Country has become, already, and by the incompetent's in power. They are destroying what makes the United States great and it has to be deliberate.
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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As crime continues to roil economic and social life in post-George Floyd, post-COVID Chicago, getting policing and criminal justice right are crucial. City officials are failing at that task.
All that has spread the police force so thin that, in 2021, one of law enforcement’s most basic functions, responding to high-priority emergency service calls in a timely manner, was regularly beyond their capacity.
New data uncovered by Wirepoints through public records requests to the Chicago Police Department (CPD) reveal that in 2021 there were 406,829 incidents of high-priority emergency service calls for which there were no police available to respond.
That was 52 percent of the 788,000 high-priority 911 service calls dispatched in 2021.
High priority calls include Priority Level 1 incidents, which represent “an imminent threat to life, bodily injury, or major property damage/loss,” and Priority Level 2 incidents when “timely police action…has the potential to affect the outcome of an incident.”
In pre-George Floyd, pre-COVID 2019, there were only 156,016 such instances for which dispatchers had no police available to send – 19 percent of the total number of high priority 911 service calls made that year. We have requested parallel data for 2020.
The 2021 high priority numbers include, among many other calls:
14,955 – assaults in progress.
17,828 – batteries in progress.
16,350 – person with a gun.
5,210 – person with a knife.
12,787 – shots fired (reports from people, not the city’s automated “Shotspotter”)
1,352 – person shot.
887 – person stabbed.
14,265 – domestic battery.
Nor were there police available for 49,686 domestic disturbances or 9,458 mental health disturbances. Or 3,386 dispatches for a robbery that had just occurred. Or the 2,427 dispatches about someone threatening suicide and the 2,951 dispatches stemming from reported violations of a court protection order.