By Jon Harris: When I started my law enforcement career back in the seventies, I was just like every other newly minted officer fresh out of the academy. I was sure I knew everything I needed to know to be a police officer. I would go and fight crime, help people in distress, and generally […]
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By Jon Harris: Faithless Electors? Pretty bad connotation if you ask me. December 19th the Electoral College will come together and officially cast their votes for President. They are elected, or selected, to represent the wishes of the voters in their respective states. After the Trump victory, there have been several attempts to tarnish if […]
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By Jon Harris: Just getting there is an adventure. A couple years ago, I took a security contract in Iraq. I was an explosive detection canine handler, which is a rather small group, and being willing to go to Iraq made that pool of people even smaller. Contracting is a strange profession. You seem to […]
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By Jon Harris: I’ve been in law enforcement in one form or another most of my adult life and I have never seen things as they are now. That being said, I think we need to really look at what is happening. I do not believe that there is a “War on Police.” Let’s make […]
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By Jon Harris: For many, the “Military Mindset” never really fades. The “Military Mindset” means many things to many people. The public view of military culture and life inside the military are two very different things. To those that have never been in this very special culture called the military, it can have all sorts […]
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Source link Disney poured some $295 million into Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, but the company will apparently scrape to make a profit off the fifth and poorest-performing film of the franchise. Meanwhile, in an unexpected turn of events, the low-budget action flick Sound of Freedom, starring Jim Caviezel (who played Jesus in […]
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Source link “For the children we can save,” declared President Biden on June 2, “we should reinstate the assault weapons ban and high-capacity magazines that we passed in 1994.” To support this claim, Biden alleged: And in the 10 years it was law, mass shootings went down. But after Republicans let the law expire in […]
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Source link Americus, GA, March 8, 2007 — FEMA Public Information Officer (PIO) Rita Egan (left) speaks with Vernon Jones Dekalb County, Ga. CEO Please Follow us on Gab, Minds, Telegram, Rumble, Gab TV AZ State Rep Mark Finchem, who is running for Secretary of State to replace corrupt Democrat Katie Hobbs, says GA politician […]
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Source link With the Georgia run-off election happening on January 5th, you will get angry with the information you’re about to read. Voters in every other state using Dominion/Diebold systems, ES&S, Unisyn, or other electronic voting system during the 2020 election will be angry. GA SoS Brad Raffensperger posted what is essentially a guide to […]
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Source link Dominion ImageCast precinct count optical ballot scannerImage by Douglas W. Jones With the Georgia runoff election in full swing, this article will show why the ballot results should be ash-canned even before the final tallies are in — both Georgia and Pennsylvania adhere to the federal standard for elections and because Dominion uses modems, […]
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Source link Image by John Ramspott Ossoff Deputy Political Director Reveals Democrats Hiding Plans to Pack the Supreme Court: ‘If Biden Gets Elected, Maybe We’ll Add Three Justices to the Supreme [Court]’ Max Harris, Ossoff deputy political director: “I can’t say that here today [pack the Supreme Court], but…Well, it’s not the official – the […]
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Donald Trump repeatedly discussed with advisers the idea of naming his daughter Ivanka as his running mate in 2016 before settling for Mike Pence, according to a former Trump campaign aide who became a star witness in Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation. Rick Gates, who in the summer of 2016 was Trump’s deputy campaign chairman, […]
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It’s time to ditch the flip-flops and sunglasses in favor of pumpkins and boots as the Halloween season rolls into full swing. Netflix is helping its users gear up for the holiday this October by adding a bevy of spooky content to its library, including the highly anticipated sequel season to “The Haunting of Hill House” titled […]
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The influx of campaign cash came fast and furious. In the hours after the death of trailblazing Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Democratic Senate candidates running in November’s election saw a surge in fundraising. REPUBLICAN SENATORS FALL IN LINE TO BACK GOP PUSH TO IMMEDIATELY FILL SUPREME COURT SEAT Democratic challengers to GOP incumbent senators […]
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Injuries to star players overshadowed the second Sunday of the NFL season. Saquon Barkley, Jimmy Garoppolo and Drew Lock were just some of the names who left their games early. Barkley is feared to have a torn ACL after injuring his knee against the Bears. The Bengals and Browns kicked things off with no real […]
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It’s fascinating (not in a good way) what can happen when leftist politicians and community activists, with the help of a complicit mainstream media, create a myth and then endeavor to “fix” the “problem” the myth alleges. The myth: That America’s cops are too quick to use force and are specifically shooting and killing minorities. […]
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In the first of this two-part series we handicapped the front-runners for the 2020 Democratic nomination for president. Today we go over the dark horses. Top tier candidates stumble. Think of George Romney (Mitt’s dad) in ‘68 and his “brainwashing,” Gary Hart in ’84 and his “Monkey Business,” and Howard Dean and his scream in […]
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Let me set this straight. If you have read any of the many articles I have authored here at OpsLens.com or looked at my Bio on Our Team, you will see that I am a hawk. Always have been. To me, the objective many times can be correctly answered by the proper use of force. […]
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[in_content_ad] This list of actresses either played, or still play, some of the most epic roles in Hollywood to ensure our national security is intact. Sure, they are just movies, but we are grateful for their…err….service. Above is Zoe Saldana who could be named for any of her roles, because she almost always plays a […]
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When does an act of calling people names get old? There are certain entertainers whose act is all about insulting and name-calling others and the public allows it, accepts it, even celebrates the behavior. They do so thinking it’s just an act meant without malicious, no harm intended. So-called “insult comics” like Don Rickles, Joan […]
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By Fox News A Maryland man impersonating a police officer handcuffed an actual cop during a disturbance at a Washington, D.C.-area grocery store on Monday, authorities said. Evan Graham, 47, of Capitol Heights, Md., allegedly brandished handcuffs and harassed customers at a Whole Foods store in the Foggy Bottom neighborhood of Northwest Washington, D.C. around […]
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On Sunday, Dec. 7, 1941, Vice Adm. Chuichi Nagumo’s 1st Air Fleet begins their surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. Two waves of aircraft strike the U.S. Pacific Fleet at anchor, as well as bases across Hawaii. Five of the eight battleships, three destroyers, and seven other ships are either sunk or severely damaged. By day’s […]
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