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Democrats have the balls to try it. Do Republicans?

LAWYER: How to Stop Cops From COVERING Your Porch Camera https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nno8ejpi7g {Hampton Law | 19 January 2025} Imagine a police officer walks up to your front door and notices your doorbell camera or porch security cam. But instead of acting professionally, they cover or disable the camera—hiding what they’re about to do. Sound extreme? It’s not. This has happened repeatedly, with some departments even admitting to this practice. In this video, I’m breaking down: 1. If police can legally cover or disable your cameras. 2. What steps you can take to protect your privacy and security. 3. How to handle an officer who won’t leave after you’ve refused to answer the door.

‘Stood up to fake news’: CNN liable for defaming Navy veteran to the tune of $5 million — and settled before the jury could decide punitive damages https://lawandcrime.com/high-profile/stood-up-to-fake-news-cnn-liable-for-defaming-navy-veteran-to-the-tune-of-at-least-5-million-with-additional-liability-for-punitive-damages-to-come-later/ {Colin Kalmbacher | 17 January 2025} A Florida jury on Friday morning put itself into position to deliver money justice to a U.S. Navy veteran who was defamed by CNN during a broadcast about his private business efforts to evacuate people from Afghanistan as the war-torn country was overrun by the Taliban. A unanimous six-person jury in Bay County determined the cable news network was liable for defamation stemming from a November 2021 segment on “The Lead with Jake Tapper” in which journalist Alex Marquardt painted Zachary Young as an “illegal profiteer” exploiting “desperate Afghans” with “exorbitant” fees amid the fallout of President Joe Biden’s chaotic withdrawal, according to the language of the lawsuit. Young maintained CNN’s broadcast effectively tarred him as a scofflaw and ruined his business, making it nearly impossible for him to work because of the severe damage to his reputation that ensued.

CLIP from SYSTEM UPDATE #390: CNN In DEEP TROUBLE With Defamation Case: Legal Analyst Jonathan Turley Warns https://rumble.com/v6ad8fy-cnn-in-deep-trouble-with-defamation-case-legal-analyst-jonathan-turley-warn.html {Glenn Greenwald | 17 January 2025} v684tf4

THREAD: Trump's "Day One" test

They're calling him a "whistleblower" now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=We3YBZM30CM {Decoy Voice | 18 January 2025} Twitter owner Elon Musk was recently called out over his suspicious video gameplay. Twitch streamer Asmongold then stated he believed his video game character was paid for, which caused Elon to go to X and criticize Zack's gameplay and leak their old DMs. Now the media is blowing this out of proportion, but do they have a point?

Meanwhile, in other news which I am sure is completely unrelated ...

Baltimore School Replaces Toilets With Buckets https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3Icii0VsEk {Actual Justice Warrior | 19 January 2025} In this video, I discuss the recent controversy In Baltimore schools that occurred after the water shut down & the principal decided the solution was to put buckets in the bathrooms for the students. Sources: Local News Segment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnMLtQ3hybQ

Trash Mother ATTACKS Principal For Helping Her Kids https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qKnWZ4NCdBI {Actual Justice Warrior | 19 January 2025} In this video I discuss a story out of Louisiana where a bad parent attacks a principal for trying to help their Sources: Local News Story: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jb1GDn7LnI

America’s Most Woke Mayor Recalled, Fired & Indicted by Democrats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X3bHSRw1OF8 {Nate The Lawyer | 19 January 2025}

THREAD: CA - Oakland mayor recalled, indicted

THREAD: CA - Oakland mayor recalled, indicted

Bill Burr DEMANDS You Praise California Democrats https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ub9mHP_9SCw {Actual Justice Warrior | 18 January 2025| In this video, I discuss how comedian Bill Burr has decided to push Democratic part propaganda in order to save Gavin Newsom & Karen Bass from criticism over the failures surrounding the Los Angeles wildfires. Sources: Bill Burr Kimmel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7wcU4W4tDE California Blocks Fire Mitigation: https://nypost.com/2025/01/14/us-news/california-bureaucrats-halted-pacific-palisades-fire-safety-project-to-save-endangered-shrub/

Lawrence McQuillan Explains The Policy Inferno Behind the California Wildfires https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFpPxt0Egy8 {Mises Media | 18 January 2025} The Human Action Podcast: Episode 483 Lawrence McQuillan from the Independent Institute joins Bob to delve into the regulatory failures and mismanagement behind the wildfire crisis in California. They discuss the environmental policies that exacerbate risks, offer practical solutions to firefighting and prevention shortcomings, and examine the role of private stewardship in mitigating future disasters. This episode overall sheds light on how California’s political landscape and approach to wildfires continues to fuel a recurring tragedy. Lawrence’s 2017 Article Detailing the CA’s Fire Prevention Problem: https://Mises.org/HAP483a Lawrence’s 2019 Golden Fleece Report Submission on Mismanagement in CA: https://Mises.org/HAP483b

Another example: so-called "civil asset forfeiture" was intended for use against "drug kingpins" and the like. Now, it is routinely used to steal the money and property of ordinary, innocent citizens. (It's gotten so bad that the authors of the original civil asset forfeiture legislation have even disavowed their own work.) Give the government an inch, and without exception, it will always end up taking a mile.

THREAD: Thomas Massie discusses Ross Ulbricht on Timcast

THREAD: Official Biden Pardons Thread

Biden pre-emptively pardons Fauci, Milley and all 6 Jan witnesses and committee

No, they won't. There is nothing "fundamental" about any of this. As agreeable as they might sometimes be, things like executive orders are as ephemeral and transient as the next administration, which can reverse or undo them with executive orders of it's own. Case in point: Nothing is going to change "fundamentally" unless and until a significant range of the powers the federal government are permanently removed, with the remainder being sharply curtailed. No amount of mere "executive orders" or the like is ever going to accomplish that.

Ditto for me. The things you mention (and numerous other similar things) are why I don't buy into the "Trump is controlled opposition" narrative. Trump is just an "open" narcissist who has no principles - which puts him well ahead of most of his political enemies, who are "closeted" narcissists with bad principles. And entirely apart from being deeply gratifying to witness just for its own sake, the phenomenon of "'sploding libtard heads" goes a long way to fostering yet more (and yet bolder) anit-Establishment sentiment, which is not at all a bad thing (and that's another reason I don't buy the "controlled opposition" angle).

Is he perfect? No, but then nobody is. So far I'm enjoying the shit out of his first day, he fired a stupid DEI Coast Guard Admiral, he took away Bolton's security detail again (woohoo!) and there will be more for the commie MSN and such to wail and gnash their teeth over. He pardoned Ross, which many were in doubt of. Will there be things to be thoroughly trashed here as completely against liberty? Of course. He's no Milei. In my insignificant opinion, he's a step in the right direction and I'm going to enjoy the shit out of the meltdown of the Orwellian left. I also find the anti- AIPAC sentiment of the MAGA folks/base encouraging even though at the moment it has no impact. Flame away.

As I suggested in the thread OP, it was entirely possible that the "Day One" thing was just rhetorical: As it turns out, it was close enough that it makes no difference. And on top of that, the promise was just to commute Ulbricht's sentence - but instead, Trump went "above and beyond" keeping that promise, and issued a full and unconditional pardon. Not bad at all.

And most of the defendants in RICO cases are not mobsters.

The feds are not coming to save us. (Not even Trump's feds.) It's well past time for the states to step up and do things like prosecute Fauci, et al. But they won't. Not yet (if ever). Things are going to have to get worse before they get better.

I wonder how many complaints he has about the United States government being in the eastern hemisphere.

Don't worry. Donald will never pass the Purity Test. Even libertarians can't pass the Purity Test.

HOLY SHEET Someone of consequence paid attention to the LP!

Agreed on all points. Pretty much reining in big pharma is the tipping point, though. ;)

Of course. Corporate officers can also be charged criminally if warranted. Shareholders are never held criminally or civilly liable for the actions of their company. They simply, potentially lose their investment. That's my point. The reason is that the Law defines a corporation as an individual, not a collective. The Law claims this entity has rights, although limited, bestowed upon it by the Law, that are separate from the rights of its constituent owners.