Recommended: In
this 22-minute video (posted on 8-5-23), Devin "Legal Eagle" Stone breaks down special counsel Jack Smith's four-count indictment against
former President Donald Trump regarding an alleged conspiracy to overturn the 2020 election results....
Wednesday, August 9, 2023
Devin Stone: The Trump Conspiracy Indictment
Utah Man
From Andrew Blankstein, Tom Winter, Phil McCausland, and Antonio Planas' 8-9-23 NBC News report entitled "FBI Fatally Shoots Man in Utah Who Allegedly Threatened Biden, Alvin Bragg and Others":
The FBI on Wednesday shot and killed a Utah man who allegedly made online threats to kill President Joe Biden and New York prosecutor Alvin Bragg while serving a warrant at his Provo home, officials said.
The suspect was identified in charging documents obtained by NBC News as Craig Deleeuw Robertson.
Robertson allegedly made a threat Monday that referenced the president's trip to Utah this week, saying he needed to prepare his camouflage and sniper rifle.
In an alleged threat to Bragg, the Manhattan district attorney whose office is prosecuting former President Donald Trump, Robertson called him a political hack and plotted to assassinate him in a parking garage, the charging documents said [...].
The FBI’s operation center believed the person with that user name to be Robertson, according to the charging documents.On March 19, the charging documents said, two special agents with the FBI conducted surveillance at Robertson’s address in Provo. He was seen “wearing a dark suit (later observed as having an AR-15 style rifle lapel pin attached), a white shirt, a red tie, and a multi-colored (possibly camouflage) hat bearing the word 'TRUMP' on the front," the charging documents said.
After attending church, the special agents confronted Robertson about the comment he allegedly made on social media, the documents said. Robertson confirmed to the agents he was winston4eagles and responded that the comment "was a dream."
To read the entire article, click HERE.
Sunday, August 6, 2023
Brian Keene: Back in the Day (Part 2)
Recommended
Viewing: Earlier today, novelist Brian Keene interviewed three living
legends in the horror field: Linda D. Addison, Ellen Datlow, and Steve Rasnic Tem.
Back in the Day (Part 2) hosted by Brian Keene
Thursday, August 3, 2023
"That Motherfucker Back There Is Not Real!” (Part 2)
Painter Travis Chapman has provided valuable insight into the recent American Airlines incident in which a woman was removed from a flight after claiming that a fellow passenger was "not real." Click HERE to view Chapman's interpretation of the "Not Reals."
UFOs & the Vatican
From Grace Eliza Goodwin's 7-27-23 BUSINESS INSIDER article entitled "The Ex-intel Officer Who Testified the US Has Proof of Aliens Previously Made the Wild Claim that the Vatican Was Part of a UFO Cover-up":
In an interview with NewsNation in June, [David] Grusch expanded on his belief that there's a massive international cover-up of alien life that's been going on for 90 years.He told NewsNation that in 1933 the Italian government under Benito Mussolini recovered a UAP, which it then "moved to a secure airbase in Italy for the rest of the fascist regime until 1944-1945."
Then, shockingly, Grusch said Pope Pius XII "backchanneled that" and the Vatican "told the Americans what the Italians had and we ended up scooping it."
The interviewer, Ross Coulthart, then asked, "You're saying that the Catholic Church — the Vatican — they know about the existence of non-human intelligence on this Earth?"
Grusch responded, "Certainly."
To read the entire article, click HERE.
Wednesday, August 2, 2023
AGENDA 47
In Chauncey DeVega's 7-14-23 SALON article entitled "Be Very Afraid: Trump's 'Agenda 47' Is No Joke," journalist Paul Mason (author of HOW TO STOP FASCISM) comments on Trump's AGENDA 47:
"The key difference between Agenda 47 and the original Trump pitch in 2016 is its total lack of focus on corporate, capitalist goals, and its total focus on fulfilling right-wing populist fantasies. Dud city building projects in the desert, the expulsion of homeless people to tent cities, the pardon of fascist insurrectionaries and a year-long funfair… it's like a politics designed around video-game fantasies. The good news is, it's a signal of how detached Trump is even from the libertarian-turned-fascist wing of the American tech elite. It lacks any sense of realism even about the agenda they want - massive deregulation and the marketisation of public services.
"The bad news is that it could work. Like QAnon, this collection of fantasies will take on a life of its own and is intended to: you can design your own state fair, state by state, with the Gadsden flags and AR-15 firing ranges. You can fantasize about which particular homeless street you would hose down first, the day after the inauguration. What matters is that serious GOP politicians push back and explain gently to the American people that this is baby talk, and that what stands behind it - should Trump succeed - is the intended collapse of American power and status in the world.
"The imaginary cities are about more than just Jetson fantasies - they will be read, quite openly, as white only; and on Federal land they will be designed to abrogate the rights of homeless people - they're a sop to the fantasies of the seasteaders and the preppers. Like all fascist myths they are designed to animate action in the present rather than actually to get built - just like Hitler's never built Germania model: it was something to clear slums for and remove populations long before they ever actually planned to build it."
Devin Stone: "They Tried to Delete the Video!"
Recommended Viewing: In
this 14-minute video (posted on 8-1-23), Devin "Legal Eagle" Stone
presents an overview of the three additional criminal charges against Donald Trump in the case alleging mishandling of classified documents in Florida....