July 28, 2019: Reader Tips

106 Replies to “July 28, 2019: Reader Tips”

1. Maxime Bernier
   @MaximeBernier

   CPC has some tough challenges crafting their platform.

   Conservative and Liberal policies on the economy have become so indistinguishable that @AndrewScheer
   says he had to read a pile of old books to find out how they used to differ.

   #LibCons

   Conservative Party
   @CPC_HQ

   The difference between Liberals and Conservatives.

   Scheer Video

   https://mobile.twitter.com/MaximeBernier/status/1155636392908787712

2. The Swamp Runs Deep
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   !!mG7VJxZNCI
   28 Jul 2019 – 7:53:47 PM
   The SWAMP runs deep.
   DNC server(s) hold many answers.
   SCARAMUCCI MODEL.
   DNI & NSA
   [AWAN]
   [DWS]
   [D_Congress]
   House of Cards.
   You didn’t think the plea deal was the end did you?
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   https://static.wixstatic.com/ugd/65db76_d0731c7799784020a8c45a5615b8b3f3.pdf

   Baltimore rec $1.8 BILLION from [HUSSEIN]’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act?
   Follow the money.
   Follow the family.
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   https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/john-ratcliffe-ag-william-barr-will-deliver-justice-to-any-obama-officials-who-committed-crimes

   While Congress is away….
   The month of AUGUST is traditionally a really HOT month.
   Nature is unpredictable.
   Q

3. The University of Alaska was, until recently, a centre of climate change pseudoscience whose objective was to destroy the industry that put bread on the table ofmost Alaskans.

   Alaskans have finally had enough of tenured Democrats from the lower 48 both sucking their blood and stabbing them in the back.

   The university’s budget has been cut 41 percent to allow the state to maintain the current level of Alaska Permanent Fund dividends, paid for out of oil revenues—$3000 per Alaskan man, woman and child. 2000 university employees face termination and, with no other job prospects in Alaska, having to leave the state. Actual Alaskans get to keep their own money.

   It’s a start.

   https://reut.rs/2Gp4QTn

4. Earlier this week, USA TODAY ran the headline “Kyoto Animation arson killings didn’t get much attention because we couldn’t demonize guns”, admitting what conservatives have suspected for years: The media only cares about mass shootings because they can use them to push back against the Second Amendment.

   In terms of the death toll, this was Japan’s worst mass killing in nearly two decades, sending shock waves throughout the island nation. Globally, the impact was deeply felt within the anime community, including those attending an international anime convention held in San Diego. Beyond that, the reaction was hardly commensurate with the horrific nature of the crime.

   … The limited attention here in the United States cannot be explained away on account of distance. Compare the coverage with that of the mosque shootings last March in Christchurch, New Zealand, a location even farther from our shores. U.S. newspapers and wire services featured the Christchurch massacre five times as much as the Kyoto mass murder.

   On July 18, a man stormed into a Japanese anime studio, doused the building in a flammable liquid, and shouted “You die!” He then set the building ablaze, murdering 33 workers within.

   As USA TODAY noted, the mass killing was the worst in Japan’s history.
   https://nworeport.me/2019/07/28/fake-news-usa-today-admits-they-ignored-mass-killing-because-killer-didnt-use-guns/

   -via Blazing Cat Fur