Opposing Tyranny

…With all the revelations about FBI subversion, the impending release of the IG report and Friday being the traditional news dump day to sweep dirt under the rag, this day promises not to disappoint. …

…On this day in 1866 the United States Congress established the nickel. The first nickle was the 'shield nickle' and it was very unpopular. But remember, in 1866 a nickle really was worth a nickle. Decades later when I was young a nickle would buy you a soft drink or a candy bar.

…Tuesday's here and the top story for today is the historic move of our embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, which effectively is an official recognition by us of that city as that country's capital. The Romulus and Remus of Joo-hate around the world - Leftism and Islam - have reacted predictably by spewing hatred and violence at both the President and the state of Israel. So in other words, a day ending in "Y" with the exception that for once we have a President who doesn't give a damn about what the world thinks and does what is both morally right and in the best interests of the nation. Bravo.…

…On this day in 1985 police bombed the MOVE headquarters in Philadelphia to end a stand-off, killing six adults and five children, and destroying the homes of 250 city residents. The MFM decried this act by the police up and down but they never mention that this radical group of green crazies had already killed one police officer and the neighbors wanted them gone and the police were trying to evict them when the standoff started. But the MFM never mention this.

…the lead stories once again involve PDT's major foreign policy coups with the scrapping of the sham Iran sellout and the truly historic summit with North Korea's Whoa, Fat!…

…President Trump's major foreign policy coups are front and center this Thursday morning.…

…in the lead is the revelation that ex-Secretary of State John Kerry has been actively lobbying foreign governments in clear violation of the Logan Act to try and save the Iran Nuke Deal Sellout.…

…The Mueller Witch Hunt dominates this morning but for the lead, I have chosen a not unrelated essay by Michael Ledeen, in which he rips former CIA chief Michael Hayden's anti-Trump op-ed screed in Slim's Slimes.…

…On this day in 1956 the polio vaccine developed by Jonas Salk was made available to the public. … Polio used to be common back in the 50s and this vaccine virtually eradicated it in the US. But with the influx of people from these third world shit-holes I would not be surprised to see it return.…

…On this day in 1803 the United States purchased the Louisiana Territory from France for $15 million, more than doubling the size of the young nation.

…On this day in 1945 the Dachau concentration camp was liberated by United States troops.

…Kim Jong-Un… made history by actually crossing… into South Korea to meet with that country's president Moon Jae-in. … our now official new Secretary of State Mike Pompeo meeting with Kim. … history dictates we should be very wary of what the North is up to. … But the optics are what they are. And they're pretty incredible. If, and this is a very big if, Kim is sincere about rapprochement, there is only one reason and one man that made it happen…

…For an entertainer in this day and age to risk his livelihood by openly going against not just the anti-Trump narrative but the broader Democrat-Left-Media Complex's 100-year anti-American narrative can be dangerous. And not just to one's career…

…On this day in 1980 eight U.S. servicemen died in Operation Eagle Claw as they attempted to end the Iran hostage crisis. We had a coop student at the time who said his father was on that mission and the whole thing was a CF because everybody wanted a piece of the pie and there was no coordination. Of course it was setup in the Jimmy Peanut WH.