Parkland survivor Kyle Kashuv: March for Our Lives meant to be anti-Republican

Parkland survivor Kyle Kashuv: March for Our Lives meant to be anti-Republican:

"Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student Kyle Kashuv said the March for Our Lives in Washington, D.C., Saturday was meant to be "anti-Republican."
"I saw this [march] as extremely anti-GOP," Kashuv told Fox News after attending the event. "One of the biggest causes of this march is to be anti-Republican.""

Fake News: BBC Describes Refugee Terror Bomber from Iraq as 'Surrey Teenager' – Again

Fake News: BBC Describes Refugee Terror Bomber from Iraq as 'Surrey Teenager' – Again:

"The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has been caught describing Iraqi refugee and convicted terrorist Ahmed Hassan as a “Surrey teenager” for a second time.
The broadcaster, funded by the British public through a state-enforced compulsory license fee, provided the dubious description in a breaking news tweet on its BBC South-East account, after Hassan was sentenced for carrying out a terror bombing on a London tube train."

Look Closely: Photos From 'March for Our Lives' Reveal Incredible Hypocrisy

Look Closely: Photos From 'March for Our Lives' Reveal Incredible Hypocrisy:

"The “March for Our Lives” protests have dominated the news and social media over the weekend… but while liberals spread an anti-gun narrative, sharp viewers noticed something shocking and hypocritical about the demonstrations.
Since the tragic shooting in Parkland, Florida, the left has singled out guns as the cause of deadly crime. While declaring that the National Rifle Association — a group comprised of law-abiding gun owners — was somehow to blame for the actions of a mentally deranged murderer, activists have made their message clear: Guns are evil and need to be banned.
Those same activists sure don’t seem to understand irony. While protesters waved signs and shouted for guns to be banned, they didn’t notice one glaring detail: They were surrounded by guns and kept protected by heavily-armed men. So much for that narrative!"

FBI Scandal Over Andrew McCabe's 'Lost' Pension Isn't What You Think | Stock News & Stock Market Analysis - IBD

FBI Scandal Over Andrew McCabe's 'Lost' Pension Isn't What You Think | Stock News & Stock Market Analysis - IBD:

"But the Inspector General's office of the Justice Department has accused McCabe of misconduct arising from improper contacts with the news media and misleading FBI investigators about the Hillary Clinton investigation. In case you're wondering, "misleading" is a government euphemism for "lying."
But what really got us was that, after working at the FBI for just 22 years, McCabe's pension package was valued at a whopping $1.8 million. And even if he loses that, as someone who is covered by the Federal Employees Retirement System, he'll still get a pension. It'll just be smaller than his FBI pension, and he'll have to wait until 60 to collect it, but it will be generous nonetheless.
Please remember, McCabe was fired on recommendation of the FBI's own Office of Professional Responsibility. It wasn't vindictiveness."

Giddy Up – DOJ Admits They Have a Grand Jury Empaneled in FBI and DOJ Investigation… | The Last Refuge

Giddy Up – DOJ Admits They Have a Grand Jury Empaneled in FBI and DOJ Investigation… | The Last Refuge:

"Oh, what’s that?  Yes, the DOJ has to review the demand for evidence because release of those documents might conflict with ongoing Grand Jury information (evidence).  Yes, that means a Grand Jury is impaneled, exactly as we expected.
Yes, that also means there are “law enforcement actions” currently ongoing as a result of the prosecutor assigned to reviewing the evidence discovered by Inspector General Horowitz.
Are there still those who doubt?"

Now social media accused of violating anti-terror laws

Now social media accused of violating anti-terror laws:

"On the heels of a massive scandal in which Facebook gave political consultants access to members’ personal data, there’s a new charge that social media organizations are violating an anti-terror law.
Uzi Shaya, a former senior officer in the Israeli intelligence community, writes for the Gatestone Institute that the “failure by the social media networks to enforce the prevention of terror-related content on their sites is, in fact, a direct violation of the Antiterrorism Act and the Material Supply Statutes.”
Further, the “general public is also in its right to have the protections of the Community Decency Act of 1996 cover content on social media,” he writes."

The Deep State Is in Deep Trouble | Roger L. Simon

The Deep State Is in Deep Trouble | Roger L. Simon:

"Why would some "concerned citizen" suddenly leak information to ABC that Jeff Sessions was under investigation for perjuring himself (about Russia, of course) during his confirmation hearing now almost a year behind us?
Could it have something to do with the fact that the man who instigated that investigation was none other than Andrew McCabe, only recently fired by Sessions? Was someone or some group -- the ABC report specifies "sources" with an "s" -- trying to make the attorney general's act seem one of revenge, and thus illegitimate?
No doubt. But the problem is that Sessions was long ago exonerated of this charge by none other than Robert Mueller."