Joy Reid and White Male Tears

MSNBC host Joy Reid is the only minority host on her network from noon to midnight, so it’s only natural she would be most expected to lecture on the evils of whiteness, especially white male-ness. It can even happen on her social media accounts.

On November 16, Reid took to TikTok to compare the Kyle Rittenhouse trial to the confirmation hearings of Brett Kavanaugh three years ago.

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Students suing Yale Law show America’s elites have a low opinion of minorities

Yale Law School is failing.

For reasons that appear to be associated with her support for Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination, the school seems to have a vendetta against Professor Amy Chua. Chua was banned from teaching Yale Law’s important “small group” classes after being accused of, well, something. A deep-dive investigative report by The New York Times found no evidence that Chua had actually done anything wrong.

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Trudeau claims moral victory despite Biden’s refusal to budge on $12,500 EV tax incentive

Trudeau left behind an American administration determined to focus its efforts on selling American-made cars and trucks built with U.S. union labour

WASHINGTON — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau tried to claim a moral victory Thursday after his day at the White House did little to defuse an escalating continental dispute over President Joe Biden’s plans to encourage Americans to buy more electric vehicles.

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Hamas to be declared a terrorist group by UK

Home Secretary Priti Patel has announced she is seeking to declare the whole of Palestinian militant group Hamas a terrorist organisation.

The military wing of the group which controls Gaza is already proscribed a terrorist organisation by the UK.

However, the change will also cover the Islamist movement’s political wing.

It is a criminal offence to belong to or invite support for a proscribed organisation or wear clothing which could be seen to support the group.

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Leftists Have a Collective Mental Breakdown Over Rittenhouse Verdict

Leftists Have a Collective Mental Breakdown Over Rittenhouse Verdict

The verdict is in and the trial is over. Kyle Rittenhouse has been judged not guilty on all counts in connection to the shooting in Kenosha, WI. As you might have expected, the left wasn’t too happy about the jury’s decision.

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‘Boycott Chapman’s’: Why anti-vaccine groups are taking aim at ice cream

Self-described anti-vaccine groups are calling for a boycott of a family-run Canadian ice cream company after it offered a pay rise to staff vaccinated against COVID-19.

Management at Chapman’s, Canada’s largest independent ice-cream manufacturer, say they’re trying to reward staff who have “done the right thing” by getting vaccinated with a $1 per hour pay rise, rather than enforcing a hardline vaccine policy.

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Senile Biden is ‘angry and concerned’ at Kyle Rittenhouse’s not guilty verdict

President Biden is ‘angry and concerned’ after Kenosha shooter Kyle Rittenhouse was found not guilty on all charges Friday, but says he stands by the jury’s decision.

The president weighed in on the divisive, high-profile case hours after the verdict was read, telling reporters, ‘I stand with the jury as the jury system has concluded. The jury system works and you have to abide by it.’

In an attempt to placate both sides, he later released a statement that read: ‘While the verdict in Kenosha will leave many Americans feeling angry and concerned, myself included, we must acknowledge that the jury has spoken.

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Over 100 Hollywood Celebrities Support Palestinian Groups Designated as Terrorist by Israel

More than 100 celebrities, including Richard Gere, Claire Foy, Susan Sarandon, Mark Ruffalo, and Peter Gabriel, signed onto an Artists for Palestine statement released Wednesday in support of Palestinian organizations designated as terrorist groups by the Israeli government.

The statement accuses Israel of launching “an unprecedented and blanket attack on Palestinian human rights defenders.”

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Search for Jimmy Hoffa Leads the F.B.I. to Jersey City Landfill

The disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa, a mystery that has gripped the American imagination for half a century on its ascent to national folklore, is the subject of a new F.B.I. investigation centered on the site of a former landfill in Jersey City. A worker, on his deathbed, said he buried the body underground in a steel drum.

F.B.I. agents armed with a search warrant arrived in Jersey City at a plot of dirt and gravel the size of a Little League diamond below the Pulaski Skyway on Oct. 25 and 26 to conduct a “site survey,” according to the Detroit field office, which has led the investigation into Mr. Hoffa’s disappearance in 1975. The steel drum is said to be buried about 15 feet below ground, in the shadow of countless millions of drivers who have passed it by.

Seriously?

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Kyle Rittenhouse found not guilty by Kenosha jury

Wow fabulous news!

A jury has found Kyle Rittenhouse not guilty on charges of murder and reckless endangerment related to the August 2020 shooting of three participants in the Kenosha, Wisconsin riots.

The jury of five men and seven women delivered its verdict after four days of deliberations.

Twitter – #RittenhouseTrial

The assholes are out

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Iran’s Mullahs to Obtain Major Concessions from Biden Admin and EU?

The ruling mullahs of Iran are maneuvering towards obtaining major concessions from the Biden administrations and the EU3 (France, Germany and the United Kingdom) during the upcoming nuclear talks in Vienna on November 29.

The Iranian regime wants the Biden administration to remove all sanctions that were imposed on Tehran during the Trump administration — many of which are not even linked to Iran’s nuclear program. Instead, they are related to the Iranian regime’s terrorist activities and human rights violations.

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Poland says Belarus ferries migrants back to border after clearing camps

BIELSK PODLASKI, Poland/BRUZGI, Belarus, Nov 19 (Reuters) – Poland accused Belarus on Friday of trucking hundreds of migrants back to the border and pushing them to attempt to cross illegally, only hours after clearing camps at a frontier that has become the focus of an escalating East-West crisis.

The accusation by Poland suggests the crisis has not been resolved by an apparent change of tack by Minsk, which on Thursday had cleared the main camps by the border and allowed the first repatriation flight to Iraq in months.

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