Category: Culture

  • Is far left political violence part of the reason Trump won?

    I believe that there are a lot of reasons that Trump won the election.  I was not a supporter of his, and I believe he is more of a liability than an asset to our country.  I do believe he is in cahoots with Hillary.
    But in the best case scenario, that he will keep his promises, and that he won’t attempt to become the dictator that Obama was, then he is a much better choice than Hillary or Bernie.  I remain skeptical.

    However it is a wonder that out of around 320 million people that we had basically 3 people to choose from that are by far the worst of the worst in regards to leadership in our country.  Trump, Hillary and Bernie have so many flaws, and so many scandals, and by far are the worst possible picks for a presidential race.

    There is no doubt that Bernie’s candidacy was either cheated or he willingly threw the fight in exchange for some kind of political or financial benefit.  I do believe between Hillary and Bernie, that Bernie would have legitimately been the Democratic candidate if it was not for the meddling of the DNC.  Likewise I believe that Rand Paul would have been the legitimate candidate if not for the meddling of the RNC.   Between Bernie and Rand, I believe Rand would have won.   Likewise, I think between Trump and Hillary, Trump was more popular.

    Be that as it may, the topic of why Republicans won so strongly this election is the main topic of this blog.

    I believe that the following reasons, in no particular order is why Republicans won leadership in both houses, and in the executive office, and soon will have a majority in the Judiciary branch of government, essentially securing leadership and a majority in all three branches of government.

    • Massive government waste from tax and spend economics
    • Exhausted from far-left promises under the Obama administration that never came true
    • Tired of the claims of low un-employment when in fact a record amount of people have left the workforce (nearly 95 million people are out of the work force)
    • Incredible and exhaustive taxation, without representation.  The USA has the highest corporate tax rate in the world thanks to Obama and the Democrats
    • Tired of high regulations and taxes pushing businesses and jobs out of the country
    • Tired of the left-wing violence that we saw during Black Lives Matters protests, and during the election, when far-left activists would infiltrate Trump rallies, and provocateur and incite violence from Trump supporters  (notice, that no Trump supporters were disrupting the rallies of competing candidates)

    Out of that list, which I have blogged about plenty regarding everything except for the left-wing violence.
    The violence is what I will address in this blog.

    There are so many examples of violence during the campaign process where left-wing protesters would infiltrate Trump rallies and stir up contention, and provocatively incite people who were just trying to support their candidate with hateful signs, shirts and words about Trump.   I will list a few at the bottom of this post as well as other videos regarding violence.   Another issue during the campaign, is where left-wing protesters would impede traffic ahead of a Trump rally to prevent drivers from potentially driving to the rally’s that were being held for and by Trump.  Notice that this was not happening in reverse.  There were no Trump protesters impeding traffic and preventing travel to Bernie or Clinton rallies.

    But the worst of it came from the inauguration day when protesters from Black Lives Matter, Black Bloc, Communists (with the whole hammer and sickle logo) were attacking women and others at the gates of the inauguration, and over and over, it was documented that the DC police (who at the time, answered to the Obama administration) were recorded saying that they were told to stand down and not intervene in the protests or violence.

    I honestly believe that beyond the idea that people are tired of borrowing from our children’s future to give refugees and others massive benefits today, without our children’s consent (referring to the 20 trillion dollar national debt that will be passed on to our children).  I think it is the violence and irrational behavior of far left progressives and protesters that made the biggest difference for people who were on the fence about Trump.

    I do not think that Trump was a popular candidate, and I believe that without the violence, and hateful behavior of the far left, that Trump would not have won.  I was preparing for Hillary to win, and I announced several times ahead of the election that I believe that Hillary would be the champion in this election.   But lo and behold I was wrong, and Trump won.   However the intensity of violence and bad behavior on the left increased towards the end of the election process, and I truly believe that is a huge reason why Trump won.  To restore a little balance from the imbalanced and often irrational left.

    See the links of live video of these violent protests below.

    One last thing, that happened recently, is that Milo Yiannopoulos went to UC Berkeley University for a pre-planned speech.   However was un-invited at the last minute, and anti-Trump type protesters caused chaos, burned parts of the university, and broke windows and other things as well as waging violence against supporters of Milo.   As a result, free-speech legislation was announced in Tennessee as a result of this violent protests.

    More on this from a left-wing media source, the Huffington Post.
    http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/milo-yiannopoulos-free-speech-bill-tennessee_us_589ce406e4b0ab2d2b138e3a

    Milo intends to return to UC Berkeley it has been announced

    These same violent tactics were carried out by the National Socialists in 1933 by the “brownshirts”, and it is no different for socialists these days.

    Sturmabteilung – Wikipedia

    Socialism Violence Then and Now

    Socialism Violence Then and Now

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  • Get To Know The 8 Major Islands Of Hawaii

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    It is made up of over 100 islands, however, there are eight main islands that make up the Hawaiian Islands and only seven are inhabited.

    Hawaii with its stunning natural beauty is perfect for those who are looking for a relaxing getaway. Not only is it suitable for family or private vacations, but it is also the perfect honeymoon destination.

    Since Hawaii consists of several islands, visiting this state means you also get to choose which island you want to visit. It is not easy since each island has equally beautiful yet unique attractions. To help you select which island to visit, you should know what each of them has to offer. There are six mesmerizing Hawaiian islands you can choose for your honeymoon; Maui, Oahu, Kauai, Molokai, Lanai, and the Big Island of Hawaii. All of these islands are filled with luxury five-star hotels and resorts which offer all inclusive honeymoon packages for your convenience.

    The island of Maui is famous for its tranquil beaches, exciting wildlife, and extravagant resorts. The main tourist attractions in the island include Lahaina Town, the sacred Kaanapali, and Iao Valley in West Maui; Kapalua and Kahakuloa Town in North Maui; Hana Highway and Hana Town in East Maui; Wailea and Makena in South Maui; and Haleakala Center in Central Maui.

    Oahu is known for its water-related attractions as well as its outstanding cultural heritage. You can find many attractive tourist attractions such as Waikiki and Honolulu beaches, the famous Pearl Harbor, the USS Arizona Memorial, Sea Life Park, and Polynesian Cultural Center.

    Kauai, on the other hand, is perfect for a couple who loves outdoor activities since this island offers mostly natural attractions such as pristine white beaches and challenging outdoor adventures such as hiking, mountain biking, gliding, kayaking, and fishing at the beautiful places Kauai has. This island is so beautiful that many Hollywood movies are shot here.

    If you want a more private honeymoon holiday, Molokai is perfect place to visit. This island is more discreet than the other islands of Hawaii yet it is filled with attractions that are equally beautiful. In Molokai you can visit pineapple plantation at Mauna Loa, Papohaku beach which is the largest white sand beach in the archipelago, and Kalaupapa, a leprosy colony established in 1866.

    Many people say that visiting Lanai is like visiting your own private island. This island features stunning natural sceneries, cultural attractions, as well as five-star hotel and resort facilities.

    The Big Island of Hawaii offers stunning views you can not find in other places. Rare natural views you can find in the island include the world’s most active volcano Kilauea Crater, black sand beaches which are the result of the volcanic activity, and the rare green sand beach located at Ka Lae.

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    Source by James Liuh

    Also credit to;  https://www.thoughtco.com/islands-of-hawaii-1435751

    Credit to  https://wheresthemap.info/    for images and videos

     

    Below are some of my collection of photos.

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  • Facebook was hacked on September 28th 2018 What to do next?

    “Facebook dropped a bombshell on Friday when it revealed an unknown hacker had breached the site, compromising the accounts of 50 million users. The company’s security team found three bugs were used in the attacks, saying they were used in combination to successfully break into Facebook accounts.”   – Forbes

    Facebook was hacked on September 28th 2018 over 50 million users were compromised

    Facebook was hacked on September 28th 2018 over 50 million users were compromised

    Facebook’s statement on the matter ends with this;

    “People’s privacy and security is incredibly important, and we’re sorry this happened. It’s why we’ve taken immediate action to secure these accounts and let users know what happened. There’s no need for anyone to change their passwords. But people who are having trouble logging back into Facebook — for example because they’ve forgotten their password — should visit our Help Center. And if anyone wants to take the precautionary action of logging out of Facebook, they should visit the “Security and Login” section in settings. It lists the places people are logged into Facebook with a one-click option to log out of them all.”

    This is very concerning, where Facebook is currently spending 100’s of millions of dollars creating and improving algorithms to censor the speech of conservative users on their platform, and spending millions of dollars on public service announcements and other public relations campaigns to explain why they need to censor conservatives.  But then they have neglected to keep up with R&D of security procedures.

    There are plenty of alternatives out there, but the most important lesson in this, is that a concentration of power such as this allows hackers to find bugs easily and attack millions of users at once.  Rather than having to sift through and exploit one site after another, hackers only much exploit one site to have access to billions of users data.

    I suspect that far more than 50 million users were affected though, we shall see as this all plays out.  This only happened yesterday, and facebook says that they are still investigating the data breech.

    “Since we’ve only just started our investigation, we have yet to determine whether these accounts were misused or any information accessed. We also don’t know who’s behind these attacks or where they’re based. We’re working hard to better understand these details — and we will update this post when we have more information, or if the facts change. In addition, if we find more affected accounts, we will immediately reset their access tokens.”

    Reference:  https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2018/09/security-update/

    https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2018/09/29/how-facebook-was-hacked-and-why-its-a-disaster-for-internet-security/

    On many occassions, I have attempted to give advice on internet security over the years.  From using VPN’s, to using encrypted passwords, and to keeping the security up to date on your own computer.
    However beyond that, and surely now that this has happened to facebook many people will be departing the platform and creating their own social media presence as I and billions of others have done over the years, I will give a few tips that I have learned over the years.

    From a page that I created on our parent site Clovis Star Media, I will give you a few tips on securing your data.

    Reference:  https://opinions.clovisstar.com/website-information-security-and-website-tips/

    In addition to the above, I will start out with saying first start with clearing all of the saved data on your browser.
    This will remove any cached passwords, because the next step is to change your passwords on all of your accounts.

    Reference this:

    What is Cache, Cookies, and History and How Do You Clear Them

    Clearing Cache and Cookies

    Clearing Cache and Cookies

    Clearing Cache and Cookies Firefox

    Clearing Cache and Cookies Firefox

    Clearing Cache and Cookies Chrome

    Clearing Cache and Cookies Chrome

    Clearing Cache and Cookies Safari

    Clearing Cache and Cookies Safari

    As I said before, the next step is to now change all of your passwords.
    The reason that we clear that cache and cookies, is to attempt to insure that you do not have any trackers in your browser, this is something that hackers use to exploit sensitive data.  Clearing your saved data can remove these trackers if they exist.

    I have used a program for years called CCleaner, this is a free program (and paid if you wish), and it helps make this process very quick and easy.

    Reference:   https://www.ccleaner.com/

    Before changing your passwords, I recommend updating your anti-virus.  You may need to install anti-virus if you do not have any.

    Here are a few free anti-virus programs that you may want to look into.  Some of these work on a variety of operating systems, such as Windows, or Apple, or Android.

    Avast:   https://www.avast.com/en-us/free-antivirus-download

    AVG:    https://www.avg.com/en-us/free-antivirus-download

    Comodo Free Firewall and Anti-Virus:  https://www.comodo.com/home/internet-security/firewall.php

    There are also plenty of others.  If you are running a Linux server for your website, you can also look into ClamAV (ClamScan):  https://www.clamav.net/

    Now to change your password:

    How to Change Your Facebook Password – MakeUseOf

    If you use the same password on social media as you do for your other accounts, DON’T, and also now change all of your other passwords too.

    I have put a video together on some of my regular security practices;

    Here is another article that I wrote up a few years ago;

    Quick Lesson in Internet security

    I mentioned earlier the use of a VPN, so that hackers do no get your direct IP address, this is covered somewhat in the link above.

    Bless up!

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  • Cancer and the potential use of cannabis to inhibit cancer’s growth

    There are a lot studies coming out, compared to ever in the history of modern medicine, regarding particular cannabis compounds curing cancer, or at least inhibiting the growth of cancer cells.

    When my father was suffering through cancer, my wife Kimberly and I started  Cannabis For Cancer – xCannabis @ Causes.com

    Since starting that group we have connected with over 6000 other members.  We have been spreading the word about the possibility of cannabis curing cancer since 2007.

    Reference some of our videos at xCannabiscom @ Youtube.com regarding cannabis curing cancer.   Research that we have shared and brought attention to.  In our limited capacity, we have just done what we can.  But we feel that anyone can start a blog, and work diligently to get the word out.  We encourage people spreading truth!    Check out  www.Wordpress.Com for a free blog, and consider doing radio at;  www.blogtalkradio.com

    RIP to my grandmother June Davis Thompson, my father Richard Glen Thompson, and my aunt Jeanne Thompson-Anderson, who all died from cancer.   My dad and aunt died of brain cancer, and my grandmother died of breast cancer.    They were “downwinders” when nuclear testing was going on in the East Nevada desert area.

    I learned yesterday that David Bowie just died of cancer on January 10th 2016, as have many other wellknown people.    RIP David Bowie.

    Cannabis Cures Cancer

    Cannabis Cures Cancer

     

     

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  • The negative effects of the Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement

    On social media I have been interacting a lot with the supporters and protesters of the Thirty Meter Telescope project, because this one is very important to me.
    The TMT project means more than just local jobs and an economic boost over the next 10-12 years.  It also effects the potential for protecting life on this planet by exploring out galaxy, and seeing distance objects that could potentially be heading toward earth.

    As I have spoken about on other blog posts and videos, the lass of 5 mass extinctions on earth in our history happened when the dinosaurs roamed the earth and an asteroid impacted earth and wiped out 99% of life on earth.   If the sentient life on earth at the time could have created and used the technology that we have today, such as rockets and telescopes, the last mass extinction would not have happened.  By scoping out the object on the path to impacting the earth, and sending a armed rocket far enough in advance to deflect the object or destroy it, then we can avoid the same fate as the dinosaurs.

    Of course there are a lot of cool things that will be discovered by the telescope, and we all know that Hawaiians and other Polynesians are very good with the stars and navigating by the stars and over all just gaining wisdom from the stars.  To me this place seems like the best place for the telescope in both a cultural sense and a logistical placement.

     

    However there are some cultural practices that are being resurrected by a small group of people in the Hawaiian sovereignty movement.  These things include Kapu related worship, and altars and idols and such.   These are things that the Hawaiians destroyed and never practiced again ending 200 years ago when Kamehameha’s son Liholiho ended the practice, ordered the temples and altars to be destroyed as well as the idols.   After that there was a small scuffle over the decision to end the Kapu, but for around 200 years those things have not been observed or practiced in Hawaii.  Except until recently, when this sovereignty movement fired up, and like other Native American tribes,  this group wants their piece of the pie.  So they have resurrected cultural practices that have been dead for 200 years.  They have claimed areas that have high investment like Mauna Kea as “Sacred” and they are asking and demanding for free land to be given to them through the OHA (Office of Hawaiian affairs) based on a Hawaiian Homelands legislation that was passed some years ago.

    So now we have some jokers like David Sai who got a PHd in Hawaiian studies some how, and he is claiming that the USA forged an illegal overthrow of these Islands and annexed them without a treaty.   However, what David Sai uses as proof, and what he neglects to present makes a world of difference when looking at these claims.

    A few of the things that I have pointed out are:

    Someone replied to my statements about the history of war and conquest in Hawaii that dates back 700 years before the whiteman/haole came to these islands.

    My points:

    The first people in Hawaii were from SE Asia. They are not the people who make up what people call “Native Hawaiians” today.
    The people who make up so-called Native Hawaiians today came 200 years after the original settlers got here, the SE Asians.
    When the Tahitians came here 700 years ago, and conquered the SE Asians, there was a lot of brutality in their conquest.
    These are your people, the Tahitians, the ones that brutally stole this land from the SE Asians 700 years ago.
    And for 700 years, even up until King Kamehameha 1 there was war after brutal war where Hawaiians would kill each other for conquest and power, to try to control the neighboring islands.
    Hawaii hasn’t had this much peace, since after the Haole took over.
    Your ancestors were CERTAINLY not innocent, and CERTAINLY not peaceful

    This is a video that I made to document this violent history of Hawaiian/Tahitian conquest

    You know that King Kamehameha invited the haole, he gave them titles as chiefs, land, and wives, in exchange for weapons, so that he could kill other Hawaiians. Do you know that part of history?
    You know it was Kamehameha’s son Liholiho who ended the kapu, tore down the temples and idols, and completely ended the practice here in Hawaii, before the missionaries ever arrived?
    Do you know that the transfer of power was from ex-Queen Liliuokalani to other native born Hawaiians? The provisional government was made up of people born in Hawaii. People that King Kamehameha 1 endorsed by giving their ancestors titles and land?
    You know that ex-Queen Liliuokalani signed the abdication document, and then swore an oath to the republic?
    You know that more than 20 countries around the world recognized the Republic of Hawaii as the legitimate government of Hawaii before 1895? Its in the state archives.

    This was his reply:

    Ryan while everything you wrote is spot on it can not refute the fact that Queen Liliuokalani’s government was illegally overthrown by greedy American sugar planters. Unfortunately before this happened the Hawaiians had already lost their right to suffrage due to the western influence and growth in power in Hawaii’s government and loss of land because of the mahele and Kuleana act. Hawaiians should be upset. But, could it be that protesters are misguided? Maybe focus should be on homeland issues such as lack of opened homestead land and blood quantum. Maybe focus on the education of all Hawaiians children by bishop estates rather than only certain elite Hawaiian children. I feel the protesters have a golden opportunity to unify All Hawaiians over these types of issues which would enable them to possibly see some form of sovereignty actually take place (hasn’t because various sovereignty groups do not agree on goals). By focusing on an issue that is a losing cause, they will only undermine these other arguably more important issues, and possibly divide the Hawaiian people further. The protesters say they are acting for the benefit of their keiki and keiki’s keiki, however this a golden opportunity for them to unite against these other issues that can take place that would probably be more beneficial to their keiki

     

    This is my follow up.

     

     I lived in Puerto Rico up until Hurricane Maria took everything I owned, and I have lived all over the world.
    I have been a very libertarian, and anti-borders person most of my life. Meaning I do not support Trump’s wall, or his anti-immigration stuff, even though I think he is a good business man, and a better president than most of the USA’s presidents in the past.

    But I was all for the Puerto Rican sovereignty movement, and I still am. The PR people welcomed my family as their family, very warm and kind people. We had common goals, like fighting off the imposition of the Jones Act, and high taxation.

    When I came to Hawaii, basically as a refugee from Puerto Rico after the storms. I also supported Hawaii’s sovereignty. Naively I must say. But for many of the same reasons. The imposition of the Jones Act, high taxation, and other government impositions.

    But when I have researched it more and more, to me it seems like a very fake and selfish movement. Not like the Puerto Rican sovereignty movement.

    I mean for instance, resurrecting Kapu practices 200 years after Kamehameha’s son Liholiho destroyed the practice, destroyed the temples, burned the idols, and for nearly 200 years it hasn’t been practiced. But now with David Sai’s incomplete presentation of the Hawaiian history, and the transfer of power that he talks about as “illegal occupation” while ignoring things like the Morgan report, the Abdication Documents, the signed and sworn oath of ex-Queen Liliuokalani to the Republic, and the 20+ letters of recognition from nations all over the world in 4 continents and 11 languages. I mean him skimming out those important details, and making claims such as the Hague case “Larsen vs. The Kingdom of Hawaii” being in a “pending status”, when in all reality the case is NOT pending and has been permanently dismissed.
    Dr. Sai and others are stirring up racial tension, based on false premises, and it is hurting Hawaii right now.

    For instance. Lets look at TMT. That project is going in, like it or not. It is. No stopping it now, I promise.
    But do you think the TMT project is going to hire local workers, if it appears that the local workers HATE the TMT, and may possibly sabotage the job?
    No, the TMT likely now, will hire workers from the Mainland, to protect their investment from locals who would like to see the TMT fail.
    Otherwise, if there wasn’t all of this fake outrage about a Kapu system and temple that was laid to rest 200 years ago. The TMT project would probably hire local workers.
    But I doubt there is any chance of that now. These protesters fucked all of that up. It will be mainland workers coming in now instead of locals.
    I understand the struggles of the Hawaiian people. I talk story with everyone, and I have a radio show that I have done here in Hawaii since 2010. I am an advocate of sovereignty for the most part.
    But this racist stuff, where everyone (even in this conversation) says “Haole go back to where you came from”. Makes me less and less interested in supporting this. I despise racism.   And most of the stuff I get from these activists is just plain racist.
    So I hope people chew on that when they make their next move.
    If you don’t support the TMT now. Don’t attempt to benefit from the jobs it will produce later.

    I very much support the TMT, even though I do not really offer a service that they would be able to use at the facility.  But I support it on a species beneficiary level.
    There are a lot of other local Native Hawaiians that support the TMT as well, see this youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkRLwDfnVqQf-xKIep6sWzQ

    More details on the threats and problems that this protest is causing.

    All Observatory Staffers Evacuated As TMT Protest Continues

    Protesters Cloud TMT Discussion With False Claims, Threats

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  • I have sacrificed friendships over this circus surrounding Judge Kavanaugh fake allegations

    I want to say that I have pretty strong feelings about this Kavanaugh case on many levels for many reasons.
    I am not trying to prop myself up as having the ability to always know truth from fiction, though if you ask my wife she will tell you that I have an incredible ability to read people. It has served us well over the years.
    Fake Rape Cases

    Fake Rape Cases

    The reason that I have such strong feelings, and the reason I have chosen to separate from friends on social media (I mean real friends), is that I have researched this extensively, the statistics about fake rape reports, and I have also been both the victim of some unwanted sexual aggression both by a man when I was a young teen in jail (not rape, but violent sexual threats), and as a young adult, from a girlfriend who was large and strong, when I was small and just getting off the streets after being homeless for three years. I did feel helpless, in both situations. In jail because I was small and weak, and young. And in my relationship with this girl, because I had few options but to struggle and get away (which I did).
    With the girl-friend situation, I could have punched her square in the jaw, and it would have been justified. But the court wouldn’t have saw it that way, and I was well aware of that.
     
    But the false accusations against me, came at a time when I choose to stick up for my grandmother who was being severely abused by my mother. In response to me standing up for my grandmother, my mom decided to level me with false accusations online. None of them sexual in nature, thank God. But telling a very terrible story of my trying to steal from her, and me being violent as a teen. I guess she figured it would negate any backlash she got, of how at the time how she was actively treating my grandmother (and my father when he was dying of cancer). No one has to take my word for it though, because when the claims were being made, she did not think I was aware, and I both documented her claims, and documented the versions and claims from 7 other people who testify to exactly what I said about my grandmother and father being abused and testifying that what my mom claimed was not true.
    Cry Rape - Get out of jail free

    Cry Rape – Get out of jail free

     
    I felt more raped by the false accusations than the actual sexual violence and threats aimed at me. The false accusations for me, scarred me FAR worse.
    I never really thought much about the sexual violence. Although every time I hear catchy slogans that are created to benefit female victims, like “believe women” and “#metoo” I do think about those two incidents and it does stir up some emotions about this stupid gender war that society is currently in.
     
    I wrote a bit about it at www.disruptarian.com, and I will continue to write about it.
     
    But what strikes a nerve for me with this Brett Kavanaugh vs. Christine Ford case, are many things, which I have formulated an educated guess about.
     
    Why I do not believe that Judge Kavanaugh was the perpetrator?
     
    1. His testimony strikes me as sincere. Not cold and calculated, not fictionalized, not like a man who has ever been a sexual predator, ever.
     
    2. That the politicians brought up his yearbook as evidence of him being sexually aggressive. But they failed to bring up her yearbook, which shows her as very sexualized, as well as violent and racist. I challenge you to look that information up. If there was anyone getting into sex and risky behavior early in life, it was Mrs Ford.
     
    3. I do believe her in part, in that I believe she had gotten in a situation in her youth that got out of control. I do not believe it was Judge Kavanaugh that perpetrated it, but I believe it is true (part of what she says), and it is very likely the persons who stepped forward and claimed responsibility for the situation that she described. I find it interesting that the Democrats are so easy to dismiss that.
     
    Truth vs Lies

    Truth vs Lies

     
    The fact that Democrats are so dismissive of the two men who stepped up to claim responsibility shows me, that the politicians orchestrated this (including Christine Ford) to prevent this man from reaching the bench, in order to preserve their legal right to kill babies. I truly believe that is the causation of all of this.
    They have so much hatred for pro-life people, that I do not doubt in the slightest that they could have pulled this off with a straight face, thinking that they are doing the world a favor, by ANY MEANS NECESSARY (another slogan of the left since Trump has been elected, to interrupt his presidency).
     
    I think sexual violence is horrible, which is why I have tried to be part of the solution.
     
    1. By always advocating for gun rights, and legal gun ownership and the ability to bear those arms at all times.
    2. By creating over the years a lie detection software that reaches (hopefully someday) a high level of accuracy by combining different algorithms (of 12 different lie detection methods) to come up with an average of many tests.
    I have been working on that since 2011 in response to my mother’s accusations and in response to shady politicians. You can read more about it at: www.veracitylife.com
     
     
    I will warn those who are so reliant of fake stories and accusations to legitimize shady aspects of their life.
    You are doing a terrible disservice to REAL victims.
     
    I wrote about the fake rape claims and the high number of fake accusations which is higher than any crime that is falsely reported. My article and references is at
     
     
    I hate to have separated and potentially having lost friends over this. But I refuse to be close to people who can support what is going on in this witch-hunt of Judge Kavanaugh.
     
    I admit, I think he is weak on the fourth amendment and a few other things. But the areas that he is good in, he is very good.
    I do think there are likely better candidates out there. I would even go for a Judge Andrew Napolitano or someone similar to him, a strict constitutionalist.
    But if itis between a pro-life and a pro-choice candidate, the stakes are too high to potentially allow a liberal nut job into that office. So I support Kavanaugh.
     
    #confirm #kavanaugh
     

    Reference:   Corey Booker may be going hard on Judge Kavanaugh, but it wasn’t so long ago that:

    Cory Booker Admits to Sexual Assault in 1992 Stanford Column

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  • The story of hawaiian sovereignty from a Haole who lives in Hawaii

    The Story Of Hawaiian Sovereignty From A Haole Who Lives In Hawaii

    Aloha! My name is Ryan Thompson. I live with my family of six on the Big Island in the Puna district, often known for its rural and agricultural features and activities. There is also small pockets of good surf, and always good food (L&L Bar B Que and so many others!). I have encountered some of the pain left over from the last 200 years from the Hawaiian islands being “stolen” by outsiders. I have documented prominent and influential Hawaiian scholars such as the ever articulate and wise Haunani Kay Trask. There are a lot of legitimate claims by the sovereignty movement. But, I contest the racism in the movement as ill-founded and counterproductive to helping the island. I don’t doubt or dispute the claims of broken treaties, but in this video, I wanted to illustrate how I view this declaration for racially based citizenship in Hawaii, and what the different arguments are for and against this notion.

    I am personally very libertarian, even on US borders.  I do not support “the wall” or any of that.  But I also do not support income taxes.  So I get in trouble with both the left and the right.   Most of my political views could lean either way, or neither of the two party system sides.

    I can say that I very much support independence and supported independence for Puerto Rico.  There is a lot of crap that the islands get.  I do not doubt that what-so-ever.
    From certain business taxes, banker intervention in the economy, and The Jones Act which costs all of the islands deeply.

    I simply wish we could get past color, or ethnicity, and recognize that we are in the human race.

    I made this video on September 2nd 2018

    

     

    Along with the video that I spliced together (references to source links at the bottom)

    I also wanted to give a better video from a third party that I am not associated with, that gives the more native Hawaiian side of this, and it is a great source, even though I disagree with some of it. I see it from their point of view.

     

    I also want to present Dinesh D’Souza on the topic of “Conquest” illustrating how so many if not ALL cultures have ruled with conquest and expansion of their territories through war.

    More information on the Hawaiian history

    List Of Conflicts In Hawaii Prior To The European Conquest.

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_conflicts_in_Hawaii

    List Of Hawaiian Independence Movements

    Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement – Wikipedia

    ALOHA

    Ka Lāhui

    Ka Pākaukau

    Nation Of Hawaiʻi

    Nou Ke Akua Ke Aupuni O Hawaii – The Kingdom Of Hawaii
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    Mauna Kea Anaina Hou

    Poka Laenui 

    Protect Kahoolawe Ohana (PKO)
    Google Search

    Hawaiian Kingdom

    Hawaiian Kingdom Government


    Our Experience In Puerto Rico

    When we were in Puerto Rico I made a video about what I thought of the islanders and Latino people that I have in my family (spiritual family) and I had nothing but good to say about the locals and I also mentioned that I supported independence for Puerto Rico, as well as Hawaii.  This was from January 31st 2017, 8 months before the hurricanes destroyed the island.

    I also had strong words for President Trump about Puerto Rico and the way he was treating and neglecting the island

    The Puerto Rican people were for the most part very proud to be American, and many are glad that they are not ruled by Spain any more quite honestly.  At least that is the impression that I got from my Puerto Rican family.   God bless them.

    More On Our Journey In Puerto Rico.

    So please do not get me wrong.  I do support islanders rights to self-determination, and no less than I support for anyone else.

    I just wonder what the end result would look like, would it look racist?   I do not support it if it looks racist.  ‘Nough said

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  • European Union’s new debt crisis and Brexit in the news

    Brexit, Trump, and the Global Push for Sovereignty

    We’ve been in London for over a week now, and the battle over independence here is just as heated as it is in the United States. With Trump axing trade deals like TPP and cracking down on immigration laws, the UK and other parts of Europe are following suit with their own reforms.

    I’ve spent time interviewing locals and keeping up with the papers, and one thing is clear—Brexit is just as divisive here as Trump’s immigration policies are in the U.S. Since arriving on the day of the first vote on Article 50, I’ve been watching the latest developments unfold as the UK takes steps to leave the European Union.

    The Brexit Divide: Uncertainty and Anxiety

    The UK has been part of the EU since 1973, and breaking away has sparked chaos and uncertainty. While EU membership allowed Europeans to move freely in and out of the UK, Brexit has left many wondering how non-citizens will be treated once the exit is finalized. The lack of a solid plan has UK residents anxious about the future.

    A hot-button issue in Parliament right now is health tourism, where people from around the world exploit the UK’s NHS (National Healthcare System). Parliament recently issued a statement:

    “From April, NHS hospitals will be obliged to charge upfront for non-emergency treatment if the patient is not eligible for free care.”

    This is a major step toward returning the NHS to what it was originally meant to be—a healthcare system for British citizens. The move echoes debates in the U.S., where politicians have fought for years to curb healthcare benefits for non-citizens. This issue played a significant role in Trump’s election, despite his controversy.

    The Cost of Social Services: UK vs. USA

    The numbers tell a striking story. In 2013, the UK’s health tourism costs were estimated between £110 million and £280 million annually. Meanwhile, in the U.S., the estimated annual cost of illegal immigrant welfare and benefits ranged from $54 billion to $113 billion. The disparity is staggering and fuels ongoing political battles in both countries.

    Europe’s Financial Crisis Continues

    • Greek Debt Crisis: Despite years of attempted fixes, Greece’s economic collapse is far from over. Many experts predict Greece could be expelled from the EU due to unsustainable debt, much of which is blamed on unchecked social spending and immigration policies.
    • French Presidential Race: Marine Le Pen, a leading candidate, has praised Trump for ‘keeping his promises’ and vows to make France ‘free again’. Her campaign mirrors Brexit’s nationalist momentum and pushes for similar reforms in France.

    The Media’s War on Reality

    Before coming to the UK, I read endless reports claiming Europe was overwhelmingly anti-Trump and hostile toward U.S. policies. That’s just not true. After talking to people on the ground, it’s clear that European sentiment toward Trump and Brexit is far more complex than the American mainstream media lets on.

    This is just another reason why I steer clear of mainstream media—their fake news machine is out of control.

    Brexit and Trump’s election aren’t just political anomalies. They are part of a much larger, global movement rejecting globalist policies that fail to serve their citizens. Whether you agree with these movements or not, one thing is certain: the fight for national sovereignty is far from over.


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