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Tag Archives: Crime
FBI Reopens EmailGate Probe—Did Hillary Get Weinered?
No sooner do I put up the latest Clinton Corruption update when all hell breaks lose: FBI Director James Comey told lawmakers Friday the bureau is reviewing new information related to Hillary Clinton’s personal email server, a political bombshell that … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections
Tagged 2016 Election, Anthony Weiner, Crime, Democrats, Elections, EmailGate, FBI, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Huma Abedin, Iran, Loretta Lynch, Obama Scandals
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LinkSwarm for October 24, 2016
The latest Clinton Corruption update pushed the LinkSwarm to Monday: National Review published Victor Davis Hanson’s endorsement of Donald Trump. And the moon became as blood… “Trump leading in poll that has best track record over last three elections.” The … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Guns, Media Watch, Military, Texas
Tagged #NeverTrump, AT&T, California, CO2, Crime, Donald Trump, Economics, Euro, European Debt Crisis, Eurozone, Guns, Hamilton County (TN), Hangzhou Xiongmai Technology, Hillary Clinton, Media Watch, Microsoft, Military, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, polls, rape, Rolling Stone, Russia, Shelia Jackson Lee, suicide, Texas, Time Warner, Victor Davis Hanson
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This Week in Clinton Corruption for October 21, 2016
It’s getting to the point that not only can I not keep up with the torrent of email leaks documenting Hillary Clinton corruption, I can’t even keep with the people keeping up with the leaks! “State Department tried to bribe … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Guns, Waste and Fraud
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Aaron Minter, Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership, Columbia, Crime, Democrats, Elections, EmailGate, Frank Giustra, fraud, George Soros, gun control, Guns, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Judicial Watch, Morocco, Patrick Kennedy, Qatar, Wikileaks
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This Week in Clinton Corruption for October 13, 2016
There’s a gusher of Clinton corruption information coming out of the leak of Hillary Clinton campaign manager John Podesta’s emails: Hillary’s State Department gave special treatment to Friends of Bill. “I know [Hillary] has begun to hate everyday Americans.” She … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats, Elections, Media Watch, video
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Border Controls, Brexit, Catholics, Chelsea Clinton, Clinton Foundation, Crime, Democrats, Diane Sawyer, Donald Trump, EmailGate, Eric McFadden, FBI, Gail Collins, Gateway Pundit, George Stephanopoulos, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Scandals, Hispanics, John Podesta, media bias, Media Watch, Nigel Farage, rape, Scott Adams, video, Wikileaks, Zero Hedge
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Rio Grande Valley Corruption Update for October 2016
Been a while since I did an update on corruption down in Rio Grande Valley, so let’s do a roundup: A border patrol agent is being tried for murder and aiding drug smugglers: The discovery of a headless body floating … Continue reading
Posted in Border Control, Crime, Democrats
Tagged Border Controls, Cameron County, Crime, Democrats, drugs, Edinburg, Eduardo Luna, Fernando Luna, Hidalgo County, Joel Luna, Jose Francisco Rodriguez Palacios Paz, Juan Jose Garza, La Joya, Maria Del Carmen Pena, Ramon De La Cruz Jr., Rio Grande Valley, Roberto Jackson, Starr County, Webb County
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Personal Crime Blotter Note
I was awoken this morning by police banging on my door. I looked out the window to see who it was and determined it probably had something to do with the car that was now parked mostly on my lawn, … Continue reading
LinkSwarm for October 7, 2016
It’s been one of those weeks. Enjoy a Friday LinkSwarm: This just in: The eight years of the Obama Administration have been a miserable failure. Some ObamaCare patients are losing their plans, others are facing huge rate hikes. In Tennessee, … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Border Control, Democrats, ObamaCare, Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 2016 Election, 2016 Presidential Race, Austin, Bill De Blasio, black, Border Controls, Canada, Crime, Dawnna Dukes, Democrats, Elections, Indiana, Kelly Ayotte, McDonald's, New Hampshire, Philadelphia, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Tarrant County, Texas, voting fraud, weird news
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This Week in Clinton Corruption for October 6, 2016
Another week, another bumper crop of links on Clinton corruption: That amazing thing about the Clinton web of corruption is that there are tentacles of the Clinton Foundation you’ve likely never even heard of, including the Clinton India Foundation: Three … Continue reading
Posted in Crime, Democrats, Elections, Foreign Policy, Media Watch
Tagged 2016 Presidential Race, Ajay Shah, American India Foundation, Bill Clinton, Burma, Chelsea Clinton, Clinton Foundation, Clinton India Foundation, Crime, David Petraeus, Democrats, Donald Trump, Elections, EmailGate, Eric Schneiderman, FBI, Foreign Policy, Hillary Clinton, Hillary Clinton Health, Hillary Clinton Scandals, India, media bias, Media Watch, Naveen Jain, New York, Raj Rajaratnam, Rajat Gupta, Sant Singh Chatwal, Scott Adams, shadowban, Sudesh K. Arora, Victor Menezes, Vinod Gupta
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Guccifer 2.0 Drops Files From Clinton Foundation
Potentially significant? Well, there is a Folder labeled “Pay to Play,” but so far I haven’t seen anything earth-shattering. Maybe there’s something in those 500 MB of additional files that doesn’t want to download…