By Grand Rapids Anonymous
friday, february 20, 2026 at 3:07:00 p.m. est
"ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Four people were shot in an apartment in Midtown Atlanta overnight, according to police.
"officers were called to 903 Peachtree Street NE around 11:50 p.m. on Wednesday, where they found multiple people with gunshot wounds inside a unit. The four victims, whose ages range from 21 to 45, are in stable condition.
"police said drugs and guns were found in the apartment. A broken chair and glass shards were also scattered on the sidewalk outside.
"officers said they are looking through security videos. No suspects have been identified."
GRA: Did they find Nancy Guthrie there? It's POSSIBLE.
--GRA
Saturday, February 21, 2026
detroit cops, looking to locate a missing person at a house in detroit, find three dead ones instead--ages 65, 66, 72--all stabbed to death.
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
friday, february 20, 2026 at 7:56:00 a.m. est
detroit cops, looking to locate a missing person at a house in detroit, find three dead ones instead--ages 65, 66, 72--all stabbed to death.
detroit ass(ociated) press— police looking for a missing person found the bodies of three men in a detroit house, authorities said thursday.
the victims, ages 65, 66 and 72, were bludgeoned and stabbed late Tuesday or early wednesday, assistant police chief Charles Fitzgerald said.
“'it was a brutal scene inside — just awful, he said.
a motive was not immediately known. investigators were are seeking tips and searching for a suspect.
“'The gentleman that lived in that location opened up his house to a lot of folks. They come and go,” Fitzgerald told reporters. “Unfortunately there has been some speculation that possibly some drugs were being used in the location, but we can’t confirm at this point.”
“the victims were 'left in a basement area covered in dirty clothing; one person was covered with a carpet,' Fitzgerald said.
GRA: Drugs and an “open front door" WILL get you eventually.
--GRA
friday, february 20, 2026 at 7:56:00 a.m. est
detroit cops, looking to locate a missing person at a house in detroit, find three dead ones instead--ages 65, 66, 72--all stabbed to death.
detroit ass(ociated) press— police looking for a missing person found the bodies of three men in a detroit house, authorities said thursday.
the victims, ages 65, 66 and 72, were bludgeoned and stabbed late Tuesday or early wednesday, assistant police chief Charles Fitzgerald said.
“'it was a brutal scene inside — just awful, he said.
a motive was not immediately known. investigators were are seeking tips and searching for a suspect.
“'The gentleman that lived in that location opened up his house to a lot of folks. They come and go,” Fitzgerald told reporters. “Unfortunately there has been some speculation that possibly some drugs were being used in the location, but we can’t confirm at this point.”
“the victims were 'left in a basement area covered in dirty clothing; one person was covered with a carpet,' Fitzgerald said.
GRA: Drugs and an “open front door" WILL get you eventually.
--GRA
queens: spicanos sneak in a bar murder before the big snowstorm--fourth shooting at a nyc bar this week
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 8:19:00 p.m. est
queens: spicanos sneak in a bar murder before the big snowstorm--fourth shooting at a nyc bar this week
“(ny daily news) bullets flew at a queens sports bar early saturday, killing a 34-year-old man despite the actions of his desperate brother, who tried to carry his mortally wounded sibling to the hospital, police said.
“the shooting inside the el catracho sports bar in Hollis was the fourth bloody attack to take place at a city nightspot in a week.
“Denis Nunez was with his brother inside the bar on Jamaica ave. near 184th place when a fight broke out at around 1:45 a.m., cops said.
“the victim had just stepped out of the bar when someone from inside opened fire, hitting him in the stomach and left shoulder.
[GRA: That'll do it.]
“I don’t really know what happened because I was inside,” Nunez’s brother, who wished not to be named, told the daily news. “he was outside already and somebody shoot him from inside the bar to outside.”
“EMS rushed Nunez to Jamaica hospital, but he could not be saved.
“the gunman ran off and was still being sought by authorities saturday.
“Nunez and his brother are from honduras. The two siblings lived together about 2 miles from the bar.
GRA: Sounds like fun--go to a bar and get shot. Yet, the spics and nigs still go--no complaints.
--GRA
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 8:19:00 p.m. est
queens: spicanos sneak in a bar murder before the big snowstorm--fourth shooting at a nyc bar this week
“(ny daily news) bullets flew at a queens sports bar early saturday, killing a 34-year-old man despite the actions of his desperate brother, who tried to carry his mortally wounded sibling to the hospital, police said.
“the shooting inside the el catracho sports bar in Hollis was the fourth bloody attack to take place at a city nightspot in a week.
“Denis Nunez was with his brother inside the bar on Jamaica ave. near 184th place when a fight broke out at around 1:45 a.m., cops said.
“the victim had just stepped out of the bar when someone from inside opened fire, hitting him in the stomach and left shoulder.
[GRA: That'll do it.]
“I don’t really know what happened because I was inside,” Nunez’s brother, who wished not to be named, told the daily news. “he was outside already and somebody shoot him from inside the bar to outside.”
“EMS rushed Nunez to Jamaica hospital, but he could not be saved.
“the gunman ran off and was still being sought by authorities saturday.
“Nunez and his brother are from honduras. The two siblings lived together about 2 miles from the bar.
GRA: Sounds like fun--go to a bar and get shot. Yet, the spics and nigs still go--no complaints.
--GRA
Disgusting nyc dog owners take advantage of snowy conditions
By Abolish Tenure
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 7:48:00 p.m. est
Disgusting nyc dog owners take advantage of snowy conditions
Two feet of snow, plus drifting, should cover most of those piles of poop (https://nypost.com/2026/02/19/us-news/nycs-most-poop-filled-areas-revealed-as-dog-waste-complaints-hit-record-highs/) and garbage (https://duckduckgo.com/?q=piles+of+garbage+in+New+York&df=w&t=brave&ia=images&iax=images).
If you religion-of-peace-ites are planning a sunday afternoon times square takeover under the guise of prayer, it can be hard to get oriented in a blinding whiteout for your sacred whiteout. Here's a helpful tip: the direction you need to be prostrating is a right-angle to the 70mph winds out of the northeast.
https://gellerreport.com/2026/02/zohrans-nyc-thousand-of-muslims-praying-flood-times-square.html/
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 7:48:00 p.m. est
Disgusting nyc dog owners take advantage of snowy conditions
Two feet of snow, plus drifting, should cover most of those piles of poop (https://nypost.com/2026/02/19/us-news/nycs-most-poop-filled-areas-revealed-as-dog-waste-complaints-hit-record-highs/) and garbage (https://duckduckgo.com/?q=piles+of+garbage+in+New+York&df=w&t=brave&ia=images&iax=images).
If you religion-of-peace-ites are planning a sunday afternoon times square takeover under the guise of prayer, it can be hard to get oriented in a blinding whiteout for your sacred whiteout. Here's a helpful tip: the direction you need to be prostrating is a right-angle to the 70mph winds out of the northeast.
https://gellerreport.com/2026/02/zohrans-nyc-thousand-of-muslims-praying-flood-times-square.html/
This is the first recent movie trailer I've seen with zero bLACKS in it--
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
Saturday, February 21, 2026 at 9:57:00 p.m. est
This is the first recent movie trailer I've seen with zero bLACKS in it--a D-Day Film Called, Pressure
GRA: Stars Brendan Frasier as General Dwight Eisenhower and "an untold story" of D-Day,something to do with the weather angle of it.
Not one black in the trailer. Opens in may at theaters only.
--GRA
Saturday, February 21, 2026 at 9:57:00 p.m. est
This is the first recent movie trailer I've seen with zero bLACKS in it--a D-Day Film Called, Pressure
GRA: Stars Brendan Frasier as General Dwight Eisenhower and "an untold story" of D-Day,something to do with the weather angle of it.
Not one black in the trailer. Opens in may at theaters only.
--GRA
Farrakhan-sympathizer Steven A. Smith "considering a run for president--will decide within a year"
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 9:08:00 p.m. est
Steven A. Smith "considering a run for president--will decide within a year"
GRA: Think of President Trump...then think of a President Steven A. Smith (George Jefferson) as president.
Ponder that, while watching the snow fall the next few days.
Smith was on cbs, doing an interview, where for the first time, he admits to toying with the idea (as if he hasn't already, despite denials).
I saw this on newsnation with Cuomo.
--GRA
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 9:08:00 p.m. est
Steven A. Smith "considering a run for president--will decide within a year"
GRA: Think of President Trump...then think of a President Steven A. Smith (George Jefferson) as president.
Ponder that, while watching the snow fall the next few days.
Smith was on cbs, doing an interview, where for the first time, he admits to toying with the idea (as if he hasn't already, despite denials).
I saw this on newsnation with Cuomo.
--GRA
Clifton Lewis was a Chicago cop, who moonlighted as a security guard; his murderers confessed to their crime, and yet...
"chicago police demand justice for murdered officer Clifton Lewis
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https://restoration-news.com/chicago-police-demand-justice-for-murdered-officer-clifton-lewis
Is Sharpton lawyer Benjamin Crump already coaching da’quain johnson's mother behind the scenes? da'quain's mammy takes the "Lyoya route" by saying her son "was shot in the back of the head"
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 11:59:00 a.m. est
da'quain's mammy takes the "Lyoya route" by saying her son "was shot in the back of the head"
“(mlive.com) grand rapids, mi. – the mother of a man who was fatally shot by a grand rapids police officer said her son was shot in the back of his head.
“police said earlier this week that Da’Quain Johnson, 32, was believed to have been shot in the chest.
“his mother, Angelica Johnson, said at a press conference friday, feb. 20, that her son was shot in the back of his head wednesday in the parking lot of eastern lofts on eastern avenue se.
“she viewed her son’s body earlier that day for the first time.
“'the evidence is there,' she said.
“y’all couldn’t see it, but you will soon enough. but my son was shot in the back of the head. He was mauled in the neck by a dog. and the way he was shot … you could tell that his hands were being held behind his back.
“related: mom says grand rapids police ‘executed’ her son”
“police chief Eric Winstrom told mlive in a text message that he provided as much information as he knew regarding injuries at a thursday press conference.
“Winstrom released three videos from the shooting scene.
“he said that state police are conducting the investigation into the fatal shooting. state police confirmed their investigation and said it would be turned over to the prosecutor’s office for review when completed.”
GRA: She has visions of big settlement bucks dancing in her head. Start the timer on her calling “uncle ben” crump.
--GRA
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 11:59:00 a.m. est
da'quain's mammy takes the "Lyoya route" by saying her son "was shot in the back of the head"
“(mlive.com) grand rapids, mi. – the mother of a man who was fatally shot by a grand rapids police officer said her son was shot in the back of his head.
“police said earlier this week that Da’Quain Johnson, 32, was believed to have been shot in the chest.
“his mother, Angelica Johnson, said at a press conference friday, feb. 20, that her son was shot in the back of his head wednesday in the parking lot of eastern lofts on eastern avenue se.
“she viewed her son’s body earlier that day for the first time.
“'the evidence is there,' she said.
“y’all couldn’t see it, but you will soon enough. but my son was shot in the back of the head. He was mauled in the neck by a dog. and the way he was shot … you could tell that his hands were being held behind his back.
“related: mom says grand rapids police ‘executed’ her son”
“police chief Eric Winstrom told mlive in a text message that he provided as much information as he knew regarding injuries at a thursday press conference.
“Winstrom released three videos from the shooting scene.
“he said that state police are conducting the investigation into the fatal shooting. state police confirmed their investigation and said it would be turned over to the prosecutor’s office for review when completed.”
GRA: She has visions of big settlement bucks dancing in her head. Start the timer on her calling “uncle ben” crump.
--GRA
Meet Alan Smithee!
By N.S.
The writer foists a barbaric analogy on the reader early on, but more or less recovers. Don't crunch your dental work, RM!
Note that The Death of a Gunfighter was also the death of Dick Widmark's acting career, which had to be a factor in the poor quality of the movie.
https://www.mentalfloss.com/entertainment/movies/surprising-reason-movie-credits-alan-smithee
The writer foists a barbaric analogy on the reader early on, but more or less recovers. Don't crunch your dental work, RM!
Note that The Death of a Gunfighter was also the death of Dick Widmark's acting career, which had to be a factor in the poor quality of the movie.
https://www.mentalfloss.com/entertainment/movies/surprising-reason-movie-credits-alan-smithee
Surprise, surprise, surprise: blacks and white dems support giving pardons to black criminals (graph)
Re-posted by N.S.
Surprise, surprise, surprise: blacks and white dems support giving pardons to black criminals (graph)
Surprise, surprise, surprise: blacks and white dems support giving pardons to black criminals (graph)
Meet auteur director Alan Smithee!
By N.S.
https://www.mentalfloss.com/entertainment/movies/surprising-reason-movie-credits-alan-smithee
https://www.mentalfloss.com/entertainment/movies/surprising-reason-movie-credits-alan-smithee
Fox weather says nyc may get 2 feet of snow and high winds from hurricane-like storm
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 2:40:00 p.m. est
Fox weather says nyc may get 2 feet of snow and high winds from hurricane-like storm
GRA: Looks like nyc and surrounding areas are in for a memorable nor'easter, starting saturday night, with forecasts equating the strength of the blizzard to a category one hurricane.
70-mph winds will team up with a heavier water content of snow, making power lines susceptible to breaking.
Snow totals are minimum one feet and localized areas of 30" in the Providence area are possible.
All of you have my sympathy and best wishes to get through this huge storm in as good a shape as possible.
-GRA
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 2:40:00 p.m. est
Fox weather says nyc may get 2 feet of snow and high winds from hurricane-like storm
GRA: Looks like nyc and surrounding areas are in for a memorable nor'easter, starting saturday night, with forecasts equating the strength of the blizzard to a category one hurricane.
70-mph winds will team up with a heavier water content of snow, making power lines susceptible to breaking.
Snow totals are minimum one feet and localized areas of 30" in the Providence area are possible.
All of you have my sympathy and best wishes to get through this huge storm in as good a shape as possible.
-GRA
Who got da bones? Who know da race? "Maryland crematorium owners arrested over mishandled human remains"
By Prince George's County Ex-Pat
sent: saturday, february 21, 2026 at 09:59:21 a.m. est
"Maryland crematorium owners arrested over mishandled human remains"
https://wjla.com/news/local/maryland-crematorium-owners-heaven-bound-remains-bodies-infants-waldorf-home-charles-county-williams-january
sent: saturday, february 21, 2026 at 09:59:21 a.m. est
"Maryland crematorium owners arrested over mishandled human remains"
https://wjla.com/news/local/maryland-crematorium-owners-heaven-bound-remains-bodies-infants-waldorf-home-charles-county-williams-january
what is "water equity"? did die cause D.C. sewage disaster?
In a violation of the separation of powers, democrat judges illegally fired the President's choice for federal prosecutor, and illegally hired her replacement; the doj put them in their place!
By N.S.
"justice department swiftly fires lawyer chosen as top federal prosecutor for Virginia office"
https://apnews.com/article/blanche-halligan-us-attorney-eastern-district-virginia-037b32be6f925f77bcfa5de947ec85cd
"justice department swiftly fires lawyer chosen as top federal prosecutor for Virginia office"
https://apnews.com/article/blanche-halligan-us-attorney-eastern-district-virginia-037b32be6f925f77bcfa5de947ec85cd
"labor secretary's husband banned from building after department employees" asserted that he "sexually assaulted them"
By N. Stix
"labor secretary's husband banned from building after department employees reported [sic] he sexually assaulted them, sources say"
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/labor-secretary-lori-chavez-deremer-husband-shawn-sexual-assault-accusation/
"labor secretary's husband banned from building after department employees reported [sic] he sexually assaulted them, sources say"
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/labor-secretary-lori-chavez-deremer-husband-shawn-sexual-assault-accusation/
Still no pictures of the deceased, Bruce Whitney, in bLACK-on-White "family" murder last saturday
Raceless, faceless, murder victim, Bruce Whitney; we are still awaiting a photograph
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
saturday, february 21, 2026 at 2:26:00 a.m. est
Still no pictures of the deceased, Bruce Whitney, in bLACK-on-White "family" murder last saturday
“(ktla) the L.A. County District Attorney’s Office has filed one count of murder and several other allegations involving the stabbing death of a 62-year-old Castaic man.
“prosecutors filed a criminal complaint alleging first-degree murder against Terrance Blake Crawford, 19, as well as allegations that he was armed with a knife, used it in the commission of a crime and that the allegation indicates violence that’s a “serious danger to society,” in the death of Bruce Whitney, his stepfather.
“Crawford pleaded not guilty during his arraignment today,” according to an email Wednesday from Pamela Johnson, public information specialist for the L.A. County District Attorney’s Office. “His bail was set at $2 million. His (preliminary) hearing setting is scheduled for (March 19) in Department G of the San Fernando Courthouse.”
(GRA: “Not guilty"...imagine that.) “Santa Clarita valley sheriff’s station deputies found Whitney lying on the floor of his living room with multiple stab wounds at approximately 2 p.m. on the 32700 block of ridge top lane, according to a sheriff’s department statement Sunday. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Law enforcement officials later found Crawford in the Los Angeles area, where he was arrested at 5:50 p.m. Saturday, then taken back to the SCV Sheriff’s Station jail, where he was arrested on suspicion of murder, according to the LASD alert. Crawford remained in jail Wednesday in lieu of $2 million bail, according to LASD custody records available online. Residents who lived across the street – 47-year-old Dan Palacios and his wife Candice, 43 – said a commotion spread down the street as screaming and yelling was heard coming from the house early afternoon Saturday, (GRA:No pics of Bruce Whitney yet--anywhere.) --GRA
Friday, February 20, 2026
An NSU Song Exclusive from Grand Rapids Anonymous! "Stinking Gauleiter"
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
friday, february 20, 2026 at 8:05:00 p.m. est
An NSU Song Exclusive from Grand Rapids Anonymous! "Stinking Gauleiter"
Because you asked for it:
"Stinking Gauleiter," sung to "Paperback Writer''(by the Beatles, lol)
By GRA
(Acapella harmony)
Sti--nk--ing gau--lei--ter
Gau-lei--ter
(guitar opening)
The word is "flaccum" that comes to mind,
When I think of him and all his kind,
Sits on his butt, in a padded chair,
Not a lot to do--since he's only a stinking gauleiter.
Stinking gauleiter!
(Drums)
It's the rotten story, 'bout a rotten man,
With a nazi mind that doesn't understand,
He'll censor you while he's sigging "heil,"
In his mind, he's big--but he's only just a stinking gauleiter,
Stinking gauleiter.
Sti-nk-ing gau-lei-ter,
Gau--lei--ter
(Guitars)
His search for words that he thinks offends,
He will block the posts that commenters send,
He works for those that are IQ dead,
It's a dismal job--and he knows he's just a stinking gauleiter,
Stinking gauleiter!
(Guitars)
(Repeat lyrics of your choosing)
--GRA
N.S.: Thanks so much for this, GRA. I shall always treasure it.
friday, february 20, 2026 at 8:05:00 p.m. est
An NSU Song Exclusive from Grand Rapids Anonymous! "Stinking Gauleiter"
Because you asked for it:
"Stinking Gauleiter," sung to "Paperback Writer''(by the Beatles, lol)
By GRA
(Acapella harmony)
Sti--nk--ing gau--lei--ter
Gau-lei--ter
(guitar opening)
The word is "flaccum" that comes to mind,
When I think of him and all his kind,
Sits on his butt, in a padded chair,
Not a lot to do--since he's only a stinking gauleiter.
Stinking gauleiter!
(Drums)
It's the rotten story, 'bout a rotten man,
With a nazi mind that doesn't understand,
He'll censor you while he's sigging "heil,"
In his mind, he's big--but he's only just a stinking gauleiter,
Stinking gauleiter.
Sti-nk-ing gau-lei-ter,
Gau--lei--ter
(Guitars)
His search for words that he thinks offends,
He will block the posts that commenters send,
He works for those that are IQ dead,
It's a dismal job--and he knows he's just a stinking gauleiter,
Stinking gauleiter!
(Guitars)
(Repeat lyrics of your choosing)
--GRA
N.S.: Thanks so much for this, GRA. I shall always treasure it.
Harry Truman and Robert Duvall: Why you will not find here any pictures or videos of Robert Duvall near the bitter end here
By Nicholas Stix
Why you will not find here any pictures or videos of Robert Duvall at the bitter end here
Harry S. Truman (1884-1972), "Give 'em Hell, Harry," became President of the United States when FDR died of a massive stroke on April 12, 1945. That's a date that every American of a certain age should know by heart.
Before he ran for the Senate and won, Harry Truman was a tough, Missouri dirt farmer (according to his mother-in-law, who was not a fan), failed haberdasher, and county "judge." He would have been nothing, had he not had the backing of the Kansas City political machine boss, Tom Pendergast (July 22, 1872 – January 26, 1945).
There are pictures of Truman campaigning in his town at the plaza, in 100 degree Missouri heat.
Pendergast went to prison. When he died in disgrace, of all the many public figures across the "show-me state" who owed him favors, not a single one showed up at his funeral to pay his last respects. With one exception. New Vice President-elect Harry S. Truman attended his mentor's funeral. When scribes criticized the Vice President for attending the convicted felon's funeral, Harry responded simply,
"He was always my friend and I have always been his."
The thing that charmed Nana the most about President Truman was the way he would go for a brisk walk every morning, while in his sixties. Reporters half his age would huff and puff, while trying to keep up with the commander-in-chief.
Late in Harry S. Truman's second (first elected) term (1945-1949), his popularity was so low that he decided against seeking a third term. (Although Truman was only elected president once, in 1949, FDR died so early in what would have been his fourth term in office, that Truman had virtually an entire term in office.) Although Truman was widely admired for his decisive leadership in foreign affairs, in dropping The Bomb on Japan in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and in providing the Marshall Plan to Western Europe, after The War, his desire to handcuff American industry after the war, by making rationing perpetual, turned the country against him.
When Harry turned 80, in 1964, a gaggle of reporters went to his hometown of Independence, Missouri to interview the old chief. Tired, old Truman told them, "Remember me as I was, not as I am."
Why you will not find here any pictures or videos of Robert Duvall at the bitter end here
Harry S. Truman (1884-1972), "Give 'em Hell, Harry," became President of the United States when FDR died of a massive stroke on April 12, 1945. That's a date that every American of a certain age should know by heart.
Before he ran for the Senate and won, Harry Truman was a tough, Missouri dirt farmer (according to his mother-in-law, who was not a fan), failed haberdasher, and county "judge." He would have been nothing, had he not had the backing of the Kansas City political machine boss, Tom Pendergast (July 22, 1872 – January 26, 1945).
There are pictures of Truman campaigning in his town at the plaza, in 100 degree Missouri heat.
Pendergast went to prison. When he died in disgrace, of all the many public figures across the "show-me state" who owed him favors, not a single one showed up at his funeral to pay his last respects. With one exception. New Vice President-elect Harry S. Truman attended his mentor's funeral. When scribes criticized the Vice President for attending the convicted felon's funeral, Harry responded simply,
"He was always my friend and I have always been his."
The thing that charmed Nana the most about President Truman was the way he would go for a brisk walk every morning, while in his sixties. Reporters half his age would huff and puff, while trying to keep up with the commander-in-chief.
Late in Harry S. Truman's second (first elected) term (1945-1949), his popularity was so low that he decided against seeking a third term. (Although Truman was only elected president once, in 1949, FDR died so early in what would have been his fourth term in office, that Truman had virtually an entire term in office.) Although Truman was widely admired for his decisive leadership in foreign affairs, in dropping The Bomb on Japan in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and in providing the Marshall Plan to Western Europe, after The War, his desire to handcuff American industry after the war, by making rationing perpetual, turned the country against him.
When Harry turned 80, in 1964, a gaggle of reporters went to his hometown of Independence, Missouri to interview the old chief. Tired, old Truman told them, "Remember me as I was, not as I am."
Mike Johnson shows some backbone for once, in refusing to permit career criminal Jesse Jackson Sr. to lay in state in the capitol
By N.S.
"house speaker Mike Johnson denies request for Jesse Jackson to lie in honor in U.S. capitol"
"Washington (ap) — the late rev. Jesse Jackson will not lie in honor in the United States capitol rotunda after a request for the commemoration was denied by the house speaker Mike Johnson’s office due to past [sic] precedent.
[N.S.: The phrase, "past precedent," is redundant. All precedents are from the past.]
"Johnson’s office said it received a request from the family to have Jackson’s remains lie in honor at the capitol, but the request was denied, because of the precedent that the space is typically reserved for former presidents, the military and select officials.
[N.S.: And the heroes of black supremacists.]
"the civil rights leader died this week at the age of 84. the family and some house democrats had filed a request for Jackson to be honored at the U.S. capitol.
"amid the country’s political divisions, there have been flare ups over who is memorialized at the capitol with a service to lie in state, or honor, in the rotunda. during such events, the public is generally allowed to visit the capitol and pay their respects.
"recent requests had similarly been made, and denied, to honor Charlie Kirk, the slain conservative activist, and former Vice President Dick Cheney.
"there is no specific rule about who qualifies for the honor, a decision that is controlled by concurrence from both the house and senate.
[N.S.: They did that for Rosa Parks, who was not an elected official, but they called it, "lying in state." The "thing's" content providers, Matt Brown and Lisa Mascaro, neglected to mention her. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)
"Lie in honor" is some sort of press newspeak someone just came up with. The idea behind such demands has always been that the criminal in question should "lie in state," and to further undermine the standards of public morality. And you can be sure that had the racial socialists and black supremacists succeeded, they would then have announced, 'The REVEREND JESSE JACKSON is/was LYING IN STATE.'
If you want to become acquainted with how Jackson learned his trade, read the early chapters of Carl Horowitz' brilliant book, Al Sharpton: A Demagogue's Never-Ending Rise
Jesse Jackson at democrat national convention in philly on July 27, 2016
"house speaker Mike Johnson denies request for Jesse Jackson to lie in honor in U.S. capitol"
"Washington (ap) — the late rev. Jesse Jackson will not lie in honor in the United States capitol rotunda after a request for the commemoration was denied by the house speaker Mike Johnson’s office due to past [sic] precedent.
[N.S.: The phrase, "past precedent," is redundant. All precedents are from the past.]
"Johnson’s office said it received a request from the family to have Jackson’s remains lie in honor at the capitol, but the request was denied, because of the precedent that the space is typically reserved for former presidents, the military and select officials.
[N.S.: And the heroes of black supremacists.]
"the civil rights leader died this week at the age of 84. the family and some house democrats had filed a request for Jackson to be honored at the U.S. capitol.
"amid the country’s political divisions, there have been flare ups over who is memorialized at the capitol with a service to lie in state, or honor, in the rotunda. during such events, the public is generally allowed to visit the capitol and pay their respects.
"recent requests had similarly been made, and denied, to honor Charlie Kirk, the slain conservative activist, and former Vice President Dick Cheney.
"there is no specific rule about who qualifies for the honor, a decision that is controlled by concurrence from both the house and senate.
[N.S.: They did that for Rosa Parks, who was not an elected official, but they called it, "lying in state." The "thing's" content providers, Matt Brown and Lisa Mascaro, neglected to mention her. (Not that there's anything wrong with that.)
"Lie in honor" is some sort of press newspeak someone just came up with. The idea behind such demands has always been that the criminal in question should "lie in state," and to further undermine the standards of public morality. And you can be sure that had the racial socialists and black supremacists succeeded, they would then have announced, 'The REVEREND JESSE JACKSON is/was LYING IN STATE.'
If you want to become acquainted with how Jackson learned his trade, read the early chapters of Carl Horowitz' brilliant book, Al Sharpton: A Demagogue's Never-Ending Rise
Not quite a new post, but you'll hopefully understand (Accompanied by the as-yet-unwritten song, "Gauleiter!")
(The Gauleiter had thrown this item in the "trash" folder, which he does now on a near-daily basis. There's no rhyme or reason to his actions, or I should say, he just likes to make mischief with this blog, and any others over which he has powers.)
By Jerry PDX
monday, december 22, 2025 at 11:34:00 p.m. est
ghadafi in 2006 announced islam will have a great victory over europe. It's not like this is being done in secret, they openly proclaim their intention to conquer the west through mass immigration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCGYKSEsYFM
Quote:
"we have 50 million muslims in europe"
"there are signs that allah will grant a great victory in europe, without swords, without guns, without military conquest"
"the 50 million moslems will turn europe into a moslem continent within a few decades"
ghadafi may be dead but the jihad continues, and is gaining momentum. Any moslem is a hostile enemy to western civilization but there is a worse enemy, and that is the western liberal conspiring to enable this invasion. They are traitors of the highest order.
Thursday, February 19, 2026
"major winter storm warning issued: huge snowfall, up to 90 mph winds with 16 feet of snow in some areas"
By A Texas Reader
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 09:02:58 p.m. est
"major winter storm warning issued: huge snowfall, up to 90 mph winds with 16 feet of snow in some areas"
https://www.autoblog.com/news/major-winter-storm-warning-issued-huge-snowfall-up-to-90-mph-winds-with-16-feet-of-snow-in-some-areas
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 09:02:58 p.m. est
"major winter storm warning issued: huge snowfall, up to 90 mph winds with 16 feet of snow in some areas"
https://www.autoblog.com/news/major-winter-storm-warning-issued-huge-snowfall-up-to-90-mph-winds-with-16-feet-of-snow-in-some-areas
INDIAN FEDERAL JUDGE, SUNSHINE SYKES, ATTEMPTS TO DESTROY PRESIDENT TRUMP'S DEPORTATION AND DETENTION POLICY; DHS REPLIES, "SUPREME COURT SAYS YOU'RE WRONG"
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 10:33:00 p.m. est
INDIAN FEDERAL JUDGE, SUNSHINE SYKES, ATTEMPTS TO DESTROY PRESIDENT TRUMP'S DEPORTATION AND DETENTION POLICY; DHS REPLIES, "SUPREME COURT SAYS YOU'RE WRONG."
(GRA: Written by someone named Sudhin Thanawala. You KNOW he isn't pro-Trump.)
Ass(ociated) Press: A federal judge has accused the Trump administration of terrorizing immigrants and recklessly violating the law in its efforts to deport millions of people living in the country illegally.
Citing the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota, the judge said that the White House had also “extended its violence on its own citizens.”
“The threats posed by the executive branch cannot be viewed in isolation,” U.S. District Judge Sunshine Sykes in Riverside, California said in a scathing decision issued late wednesday.
(GRA: I thought, with a name like that, the judge was a negress. Nope, an Indian (like Pocahontas))
Sykes said the administration had violated her December ruling that found it was illegally denying many detained immigrants a chance for release. She ordered the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to provide them with notice that they may be eligible for bond and then give them access to a phone to call an attorney within an hour.
She also threw out a September ruling by an immigration court that the administration had cited for continuing its mandatory detention policy.
The White House referred comment Thursday to the Homeland Security department. The department said in a statement that the Supreme Court had “repeatedly overruled” lower courts on the issue of mandatory detention."
GRA: If SCOTUS says, P.T. can do something, how can a lower court interfere again? There needs to be a permanent ruling from the high court.
--GRA
N.S.: The President merely has to have Pam Bondi issue a statement that Sunshine is in the dark, and ignore her, futhermore.
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 10:33:00 p.m. est
INDIAN FEDERAL JUDGE, SUNSHINE SYKES, ATTEMPTS TO DESTROY PRESIDENT TRUMP'S DEPORTATION AND DETENTION POLICY; DHS REPLIES, "SUPREME COURT SAYS YOU'RE WRONG."
(GRA: Written by someone named Sudhin Thanawala. You KNOW he isn't pro-Trump.)
Ass(ociated) Press: A federal judge has accused the Trump administration of terrorizing immigrants and recklessly violating the law in its efforts to deport millions of people living in the country illegally.
Citing the deaths of Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minnesota, the judge said that the White House had also “extended its violence on its own citizens.”
“The threats posed by the executive branch cannot be viewed in isolation,” U.S. District Judge Sunshine Sykes in Riverside, California said in a scathing decision issued late wednesday.
(GRA: I thought, with a name like that, the judge was a negress. Nope, an Indian (like Pocahontas))
Sykes said the administration had violated her December ruling that found it was illegally denying many detained immigrants a chance for release. She ordered the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to provide them with notice that they may be eligible for bond and then give them access to a phone to call an attorney within an hour.
She also threw out a September ruling by an immigration court that the administration had cited for continuing its mandatory detention policy.
The White House referred comment Thursday to the Homeland Security department. The department said in a statement that the Supreme Court had “repeatedly overruled” lower courts on the issue of mandatory detention."
GRA: If SCOTUS says, P.T. can do something, how can a lower court interfere again? There needs to be a permanent ruling from the high court.
--GRA
N.S.: The President merely has to have Pam Bondi issue a statement that Sunshine is in the dark, and ignore her, futhermore.
Lying members of the evil media are trying to burn grand rapids to the ground; a shooting update
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 7:05:00 p.m. est
shooting update
GRA: "tensions are rising here at mlk drive and eastern, as people [blacks] who live here, are calling out, 'no justice, no peace,' as they march down mlk street."
That was Adriana Doria, woodtv's white reporter, racheting up the aftermath of De'Quaine Johnson refusing to obey grpd commands and receiving lead injections for his insolence.
I talked to my friend up north, minutes ago, who said, at 4 p.m., wood carried a live grpd press conference, where outgoing police chief, Eric Winstrom, said he was "tired of the different stories being told about what happened. we have video to show."
My friend said, "the police showed three body and car cam videos, which PLAINLY showed a gun, that the coon would not drop."
I told him, at 6 p.m., wood appeared to have rearranged the story, because reporter Nicole Tam (asian) told my ears that "two of the three videos did not show a gun."
He couldn't believe it.
I said, "they're trying to back the blackies on this one."
Winstrom can't get out of grand rapids fast enough (last day, march 1st).
--GRA
N.S.: My guess is that members of the evil media, like Adriana Doria and Nicole Tam, are trying to cause a riot, so they can say, 'grpd chief Eric Winstrom left in disgrace, after causing the death of unarmed, black bicyclist De'Quaine Johnson, who had very few felony convictions on his record.'
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 7:05:00 p.m. est
shooting update
GRA: "tensions are rising here at mlk drive and eastern, as people [blacks] who live here, are calling out, 'no justice, no peace,' as they march down mlk street."
That was Adriana Doria, woodtv's white reporter, racheting up the aftermath of De'Quaine Johnson refusing to obey grpd commands and receiving lead injections for his insolence.
I talked to my friend up north, minutes ago, who said, at 4 p.m., wood carried a live grpd press conference, where outgoing police chief, Eric Winstrom, said he was "tired of the different stories being told about what happened. we have video to show."
My friend said, "the police showed three body and car cam videos, which PLAINLY showed a gun, that the coon would not drop."
I told him, at 6 p.m., wood appeared to have rearranged the story, because reporter Nicole Tam (asian) told my ears that "two of the three videos did not show a gun."
He couldn't believe it.
I said, "they're trying to back the blackies on this one."
Winstrom can't get out of grand rapids fast enough (last day, march 1st).
--GRA
N.S.: My guess is that members of the evil media, like Adriana Doria and Nicole Tam, are trying to cause a riot, so they can say, 'grpd chief Eric Winstrom left in disgrace, after causing the death of unarmed, black bicyclist De'Quaine Johnson, who had very few felony convictions on his record.'
npr sought to destroy brilliant reporter James Rosen based on rumors alone
By N.S.
npr sought to destroy brilliant reporter James Rosen based on rumors alone
"top Fox news D.C. reporter James Rosen left network after harassment claims"
january 10, 2018 3:26 p.m. est
Heard on All Things Considered
By David Folkenflik
"Former colleagues allege former Fox News reporter James Rosen was ousted after sexually harassing female co-workers.
"On the Friday before Christmas, Fox news confirmed that its chief Washington correspondent, James Rosen, had left the network. He had worked there for 18 years and become something of a legend. The U.S. Justice Department under the Obama administration was so frustrated by his reporting on U.S. intelligence about North Korea that it conducted a leak investigation into his sources.
"The network cited no reason for Rosen's exit and did not announce it on the air. According to Rosen's former colleagues, however, he had an established pattern of flirting aggressively with many peers and had made sexual advances toward three female Fox News journalists, including two reporters and a producer. And his departure followed increased scrutiny of his behavior at the network, according to colleagues.
"This story is based on interviews with eight of Rosen's former colleagues at the Fox News bureau in Washington, D.C., just a few blocks from the U.S. Capitol. Rosen declined to comment to NPR after it set out in detail what it intended to report.
"Rosen's behavior was drawing attention from Fox News at a time when its controlling owner, Rupert Murdoch, declared there had been no allegations of sexual misconduct at the network since the ouster of the late Fox News chairman and CEO, Roger Ailes, in July 2016.
"There was a problem with our chief executive, sort of, over the years, isolated incidents," Murdoch said in a mid-December interview with Sky News, another news outlet in which he has a controlling stake. He then said Ailes was gone in three or four days after complaints were made. (Murdoch actually ousted Ailes 13 days after former host Gretchen Carlson filed suit against Ailes on July 6, 2016. Five years earlier, Fox News had paid $3 million to settle allegations from a former network booker that Ailes had coerced sex from her. The Murdochs say they were not aware of the payment at the time.)
"Murdoch went on: 'There's been nothing else since then. That was largely political because we're conservative.
"Murdoch's 21st Century Fox, Fox's parent company, had to issue a statement cleaning up the damage caused by those remarks among outraged female employees. Many female former Fox News journalists other than Carlson had come forward to attest to sexual harassment by Ailes (all of which he denied through his lawyer before Ailes' death in 2017).
Fresh Headache For Murdochs: Bill O'Reilly Got Raise After Secret Payout
"Yet Ailes was not the only prominent Fox figure accused of sexual harassment. Top prime-time host Bill O'Reilly was bought out of his contract by Fox in the spring of 2017 after The New York Times detailed the scope of multiple sexual harassment allegations against him for which he agreed to pay settlements totaling approximately $45 million to quiet them; the host Eric Bolling was fired after being accused of sending unsolicited sexually explicit texts to several female colleagues; and other top executives were ushered out as having facilitated or tolerated such behavior. A midlevel Fox News executive, Francisco Cortes, was also fired in 2017 after being accused of sexually assaulting a former Fox News contributor.
"O'Reilly, Bolling and Cortes have each denied any wrongdoing. A judge this week dismissed Cortes' allegations contained in a lawsuit against 21st Century Fox that it fired him and leaked news of the accusation to scapegoat him as a public relations ploy.
"21st Century Fox and Fox News say the removal of those executives and a raft of new procedures show the network's commitment to offering a fair and welcoming workplace for women.
"The Ailes and O'Reilly sexual harassment scandals inspired further revelations about related accusations against powerful figures across numerous media institutions, including NPR, which fired two male news executives last fall.
"Current and former Fox News Washington journalists characterize the Washington bureau as retaining something of a Mad Men ethos, with some male reporters frequently sending racy "topline" notes through the network's internal messaging service.
Fox News Host Eric Bolling Suspended Amid Claims Of Lewd Texting
The accusations against Rosen, who is married with young children, are more severe than that. He developed a reputation as a talented and ambitious journalist called "the professor" on the air by former political anchor Brit Hume for his interest in Watergate (Rosen wrote a book focusing on the life of former Attorney General John Mitchell that argued for a kinder reassessment of his role in that Nixon-era scandal). Rosen has sent such messages, according to his former female co-workers. But in three instances he made overt physical and sexual overtures, according to the accounts of numerous former Fox News colleagues who heard about the incidents contemporaneously.
In the winter following the September 2001 terrorist attacks, a female Fox News reporter joined the bureau from New York. In a shared cab ride back from a meal, Rosen groped her, grabbing her breast. After she rebuffed his advance, Rosen sought to steal away her sources and stories related to his interests in diplomacy and national security. That's according to four colleagues who say she relayed the episode as a warning about Rosen's behavior. The reporter declined to comment for this story. (NPR has decided not to name the women in this article as they have not [!] granted permission to do so.)
In a subsequent episode several years later, a female producer covering the State Department alleged that Rosen had directly sexually harassed her. A foreign national, she subsequently accepted a deal from Fox that enabled her to extend her stay in the U.S. in exchange for not making her complaint public, according to several of her former colleagues. The producer, who now works for a foreign-based news organization, is abroad with family and did not respond to several detailed messages left by email and phone seeking comment.
Late last spring, Rosen turned his attention to a younger female reporter, according to two colleagues who say she told them of the incident shortly afterward. Returning from a lunch together, Rosen physically tried to kiss her in the elevator ride back to the office, and once refused, attempted forcibly to kiss her again. According to a colleague, he then asked the reporter to keep the approach quiet and offered her unsolicited help in getting more time on Bret Baier's nightly political newscast, Special Report. The female reporter declined [!] to comment for this story.
Megyn Kelly Blasts O'Reilly, Says Silencing Of Women 'Has To Stop'
Fox News executives say privately it takes time to reverse problems in a culture set from the top by Ailes.
Under a new top human resources executive, Fox News last summer placed a human resources employee in the bureau for the first time. In response to detailed questions, Fox News declined to comment on its Washington bureau or Rosen beyond affirming his departure.
Yet some female employees at Fox's D.C. bureau say the company seemed late to turn its attention southward from its main headquarters in New York City, given the Ailes scandal. The bureau is a large outpost and a mainstay of the network's coverage. Its reporters, producers and hosts serve up stories, segments and shows that help fuel Fox programming throughout the day and evening.
And employees interviewed pointed to earlier related incidents in D.C. The former Fox News correspondent Rudi Bakhtiar alleged that she was dismissed in 2007 after she made complaints that the new Washington bureau chief, Brian Wilson, had propositioned her. After she filed an internal complaint, Fox's Ailes informed her she was being let go because of her performance. She was paid an undisclosed sum in a private settlement.
In another instance, Catherine Herridge, a former Fox weekend host who is now a Washington-based national security correspondent for the network, made a range of allegations in a November 2010 complaint filed with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission — including sexual and age discrimination, unequal pay, and job retaliation for raising complaints internally. She alleged she had been subjected to a "glass ceiling." She also said that Fox News general counsel Dianne Brandi had conducted the internal investigation even though she was one of the people identified in Herridge's complaint.
The EEOC said it did not have sufficient evidence to support many of Herridge's accusations but ultimately sued Fox News, alleging it had unlawfully retaliated against her. The suit was dismissed. Herridge and Fox signed a new contract and she remains on the air.
Brandi, then the network's top lawyer, characterized the EEOC's suit as "politically motivated." Brandi is now on extended leave from Fox News, which is the focus of an ongoing criminal inquiry by federal prosecutors for its handling of payments to women who alleged sexual harassment there.
Rosen's departure was a surprise — with no celebration of his achievements on the air, no announcement to viewers, nor much warning to colleagues. He had attended a holiday party for Baier's show, Special Report, just a few days earlier.
https://www.npr.org/2018/01/10/577093288/top-fox-news-d-c-reporter-james-rosen-left-network-after-harassment-claims
npr sought to destroy brilliant reporter James Rosen based on rumors alone
"top Fox news D.C. reporter James Rosen left network after harassment claims"
january 10, 2018 3:26 p.m. est
Heard on All Things Considered
By David Folkenflik
"Former colleagues allege former Fox News reporter James Rosen was ousted after sexually harassing female co-workers.
"On the Friday before Christmas, Fox news confirmed that its chief Washington correspondent, James Rosen, had left the network. He had worked there for 18 years and become something of a legend. The U.S. Justice Department under the Obama administration was so frustrated by his reporting on U.S. intelligence about North Korea that it conducted a leak investigation into his sources.
"The network cited no reason for Rosen's exit and did not announce it on the air. According to Rosen's former colleagues, however, he had an established pattern of flirting aggressively with many peers and had made sexual advances toward three female Fox News journalists, including two reporters and a producer. And his departure followed increased scrutiny of his behavior at the network, according to colleagues.
"This story is based on interviews with eight of Rosen's former colleagues at the Fox News bureau in Washington, D.C., just a few blocks from the U.S. Capitol. Rosen declined to comment to NPR after it set out in detail what it intended to report.
"Rosen's behavior was drawing attention from Fox News at a time when its controlling owner, Rupert Murdoch, declared there had been no allegations of sexual misconduct at the network since the ouster of the late Fox News chairman and CEO, Roger Ailes, in July 2016.
"There was a problem with our chief executive, sort of, over the years, isolated incidents," Murdoch said in a mid-December interview with Sky News, another news outlet in which he has a controlling stake. He then said Ailes was gone in three or four days after complaints were made. (Murdoch actually ousted Ailes 13 days after former host Gretchen Carlson filed suit against Ailes on July 6, 2016. Five years earlier, Fox News had paid $3 million to settle allegations from a former network booker that Ailes had coerced sex from her. The Murdochs say they were not aware of the payment at the time.)
"Murdoch went on: 'There's been nothing else since then. That was largely political because we're conservative.
"Murdoch's 21st Century Fox, Fox's parent company, had to issue a statement cleaning up the damage caused by those remarks among outraged female employees. Many female former Fox News journalists other than Carlson had come forward to attest to sexual harassment by Ailes (all of which he denied through his lawyer before Ailes' death in 2017).
Fresh Headache For Murdochs: Bill O'Reilly Got Raise After Secret Payout
"Yet Ailes was not the only prominent Fox figure accused of sexual harassment. Top prime-time host Bill O'Reilly was bought out of his contract by Fox in the spring of 2017 after The New York Times detailed the scope of multiple sexual harassment allegations against him for which he agreed to pay settlements totaling approximately $45 million to quiet them; the host Eric Bolling was fired after being accused of sending unsolicited sexually explicit texts to several female colleagues; and other top executives were ushered out as having facilitated or tolerated such behavior. A midlevel Fox News executive, Francisco Cortes, was also fired in 2017 after being accused of sexually assaulting a former Fox News contributor.
"O'Reilly, Bolling and Cortes have each denied any wrongdoing. A judge this week dismissed Cortes' allegations contained in a lawsuit against 21st Century Fox that it fired him and leaked news of the accusation to scapegoat him as a public relations ploy.
"21st Century Fox and Fox News say the removal of those executives and a raft of new procedures show the network's commitment to offering a fair and welcoming workplace for women.
"The Ailes and O'Reilly sexual harassment scandals inspired further revelations about related accusations against powerful figures across numerous media institutions, including NPR, which fired two male news executives last fall.
"Current and former Fox News Washington journalists characterize the Washington bureau as retaining something of a Mad Men ethos, with some male reporters frequently sending racy "topline" notes through the network's internal messaging service.
Fox News Host Eric Bolling Suspended Amid Claims Of Lewd Texting
The accusations against Rosen, who is married with young children, are more severe than that. He developed a reputation as a talented and ambitious journalist called "the professor" on the air by former political anchor Brit Hume for his interest in Watergate (Rosen wrote a book focusing on the life of former Attorney General John Mitchell that argued for a kinder reassessment of his role in that Nixon-era scandal). Rosen has sent such messages, according to his former female co-workers. But in three instances he made overt physical and sexual overtures, according to the accounts of numerous former Fox News colleagues who heard about the incidents contemporaneously.
In the winter following the September 2001 terrorist attacks, a female Fox News reporter joined the bureau from New York. In a shared cab ride back from a meal, Rosen groped her, grabbing her breast. After she rebuffed his advance, Rosen sought to steal away her sources and stories related to his interests in diplomacy and national security. That's according to four colleagues who say she relayed the episode as a warning about Rosen's behavior. The reporter declined to comment for this story. (NPR has decided not to name the women in this article as they have not [!] granted permission to do so.)
In a subsequent episode several years later, a female producer covering the State Department alleged that Rosen had directly sexually harassed her. A foreign national, she subsequently accepted a deal from Fox that enabled her to extend her stay in the U.S. in exchange for not making her complaint public, according to several of her former colleagues. The producer, who now works for a foreign-based news organization, is abroad with family and did not respond to several detailed messages left by email and phone seeking comment.
Late last spring, Rosen turned his attention to a younger female reporter, according to two colleagues who say she told them of the incident shortly afterward. Returning from a lunch together, Rosen physically tried to kiss her in the elevator ride back to the office, and once refused, attempted forcibly to kiss her again. According to a colleague, he then asked the reporter to keep the approach quiet and offered her unsolicited help in getting more time on Bret Baier's nightly political newscast, Special Report. The female reporter declined [!] to comment for this story.
Megyn Kelly Blasts O'Reilly, Says Silencing Of Women 'Has To Stop'
Fox News executives say privately it takes time to reverse problems in a culture set from the top by Ailes.
Under a new top human resources executive, Fox News last summer placed a human resources employee in the bureau for the first time. In response to detailed questions, Fox News declined to comment on its Washington bureau or Rosen beyond affirming his departure.
Yet some female employees at Fox's D.C. bureau say the company seemed late to turn its attention southward from its main headquarters in New York City, given the Ailes scandal. The bureau is a large outpost and a mainstay of the network's coverage. Its reporters, producers and hosts serve up stories, segments and shows that help fuel Fox programming throughout the day and evening.
And employees interviewed pointed to earlier related incidents in D.C. The former Fox News correspondent Rudi Bakhtiar alleged that she was dismissed in 2007 after she made complaints that the new Washington bureau chief, Brian Wilson, had propositioned her. After she filed an internal complaint, Fox's Ailes informed her she was being let go because of her performance. She was paid an undisclosed sum in a private settlement.
In another instance, Catherine Herridge, a former Fox weekend host who is now a Washington-based national security correspondent for the network, made a range of allegations in a November 2010 complaint filed with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission — including sexual and age discrimination, unequal pay, and job retaliation for raising complaints internally. She alleged she had been subjected to a "glass ceiling." She also said that Fox News general counsel Dianne Brandi had conducted the internal investigation even though she was one of the people identified in Herridge's complaint.
The EEOC said it did not have sufficient evidence to support many of Herridge's accusations but ultimately sued Fox News, alleging it had unlawfully retaliated against her. The suit was dismissed. Herridge and Fox signed a new contract and she remains on the air.
Brandi, then the network's top lawyer, characterized the EEOC's suit as "politically motivated." Brandi is now on extended leave from Fox News, which is the focus of an ongoing criminal inquiry by federal prosecutors for its handling of payments to women who alleged sexual harassment there.
Rosen's departure was a surprise — with no celebration of his achievements on the air, no announcement to viewers, nor much warning to colleagues. He had attended a holiday party for Baier's show, Special Report, just a few days earlier.
https://www.npr.org/2018/01/10/577093288/top-fox-news-d-c-reporter-james-rosen-left-network-after-harassment-claims
Jesse Jackson Afterlife Poem
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 1:53:00 p.m. est
Jesse Jackson Afterlife Poem I have to tell a poem,
One thing I have to tell,
mlk and I discovered,
There are no White women in hell.
You'd think there would be some here,
But I must ring the bell,
Been searching since I got here,
There are no White women in hell.
There are no White men either,
But that don't make blacks yell,
Here's what makes us crazy,
There are no White women in hell.
So now to blacks like Cosby,
And every black--pray tell,
It is eternal torture,
There are no White women in hell.
--GRA
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 1:53:00 p.m. est
Jesse Jackson Afterlife Poem I have to tell a poem,
One thing I have to tell,
mlk and I discovered,
There are no White women in hell.
You'd think there would be some here,
But I must ring the bell,
Been searching since I got here,
There are no White women in hell.
There are no White men either,
But that don't make blacks yell,
Here's what makes us crazy,
There are no White women in hell.
So now to blacks like Cosby,
And every black--pray tell,
It is eternal torture,
There are no White women in hell.
--GRA
newark nEGROES exercise what they think is their 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms, by shooting each other seven times thursday (today); pssst, it's illegal (as of now) to do that, bLACKIES; one nignapped and a cop is wounded
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 5:57:00 p.m. est
newark nEGROES exercise what they think is their 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms, by shooting each other seven times thursday (today); pssst, it's illegal (as of now) to do that, bLACKIES; one nignapped and a cop is wounded
"(rls media) an active and ongoing investigation is underway in the central ward of newark after a triple shooting left one person dead and two others hospitalized thursday afternoon.
"officials from the essex county prosecutor’s office and newark police responded to reports of gunfire around 2:30 p.m. in the area of Broome street near the new community corporation housing complex.
"according to preliminary information, officers arriving at the scene located three individuals suffering from gunshot wounds.
"one victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
"the two additional victims were transported to university hospital for treatment. their conditions have not yet been publicly disclosed.
"authorities also confirmed that a newark police officer sustained an injury while reportedly pursuing a possible suspect connected to the shooting.
"the extent of the officer’s injury has not been released.
"investigators remain on scene, canvassing the area for evidence and working to determine the circumstances that led to the gunfire.
"no arrests have been announced as of this report.
"the violence marks another troubling incident in what has been a dangerous stretch for the city, with four people shot in less than four hours across newark earlier today."
GRA: THAT'S the Newark I'm familiar with.
--GRA
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 5:57:00 p.m. est
newark nEGROES exercise what they think is their 2nd Amendment right to keep and bear arms, by shooting each other seven times thursday (today); pssst, it's illegal (as of now) to do that, bLACKIES; one nignapped and a cop is wounded
"(rls media) an active and ongoing investigation is underway in the central ward of newark after a triple shooting left one person dead and two others hospitalized thursday afternoon.
"officials from the essex county prosecutor’s office and newark police responded to reports of gunfire around 2:30 p.m. in the area of Broome street near the new community corporation housing complex.
"according to preliminary information, officers arriving at the scene located three individuals suffering from gunshot wounds.
"one victim was pronounced dead at the scene.
"the two additional victims were transported to university hospital for treatment. their conditions have not yet been publicly disclosed.
"authorities also confirmed that a newark police officer sustained an injury while reportedly pursuing a possible suspect connected to the shooting.
"the extent of the officer’s injury has not been released.
"investigators remain on scene, canvassing the area for evidence and working to determine the circumstances that led to the gunfire.
"no arrests have been announced as of this report.
"the violence marks another troubling incident in what has been a dangerous stretch for the city, with four people shot in less than four hours across newark earlier today."
GRA: THAT'S the Newark I'm familiar with.
--GRA
grand rapids police shoot bike-riding nEGRO--who cops say had a handgun; bLACK witness says, "there was no gun"; meanwhile, De'Quain is now dead
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 2:27:00 p.m. est
grand rapids police shoot bike-riding nEGRO--who cops say had a handgun; bLACK witness says, "there was no gun"; meanwhile, De'Quain is now dead
GRA: Last night (wednesday), grpd received reports of a man on a bike, waving a gun on grand rapids' southeast (ghetto) side of town, and when they got to his location, confirmed the report.
(black) interim chief Joseph Trigg gave a play-by-play:
"'police received calls from the public about a [black] man riding a bike and showing a gun. we responded and officers saw the gun and sent a k-9 dog to bite him. he continued waving the gun and despite orders to drop the weapon, he didn't-- and was shot."
Today, De'Quain Johnson, 31, was declared dead and blacks--who would not appear on camera, tried to make this incident something criminal on the part of police.
"I didn't see no gun," said one blimpesque negress, "he didn't have no gun," obviously trying to incite the black neighborhood.
More to come.
--GRA
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 2:27:00 p.m. est
grand rapids police shoot bike-riding nEGRO--who cops say had a handgun; bLACK witness says, "there was no gun"; meanwhile, De'Quain is now dead
GRA: Last night (wednesday), grpd received reports of a man on a bike, waving a gun on grand rapids' southeast (ghetto) side of town, and when they got to his location, confirmed the report.
(black) interim chief Joseph Trigg gave a play-by-play:
"'police received calls from the public about a [black] man riding a bike and showing a gun. we responded and officers saw the gun and sent a k-9 dog to bite him. he continued waving the gun and despite orders to drop the weapon, he didn't-- and was shot."
Today, De'Quain Johnson, 31, was declared dead and blacks--who would not appear on camera, tried to make this incident something criminal on the part of police.
"I didn't see no gun," said one blimpesque negress, "he didn't have no gun," obviously trying to incite the black neighborhood.
More to come.
--GRA
Robert Duvall Career Retrospective (video; almost two hours long!)
N.S.: When Bob Duvall did this interview, he was 79 years old, but still very sharp.
Robert Duvall Career Retrospective | Legacy Collection | Conversations at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation
SAG-AFTRA Foundation
"Premiered Jul 15, 2024
"Robert Duvall shares stories from his performances in The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, and Tender Mercies in this conversation about his acting career. He also shares about his experience writing, directing and starring in his film The Apostle in this in depth discussion moderated by Jenelle Riley. The following interview was recorded November 16, 2010.
This career retrospective is part of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Legacy Collection, a series of unique Conversations, recorded between 1979 and 2012, with influential actors and pioneering performers who explore the process and profession of acting. These interviews were captured on a variety of physical media formats and recently digitized in order to share with actors and the public at large.
Some of the language used may be considered dated, offensive and may be considered to perpetuate negative stereotypes. [Barf!] They do not represent the views of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. Viewer discretion is advised.
Robert Duvall Career Retrospective | Legacy Collection | Conversations at the SAG-AFTRA Foundation
SAG-AFTRA Foundation
"Premiered Jul 15, 2024
"Robert Duvall shares stories from his performances in The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, and Tender Mercies in this conversation about his acting career. He also shares about his experience writing, directing and starring in his film The Apostle in this in depth discussion moderated by Jenelle Riley. The following interview was recorded November 16, 2010.
This career retrospective is part of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Legacy Collection, a series of unique Conversations, recorded between 1979 and 2012, with influential actors and pioneering performers who explore the process and profession of acting. These interviews were captured on a variety of physical media formats and recently digitized in order to share with actors and the public at large.
Some of the language used may be considered dated, offensive and may be considered to perpetuate negative stereotypes. [Barf!] They do not represent the views of the SAG-AFTRA Foundation. Viewer discretion is advised.
Was 1963 a good year, or a bad year for movies?
By RM
wednesday, february 18, 2026 at 9:14:00 p.m. est
Funny you mentioned that-I was just thinking, why didn't that win best score for 1963? (It was nominated.) [N.S.: Addison won, due to Tom Jones' coattails. But why did Tom Jones won?]
Now that I looked up the Oscar nominees for that year...
Best picture:
Tom Jones-A piece of garbage. It was so awful the director actually re-edited it when it was released to home video, removing the obnoxious slapstick scenes-don't know if the original version was ever made available. [N.S.: Never saw it.]
Cleopatra-Unwatchable, with two dead-fish "megastars." [Taylor and Burton.] [N.S.: Never saw it.]
America, America-Unwatchable. Kazan's career was already over. [N.S.: Never saw it.]
How the West was Won-Put me to sleep; no doubt it looked better in the movies in Cinerama, but still...
Lilies of the Field-Are they kidding? Sanctimonious drivel; the constant repetition of the "Amen" song was enough to drive a sane person up the wall. [N.S.: Saw it on TV over 50 years ago. Have seen scenes and a condensed version at youtube. I enjoyed very much the comic by-play between Sidney Poitier and Lilia Skala--"I ain't buildin' no shapel!," mocking her German accent. And Jerry's score was stunning. At the time, he was with Elmer one of the two hottest composers in pictures. But of course, Poitier received an affirmative action Oscar.]
Shows that the Oscars were always a farce. Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World should have won Best Picture. Hud should have been nominated. Lord of the Flies, a masterpiece, as was Losey's The Servant. The Birds, for crying out loud! (There's your top five-well, MY five!) High and Low wasn't even nominated for Best Foreign Film! [N.S.: High and Low is a top 50 masterpiece!]
Also great that year-The Haunting, The Great Escape (score should have been nominated), Jason and the Argonauts (Bernard Herrmann's incredible score should have been nominated- it's only a "weak year" for music if you go by the Academy's choices!), Sunday in New York, The List of Adrian Messenger, X-The Man with X-Ray Eyes (Another great score, by Les Baxter)...
Well, you get the idea. If you're going to rant, might as well rant about movies!
-RM
[N.S.: Mad World was a comedy without laughs. You're always complaining about decadence, yet you promote Joseph Lousy. Yes, Elmer should have been nominated for The Great Escape. As for Jason, someone powerful had imposed an unofficial rule during the early 1940s, "No more nominations for Hermann, while he still breathes!" Cost him several noms.]
By RM
wednesday, february 18, 2026 at 11:46:00 p.m. esr
Something good came of this-if you google search "imdb, (fill-in-the-year) movies," you get the ENTIRE list of movies released that year, WITHOUT the extraneous garbage common to imdb pages! I'm still going through the 1963 list-over 700 titles, and continuing! Information without distractions-right up my alley. Fascinating stuff-though the users' ratings are pretty screwy...
-RM
By RM
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 12:13:00 a.m. est
PS-Chalk up another great score for 1963 with The List of Adrian Messenger-Jerry Goldsmith!
-RM
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 12:37:00 a.m. est
Hollywood was cranking out the movies back then--and why not? A lot of great stars to wrap movies around.
Hud was a great one. Would have been my pick.
--GRA
By RM
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 4:25:00 p.m. est
If you're still reading... I got to see Hud at a revival house long ago, and James Wong Howe's cinematography was awesome on the big screen. The landscape was a big part of that movie, and even with a high-quality DVD, the effect just isn't the same on TV.
Reportedly, the studio received letters complaining about Hud being the bad guy (or at least, an anti-hero)- "Hud was right, the old man shoulda sold that farm!" That took the producers aback, and seemed symptomatic of the shift in public morality that would go completely haywire in just a few more years!
-RM
wednesday, february 18, 2026 at 9:14:00 p.m. est
Funny you mentioned that-I was just thinking, why didn't that win best score for 1963? (It was nominated.) [N.S.: Addison won, due to Tom Jones' coattails. But why did Tom Jones won?]
Now that I looked up the Oscar nominees for that year...
Best picture:
Tom Jones-A piece of garbage. It was so awful the director actually re-edited it when it was released to home video, removing the obnoxious slapstick scenes-don't know if the original version was ever made available. [N.S.: Never saw it.]
Cleopatra-Unwatchable, with two dead-fish "megastars." [Taylor and Burton.] [N.S.: Never saw it.]
America, America-Unwatchable. Kazan's career was already over. [N.S.: Never saw it.]
How the West was Won-Put me to sleep; no doubt it looked better in the movies in Cinerama, but still...
Lilies of the Field-Are they kidding? Sanctimonious drivel; the constant repetition of the "Amen" song was enough to drive a sane person up the wall. [N.S.: Saw it on TV over 50 years ago. Have seen scenes and a condensed version at youtube. I enjoyed very much the comic by-play between Sidney Poitier and Lilia Skala--"I ain't buildin' no shapel!," mocking her German accent. And Jerry's score was stunning. At the time, he was with Elmer one of the two hottest composers in pictures. But of course, Poitier received an affirmative action Oscar.]
Shows that the Oscars were always a farce. Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World should have won Best Picture. Hud should have been nominated. Lord of the Flies, a masterpiece, as was Losey's The Servant. The Birds, for crying out loud! (There's your top five-well, MY five!) High and Low wasn't even nominated for Best Foreign Film! [N.S.: High and Low is a top 50 masterpiece!]
Also great that year-The Haunting, The Great Escape (score should have been nominated), Jason and the Argonauts (Bernard Herrmann's incredible score should have been nominated- it's only a "weak year" for music if you go by the Academy's choices!), Sunday in New York, The List of Adrian Messenger, X-The Man with X-Ray Eyes (Another great score, by Les Baxter)...
Well, you get the idea. If you're going to rant, might as well rant about movies!
-RM
[N.S.: Mad World was a comedy without laughs. You're always complaining about decadence, yet you promote Joseph Lousy. Yes, Elmer should have been nominated for The Great Escape. As for Jason, someone powerful had imposed an unofficial rule during the early 1940s, "No more nominations for Hermann, while he still breathes!" Cost him several noms.]
By RM
wednesday, february 18, 2026 at 11:46:00 p.m. esr
Something good came of this-if you google search "imdb, (fill-in-the-year) movies," you get the ENTIRE list of movies released that year, WITHOUT the extraneous garbage common to imdb pages! I'm still going through the 1963 list-over 700 titles, and continuing! Information without distractions-right up my alley. Fascinating stuff-though the users' ratings are pretty screwy...
-RM
By RM
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 12:13:00 a.m. est
PS-Chalk up another great score for 1963 with The List of Adrian Messenger-Jerry Goldsmith!
-RM
By Grand Rapids Anonymous
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 12:37:00 a.m. est
Hollywood was cranking out the movies back then--and why not? A lot of great stars to wrap movies around.
Hud was a great one. Would have been my pick.
--GRA
By RM
thursday, february 19, 2026 at 4:25:00 p.m. est
If you're still reading... I got to see Hud at a revival house long ago, and James Wong Howe's cinematography was awesome on the big screen. The landscape was a big part of that movie, and even with a high-quality DVD, the effect just isn't the same on TV.
Reportedly, the studio received letters complaining about Hud being the bad guy (or at least, an anti-hero)- "Hud was right, the old man shoulda sold that farm!" That took the producers aback, and seemed symptomatic of the shift in public morality that would go completely haywire in just a few more years!
-RM
Did you know that it's "racist" to complain if msg gives you headaches?
By Nicholas Stix
So say google/the pretend encyclopedia, which are are now joined at the hip.
Leftist pseudo-scientists have even conjured up an imaginary "fifth taste" in msg, beyond "sweet," "salty," "bitter" and "sour," "umami." In reality, that's just salty, but according to them, contradicting them is also "racist."
The racial socialists spearheading the White Genocide Project, who for generations have lied about all things black, and who have either invented or promoted pro-black supremacist pseudo-scholarship/science, have begun doing the same thing regarding asians.
"ai overview
"what is umami? | everything about umami | umami | the ...
"umami is the savory 'fifth taste'—alongside sweet, sour, bitter, and salty—characterized by a deep, brothy, or meaty flavor, often described as a 'delicious, mouthwatering sensation.' identified in 1908 by Kikunae Ikeda, it is perceived when glutamate and nucleotide receptors on the tongue are triggered, enhancing flavor complexity.
"key aspects of umami" "perception & taste: umami is sensed through specific receptors for glutamates (amino acids) and nucleotides. It spreads across the tongue, lasts longer than other tastes, and provides a mouthwatering sensation.
"source & creation: umami is created naturally through protein breakdown or fermentation in foods like aged cheese, tomatoes, mushrooms, meat, and soy sauce. it is frequently associated with monosodium glutamate (msg), which acts as a concentrated form of this savory taste.
"health benefits & function: as a indicator of protein, umami enhances dietary satisfaction and can reduce the need for excessive salt (sodium) consumption. it is generally considered safe for consumption.
"foods high in umami: common sources include parmesan cheese, soy sauce, miso, anchovies, mushrooms, green tea, seaweed, kimchi, and various meats. "types of umami components
"while 'umami' is the flavor, it is produced by different chemical compounds:
"glutamate: the most common, found in almost all umami-rich foods.
"nucleotides (imp/gmp): often found in seafood and meats, which significantly boost the intensity of glutamate, creating a synergistic effect that makes food taste even more savory.
"https://en.wikipedia.org›wiki›umami
"wikipedia
So say google/the pretend encyclopedia, which are are now joined at the hip.
Leftist pseudo-scientists have even conjured up an imaginary "fifth taste" in msg, beyond "sweet," "salty," "bitter" and "sour," "umami." In reality, that's just salty, but according to them, contradicting them is also "racist."
The racial socialists spearheading the White Genocide Project, who for generations have lied about all things black, and who have either invented or promoted pro-black supremacist pseudo-scholarship/science, have begun doing the same thing regarding asians.
"ai overview
"what is umami? | everything about umami | umami | the ...
"umami is the savory 'fifth taste'—alongside sweet, sour, bitter, and salty—characterized by a deep, brothy, or meaty flavor, often described as a 'delicious, mouthwatering sensation.' identified in 1908 by Kikunae Ikeda, it is perceived when glutamate and nucleotide receptors on the tongue are triggered, enhancing flavor complexity.
"key aspects of umami" "perception & taste: umami is sensed through specific receptors for glutamates (amino acids) and nucleotides. It spreads across the tongue, lasts longer than other tastes, and provides a mouthwatering sensation.
"source & creation: umami is created naturally through protein breakdown or fermentation in foods like aged cheese, tomatoes, mushrooms, meat, and soy sauce. it is frequently associated with monosodium glutamate (msg), which acts as a concentrated form of this savory taste.
"health benefits & function: as a indicator of protein, umami enhances dietary satisfaction and can reduce the need for excessive salt (sodium) consumption. it is generally considered safe for consumption.
"foods high in umami: common sources include parmesan cheese, soy sauce, miso, anchovies, mushrooms, green tea, seaweed, kimchi, and various meats. "types of umami components
"while 'umami' is the flavor, it is produced by different chemical compounds:
"glutamate: the most common, found in almost all umami-rich foods.
"nucleotides (imp/gmp): often found in seafood and meats, which significantly boost the intensity of glutamate, creating a synergistic effect that makes food taste even more savory.
"https://en.wikipedia.org›wiki›umami
"wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Umami
Umami (/uːˈmɑːmi/ from Japanese: うま味, pronounced [ɯmami]), or savoriness, is one of the five basic tastes. ... It is characteristic of broths and cooked meats.
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What is the umami flavor?
Key characteristics
- Savory & Brothy: Think of the depth in a meat broth, miso soup, or seared steak.
- Mouthwatering: It triggers salivation and makes food seem more flavorful and satisfying.
- Long-lasting: The taste sensation tends to linger longer than other basic tastes.
Common sources of umami
- Fermented foods: Soy sauce, miso, fish sauce, Parmesan cheese, kimchi.
- Meats & seafood: Cured meats, steak, anchovies, salmon.
- Vegetables: Tomatoes (especially sun-dried), mushrooms, seaweed (kombu).
- MSG: A pure form of umami flavor.
How it works
- Umami is detected by specific taste receptors on the tongue that bind with the amino acid glutamate and nucleotides.
- Cooking, aging, and fermentation increase glutamate levels, intensifying the umami taste.
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Why is umami controversial?
Umami's controversy stems from its association with Monosodium Glutamate (MSG), leading to persistent, scientifically unfounded fears of "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome" (headaches, etc.), racialized stigma from its Eastern origins, and debates over its role in creating hyper-palatable, potentially addictive processed foods. While MSG and umami are distinct (umami is a natural taste in many foods like cheese, tomatoes, mushrooms, while MSG is an additive), the negative perception of MSG has tainted the broader concept of umami, even though umami itself is a natural, protein-sensing taste.
Historical & Cultural Roots of Controversy
- The panic began with anecdotal reports in the late 1960s, not rigorous science, linking MSG to symptoms like headaches, which became known as "Chinese Restaurant Syndrome," creating a racist undertone and a "zombie myth" that persists despite scientific consensus that MSG is safe for most people.
- Western Resistance:The scientific and culinary world was slow to accept umami as a fifth basic taste (beyond sweet, sour, salty, bitter) due to this ingrained bias against Eastern flavors and the MSG stigma, notes NPR.
Culinary & Ethical Debates
- Hyper-Palatability:Some critics argue that combining sugar, salt, fat, and umami creates "hyper-palatable" foods that bypass natural fullness signals, potentially driving overconsumption in processed snacks and fast food.
- Flavor vs. Addiction:This raises ethical questions about food engineering: is enhancing flavor through umami a culinary art or creating dependency, asks Marky's.
Scientific Nuances
- Umami vs. MSG:Umami is the taste sensation from glutamates (amino acids) found naturally in ripe tomatoes, aged cheese, mushrooms, and fermented foods; MSG is just one form of glutamate.
- Natural Benefits:Umami signals the presence of protein and promotes salivation, potentially benefiting the elderly, and many umami-rich foods are healthy, notes WebMD.Subscribe to: Comments (Atom)
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