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HARRISBURG, Pa. —
A landmark grand jury report identifies more than 300 "predator priests" in six of Pennsylvania's Roman Catholic dioceses, the state Supreme Court said Friday in ordering the findings released.
http://www.wtae.com/article/pennsylvania-report-on-sexual-abuse-claims-involving-roman-catholic-dioceses/21731819?
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The camp staying tight, staying together, was kinda beautiful to see today! Espically when turning back the fascists @DHSgov trying to push through the gate, and into camp! #holdthedoor #OccupyICEPDX #AbolishICE #wearentleaving #NoICEorNoFood
Yep, the "antifa" clowns actually built a border wall down there in SW Portland, and stationed "border guards" to patrol it.
Well, they're gone, their junk's been bulldozed out, and the streets have been hosed down to remove the urine and other stuff. On the occasions when conservatives do a protest, you never see this kind of thing - they clean up after themselves.
It's actually kind of sad that their walls have been taken down; they should have been reinforced and turned into a large crate to facilitate shipping them to Venezuela.
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America’s murder capital, Chicago, has a new claim to fame. RentHop cited a huge jump in rat complaints from Rahm’s residents in naming the Windy City “Rat Capital” of America. Meanwhile, Chicago crime continues unabated. While good people enjoyed a mild weekend, the bad guys plied their trade. In the end, the body count came in at 8 dead and 48 wounded.
Two street gangs, the Black Souls and the Gangster Disciples, have a conflict in the area.
But don't forget: Black Lives Matter!
Yeah, right.
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Democrat Socialist Rising Red Star Ocasia-Cortez: Enforcing the Border Is "On the Same Spectrum as Ethnic Cleansing"
And placing a child into a playpen is on the same spectrum as throwing the kid into a jail cell.
Come here legally, or don't come here at all.
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AN ISIS fanatic who urged extremists to attack Prince George has been stabbed in prison, it has been reported. Husnain Rashid, 32, was allegedly slashed with a makeshift knife, with blood "all over his cell" at Manchester's Strangeways jail.
This guy, at his age, was still living with Mommy and Daddy, but he's a really tough guy. He'll also be in jail for the next 25 to 30 years. If he lives that long. But hey, he loves death, so he's got that going for him.
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@PDXCityClub Oregon’s Achilles Heel for the Big One is central fuel storage on liquifiable souls in NW Portland. #fridayforum
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When I was a kid, I drove a forklift for a United Facilities distribution warehouse, working one of the rail-wells along with eight semi-truck ramps. I was always really careful around the racks, so never had anything like this happen:
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"The people, with a good idea and a good reason to spend their tax money, people wouldn’t actually mind paying more taxes," said another Ocasio-Cortez supporter.
Actually, I would mind. We pay too much in taxes and fees as it is, but these idiots want to take as much as 50% of your income. Because they want free stuff: check out the so-called "platform" the 28 year-old pushes.
These clowns have never held an actual job; in fact their brains are still in the development stage.
"All of the free things? Well, some of it should come from taxes, but the government should pay for it," another young lady said. When Phillips noted that "the government is funded by taxes," she responded, "Yes."
So the government should buy free stuff for everybody, because it's free stuff. The spooky thing is that so many of the kids really believe that load.
Give the Vegetation system kudos; they've successfully grown an entire generation of vegetables.
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Here in Oregon, they've pretty much been due to lightning strikes. Not so much in California:
The Cranston Fire was the largest of at least five police believe were purposely set by a man whose car was spotted at the starting point of the blaze in Riverside County, officials said.
Brandon McGlover, 32, of Temecula was booked on suspicion of five counts of arson, state fire officials said.
Brandy will probably be very popular among the other inmates.
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HOUSTON (AP) - A Jordanian immigrant could face the death penalty after a Texas jury convicted him of killing his daughter’s American husband and an Iranian women’s rights activist in what prosecutors described as “honor killings.”
Prosecutors say Ali Mahwood-Awad Irsan was enraged when Nesreen Irsan left home to marry a Christian and convert to Christianity, so he orchestrated the killings of his son-in-law and his daughter’s close friend who had encouraged the marriage.
At this point, it's either life in prison or death for ol' Ali. And being that it's Texas, they don't have any compunction when it comes to the death penalty.
Irsan’s trial in Houston lasted five weeks, but jurors deliberated for just 35 minutes Thursday before convicting him in the deaths of Coty Beavers and Gelareh Bagherzadeh, according to the Houston Chronicle.
At least he has his "honor". We really need to bring more of these folks into our country. Because Diversity and all.
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