Joe Biden Ad Pulled After Being Exposed As Dishonest – Wednesday, Oct. 21 – Hour 1

by Casey | Oct 23, 2020 | Blog, Podcast

Hour 1

Michigan Secretary of State urges people with absentee ballots not to submit via mail

Whitmer: Trump’s Rhetoric Caused Hate Crimes to Increase ‘Exponentially over the Last Four Years’

Mark Meadows: Pelosi Hasn’t Actually Been Negotiating a Relief Package

Democrat IT Aide Imran Awan Case May Not Be Over

by Casey | Dec 14, 2019 | Blog, Conspiracy, Politics

The case that seemingly only Luke Rosiak and I covered regularly isn’t over. The infamous Imran Awan is back.

Newly released docs from the DOJ:

Pursuant to an Order issued by the Honorable Tanya S. Chutkan, who is presiding over a related sealed criminal matter the Government is prohibited from disclosing certain information pursuant to formal and informal information request in this matter. The Government advised Judge Chutkan of the instant FOIA matter and sought clarification from Judge Chutkan concerning the Government’s permissible response in light of her Order in the sealed matter. Defendant received the clarification December 5, 2019, the date of this filing, that permitted Defendant to say the following: The Government is prohibited from disclosing any information pursuant to an Order issued by the Honorable Tanya S. Chutkan. …

…The “difficulties” in providing responsive material was due to the unexpected and unique set of facts described above that was out of the control of the Defendant. Defendant’s only motivation was to maintain the integrity of the sealed matter as much as possible, until the issuing Court provided guidance.

The DOJ originally said they couldn’t release the docs because of ‘technical difficulties’ but eventually admitted there’s an ongoing case.

This is an interesting response to a FOIA request on this case since the government said the case was closed in 2018 after the plea deal.

“Court records that have since been erased suggest that far from prosecuting the Awans for new crimes, the ‘sealed’ matter might be because Chutkan agreed to essentially expunge records related to Awan’s wife Hina Alvi — a request that was strongly opposed by the DOJ itself as unfounded and extraordinary,” The DCNF added. “Sometime in the past few months – as the FOIA lawsuit heated up – Chutkan appears to have belatedly granted the proposed seal or something similar. The proposed motion to seal and the government’s opposition are apparently gone from the court docket, and Alvi’s name has been removed – though all 80 documents pertaining to the Imran Awan case remain.”

I was the first person in the media to connect Awan to the DNC server ‘hack.’ Eventually, even President Trump started to see the connection. There were too many coincidences to be simple chance.

Our Justice Department must not let Awan & Debbie Wasserman Schultz off the hook. The Democrat I.T. scandal is a key to much of the corruption we see today. They want to make a “plea deal” to hide what is on their Server. Where is Server? Really bad!

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 7, 2018

I’m also in the camp that Awan is likely a Pakistani intelligence asset. The ISI and Russia have a very close relationship.

Source: Scandal Reopens? Court Papers On Democrat IT Aide Imran Awan Make New Revelation | The Daily Wire

Behind The Network Of Outside, Left-Wing Groups Pushing Racial Policies In Cities, Counties Across America

by Casey | Oct 10, 2019 | Blog, Conspiracy, Racism

Many cities and counties are adopting radical policies that see every aspect of government operations through the “lens” of race.

A network of George Soros-backed activist groups has worked to push these policies at the most local level of government, where there is little scrutiny.

The policies are justified by citing research attributed to the University of Southern California, which actually comes from an outfit connected to the activist groups and whose work economists say is junk science.
In cities and counties across America, local politicians have in recent months begun proposing comprehensive race-based policies such as redrawing school boundaries to dismantle schools with too many white or Asian students.

They have pushed for radical changes that have roiled even liberal-leaning constituents. The justification on all of their lips is oddly similar: “Equity.” The same buzzwords appear again and again.

“School board meetings suddenly became like Mad Libs. They started repeating certain phrases, jamming them into every sentence. It was very odd,” Margaret McCreary, a Fairfax County, Virginia, parent who eventually learned that the board members were using the “equity” language to push a proposal that could move her children out of their schools, told the Daily Caller News Foundation.

“It seemed like they were all in cahoots to do something, but at first we didn’t know what to make of it, because we didn’t know what they were talking about,” she said.

Fairfax was one of multiple local governments to pass sweeping changes requiring every policy to be seen through the “lens” of race. The changes were justified by academic research from the University of Southern California (USC) that was tough for any city or county, rich or poor, to pass up: If they enacted certain policies, they were told, the cities’ economies could gain billions of dollars.

An investigation by the DCNF found that across the country, these changes are being pushed on local governments by a constellation of groups who share the same funders, including George Soros. One of those groups alone is active in 33 cities and counties covering 1 in 10 Americans.

A group tied to USC called the Program for Environmental and Regional Equity (PERE) functions to create research — at the behest of funders — that promises billions of dollars in economic growth. Another set of groups introduce the research to individual cities and counties, where it is used to justify a mandate to include “equity” in every government policy. The language is often vague and comprised of obscure jargon.

That’s the stage Montgomery County, Maryland, is at now, where an official sympathetic to the movement, Uma Ahluwalia, told The Washington Post: “It’s nice to throw that word, ‘equity,’ around, but what does it mean?”