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By Bob Unruh WND February 4, 2022 A Hollywood conservative has filed an amended federal lawsuit to obtain justice for all those who were in Washington on Jan. 6, 2021, when some protesters rioted at the Capitol, but who were not part of that group. The complaint, seeking class action designation, was filed by Siaka Massaquoi, on behalf of those innocent people who have “been rounded up, had their homes and businesses violated and broken into, their property such as cell phones and computers seized without probably cause, arrested, prosecuted, denied bail, or some even thrown into solitary confinement.”…
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ISIS leader killed in US Special Operations raid in Syria, Biden says By Edmund DeMarche Fox News February 3, 2022 ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi was killed in a “successful” U.S. Special Operations counterterrorism mission in northwest Syria Thursday, President Biden and the Pentagon have confirmed. Pentagon press secretary John Kirby said there were no U.S. casualties. Al-Qurayshi detonated a large amount of explosives during the raid, killing himself, his wife and some of his children, U.S. officials told Fox News. “Thanks to the bravery of our troops this horrible terrorist leader is no more,” Biden said.…
Trump considered blanket pardon for Capitol insurrectionists — report By Martin Pengelly the Guardian February 3, 2022 Donald Trump considered issuing a blanket pardon to participants in the January 6 insurrection before he left office, two former advisers have said. The news, from Politico, landed after Trump told an audience on Texas on Saturday he would issue pardons to rioters if elected president again in 2024. “If I run and if I win,” Trump said in Conroe, Texas, “we will treat those people from January 6 fairly. We will treat them fairly. And if it requires pardons, we…
It sure sounds like Dustin Johnson flexed all over Ian Poulter’s reported $30 million offer to play in new golf league By Alex Myers The Loop February 3, 2022 Following a Tuesday Telegraph report that Ian Poulter had been offered ����22 million to join the upstart Super Golf League, the general reaction went something like, “����22 million for Ian Poulter?!” After all, ����22 million works out to about $30 million, and Ian Poulter is a 46-year-old golfer who has won one tournament in the past nine years. Of course, there’s much more to Poulter with the Ryder Cup…
Roy Moore trial: Both sides claim victory after jury says neither party defamed the other By Paul Gattis AL.com February 2, 2022 A jury on Wednesday morning found that neither Roy Moore or Leigh Corfman defamed the other person over claims that Moore had sexually abused Corfman when she was a teen and he was an assistant prosecutor in Etowah County. The jury issued the ruling after an eight-day trial over a defamation lawsuit filed by Corfman in 2018 and a countersuit filed by Moore. The jury found that Corfman did not defame Moore with her allegations of…
(Los Angeles, California, February 2, 2022). Hollywood actor, Siaka Massaquoi, a conservative black activist as well as entertainer, refiled yesterday, in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California (CA-2:21-cv-08569-SVW-PD), an amended class action complaint over the illegal unconstitutional raid by the FBI and its agents, as ordered by and at the direction of FBI Director Christopher Wray, as part and parcel to the bureau’s post January 6, 2021, round up of even peaceful protestors who were in Washington, D.C., in support of President Trump and a nation free from rank government corruption. The complaint, which was filed…
February 2, 2022