By Mark Dice 9/26/2019
Ingraham: 7 lessons from the past 48 hours
9/26/2019
I say BRAVO MR. TRUMP ! THEY TOOK IT HOOK LINE AND SINKER ! BRAVO SIR !
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Google retaliated against employees who reported abuse, internal document claims

A leaked document tells 45 stories of Google employees who claim theyâve experienced sexual harassment, personal insults, and racism, and were then sidelined and denied promotion for being âtoo much of an activist.â
Apparently a product of the companyâs campaign to uncover cases of retaliation, the document is a cache of personal accounts submitted by Google employees to an internal company forum.
The document was first revealed by Recode earlier this month, but Motherboard published it in full.
Writing anonymously, Googlers describe cases of their managersâ unethical business decisions, ill treatment of minorities and women within the company, and the tech giantâs attempts to keep some unpleasant things âin the familyâ.
One employee writes that their âreputation has been damaged both inside the company and throughout the industry at largeâ by the retaliation against them, while âthe person who had been perpetuating the retaliation simply received additional âmanagerial coaching.â
A female employee âexperienced blatant racist and sexist things from my coworkerâ and after reporting them âwas warned that things will get very serious if continued.â
No one protected me, the victim. I thought Google was different.Â
Her claims are echoed by those of her colleague:Â âI whistle blew a colleague who used the N-word in jokes. HR found nothing conclusive. I was on track to becoming our teamâs tech lead, but now I can barely even get an invitation to lunch.â
Having an active position on social issues is also not welcomed at Google, apparently, as detailed by another Googler:Â âThey [directors] made terrible comments about people in all kinds of protected situations â including saying that a woman could not receive an âexceeds expectationsâ because she had recently been on leave and that someone should be rated downward for being âtoo much of an activist.ââ
Google has neither confirmed nor denied the authenticity of the accusations. But Eileen Naughton, Googleâs vice president of People Operations, said they are working hard to bring cases of inappropriate treatment to light:Â âReporting misconduct takes courage and we want to provide care and support to people who raise concerns. All instances of inappropriate conduct reported to us are investigated rigorously.â
In March, Google decided to pay $135 million to two former executives accused of sexual harassment. While last year, around 20,000 Google employees took part in a global protest urging the corporation to stop forced arbitration for issues of sexual harassment and discrimination and release a transparency report on sexual abuse in the company. Meredith Whittaker and Claire Stapleton, who stood at the core of the protest, later published an internal open letter, claiming they faced retaliation from the company for their action. Whittaker quit Google in July.
Trump PAC Releases Ad Urging Congress to Launch Investigation of Joe Biden

 September 25, 2019
The Great America PAC has released an advertisement calling on Congress to investigate Joe Bidenâs role in the firing of a Ukrainian prosecutor.
Great America is one of the top Super PACs supporting President Donald Trumpâs re-election.
The organization has reportedly spent six figures to run the ad on Fox News Channel. They also launched a website, InvestigateBiden.com, which hosts a petition urging Congress to act.
On Wednesday, the White House released a transcript of a July 25 phone call between President Trump and Ukraineâs president, in which he asked the leader about Bidenâs involvement in the prosecutor losing his job. The former Vice Presidentâs son, Hunter Biden, was on the board of directors for a Ukrainian energy company that was being investigated by the prosecutor.
âWhat does white privilege really look like?,â the ad begins. âWeeks after Joe Biden visits China as vice president, his son secures a private billion dollar deal with the Bank of China. After Biden is named Americaâs top diplomat to Ukraine, his son joins Ukraineâs largest private gas producer with no relevant experience and lands another million dollar deal. And before Ukraineâs top prosecutor can investigate the shady dealings of Bidenâs son, he gets the prosecutor fired, then brags about it.â
The ad features Biden boasting at the Council of Foreign Relations about how he got the prosecutor fired.
âI said Iâm telling you, youâre not getting a billion dollars,â Biden says in the ad. âI said youâre not getting a billion and Iâm going to be leaving here in six hours, if the prosecutor is not fired, youâre not getting the money. Well son of a bitch. He got fired.â
âInstead of another failed presidential witch hunt, House Democrats should investigate one of their one â Joe Biden,â the ad asserts.
MATTEL LAUNCHES NEW LINE OF âGENDER NEUTRALâ DOLLS

Here we go again.
SEPTEMBER 25, 2019
Toy maker Mattel has announced it is launching a new line of âgender neutralâ dolls, prompting some critics to accuse the company of trying to socially engineer children.
âKids can customize the new dolls with long or short hair, pants or skirts, or both. The dolls come in six different skin tones,â reports Fox Business.
Kim Culmone, senior vice president of Mattel Fashion Doll Design, said the dolls were being released because âkids donât want their toys dictated by gender norms.â
âToys are a reflection of culture and as the world continues to celebrate the positive impact of inclusivity, we felt it was time to create a doll line free of labels,â she said.
An ad for the new product featured a boy with purple hair and one who was wearing an earring.
Some respondents accused the company of trying to socially engineer kids, contributing to making them confused about gender.
âThis is all about social engineering,â commented Robbie Starbuck. âIf @Mattel wanted to make a doll without defined private parts, totally fine, its been done many times and gives kids options. Thatâs not whatâs going on here. This is social engineering masquerading as a toy.â
One wonders how successful the new line will be.
âGet woke, go brokeâ is a common refrain, but the amount of free advertising any company enjoys by pandering to identity politics is usually substantial.
CONGRESS – HYPOCRISY: Senate Democrats Sent Letter to Ukraine Demanding They Investigate Trump Just Last Year

Their hypocrisy knows no bounds!
By Shane Trejo
As Democrats launch an impeachment inquiry over President Trumpâs remarks to Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensky about investigating former Vice President Joe Bidenâs corrupt actions, it has been revealed that Senate Democrats made a similar request to Ukraine last year regarding President Trump.
Sens. Robert Menendez (D-NJ), Dick Durbin (D-IL) and Patrick Leahy (D-VT) wrote a letter to General Prosecutor Yuriy Lutsenko from the Office of the Prosecutor General in Ukraine on May 4, 2018 demanding compliance with the Mueller probe.
âWe are writing to express great concern about reports that your office has taken steps to impede cooperation with the investigation of United States Special Counsel Robert Mueller,â they wrote, referring to the investigation that ultimately found no evidence of Trump colluding with the Russians to impact the resulf of the 2016 presidential election.
They referenced a report from the New York Times indicating that Ukraine was not properly cooperating with the Mueller witch hunt, and implied that their refusal to comply could jeopardize diplomatic relations with the United States.
âThis reported refusal to cooperate with the Mueller probe also sends a worrying signalâto the Ukranian people as well as the international communityâabout your governmentâs commitment more broadly to support justice and rule of the law,â they added.
The Democratic Senators ended their letter with a request that the following three questions be answered:
1. Has your office taken any steps to restrict cooperation with the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller? If so, why?
2. Did any individual from the Trump Administration, or anyone acting on its behalf, encourage Ukrainian government or law enforcement officials not to cooperate with the investigation by Special Counsel Robert Mueller?
3. Was the Mueller probe raised in any way during discussions between your government and U.S. officials, including around the meeting of Presidents Trump and Poroshenko in New York in 2017?
Fake news conspiracy theorists were floating the baseless notion at the time that Trump had bribed Ukranian leaders to prevent them from cooperating with the Mueller probe:
In December, the administration allowed the sale of anti-tank missiles to Ukraine. Supporters of the administration held up the sale as evidence that Trump could not have colluded with Russia â here he was, arming Russiaâs enemy. âThe year that began with the narrative of Trump-Russia collusion is ending with an unexpected plot twist â the Trump administration is confronting and cracking down on Russia,â reported Fox News. The Wall Street Journal editorial page mocked âpeople who say President Trump colluded with Mr. Putin to win the election and wants to appease him now.â Skeptics merely saw the sale as evidence that the foreign policy bureaucracy operated at some distance from Trumpâs whims.
Todayâs New York Times suggests a darker interpretation altogether. In response to the missile sale, Ukrainian officials have frozen out the Mueller investigation. Ukraineâs government had previously cooperated eagerly to expose the Trump campaignâs ties to Russia â providing, among other importance evidence, ledgers detailing payments to Paul Manafort by the Russian-backed Ukrainian party he had advised.
Now Ukraine is withholding cooperation from Mueller, and Ukrainian officials are not even hiding the fact that theyâre doing so because of the missile sale. âIn every possible way, we will avoid irritating the top American officials,â one Ukrainian lawmaker says. âWe shouldnât spoil relations with the administration.â
It is of course possible that Ukraine reached this decision on its own, completely independent of any suggestion from Washington. It is far more likely that somebody in the administration proposed a quid pro quo, and Ukraine quite rationally decided it would rather have weapons to defend itself against the next Russian aggression than participate in an investigation that the president of the United States regards as a mortal threat.
It does not appear that the Ukrainian government ever responded to the letter, and the fake news bribery speculation quickly dissipated due to lack of evidence.
By the new standards of the Democrats, these three lawmakers committed criminal actions by demanding the investigation of their political adversary. Perhaps an impeachment inquiry of Menendez, Durbin, and Leahy should be in order!
1998 Nancy Pelosi DESTROYS Dems’ Impeachment Credibility
9/25/2019
Just take a look at what Nancy Pelosi had to say about impeachment back in 1998 when Democrat Bill Clinton was president…
Isn’t it interesting that the Constitution is only unequivocal when they want it to be?
This idiot should have been sent home to liberal land a long time ago
Tucker: Impeachment seemed like a fleeting prospect
9/25/2019
If nobody is above the law then why is Hillary not in jail?
Don’t call it impeachment. Call it what it truly is: a coup!
Can you please include a “Trigger” warning next time. Just the face and voice of Nancy Pelosi MAKES ME VOMIT!
NYT publisher declares Trump a threat to journalism; forgets to mention Obamaâs war on whistleblowers and Julian Assange

By Danielle Ryan
The Trump administration is admonished as a threat to journalism worldwide in a new oped penned by New York Times publisher AG Sulzberger. Itâs just a pity that in the 3,200-word screed, he found no time to mention Julian Assange.
Perhaps a worse sin than his purposeful omission of Assangeâs pertinent case, though, is Sulzbergerâs utterly disingenuous claim that before Donald Trump came along, the US government was âthe worldâs greatest champion of the free press.â
Readers who make it to the end of the piece would be none the wiser as to the fact that Trumpâs predecessor, Barack Obama, waged a war on whistleblowers, prosecuting more of them than all previous US administrations combined and paving the way for Trumpâs further attacks.
Assangeâs name may be appearing less frequently in the news these days, but Sulzberger will be well aware that the Australian whistleblower and WikiLeaks co-founder is still a prisoner at London’s top security Belmarsh Prison, despite the fact that his sentence for skipping bail is up.
Though he was due for release on September 22, a court ruled that Assange must stay in prison until his extradition hearing next year, citing his “history of absconding.” In other words, the whistleblower who exposed US war crimes managed to evade persecution by US authorities once before â and the British government is determined not to let that happen again.
Sulzberger knows all this but consciously chose to ignore it in favor of anecdotes about the heroism of the Timesâ own reporters around the world and the Trump administrationâs reluctance to stand up for journalists, American and otherwise. Some of the stories he tells are indeed worrying and deserve to be told â but letâs be clear: No defense of the free press is sincere and complete without a strong and unambiguous defense of Julian Assange.
Nonetheless, the piece was praised by mainstream journalists on Twitter. âA call to arms,” said NYT columnist Jim Rutenberg. âThe best analysis” of the damage Trump has done to the free press, said Brazilian journalist Rosental Alves. “A powerful defense,” of journalism, declared Gannett CNY editor Jeffrey Platsky.
But Sulzbergerâs things-were-great-and-then-Trump-happened tone is typical of the overly simplified manner in which US media elites have been framing the Trump presidency from the outset. From targeting whistleblowers, to deporting migrants, to turning a blind eye to Saudi atrocities in Yemen â if Obama did it, it was fine, admirable and initiated without malice. If Trump does it, itâs unacceptable, reprehensible and rooted in evil â even if there is little meaningful difference in outcomes.
Without a hint of Assange-related irony, Sulzberger warns that governments around the world are targeting journalists who have been “exposing uncomfortable truths and holding power to account.â The current administration has âretreated from our countryâs historical role as a defender of the free press,â he continues, throwing in a quote from the late Senator John McCain â chief senate warmonger and friend to Ukrainian neo-Nazis and Syrian terrorists, who the intrepid muckrakers over at the Washington Post once lauded for his ability to “make journalists love him.âÂ
Truly explosive stuff; someone find these risk-takers a free cell at Belmarsh immediately.
Back at home, Trump’s attacks on the media have served to “undermine” the public’s faith in journalists, Sulzberger argues, noting that the president has tweeted aboutâfake newsâ 600 times since taking office. There is no denying that Trump has undermined the publicâs already waning faith in the free press by labelling all reporting which displeases him as âfake.â
Yet, what Sulzberger fails to acknowledge is how the media has been so helpful to him in this regard. Times editor Dean Baquet admitted recently that three years of Russiagate coverage which essentially amounted to nothing had left the paper of record âflat-footed.â Trump, of course, took full advantage of the genuinely abysmal coverage of his presidency.
Concluding, Sulzberger assures the reader that he has raised his concerns with Trump personally, to no avail, and warns that threatening to prosecute journalists for doing their jobs gives repressive leaders around the world âimplicit licenseâ to do the same. Someone should remind him that if Trump bears responsibility here, he rightfully shares it with Obama.
As for those repressive leaders, they need look no further than Assange â and when they examine his case, theyâll be emboldened further, knowing that even his fellow journalists failed to stand up and loudly advocate for him.
REPORT: BLACK TEENS FATALLY ATTACKED JOHN MARVIN WEED, 59, AFTER âHE DECLINED TO GIVE THEM $1â

If the races were reversed in this killing it would be the most popular story in the entire country with wall-to-wall media coverage and politicians demanding âaction.â
SEPTEMBER 25, 2019
Two teenage brothers allegedly fatally attacked 59-year-old John Marvin Weed at a fair in Frederick, Maryland and spit on him while he was on the ground because âhe declined to give them $1.â
Two teenage brothers fatally attacked a man at an agricultural fair in Maryland after he refused to give them money, authorities said.
John Weed, 59, of Mount Airy was at the Great Frederick Fair Friday evening when the 15-year-old and 16-year-old approached him, authorities said. Several minutes after he declined to give them $1, the 15-year-old knocked him unconscious, prosecutors said.

âI think itâs despicable, and it tells me a lot about how these young people view this person by the very fact after they had him on the ground they taunted and they spit on him,â Frederick County Sheriff Chuck Jenkins said. âThat to me shows hatred and disgust and despise.â
Medics flew him to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. He died there Saturday, the sheriffâs office said.
The 15-year-old boy was charged with first-degree assault, second-degree assault and reckless endangerment, the sheriffâs office said. His 16-year-old brother was charged with second-degree assault. They are charged as juveniles but the prosecutor may ask that they be tried as adults.



Like most of Maryland, it used to be a very nice place to live but just so happens to be going downhill in accordance with a massive population shift.
UPDATE: John Weedâs niece Jessica set up a GoFundMe to help defer âlegal cost, medical bills, and funeral costs.â
On Friday September 20th, Jay (John Weed) went to the Great Frederick County Fair to spend an evening of fun and laughter with his sister, his nieces, their loves ones and his great niece and nephew. At 5:30pm he fell victim to an unprovoked, physical assault. He was air lifted to Shock Trauma in Baltimore, where they did everything they could to save his life. The damage to his brain was too severe. He was not coming back. Late Saturday afternoon with his Mother, Father and sister by his side he passed away. Please help my family during this extremely difficult time. We never imagined such a great man would have to die like this. We are seeking justice for him but will have to fight. Anything you can do is appreciated and will be used towards legal cost, medical bills, and funeral costs.
RIP, Jay.
