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Saturday, October 5. 2019Saturday morning linksNYC Is Now Going After Food Delivery Services Muslim Activists Demand McDonald’s Serve Food That Complies With Sharia Law… The Book on Rental Property Investing: How to Create Wealth and Passive Income Through Intelligent Buy & Hold Real Estate Investing! A Harvard Dean Applauds a Yale Dean’s Assessment of ‘Diversity’ DeVos Fires Warning Shot at University Mideast Centers Devil In the Red Hat: What the Bridgeport Diocese Abuse Report Can’t Say Western medicine is colonialism Why are California Utility Bills so High? Trump moves to suspend visas for uninsured immigrants September Unemployment Rate Falls To 3.5%, A 50-Year Low, As Payrolls Rise By 136,000 Elizabeth Warren, Cherokee from Outer Space Amazing Coincidence That Nancy Pelosi’s Son Also Has Business Connections With Ukraine Even when invented, they create a sense of unease Report: Ex-CIA Impeachment Whistleblower Dug Up Dirt on Trump in Ukraine IT’S A COUP: Former CIA Analyst Fred Fleitz Says SCHIFF AND NANCY PELOSI Colluded on CIA Whistleblower Complaint to Gin Up Impeachment Sorry, Dems: It’s OK to ask for foreign help in a criminal justice investigation In fact, here's the treaty Washington Post awards Adam Schiff ‘Four Pinocchios’ for false comments Bonus quote (heard on radio today from a Brit journalist): "You know your president is from construction because his spine is made of rebar." Comments
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Re: investigations
According to Democrats, it's only ok to employ (and pay for) the help of foreigners and foreign governments to investigate Republicans when they are running for office. It's the only jobs dems have created other than lawn mowing and having progeny sit on boards of directors for corrupted businesses of foreign elite. Other than mowing lawns it appears Obama was right for once...those jobs aren't coming back.
What the Bridgeport diocese abuse report can not say....they could say it if they have the least bit of courage even in the face of a progressive/Marxist pope. The Marxists of not so long ago told us what had to be done to undermine the Church and that was to infiltrate homosexuals into the Church. The infiltration continues and is supported by the leadership. It will not improve until they are put behind bars and the parishes are bankrupted. Why bankrupt the parishes you say? They have sat on their hands because they have been propagandized into accepting practicing homosexuals into their churches. It's all the norm, promoted by the elite, just as trannys are the norm. And in no time they will accept pedophilia. The Protestant churches have an equal problem. Biblical roots have been lost...politically and culturally. And we did it by saying nothing because it isn't politically correct.
"But among you there must not be even a hint of sexual immorality, or of any kind of impurity, or of greed, because these are improper for God’s holy people." (Ephesians 5:3)
re NYC Is Now Going After Food Delivery Services
QUOTE: Gjonaj said he’s bothered by the 15–to–30 percent commission rates that delivery apps like GrubHub (and Postmates, and Uber Eats, and DoorDash) charge, and he (along with other business-busting busybodies) wants to swoop in and change that. In fact, as noted in an article in Reason, a recent New York State Liquor Authority agenda revealed that the organization proposed making it illegal for delivery services to charge more than a 10 percent commission. . . . As Reason notes, the SLA’s no–more–than–10-percent rule would apply only to restaurants that have liquor licenses. Any restaurant without one would have to apply (and pay) for one in order to be included — another cost that it wouldn’t have to worry about dealing with had the government just let things be as they are. My question is this, does the SLA have the legal authority to ban services based on their cost? If I understand this correctly, since the proposed ban would not apply to restaurants without liquor licenses, would this not give them a market advantage for take out? People could still use Grubhub as before as long as they bought from restaurants without liquor licenses. If the imposed 10% rate is a money loser for the delivery trade, wouldn't they stop servicing establishments where they are forced to charge a money losing rate? The result might be that restaurants with liquor licenses would no longer be able to play. Restaurants with liquor licenses would just lose business in the contractor carry out market as I see it. re Sorry, Dems: It’s OK to ask for foreign help in a criminal justice investigation
The wife and I got into it over this matter the other day. Her assertion is that 1) foreigners shouldn't be involved in gathering info on Americans and 2) in any event, their investigative methods must be inferior and slipshod, thus rendering any uncovered evidence invalid. Of course if the targets are Republicans, it's okay. I have caught myself thinking along those lines on different issues (i.e. we do 'whatever' better than anyone) so I'm not judging harshly but it's quite chauvinistic and myopic.
Have you all not heard of Five Eyes Alliance, later expanded to Nine Eyes and Fourteen Eyes? The globalists ar one big spying organization trading data among themselves on every thing you do, say, buy...
That train left the station many years ago. Food delivery. Another NYC writer believes the rest of the country actually gives a flying damn about sacrifices made just to live in The City. Oh, the horror.
Just one more reason for me not to live there. Not that I needed one...
A similar controversy occasionally erupts in my little town, when brick-and-mortar restaurants complain about the unfair advantage enjoyed by food trucks. The solution: regulate them out of existence, for fairness.
Suggest to the B&Ms, if they believe that food trucks are a more profitable enterprise, that they get one of their own, maybe. Or just use the government to shut down the competition?
Decisions, decisions... Indiana approves new permit for John Dillinger exhumation
https://www.fox8live.com/2019/10/05/indiana-approves-new-permit-john-dillinger-exhumation/ Apparently a nephew thinks the body is not in the grave. I thought it was going to be opened to prove/dispel the myth that Dillinger had a 13" male appendage and that it was rumored said member was removed, preserved and given to The Smithsonian. The PC Police Go After Hand-Clapping
Even more frightening is the likelihood that the student leaders of today will be the politicians of tomorrow – they will probably make clapping a hate crime and disagreement a hanging office. https://www.intellectualtakeout.org/article/pc-police-go-after-hand-clapping Of course this IS a long term weather forecast and they are notoriously inaccurate.
Global Warming: Britain Braces for ‘Coldest Winter in 30 Years’ Researchers from University College London are forecasting an average temperature in the UK of just 3.9ºC (39ºF) for January to February in what is expected to be “the coldest weather in 30 years.” https://www.breitbart.com/environment/2019/10/05/global-warming-britain-braces-for-coldest-winter-in-30-years/ Western medicine is colonialism. So is welfare, housing, cars, TV, money, and clothing. I assume they will reject all of that as well.
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