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hoaxandchange.com

"i deplore... the putrid state into which our newspapers have passed and the malignity, the vulgarity, and mendacious spirit of those who write for them... these ordures are rapidly depraving …

dailycaller.com

The threat of cartels can be felt and seen in one part of America more than ever before: Southern California. Small towns in the area have been overrun by gang activity, causing residents to flee. The Daily Caller's investigative team went in the trenches to find out how dangerous the cartels are and why Southern California seems to be a new target.

freepatriot.org

Mes yeux ont vu une innovation africaine, qui m’a été envoyée par maison des mèches la semaine dernière. C’est un outil de torsion des cheveux combiné et un peigne afro. Il peut être utilisé par les hommes et les femmes, jeunes et vieux. Il peut être utilisé de deux manières qui sont : Tout en tenant […]

judicialwatch.org

Proving that the famous saying coined by the Mexican farm worker labor movement of the 1960s—and later adopted by Barack Obama—can apply to the once seemingly impossible task of securing the border, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) reveals that for 10 consecutive months no illegal immigrants have been released into the United States. It is cause to celebrate considering during the Biden administration a record-breaking 7.6 million illegal aliens entered the country, including hundreds of thousands with serious criminal records and more than 1.7 million from countries that DHS determined pose a national security threat to the U.S. In about a year the Trump administration has turned it around, establishing that, “Si se puede” (yes we can), as the renowned labor leader Cesar Chavez, recently exposed for raping and sexually abusing girls and young women in his movement, shouted during marches. Decades later Obama adopted the three-word phrase, until then best known as the rallying cry for Chavez’s United Farm Workers, as his presidential campaign slogan.