Water Systems in Seven States Hacked
In multiple states, malicious cyber actors have targeted water and wastewater utilities connected to the internet. ...
Setback for Wyoming Freedom Caucus in GOP Primaries
In a setback for limited, constitutional government, the Wyoming Freedom Caucus lost seats in the state Legislature in Tuesday’s primary elections. ...
U.K. Gov’t Pamphlet Begs “Migrants”: Don’t Rape Women Because It’s Against the Law and Could Affect Asylum Claim
The U.K. government has produced a guide for “asylum seekers” that instructs them not to rape women because it's against the law. ...
Not Only Jason Arday: That Old Gray PhD Just Ain’t What It Used to Be
“PhD” stands for “piled high and deep,” an old joke goes. This could come to mind with the recent and tragic Jason Arday scandal. ...
Leftwing politicians keep telling us that illegals don't vote. The Census Bureau just told us at least 25,000 noncitizens voted in the 2020 election.
It was never about consent in the first place. They aren’t concerned with your privacy or freedom, and never will be.
Simply voting isn’t an option, an informed and educated citizenry is.
They put up over 120,000 Flock cameras without asking you first.
How do we vote our way out when it's not even put to a vote?
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