Trying to defend the indefensible EU policy that has allowed more than 4 MILLION MIGRANTS (both legal and illegal)‚ mainly from Muslim countries in the Middle East and North Africa‚ to immigrate to the EU EVERY YEAR‚ she is still pushing the widely debunked claim that these mostly unemployable‚ welfare-dependent migrants will revitalize the job […]

Imagine the thousands of homeless Irish veterans and down-on-their-luck Irish citizens who would be so grateful for this housing that these lowlife‚ entitled Muslims can’t stop bitching about.

James Woods captured the core issue in this presidential race in a few words. The Democrat Party has supported in-your-face sex and drug trafficking‚ massive immigration to water down the votes of Americans‚ high taxes to the point of theft‚ sided with criminals while ignoring victims‚ and promoted child sex slavery in this country. The […] The post James Woods Names The Candidate We’re Fighting in 2024 appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Sooooo guys didn’t like Sports Illustrated’s WOKE winter swimsuit edition with fat transgender “chicks” in thong bikinis? Sports Illustrated has gone down after a good run and a bad ending. They went from sports and bikini-clad beauties to hardcore left-wing politics. They forgot their mission and who their audience was. They put 81-year-old Martha Stewart […] The post Sports Illustrated Clown Show Just Fired Their Entire Staff appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Steve Bannon pointed out in an X post that Merrick Garland‚ our Attorney General‚ the top law enforcement officer in the nation‚ is pushing for a speedy trial for President Trump. The only reason to rush this is to make sure they get to imprison him before the election. It’s massive election interference. On Friday […] The post AG Garland Pushes for a Speedy Trial [for Penalties That Carry 100 Years in Prison] appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

“In Davos‚ Donald Trump is already the president‚” Open Society Foundations Chairman Alex Soros told a panel at the World Economic Forum on Friday. “That’s a good thing because the Davos consensus is always wrong‚” he said. “Donald Trump owns the Republican Party. We’re in something I like to call the Trump cycle‚ because I […] The post Alex Soros Says Davos Elite Predict Trump Will Win &; It’s a Good Thing appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Scott Ziegler‚ the superintendent of Loudoun County‚ Virginia’s schools who was fired after concealing a rape and criminally convicted of retaliating against a teacher who was cooperating with the grand jury looking into the coverup‚ appeared in court on Thursday expecting to be sentenced—but had his sentencing postponed after asking a judge to overturn the jury’s verdict on a technicality. Materials submitted by his attorney indicated no remorse or acceptance of responsibility‚ without which defendants are typically given harsher sentences. Instead‚ he submitted letters brimming with partisan rage that seemed to blame Republicans for the coverup. Ziegler was convicted in September of violating the State and Local Government Conflicts of Interest Act‚ a misdemeanor that could carry up to a year in jail. In a post-conviction motion to set aside the verdict‚ Ziegler claimed he did not know he was not allowed to retaliate‚ and only “knowing” violations of the Act are a crime. His lawyer‚ Erin Harrigan‚ never argued that at trial‚ and said she noticed the language after re-reading the law after his conviction. Prosecutors shot back that the last-ditch effort was too little‚ too late‚ and provided evidence showing that Harrigan consented to the jury instructions relied upon to reach the verdict. They also said he knew it was illegal to use his position to retaliate for numerous reasons‚ including that he is on video participating in a school board meeting that went over the ethics act. Harrigan’s attorney previously argued he could only be prosecuted for violating the Act by the “local” Commonwealth’s Attorney—at the time a Democrat—but not a special prosecutor for the attorney general‚ who is a Republican. In a letter to the judge in an attempt to influence his sentence‚ his wife‚ Lisa Ziegler‚ lashed out in partisan tones‚ saying Ziegler’s “name and reputation have been dragged through the mud for political gain. Politicians‚ interlopers‚ and outsiders have accused him of using his position for political gain.” She said her husband was not part of the “leftest [sic] global cabal‚” and quoted at length from Joe Biden. She blamed Gov. Glenn Youngkin–not the conduct for which a local jury convicted Ziegler‚ or the false statement about the rape caught on video—for his plight‚ saying‚ “[O]ur family has been rocked to the core so an ambitious billionaire could gain some electoral points in Northern Virginia.” In another letter‚ a top Loudoun County Public Schools official defended him‚ making it difficult for LCPS to argue that with Ziegler fired‚ it has corrected its problems. (Indeed‚ LCPS has continued to seemingly try to cover up its coverups by refusing Freedom of Information Act requests.) “Dr. Ziegler took great care to ensure that his decisions and actions were not only in line with School Board policies and the Code of Virginia but also aligned with a broader sense of ethical responsibility‚” LCPS Chief Human Resources Officer Lisa Boland wrote. Another LCPS employee‚ executive assistant Michelle Walker‚ seemed to blame Republicans for Ziegler covering up a rape to pass a transgender policy. She alleged a conspiracy theory in which a “coordinated‚ nationwide political strategy” was “executed at [his] door” to “turn the tide of public opinion.” The Daily Wire’s Virginia-based education reporter broke the story cited by the grand jury in the course of covering other issues in the district‚ and ran the story in October 2021 not because there was an election the next month‚ but rather because the rapist Ziegler let remain in school had just struck again. Ziegler seemed to throw school board members under the bus in a bid for a lenient sentence‚ presenting letters of praise from school board members after they knew of the rape coverup‚ but before he was fired. One praised him for being a “lightning rod” that took criticism on their behalf. The school board was aware of Ziegler’s actions because of an internal law firm investigation they commissioned and kept secret‚ but they only fired him when similar evidence became known to the public thanks to a report from a grand jury. You have “served us by serving as a lighting for in order to defect [sic] partisan attacks‚” then-board member Tom Marshall wrote to Ziegler in a letter. Vice-chair Ian Serotkin complained of “unrelenting and unfair national scrutiny” and the “way you have been demonized.” School board chair Jeff Morse wrote that he suffered “the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune” and the “board support you.” On Thursday‚ prosecutor Brandon Wrobleski told the judge that “He knew he couldn’t do a retaliatory firing.” He reminded the judge that at trial‚ school board member John Beatty testified under oath that Ziegler told board members he was firing teacher Erin Brooks for cooperating with the grand jury investigating sexual assaults‚ and because he (falsely) believed Brooks had spoken to a conservative activist. Wrobleski said during the board meeting where Ziegler used a parliamentary maneuver to quietly end Brooks’ contract‚ another board member‚ Denise Corbo‚ asked him about it‚ only to be met with a strange reaction. “Jeff Morse shut Corbo up‚” Wrobleski said. Whereas Beatty had a clear memory of what happened‚ Morse “testified on Ziegler’s behalf and said he couldn’t remember anything‚” Wrobleski said Thursday. Another Democrat board member invoked attorney-client privilege to refuse to say what had happened‚ and Ziegler did not testify on his own behalf. After hearing the arguments Thursday‚ Judge Douglas Fleming postponed the sentencing so that he could consider Ziegler’s motion to overturn the jury’s verdict.

Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray submitted an amicus brief on Friday in support of former President Donald Trump’s appeal to the Supreme Court to keep him on the Colorado 2024 presidential primary ballot.  In the court filing‚ Gray argued that the Colorado Supreme Court’s decision to kick Trump off the ballot was wrongfully decided and unconstitutional. The court ruled that Trump was ineligible under the insurrection clause of the 14th Amendment in December. Gray said that the decision was unprecedented and “outrageously wrong.” “As Secretaries of State‚ we must stop the radical Left’s unAmerican and unconstitutional attempts to weaponize the Fourteenth Amendment against Trump and the American People‚” he said. “Despite the repeated attacks I have received from the radical left-wing media for my efforts to ensure that Trump will be able to be on the ballot‚ I will continue to unapologetically defend the truth and ensure that the people of Wyoming can choose who to elect for themselves.” In the filing‚ Gray said that he had an interest in the case as the decision disenfranchised millions of voters and harmed voter confidence in elections nationwide‚ including in Wyoming. The brief says that Trump did not engage in insurrection and or that he gave aid to the enemies of the United States.  The brief was filed on behalf of Gray by America First Legal and Stone Hilton PLLC. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “The Colorado Supreme Court’s decision is completely inconsistent with the text and historical interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Secretary Gray is an American patriot committed to the rule of law‚ and we are thrilled to be able to file this brief on his behalf‚” said AFL Vice President Gene Hamilton. The Supreme Court has not yet ruled on Trump’s appeal‚ but is set to hear arguments on February 8‚ with Colorado’s primary set to take place on March 5. In a brief filed to the court on Thursday‚ Trump said that “chaos” would be unleashed if the Supreme Court upheld his removal from the ballot.  “The court should put a swift and decisive end to these ballot-disqualification efforts‚ which threaten to disenfranchise tens of millions of Americans and which promise to unleash chaos and bedlam if other state courts and state officials follow Colorado’s lead and exclude the likely Republican presidential nominee from their ballots‚” his legal team wrote.

Much of the staff at Sports Illustrated‚ including possibly all of its writers‚ received layoff notices on Friday‚ according to the union representing the workers at the publication. The layoffs come less than two months after the magazine was caught publishing AI-generated stories‚ authors‚ and photos.   The Sports Illustrated Union wrote that on Friday “workers of Sports Illustrated were notified that The Arena Group is planning to lay off a significant number‚ possibly all‚ of the Guild-represented workers at SI.” The pending layoffs come after Authentic Brands Group (ABG) revoked The Arena Group’s license “to publish at SI‚” the union’s statement added.  ABG has owned Sports Illustrated since 2019 and sold the publishing rights to The Arena Group‚ but The Arena Group missed a payment for those rights recently‚ which resulted in ABG pulling the publishing license‚ The Washington Post reported.  “As a result of this license revocation‚ we will be laying off staff that work on the SI brand‚” a note to staff reportedly read. The note added that some of the staff would be laid off immediately while others would work until the end of the 90-day notice period.  “This is another difficult day in what has been a difficult four years for Sports Illustrated under Arena Group (previously The Maven) stewardship‚” the union said in a statement. “We are calling on ABG to ensure the continued publication of SI and allow it to serve our audience in the way it has for nearly 70 years.” A report by Futurism in November revealed that Sports Illustrated appeared to have been publishing AI-generated content attributed to fake authors — complete with bogus biographies and headshots. When asked about the content by Futurism‚ Sports Illustrated allegedly deleted the AI-created writers and profiles along with the content generated by AI. Sports Illustrated CEO Ross Levinsohn was then fired by The Arena Group in December.  The magazine has been one of the most successful sports publications since it was first published in 1954. Sports Illustrated is known for the iconic photos that have graced its covers and for its annual swimsuit issue which was first published in 1964. The magazine faced backlash in 2021 after putting a man who identifies as a woman on the cover of its swimsuit edition‚ touting model Leyna Bloom as the “first trans person of color to appear on our pages.” Last year‚ Sports Illustrated featured a transgender model again on its swimsuit edition cover‚ lauding Kim Petras as “an icon in the LGBTQ+ community.”  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP The first issue of Sports Illustrated featured Milwaukee Braves star Eddie Mathews batting at home plate with New York Giants catcher Wes Westrum behind him. The cover of the latest issue showed Michigan’s college football national championship victory over Washington earlier this month.