“Not modestly enough,” that is, according to sharia (Islamic) law. She should sue the store.

The military mandated vaccines for soldiers out of political expediency. They kicked them out if they didn’t obey. That was political also. At the time, the military was hunting down conservatives, suggesting they were domestic threats. An experimental vaccine should never have been forced on anyone, much less a non-vulnerable group like the military. Scientists […] The post Catherine Herridge’s Bombshell Report on a Vaccine-Injured Soldier appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

America First Legal Sends All 50 States a Plan for How to Use Existing Federal Law to Prevent Foreign Nationals from Illegally Voting in American Elections WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, America First Legal (AFL) sent a letter to the chief election official of all fifty States, with a copy to each Governor and Attorney General explaining […] The post AFL Has the Solution to Keep Foreign Nationals From Voting appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has reportedly struck a deal with the Biden administration to plead guilty to a felony charge stemming from his role in one of the largest breaches of classified U.S. government material in history. The Biden Department of Justice will seek a 62-month prison sentence for Assange, the same amount of time that he was imprisoned in the U.K. while he fought extradition charges, CNN reported. The plea deal allows the five years that he has served in the U.K. to count as time served, thus allowing him to avoid spending time in a U.S. prison. He would be allowed to return immediately to his home country of Australia, the report said. Assange was indicted by a Virginia federal grand jury in 2019 on more than a dozen charges that alleged he illegally obtained and disseminated classified information about U.S. Military operations overseas. He faced more than 175 years in prison. He will instead appear in U.S. federal court in the Mariana Islands, where he will plead guilty to violating the Espionage Act. Prosecutors said that Assange recruited individuals to “hack into computers and/or illegally obtain and disclose classified information.” His highest profile recruit, U.S. Army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning, a man who claims that he is a woman and now goes by the name Chelsea, was convicted in 2010 for leaking hundreds of thousands of U.S. military records to WikiLeaks. Manning was sentenced to more than three decades behind bars but President Barack Obama commuted his sentence after only seven years. Prosecutors say Assange conspired with Manning to steal and disseminate classified materials “up to the SECRET level”, a classification that signifies that unauthorized disclosure of the information “could be expected to cause serious damage to the national security.” This is a breaking news story; refresh the page for updates.

Kate Middleton’s recent health update included a new portrait by the esteemed photographer Matt Porteous, and it holds a secret meaning about her journey to wellness. On June 14th, Kate returned to social media for her first post since announcing her cancer diagnosis. In that post, she revealed that she’s doing well, but she’s “not out of the woods yet.” Along with her caption, she included a gorgeous portrait. The portrait shows Kate standing alone against a large tree. Its long branches and green leaves shade her from the sun as she looks towards the sky. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Prince and Princess of Wales (@princeandprincessofwales) Kate Middleton has long used her royal platform to advocate for mental health, and one of her favorite ways of finding peace is by forest bathing and connecting with nature. “I really feel that nature and being interactive outdoors has huge benefits on our physical and mental well-being,” she said in 2019, per People. Kate Middleton Is On “A Journey” She Has To Do On “Her Own” Sally Bedell Smith, a royal biographer, told People in an exclusive interview that Princess Kate’s tree-themed portrait was no coincidence. “There she is in nature, which has fortified her, and looking upward in a sign of real hope and encouragement for everybody,” she said. According to Queen Elizabeth’s former press secretary, Ailsa Anderson, the portrait not only showcases the strength and promise she finds in the forest. It also showcases the strength and promise Kate finds in herself. “She could have posted an image of her with William or the kids. Even though she has a huge amount of support from others, it is a journey you have to do on your own. [The photo] was her on her own; it was reflective.” This story’s featured image is by Chris Jackson/Getty Images. The post Queen Elizabeth’s Former Press Secretary Shares Profound Meaning Behind Kate Middleton’s New Nature-Themed Portrait appeared first on InspireMore.

'The landscape is just so dramatic, so beautiful and so big. It goes on and on. The beauty is in the rawness'

'We'll be doing it this year, we’ll finish it up'

'Two people died after jumping out of a window'

Ahh ... the Amazin' Mets! (LMAO)

'A hugely disappointing decision'