from State Of The Nation: …and this genocidal psyop is still going on and remarkably effective. SOTN Editor’s Note: Not only has President Trump bragged profusely about being the “Father of the Vaccine”, he continues to allow such a highly weaponized injection to be administered to himself as late as this October 2025. TRUTH LIVES on […]

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Judge Ted Berry, a municipal judge for Hamilton County, is closer to being removed from the bench for social media posts celebrating the death of Charlie Kirk, thanks to a resolution filed by state representatives. Among his other comments, Berry declared, with a clown emoji, “Rest in Hatred & Division!” He also claimed that Kirk “spewed hate & division.” Another post asked, “How’s he feel about gun violence and gun control in Hell, now?” Ohio Municipal Judge Ted Berry posted these abhorrent comments about Charlie Kirk's murder.A judge who celebrates the murder of a fellow American for disagreeing with him politically has no business dispensing justice behind the bench. https://t.co/qSyJa6DrKg pic.twitter.com/Fn5WHelKVY— Rep. Josh Williams (@JoshWilliamsOH) October 16, 2025 State Rep. Adam Mathews, one of the Republicans who introduced the resolution to remove Berry, has shared screenshots of the judge’s remarks from his own Facebook page. Mathews spoke with The Daily Signal about his resolution, which he initiated with state Rep. D.J. Swearingen, a fellow Republican. “We have given the judge more than a month,” Mathews reminded, having called for Berry to resign Sept. 12. “And now to defend the courts and the trust that the people must have in them with an unbiased judiciary, we are moving forward with the process to remove the judge as outlined by the Ohio constitution.” The removal process is laid out in Article IV, Section 17 of the state constitution. “Judges may be removed from office, by concurrent resolution of both houses of the general assembly, if two-thirds of the members, elected to each house, concur therein; but, no such removal shall be made, except upon complaint, the substance of which shall be entered on the journal, nor, until the party charged shall have had notice thereof, and an opportunity to be heard,” the section reads. A press release from Mathews’ office lays out the Berry’s alleged violations: Last month, Judge Berry publicly celebrated the death of Charlie Kirk on social media, directly violating the Ohio Code of Judicial Conduct, including: Canon 1, Rule 1.2: Requires judges to uphold public confidence in the judiciary and avoid impropriety;  Canon 2, Rule 2.3: Prohibits bias or prejudice on the basis of race; Canon 2, Rule 2.4: Forbids judges from allowing political or personal interests to influence their judicial duties;  Canon 2, Rule 2.11: Addresses disqualification due to public statements reflecting bias or prejudice. Mathews has reposted local news coverage about the resolution, as well as Libs of TikTok and fellow state representatives, including state Rep. Josh Williams. Thank you @libsoftiktok for highlighting our work. Our courts need to be defended against these biased judges. https://t.co/0SpT0FyQ4n pic.twitter.com/mHzquagJ1r— Adam Mathews (@MathewsforOhio) October 16, 2025 Berry has faced consequences before for his anti-Kirk posts. He was the board member ousted from the Joe Burrow Foundation, launched by Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow. In a previous conversation with The Daily Signal, Mathews noted that Berry was also disinvited from an event last month honoring retiring judges. The municipal court declined to provide comment for The Daily Signal about the state representatives’ resolution to remove Berry. An article from The Cincinnati Enquirer, which Mathews also shared, noted that “Berry has told The Enquirer that he does not condone violence and that he regretted if the posts caused division because that wasn’t his intent.” Ohio legislators begin process to remove Judge Ted Berry over Charlie Kirk posts https://t.co/tf8LeVwZhU via @enquirer— Adam Mathews (@MathewsforOhio) October 16, 2025 Berry is not the only high-profile individual in Ohio to receive negative attention upon making such comments against Kirk after his Sept. 10 political assassination. Former state Rep. Elliot Forhan, who is running as a Democrat for attorney general in Ohio, also made derogatory comments over social media, drawing criticism from Ohio Auditor Keith Faber, a Republican running for the same position. A previous statement from Faber for The Daily Signal also referenced Berry. Over a month later, Kirk’s death continues to draw negative comments from liberals, some who even express glee at his murder. This past weekend, during the nationwide “No Kings Day” rallies protesting President Donald Trump, many expressed that kind of jubilation, as The Daily Signal witnessed firsthand. NO KINGS PROTESTER: Charlie Kirk Is a ‘Piece of Garbage,’ ‘I’m Glad Hitler Is Dead’“Everybody,” including illegal aliens, deserves health care. Democrats “need to be a little bit meaner,” and “evil people” like Charlie Kirk have “no place in my world” — those are just some of… pic.twitter.com/HIcGSoYS5J— The Daily Signal (@DailySignal) October 18, 2025 The post Ohio Judge Could Face Further Consequences Over Charlie Kirk Comments appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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A man was arrested Monday morning at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport after allegedly threatening to shoot up one of its terminals. The Atlanta airport is among the world’s busiest travel hubs. Atlanta police identified 49-year-old Billy Joe Cagle, who Mayor Andre Dickens said had “mental challenges,” as the suspect. According to Fox News, Cagle “faces charges including terroristic threats, possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, criminal attempt to commit aggravated assault and possession of a firearm by a convicted felon.” Cagle reportedly had 27 rounds of ammunition and a Springfield AR-15 rifle in his truck at the airport. “Twenty-seven or more lives could have been lost today because an individual came into Hartsfield-Jackson, and after being reported coming out of Cartersville, Georgia, that had mental challenges. This individual, thankfully, his family went to the Cartersville police and shared with them what was going on, and they alerted APD, and the APD and airport were aware, and this crisis was averted,” Dickens said, according to Fox News. 'TRAGEDY AVERTED': A man with a loaded AR-15 rifle in his truck was arrested inside Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport on Monday after allegedly threatening to "shoot it up" on social media. pic.twitter.com/WyrOAsgsTR — Fox News (@FoxNews) October 20, 2025 11 Alive shared more: The man, 49-year-old Billy Cagle of Cartersville, showed up to the airport just after 9 a.m. after Atlanta Police Chief Darin Schierbaum said he livestreamed on social media that he had plans to go to the Atlanta airport to “shoot it up.” Cagle’s family said they heard about the threats and immediately notified Cartersville Police, who said has had past run-ins with Cagle, a previously convicted felon. Cartersville Police immediately told Atlanta Police, who notified airport security and they immediately began searching for Cagle. His family told police he was driving a Chevrolet flatbed pickup truck, which authorities found parked right outside the airport at the S1 doors at the South Terminal. Chief Schierbaum said that Cagle entered the airport at 9:31 a.m. after arriving at 9:29 a.m. and was appearing to scope out the South Terminal, housed solely for Delta Air Lines passengers. Cartersville Police told Atlanta Police of the threat at 9:40 a.m. Cagle was arrested inside the Atlanta airport South Terminal at 9:54 a.m.., Schierbaum said. Atlanta police arrest a Cartersville man at Atlanta Airport after family alerted authorities he was headed there to carry out a shooting pic.twitter.com/JD7zirickA — ATL Uncensored (@ATLUncensored) October 20, 2025 Fox News provided further info: Video showed officers using two sets of handcuffs to restrain the 6-foot-3, 320-pound man, who screamed as they cuffed him. During a safety sweep of the airport’s outer perimeter, officers found Cagle’s pickup. Inside, they allegedly discovered an AR-15 loaded with 27 rounds in the back seat. The weapon was cleared, and the scene declared safe. When asked whether Cagle was cooperating or what he told investigators, Schierbaum said the case remains open and declined to share details. The chief said investigators will also seek to determine Cagle’s motive in the apparent averted mass shooting. Schierbaum said Cagle has a criminal history, including a “pretty significant” prior drug-possession arrest in Cartersville. Dickens added, “This individual did have a semiautomatic weapon and this individual was mentally challenged. When you have these combinations together, it can turn out to be deadly. Watch additional coverage below: