Just like the commie Leftists in America‚ radical Muslims like this one‚ Dr. Fadi Kablawi‚ try to blame the all evils around the world on their enemies –  in this case‚ the Jews. Notice how everything he accuses Jews/Zionists of doing is exactly what Muslims are doing now‚ or have done in the past‚ such […]

Special Counsel Robert Hur will not charge Joe Biden for stealing documents from an ultra secret SCIF because he’s a “sympathetic‚ well-meaning‚ elderly man with a poor memory.” “We conclude that no criminal charges are warranted in this matter‚” the report states. “We would reach the same conclusion even if the Department of Justice policy […] The post Biden’s Off the Hook in Docs Case Because He’s an Old Democrat appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Montana Tucker‚ the TikTok star who famously wore a dress at the Grammys emblazoned with a message to save the Israeli hostages held by Hamas‚ spoke with Daily Wire Editor Emeritus Ben Shapiro on “The Ben Shapiro Show‚” telling him that celebrities who were afraid to publicly take her stand had thanked her for doing so. Shapiro began by asking Tucker how the Grammys were for her. “You know‚ I’m a little disappointed you weren’t there‚ given you were number one on the charts‚” Tucker quipped‚ referring to Shapiro and Tom MacDonald’s rap song ‘Facts.’ I feel like you should have been at the Grammys‚ don’t you think?” “I did ask Nicki Minaj to hook a homie up‚ but that actually did not happen‚ unfortunately‚” Shapiro joked‚ then asked‚ “You wore this kind of shockingly political dress at the Grammys. What was the reaction when you did that?” Who wore it best at the #Grammys?To us‚ the answer is clear.Thank you‚ @MontanaTucker‚ for using your platform to make this powerful statement. 🎗️#BringThemHomeNOW pic.twitter.com/S3BKehySpO — StandWithUs (@StandWithUs) February 6‚ 2024 “It’s so interesting that you say political as well‚ because I don’t find it to be political‚” Tucker replied. “I think that that is something that people are saying and that is something that needs to be taken away from it because it isn’t political to bring the hostages home. I think that’s something people are forgetting. There are people there‚ not just Israelis‚ former hostages‚ there are Americans. There are different races. There are different religions of innocent people that are still over there. And when I got the invite to go to the Grammys to walk the carpet‚ it was obviously a huge deal for me as an artist to have that opportunity. I knew I had to do something. I knew that no one else was going to do it.” “I was super nervous about wearing the dress‚” she confessed. “To be honest‚ I didn’t know what the reaction was going to be‚ but I knew I had to do it. I knew there was no other option. I couldn’t just go and wear a glamorous dress. I had to go and stand for what I believe in. If I have the opportunity to have the platform of people seeing this‚ I had to take it.” Tucker spoke of the initial resistance she received from Grammy officials:  “At first when I first walked the carpet‚ somebody from the Recording Academy‚ I don’t know who they were‚ came up to me and said Comms had an issue with my dress and they said it was too political and they said they don’t do politics at the Grammys and that my dress was too political.” “I said I don’t think this is political at all‚ actually. Do you know what this ribbon stands for?” she recalled‚ adding that Harvey Mason Jr. “came up to me‚ saw me on the carpet and came up to me and said‚ ‘Thank you for wearing that. I love your dress. Let’s take a picture.’” “It is somewhat hilarious to me that the Grammys would suggest that people don’t do politics at the Grammys‚ which is like‚ have you seen the Grammys ever?” Shapiro pointed out. “Like‚ ever. And then Annie Lennox calls for the cease-fire in the middle of the In Memoriam section … she was supposed to be there paying tribute to the people who died this year. And then she randomly starts doing Hamas propaganda on the stage calling for a cease-fire. Absolutely astonishing.” “So how has the feedback been since the Grammys? Have you gotten blowback for having worn the dress?” Shapiro asked. “You know what? While I was there‚ I was having so much anxiety‚ I couldn’t believe that I did this. This is something that I’ve never done‚ a big move like this. And I sat in my seat and all of a sudden my phone started blowing up and I didn’t even post a picture‚” Tucker said. “My phone just started blowing up like crazy because it was getting posted everywhere from the Getty Images photos. The amount of support I have received has just been overwhelming and so incredible. I’m shocked at the lack of negative response that I got from it. People reaching out like crazy‚ people sharing it like crazy.” “I think a lot of people want to do something like this and they’re just scared. I think that a lot of people that I’ve talked to‚ I think they want to – they don’t know how to do it‚” she stated. “I’ve had people come up to me that are on such a different level than me in their careers‚ and they’re like‚ ‘Thank you so much for taking one for the team. Thank you for everything you’re doing‚’ because they don’t want to post. They’re too scared. They don’t want to lose business‚ don’t want to lose their jobs‚ their career. They’re nervous to just share what they truly believe in because they don’t want the blowback.” “So I think if we’re not standing for something‚ what are we doing? If we work this hard and we are fortunate enough to have platforms and we don’t use them for what we believe in‚ what’s the point? That’s how I feel‚” she said. “That’s all it was for. It’s to remind people. …More and more‚ the misinformation and everything that keeps coming out every single day‚ people are forgetting what the real reason is here and why people like myself are fighting so hard. And these are innocent people with innocent family members. And they need to be home.”

Patricia Heaton called on the United States to emulate France’s tribute to its citizens who were murdered in the Hamas terrorist attack against Israel. The 65-year-old actress‚ who has been outspoken in her support for Israel following the terrorist attack on October 7 that left at least 1‚200 Israelis dead‚ wrote on X‚ “I wish our government would do this for the American hostages…” Her post included a video from a portion of the ceremony that took place at the Les Invalides memorial complex in Paris on Wednesday “in memory of the 42 French nationals” who were murdered. I wish our government would do this for the American hostages… https://t.co/Z7Au1t1rsk — Patricia Heaton (@PatriciaHeaton) February 7‚ 2024 In the clip‚ a violin and piano played in the background as the camera panned to photographs of the citizens who were killed in the attack. Loved ones of the victims were also in attendance. During the ceremony‚ French President Emmanuel Macron spoke about the attack‚ calling it the “biggest antisemitic massacre of our century‚” Times of Israel noted. He labeled the attack‚ “barbarism… which is fed by antisemitism and propagates it.” The French president also vowed that France would work “every day” for the release of the remaining French hostages and said‚ “Their empty chairs are there.” “Nothing can justify or excuse terrorism‚” he added. “All lives are equal‚ are invaluable in the eyes of France.” The ceremony in its entirety can be seen here. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Following the terrorist attack‚ Heaton took to social media to support Israel and slam those who tried to defend Hamas terrorists. She shared a video on X about it being a time for people to “stand up” for their “Jewish neighbors” and shared several links where people could contribute to help. “We have that opportunity today‚” the actress wrote. “Right now the Jewish people are being slaughtered by terrorists as we speak. Below I’ve listed some links where you can financially donate to aid in the struggle‚ supply hospitals‚ supply protective gear….” Related: Patricia Heaton Slams People Defending Hamas Following Terrorist Attacks

The special counsel investigating President Joe Biden’s handling of classified material said in a report released on Thursday that no criminal charges were warranted against Biden‚ even though he willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his time as vice president. The investigation was led by Special Counsel Robert Hur‚ a Trump-era U.S. attorney who was appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland. “We conclude that no criminal charges are warranted in this matter‚” the report’s executive summary began. “We would reach the same conclusion even if Department of Justice policy did not foreclose criminal charges against a sitting president.” “Our investigation uncovered evidence that President Biden willfully retained and disclosed classified materials after his vice presidency when he was a private citizen‚” the report continued. “These materials included (1) marked classified documents about military and foreign policy in Afghanistan‚ and (2) notebooks containing Mr. Biden’s handwritten entries about issues of national security and foreign policy implicating sensitive intelligence sources and methods. FBI agents recovered these materials from the garage‚ offices‚ and basement den in Mr. Biden’s Wilmington‚ Delaware home.” The report said that marked classified documents about Afghanistan‚ which included classification markings up to the Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information level‚ were found in Biden’s garage in Delaware. Notebooks containing classified information were discovered in the basement den of Biden’s Delaware home. Some of the classified documents that were found at the Biden Penn Center were intelligence assessments on Iran and were related to the Obama administration’s Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action‚ otherwise known as the Iran nuclear deal. Classified documents were also found at the University of Delaware‚ where Biden was storing his records from his time in the U.S. Senate‚ that appear to be related to Europe and his time on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The report argued that prosecutors did not believe the evidence was sufficient to charge to Biden because jurors would find reasonable doubt for potentially several reasons ranging from Biden’s “authority to keep classified documents in his home” to serious memory issues that the special counsel documented. This is a breaking news story; refresh the page for updates.

Recent events at the Texas border‚ with the Biden administration threatening to employ federal troops against Texas state officers‚ are the subject of impassioned conversations in the waiting rooms of our nation’s VA hospitals. As I sit in the waiting rooms and listen for my name to be called‚ I often strike up conversations with other veterans who‚ like myself‚ follow current events‚ especially with respect to matters that affect the military. To say that there is a lack of confidence in the current commander-in-chief among the older veterans would be an understatement. When we consider the idea of federal and state law enforcement in conflict‚ a common question arises: What would we boomer vets do if our commander-in-chief ordered us to use extreme prejudice to force the Texas law enforcement officers to stand down? I refer to us as ‘boomer vets‚’ of which there are two informal classes: Those who fought in the Vietnam War‚ and the younger guys who enlisted right after the war ended. I was in the latter category‚ having served from 1979 to 1985. We were among the first enlistees in a decade to serve without being conscripted. We felt we were needed to pick up the fallen standard‚ having witnessed the shameful mistreatment of our neglected Vietnam veterans‚ who were called “baby killers” by many upon their return from a war they never wanted. Veterans from World War II had a saying‚ “They also serve‚ those who stand and wait.” Only the volunteer forces of today could understand the length and breadth of that sentiment; it is a call to honor. We felt a patriotic duty to our beloved country‚ a concept which is rapidly becoming passé in our self-absorbed culture of consumers rather than citizens. Everyone in the armed forces makes a promise to “…defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies‚ foreign and domestic.” We further pledge to “…obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed…” These are sublime words‚ spoken from the heart by those who wish to preserve the nation we know and love. WATCH: “The Divided States of Biden with Ben Shapiro” on DailyWire+ To obey and follow the orders of its commander-in-chief and his designates without question is the ultimate duty of any and all who wear the uniform; such discipline and adherence to the chain of command is integral to maintaining a focused armed force capable of repelling an invading force. But we vets are torn when we consider what can only be purposeful dereliction of duty when it comes to defending our borders. We ask each other why would our commander-in-chief knowingly allow our frontlines to be infiltrated by unvetted invaders? Who told the Secretary of Homeland Security to open the borders and keep them open? Could our commander-in-chief actually be guilty of treason? All other considerations aside‚ the quintessential questions remain: Are we obliged to follow any order from a man many of us believe to be CIC in name only? Are we duty bound to carry out orders issued by a president who is clearly in the throes of mental decay that makes us question his fitness to command? What would we do if Joe Biden ordered us into an armed conflict with Texas law enforcement agents? The quandary that this unprecedented situation with national implications lays at the feet of everyone in uniform is one that no American military servicemen or women have really had to contemplate since 1861. Other nations‚ however‚ have faced similar situations. Their examples could be a guide to what may go down on the Texas border should the irresistible force of D.C. meet the immovable object of Austin. We have‚ in fact‚ seen other militaries defy their presidents when they consider the administration illegitimate or their orders immoral. I was stationed in the Philippines in the 1980s as the decades-old regime of strongman Ferdinand Marcos was collapsing. Marcos was so desperate to keep power that when the wildly popular‚ and foreseeable winner of the forthcoming presidential election‚ Benigno Aquino‚ returned from exile‚ Marco’s henchmen brazenly gunned him down on the tarmac of Manila International Airport as he stepped off his plane. Marcos’ dastardly deed was‚ in fact‚ ill-advised as it only inspired the beloved Benigno’s widow‚ Corey Aquino‚ to lead the grassroots “People Power Revolution” against the dictator. The People Power Revolution was called the “Bloodless Revolution‚” since the downfall of Marcos was achieved without a shot being fired. As the uprising reached its pinnacle‚ a tense and final standoff ensued when a contingent of Marines with tanks and armored vans was stopped on Ortigas Avenue in Manila by a large group of angry anti-Marcos demonstrators. Nuns held rosaries and knelt in front of the tanks while men and women from all walks of life linked arms together to block the troops. An order to fire did‚ in fact‚ come over the secret palace radio frequency from Marcos‚ but the field officer in charge decided to disobey it. Marcos’ regime was usurped not only by his assassinated rival’s widow but‚ more importantly‚ by the Philippine military who refused direct orders to fire on their own citizens. Fast forward to 2024. We may be headed toward the same scenario as a standoff looms in Texas. And we vets are left to wonder as we wait for our name to be called into the exam room‚ what if the governor of Texas refuses to back down? Will the commander-in-chief order the National Guard to engage the Texas law enforcement officers with extreme prejudice? Given that Biden‚ or whoever is actually running the Executive Branch‚ has already taken on the role of the treacherous Doctor Yueh in “Dune” and has opened up his own country’s defenses to allow an invasion‚ we tell each other that it’s not that far of a stretch. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILY WIRE APP We older vets feel a great empathy for our brave men and women who serve under such a destructive commander-in-chief — one who appears so derelict in his duty that he would even consider putting our country in needless jeopardy by potentially triggering a violent face-off between state and federal forces not seen since Fort Sumter. Most telling‚ my fellow veterans and I — those with whom I am in contact — agree we would be bound to act like the Philippine field officers‚ who showed patriotism in the face of despotism‚ which is what every honorable servicemember would do. The President is our commander-in-chief … until he gives orders that do the very opposite of one of his chief responsibilities which is to protect the U.S. from enemies‚ foreign and domestic. As such‚ we would never fire on our own people‚ despite facing certain court martial. So‚ in the vaunted halls of the VA hospitals‚ the almost unanimous vote is: “No‚ Mr. Biden‚ I wouldn’t ‘obey the orders of the President‚’ even though I swore an oath to do so.” Sometimes‚ when our contemporary leaders employ dangerously misguided policies that force us in the military to make a choice between them and the nation conceived by our Founding Fathers‚ they‚ in fact‚ leave those of us who proudly wear the uniform no choice. If we ever do reach that juncture‚ it should become intuitively evident to all Americans the true meaning of the West Point mantra: Duty‚ Honor‚ Country. * * * Brian Schaeffer served as a Naval aviator until his honorable discharge in 1985 with the rank of Lieutenant. Lt. Schaeffer has been in both the shipping business and involved in real estate ever since re-entering civilian life. Prior to heading off to Aviation Reserve Officers Corps‚ he graduated with honors from Indiana University‚ Bloomington. The views expressed in this piece are those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of The Daily Wire.