The following article, Plagiarist Kamala- Yet Another Scandal for Dems?, was first published on Conservative Firing Line. It appears that Harris has yet another scandal, according to independent journalist Christopher Rufo. Kamala is being accused of using sources from her and her co-author’s book on Crime without attribution. Is Plagiarist Kamala now her new nickname? The book, titled “Smart on Crime” was released prior to her campaign for California Attorney General. Austrian … Continue reading Plagiarist Kamala- Yet Another Scandal for Dems? ...

Another Explosive Kamala Heritage Lie Exposed. Melanie King on Candace Investigation - 52,624 views Oct. 12, 2024 Melanie King - Part 1: Kamala Harris LIED About Her Black Grandparents - Candace Owens BOMBSHELL Discovery    • Kamala Harris LIED About Her Black Gr...   -Part 2: This DISTURBING Secret Will End Kamala Harris' ENTIRE Career    • This DISTURBING Secret Will End Kamal...   - Part 3: This Is Terrifying! Kamala Harris' Family is COMPLETELY Made Up - Candace Owens BOMBSHELL    • This Is Terrifying! Kamala Harris' Fa...   - Part 4: What is Kamala Hiding? Disturbing Evidence that THIS Is Kamala Harris' Real Mother    • What is Kamala Hiding? Disturbing Evi...   - Part 5: Kamala Harris LIED About Her Black Grandparents - Candace Owens BOMBSHELL Discovery    • Kamala Harris LIED About Her Black Gr...   - Subscribe to my my other channels: Melanie OFF Script :    / @melanieoffscript-o9i   Melanie King Reacts :    / @melreacts-l3i   - Follow Me: https://rumble.com/c/c-6022511/videos   / itsmelanieking     / 61560539625102     / realmelanieking   - FAIR USE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES Mirrored From: https://www.youtube.com/@itsmelanieking

UTL COMMENT:- A very nice summary of the Freemason bullshit.....I actually learnt something from this video!! Masonic temples have those white and black floor tiles for a reason.... Comparing the White tiles (the White Hats with false promises) to the black tiles (those with dark messages).... And how this links to Orwell (Black tiles & he wrote 1984 - controlling people through pain) and Huxley (White tiles & he wrote Brave New World - controlling people through pleasure).... Wow I never knew all this...and the links are very clear for me now!!

"People who got paid to investigate a doctor who warned against these shots before anybody got injected . . . you guys are very, very deeply involved in criminal negligence, malfeasance causing death and bodily harm . . . and at some point -- and I think that was awhile ago -- you crossed the line where you are talking premeditated murder!" -- Dr. Mark Trozzi On October 8, 2024, Dr. Mark Trozzi MD @DrTrozzi writes: "A shocking admission from Canada's public health agency - COVID jab recipients are 3-to-5x more likely to die than the unjabbed - and they're still persecuting us doctors who warned this would happen!" Source: https://x.com/DrTrozzi/status/1843683869322604737

UTL COMMENT:- Listen to the brainwashed fanatical Geeks saying "What, what" when the bus comes out... Note the intro image that I used and compare the movie iRobot and Tesla - isn't that weird?? It's like they're running our faces in it!!!

Another Columbus Day will soon be upon us, and many Americans will spend the occasion debating the propriety of observing the holiday. The explorer’s arrival in the New World in 1492 came at horrendous cost to indigenous people.

Vice President Kamala Harris’ past statements in support of renaming Columbus Day resurfaced Monday, prompting the Trump campaign and others to accuse her of trying to “cancel American traditions.” During the Democratic nominee’s failed 2020 presidential campaign and vice presidential tenure, she repeatedly said in public remarks that she was supportive of labeling the federal holiday “Indigenous Peoples’ Day.”

Over the past few years, women named Karen have taken a lot of heat in the media. The term "Karen" has been used to describe a specific type of entitled, privileged and often middle-aged white woman. Typically, "Karen” is depicted as demanding, self-important and constantly seeking to escalate minor inconveniences to authority figures, like demanding to "speak to the manager."Identifying the folks who create unnecessary drama in our world is important. But calling them a “Karen” isn’t the best way to solve the problem. There are many reasons to have an issue with the “Karen” stereotype. First, it’s terrible for people named Karen, and it’s also a connotation that many feel is racist, sexist and ageist. Further, according to a new study by Trustpilot, the stereotype isn’t accurate. A recent survey by the online media site found that the people who leave the most one-star reviews aren’t female, and the women who do it the most aren’t named Karen.Trustpilot is a site where people can review a business from which they’ve purchased a product or contacted customer service. According to TrustPilot, the number one biggest one-star reviewers are named John, not Karen.“The name John is top for [one-star] reviews in the US, with the rest of the top five positions filled by David, Michael, Chris and James,” the site wrote in a press release. “Looking at specific categories, John is also first for negative reviews in Business Services, Electronics and Technology, Shopping and Fashion, and Money and Insurance. Meanwhile, Lisa left the most [one-star] reviews in our Beauty and Wellbeing category.”So, if your name is Karen, keep this story in your back pocket next time someone stereotypes you as an entitled complainer. The real complainers are the Johns and, for the women, Lisas.Why do people go online and write negative reviews? Psychologist William Berry writes in Psychology Today that people get many positive benefits from complaining, although they may annoy everyone around them.The first big reason is an ego boost. When people complain, they feel validated. It also makes them feel superior to others. Complaining can also bring like-minded people together. If you and a significant other have ever been mistreated in a restaurant or car dealership, having a mutual enemy can work wonders for your relationship.There are also entire groups of people who bond over a common gripe.People who habitually complain may do so because of the brain’s negativity bias. “The human brain, geared for survival, focuses on negatives (as they appear more threatening to survival) than on positives (which enhance life but are less vital for survival),” Berry writes. “As the brain perceives negatives at an approximated ratio of five to one, there is simply more to complain about than there is to be grateful for. Additionally, this may lead to less general happiness.”Here are the top 15 names of consumers who leave the most one-star reviews on Trustpilot. (Also known as the folks that owe the Karens out there an apology.)1. John2. David3. Michael4. Chris5. James6. Mike7. Mark8. Robert9. Alex10. Paul11. Lisa12. Sarah13. Steve14. Sam15. DanielThis article originally appeared on 9.7.23

It's hard to truly describe the amazing bond between dads and their daughters. Being a dad is an amazing job no matter the gender of the tiny humans we're raising. But there's something unique about the bond between fathers and daughters.Most dads know what it's like to struggle with braiding hair, but we also know that bonding time provides immense value to our daughters. In fact, studies have shown that women with actively involved fathers are more confident and more successful in school and business.You know how a picture is worth a thousand words? I'll just let these images sum up the daddy-daughter bond.A 37-year-old Ukrainian artist affectionately known as Soosh, recently created some ridiculously heartwarming illustrations of the bond between a dad and his daughter, and put them on her Instagram feed. Sadly, her father wasn't involved in her life when she was a kid. But she wants to be sure her 9-year-old son doesn't follow in those footsteps."Part of the education for my kiddo who I want to grow up to be a good man is to understand what it's like to be one," Soosh told Upworthy. There are so many different ways that fathers demonstrate their love for their little girls, and Soosh pretty much nails all of them. Get ready to run the full gamut of the feels.1. Dads can do it all. Including hair.2. They also make pretty great game opponents.3. And the Hula-Hoop skills? Legendary.4. Dads know there's always time for a tea party regardless of the mountain of work in front of them.5. And their puppeteer skills totally belong on Broadway.6. Dads help us see the world from different views.7. So much so that we never want them to leave.8. They can make us feel protected, valued, and loved.9. Especially when there are monsters hiding in places they shouldn't.Seeing the daddy-daughter bond as art perfectly shows how beautiful fatherhood can be.This article originally appeared on 04.09.16