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18 USC §2387. Activities affecting armed forces generally
(a) Whoever, with intent to interfere with, impair, or influence the loyalty, morale, or discipli... View MoreThey’re going to Prison, IF they’re lucky…
18 USC §2387. Activities affecting armed forces generally
(a) Whoever, with intent to interfere with, impair, or influence the loyalty, morale, or discipline of the military or naval forces of the United States:
(1) advises, counsels, urges, or in any manner causes or attempts to cause insubordination, disloyalty, mutiny, or refusal of duty by any member of the military or naval forces of the United States; or
(2) distributes or attempts to distribute any written or printed matter which advises, counsels, or urges insubordination, disloyalty, mutiny, or refusal of duty by any member of the military or naval forces of the United States-
Shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than ten years, or both, and shall be ineligible for employment by the United States or any department or agency thereof, for the five years next following his conviction.
But Remember, it's the Republicans that are the violent ones - I Beg The Differ!! Any Democrat that votes for this man is a Fool and upholds ongoing Violence!
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Shocking New Comments From Infamous Democrat Surface: Suggested Police Should Be Killed, According To Witness
October 7, 2025 By Mark Steffen
The end to a relatively placid off-year election cycle has been upended with the discovery of text messages from Virginia’s Democratic candidate for attorney general suggesting that killing police officers would lead to safer streets.
Jay Jones, already under siege this week for privately musing about killing Virginia’s Republican Speaker of the House and members of his family, let loose on the men and women in blue after muttering to a friend in 2022 about Speaker Todd Gilbert’s eulogy for a moderate Democrat.
Jones wrote a message to a colleague where he wondered what Gilbert — whom he referred to as “that POS” — would say about him if he died.
“Three people, two bullets. Gilbert, hitler, and pol pot. Gilbert gets two bullets to the head,” Jones texted.
The comments have overshadowed the final month of Virginia’s off-year elections, where Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger (D-VA) leads Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears in most polls in the race for governor. Spanberger has called Jones’s comments about Gilbert “disgusting” but stopped short of demanding he drop out of the race.
Her hesitance to throw Jones under the bus has Republicans seizing on newly discovered remarks that Jones allegedly made to a Republican colleague in 2020, who says he “told her in 2020 that if a few police officers died, then maybe they would stop killing people.”
“Back in 2022, I received a text message, and Jay had sent me the text message, and then he realized immediately it was meant for Mark, and he said sorry,” Republican Del. Carrie Coyner said in a statement to the Virginia Scope.
“And rather than stop, he continued on talking about Todd Gilbert, and in a way that made me uncomfortable with him — saying that Todd Gilbert should be shot — if he had two bullets, he would use both of them every time on Todd Gilbert, instead of some really monstrous, horrible people in history. I pushed back, and then he called to basically reiterate why Todd Gilbert was such a horrible person on public policy, and why he’s bad for people, and peppering me with questions about ‘name a time when people make actual change on public policy without feeling personal pain,’ and I wouldn’t agree with that.”
The heated text exchange included a suggestion by Jones that Jennifer Gilbert, the wife of Speaker Gilbert, would feel differently about supporting Second Amendment rights if one of their children were killed. After this, Jones and Coyner reportedly spoke about his position in a phone call.
“You were talking about [hoping] Jennifer Gilbert’s children would die,” Coyner said.
“Yes, I’ve told you this before. Only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy,” Jones responded.
Coyner told the outlet that Jones was referring to their previous conversation in 2020, where he suggested the murder of several police officers would pacify Black Lives Matter protestors.
“We had a pretty heated conversation about public policy and pain involving qualified immunity. I served on the Courts Committee for a short period of time,” Coyner said.
“A bill to remove qualified immunity for police officers, which protects police officers from personal liability in their line of duty and their line of work, and he believed that they should not have qualified immunity, and he was trying to convince me to agree with that, and I said, ‘No, police officers have to make a split second decision about whether or not to shoot a gun to protect themselves or protect others. And if they’re having to think about, will this strip my whole family of everything … are they going to be able to make that split-second decision?’”
“And I said, ‘I believe that people will get killed. Police officers will get killed.’ And he said, ‘Well, maybe if a few of them died, they would move on, not shooting people, not killing people.’ And I said, ‘That’s insane.’”
Jones, who previously denied that the conversation ever took place, said in a statement, “I take full responsibility for my actions, and I want to issue my deepest apology to Speaker Gilbert and his family. Reading back those words made me sick to my stomach. I am embarrassed, ashamed, and sorry.”
“I have reached out to Speaker Gilbert to apologize directly to him, his wife Jennifer, and their children. I cannot take back what I said; I can only take full accountability and offer my sincere apology. Virginians deserve honest leaders who admit when they are wrong and own up to their mistakes. This was a grave mistake, and I will work every day to prove to the people of Virginia that I will fight for them as attorney general.”
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So, The Democrats And Probably Many RINOs believe it's Judicious to Hold The Budget Hostage to Fight for Funding for healthcare of Illegal Invaders? I Guess None of you have Learned Anything!! Go Ahead, Shut down the Government!! I can't wait to run the reports showing your votes!!
Those Primary reports that I run and Release will go a Long Way to Assure None of you will be re-elected. So please, follow through on your threats!
In case you were wondering, approximately 85% of American Citizens are Against This Action. I realize that You All think You Are Members of A Ruling Class, Let Me Remind You, You Are NOT! You Have been Voted into a Position that you have Squandered. You Can Be Voted Out.
You Think The Elite Can Save you. Not This Time! You think Rigged Elections Can Save You, that soon Will Not Be Possible Either. I Believe You Had Better Shape Up. This Country is Finally Getting Back On Track! We Are Finally Getting Our Country Back! The WEF Will Not Win This War. Wake Up before you find yourself working at Burger King, or worse, In Jail. Good Luck!
Charlie Kirk Honored by Hundreds of Thousands for His Christian Values and Patriotism
By Antonio Graceffo
Sep. 22, 2025 8:45
... View MoreCharlie Kirk Honored by Hundreds of Thousands for His Christian Values and Patriotism
By Antonio Graceffo
Sep. 22, 2025 8:45
President Donald Trump takes the stage with Erika Kirk at the Memorial Service for Charlie Kirk at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, Sunday, September 21, 2025.
Since his assassination, people claiming Charlie Kirk was a racist have been unable to produce a single video where he made a racist comment. However, there are countless videos where he said, “This is the greatest country ever to have existed.”
Charlie Kirk loved Christ, loved his nation, and it is fitting that the massive memorial service held for him on September 21, in Arizona, was both Christian and patriotic.
When the announcer introduced President Trump, “Please welcome the 45th and 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump,” Lee Greenwood’s “I’m Proud to Be an American” played as he took the stage, and the crowd roared.
President Trump began: “Today America is a nation in grief, a nation in shock, a nation in mourning. Less than two weeks ago, our nation was robbed of one of the brightest lights of our time, a giant of his generation. Above all, a devoted husband, father, son, Christian, and patriot, Charles James Kirk, was heinously murdered by a radicalized, cold-blooded monster for speaking the truth that was in his heart.”
“He was violently killed because he spoke for freedom and justice, for God and country, for reason and for common sense. He was assassinated because he lived bravely, he lived boldly, and argued brilliantly without apology. He did what was right for our nation. So, on that day, September 10, 2025, our greatest evangelist for American liberty became immortal. He is a martyr now for American freedom.
“I know I speak for everyone here today when I say that none of us will ever forget Charlie Kirk, and neither now will history.” At this point, the crowd went wild, cheering. “Because while Charlie has been reunited with his Creator in Heaven, his voice will echo through the generations, and his name will live forever in the eternal chronicle of America’s greatest patriots. He will live forever.”
President Trump then turned to Charlie’s widow, Erika Kirk, and praised her. Despite the grief and pain she was feeling, he thanked her for having “found the strength and the deep faith to be a comfort to millions and millions of people.”
He said that America wraps its arms around her, and he vowed that Charlie Kirk will live on and be revered as a great American hero.
To Charlie Kirk’s parents, President Trump offered condolences. He told them that while nothing could take away their pain or bring back their son, they should be proud to know that “their son brought more good and love into this world in his short 31 years than most people, even very, very successful people, can bring in a lifetime.”
He went on to say, “Charlie Kirk loved America with everything he had, and as we can see here, America loved Charlie Kirk.”
Trump reminded the audience that the memorial was not only attended by about 100,000 people inside the stadium but also watched on livestream by millions around the world.
“This is like an old-time revival,” he said. “For millions of Americans, especially young people, it is agonizing and unthinkable to say goodbye to a patriot who still had so much to give.”
He then introduced Vice President JD Vance and Speaker Mike Johnson, joking about how impossible it would be to introduce every top official present because there were so many.
In addition to those dignitaries, the speakers included White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth, Donald Trump Jr., and Tucker Carlson.
The national anthem played as President Trump hugged Erika Kirk, Charlie Kirk’s tearful widow.
Taking the microphone, she described the ordeal: “On the night of September 10, I arrived at an Utah hospital to do the unthinkable, to look at my husband’s murdered body.”
Now unanimously chosen to lead Turning Point USA, she offered forgiveness to the alleged shooter and vowed to continue Charlie’s mission of reaching “the lost boys of the West.”
“That young man… I forgive him because it was what Christ did. And it is what Charlie would do. The answer to hate is not hate; the answer is love,” she said, adding the Gospel words: “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do.”
Some people misinterpret Erika Kirk’s public forgiveness of her husband’s killer. It is our Christian duty to forgive those who sin against us, and this is what she was doing.
However, this act of forgiveness should not be confused with condoning the crime or opposing earthly justice. According to both Catholic teaching and mainstream Christian doctrine, human forgiveness operates independently from divine forgiveness and legal accountability.
While Christians are called to forgive unconditionally to purge hatred and revenge from their hearts, this does not mean the perpetrator escapes consequences. Divine forgiveness still requires the killer to genuinely repent and ask God for forgiveness.
Meanwhile, earthly justice must still be pursued – the person must face legal punishment for their crime. Mrs. Kirk’s forgiveness represents the Christian ideal of releasing personal vengeance while still supporting the necessity of legal justice and societal accountability.
Vice President JD Vance said, “I can’t help but think they tried to kill my friend Charlie Kirk, our dear friend, and tonight we speak with Charlie and for Charlie louder than ever.”
He added that Kirk “brought the truth that young people deserve to have a stake in the future,” and praised his example of Christian fatherhood: “Charlie… did so much more than tell the truth. He lived it.”
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth called Charlie Kirk “a warrior for country, a warrior for Christ… He ran the race. He finished the fight.” Secretary of State Marco Rubio declared, “He made a difference. He mattered, and he will matter now more than he ever has before.”
DNI Tulsi Gabbard praised Kirk as “a warrior for truth and freedom… His words were his weapons. He slayed ignorance. He cut through lies and he woke people’s minds.”
The event blended worship and political rally production on a scale comparable to a state funeral.
Turning Point teams even conducted voter registration on-site. Speakers such as Stephen Miller, Benny Johnson, and Jack Posobiec cast the moment as both a spiritual and political battle, while commentators noted the unprecedented melding of religion, politics, and media.
Elon Musk said Kirk was targeted “because his words made a difference… he was showing people the light and he was killed by the dark.”
Ben Carson urged revival, citing John 12:24: “‘Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone. But if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit.’”
Pastor Rob McCoy, Kirk’s longtime spiritual mentor, said he looked at politics as “an on-ramp to Jesus.” Rabbi Pinchas Taylor added that Kirk “defended Israel with clarity and courage.” Cardinal Timothy Dolan predicted his martyrdom would spark a youth revival, calling him “a modern-day St. Paul.”
The service underscored Kirk’s dual identity as activist and evangelist. Hillsdale College announced scholarships and honorary degrees for Charlie and Erika. Attendees chanted “USA” as Trump arrived, while outside a small group of protesters carried hostile signs.
Despite the grief, the tone was one of resolve: “If we’ve learned anything,” a young conservative leader said, “you can kill a man, but you cannot kill a movement.”
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/09/charlie-kirk-honored-christian-values-patriotism/
You know, I Listen To These Young People and They Give Me Hope!! Hope for The Future And Hope for the Future of Our Country. My Question is, if These Young People are smart enough to figure this out, ... View MoreYou know, I Listen To These Young People and They Give Me Hope!! Hope for The Future And Hope for the Future of Our Country. My Question is, if These Young People are smart enough to figure this out, Why aren't the Adults Smart enough to figure it out too??
C'mon Democrats, Get A Clue!!
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