Biden holds America hostage Texas should pay him off to close the border JAN 19

CNN reported, “Schumer optimistic leaders will reach agreement on border, Ukraine funding following Biden meeting.” Democrats and RINOs made it clear that protecting Ukraine’s border is more important than protecting America’s border from an invasion for 10 million or more terrorists, drug mules, Red Chinese spies, gangbangers and welfare cases. Schumer said, “There are a couple of people in the room who said let’s do the border first — we said we have to do both together in the Senate. The president himself said over and over again, that he is willing to move forward on border.” Willing to move forward? That’s not what the facts say. In Texas, Biden and his goons want Governor Greg Abbott to quit protecting the state’s border with Mexico. NBC reported, “Texas is refusing to comply with a cease-and-desist letter from the Biden administration over actions by the state that have impeded U.S. Border Patrol agents from accessing part of the border with Mexico.” Under Biden, Border Patrol agents are little more than Walmart greeters. The story continued, “In a letter to the Department of Homeland Security, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton rejected the Biden administration’s request for the state to cease and desist its takeover of Shelby Park, an epicenter of southwest border illegal immigration in Eagle Pass.” Paxton wrote, “Because the facts and law side with Texas, the State will continue utilizing its constitutional authority to defend her territory, and I will continue defending those lawful efforts in court.” Obama previously succeeded in getting the John Roberts Supreme Court to stop Arizona from enforcing federal and to protect its border. Texas is using state law. The NBC story ended, “The Biden administration has threatened to refer the matter to the Justice Department if Texas denies Border Patrol agents full access to the area.” Rather than arresting and prosecuting illegal aliens, Crazy Eyes Merrick Garland will arrest Texas Rangers and other law enforcement officials for upholding the law. Garland’s gang lost a battle yesterday as Breitbart reported, “Federal Appeals Court Reverses Position, Allows Texas Floating Barrier to Remain.” The barrier is meant to keep illegals from crossing the Rio Grande to invade Texas. The argument in Washington is that our immigration problem is broken and we need to change the law, but the real problem is the refusal of every president between Reagan and Trump refusing to enforce the law. Despite a refusal by a Republican Congress to build a wall it promised to build in 2006 (indeed, both parties agreed on this), President Trump was able to rein in the border. He even got Mexico to host the people applying for refugee status. Biden and his DC pals immediately eliminated the Stay in Mexico program, and now allow illegal aliens to remain in America until their hearings — which are scheduled for 10 years from now. Readers must understand that illegal aliens and open borders are a trillion-dollar business with the kickbacks that go with it. Those sudden deaths from young people are not just vaccine-related but reflect fentanyl’s rise in drug abuse. With Epstein Island closed, the pedo pipeline runs through our border. I could go on. But the politicians keep spreading the lie that illegal aliens are just here to pick the crops as if it were still 1953. The Daily Caller tweeted, “Jerry Nadler Says ‘Vegetables’ Will ‘Rot’ If Illegal Immigrants Aren't There To Pick Them.” Nope. You would think the world’s largest turnip would know how we harvest our food now. We do it with machines because thanks to welfare, illegal aliens are refusing to do the work that Americans refuse to do.

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Hi my name is Nana !I am a daughter of one biilliionaire , my mom She can't even spell Here Comes The Next Blockbuster Lawsuit: Dominion Vs Newsmax! Another voting machine company wants $600 million for pain and $1 billion for suffering EMERALD ROBINSON DEC 1 The Right Way is the #1 conservative blog on Substack — recommended by over 228 other Substack authors! Just yesterday, an early Christmas gift arrived at my door: the Dominion Voting Systems v. Newsmax lawsuit in all its glory. It’s 175 pages — with an additional 30 exhibits at the back that are unpaginated! It weighs three pounds! It cries. It makes demands. It wants lots of money. It wants to search through the phone and email records of journalists. It’s like a little paper baby of the U.S. national security state. Just look at all the attorneys that Dominion has hired for this case! They’ve got law firms out of Delaware, Texas, California, Vermont, New York, and Virginia. They even have Governor Ron DeSantis’ favorite law firm: Clare Locke LLP. You might recall that Gov. DeSantis personally praised one of the partners of the firm at a roundtable discussion back in February 2023: “Also joining us here today is Libby Locke, she is a partner at Clare Locke LLP and is an extraordinaire when it comes to First Amendment defamation."

Lois The Corpse Flower

After weeks of playing hard to get, Lois, the corpse flower, has finally started blooming for an entire city of suitors eager to see her true colors — and not-so-sweet scent.
The 5-foot-tall Lois has courted thousands of visitors this month at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, romancing the public with her mysterious story as a special flower with a knockout smell of rotting flesh.

A flower with the scent smell of rotting flesh.

The perfect gift for your zombie girlfriend.

Don't Wash Me

San Marcos, Tx - He's made a likeness of the Mona Lisa.

There's a portrait of Albert Einstein.

He's even recreated that infamous picture of dogs playing poker.

You've seen knock-offs of those before. So what's the big deal about Scott Wade's art? It's his canvas.

The San Marcos, Texas graphics interface designer paints his masterpieces in a place where they're guaranteed not to last for posterity - the dirty windows on his Mini Cooper.

Like many of us, Wade has seen those cars badly in need of some water and has been tempted to scrawl the hackneyed 'wash me' on a dust obscured back window.

But one day four years ago, inspiration struck, and the artist-in-waiting decided to attempt something far more ambitious than just a message about dirt. At first, he used his finger to sketch cartoon-like figures on his own car.

Then he discovered a new trick - you could use a frayed Popsicle stick to get all kinds of gray hues in that ash. So he began experimenting and before he knew it his artistic bent - with an accent on the bent - began coming out.

Wade can often be seen zooming his car over dusty hill and trail, trying to accumulate a layer of dirt on the back windshield so he can draw his newest creation.

In addition to his classics, the 48-year-old has also done replicas of Vincent van Gogh's "Starry Night", Boticelli's "The Birth of Venus", a picture of his late dog, various funny faces, a tribute to a magazine writer who wrote an article about him, and even a likeness of "The Last Supper."

He's also received requests to use the ashes of cremated people to draw their likenesses as they roll to their final resting place, a decidedly creepy idea.

"I've always drawn pictures on dirty windows," the artist explains. "It wasn't a conscious decision to develop a new art form. It was just looking for art in everything."

Each one takes only about half an hour to create and the results can be astonishing.

He's made about 50 of them so far, and never washes them off, allowing time, nature and the occasional rain storm to do that for him. He takes pictures of every one of them and claims he's never upset when they're gone, calling that the transitory nature of his muse.

Besides, like an Etch-a-Sketch, it simply clears the way for his next creation.

"Since it's temporary it doesn't have to be perfect," Wade points out. "You don't have to belabour it."

Naturally, there are academics who hail his work as a bold new step in the world of art.

"They're really transient art which, again, artists have done," explains Texas State University art and design professor Brian Row, who taught Wade in college. "You experience it once and it's gone. ... It certainly falls within the range of the way artists work."

Among Wade's worst enemies in his creative endeavours: too much sun (which can make the dust difficult to manipulate), a downpour (which happens frequently in Texas), and a rear windshield wiper (which can act as a giant eraser.)

To see this amazing artwork, click here.

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Texas Speed Trap

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It's The Rich White Man's Fault. Again.

Wilma Skinner would like to scream at the officials of this city. If only they would pick up their phones.

"I done called for a shelter, I done called for help. There ain't none. No one answers," she said, standing in blistering heat outside a check-cashing store that had just run out of its main commodity. "Everyone just says, 'Get out, get out.' I've got no way of getting out. And now I've got no money."

I guess they done left. Like you should have by Tuesday at the latest.

"All the banks are closed and I just got off work," said Thomas Visor, holding his sweaty paycheck as he, too, tried to get inside the store, where more than 100 people, all of them black or Hispanic, fretted in line. "This is crazy. How are you supposed to evacuate a hurricane if you don't have money? Answer me that?"

What the hell were you doing at work the day before the hurricane strikes ?
Did you not hear the orders to get out ? Did you not hear about the nearly empty busses ?
Is it everyone else's fault that you didn't think ahead ?

"This is the worst planning I've ever seen," she said. "They say, 'We've learned a lot from Hurricane Katrina.' Well, you couldn't prove it by me."

I guess, (even though you live there), that you are ignorant of the fact that Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States. Look at the map idiot. There simply aren't enough roads. I guess (like some of the people that have left comments on my Blog lately), that you think the government was supposed to set up teleporters for you. Damn the government for not having Star Trek tech !

On Bellaire Boulevard in southwest Houston, a weeping woman and her young daughter stood on the sidewalk, surrounded by plastic bags full of clothes and blankets. "I'd like to go, but nobody come get me," the woman said in broken English. When asked her name, she looked frightened. "No se, no se," she said: Spanish for "I don't know."

Her daughter, who appeared to be about 9, whispered in English, "We're from Mexico."

I'm guessing you're here illegally and I guess you should have stayed in Mexico.

For the poor and the disenfranchised, the mighty evacuation orders that preceded Rita were something they could only ignore.

What's with the media and this "disenfranchised" crap ?
Disenfranchised from what ?

"We got no other choice but to stay here. We're homeless and we're broke," he said. "I thought about going to Dallas, but now it's too late. I got no way to get there."

Where will he stay?

"A nice white man gave me a motel room for three days. Just walked up and said, 'Here.' So my buddy and me will stick it out," he said, pointing to another homeless man. "We got a half-gallon of whiskey and a room."

Oh My God.
"A nice white man" ?
This can't be !
The Race Pimps can't allow this !
At least he's got a half-gallon of whiskey and a room. What more preparation does one need ?

An emergency official eventually sent a van to take the couple to a shelter at a recreation center.

So... despite the hysteria this "reporter" (DEBORAH HASTINGS) wanted to invoke... They were not abandoned. Huh. Makes you wonder what DEBORAH HASTINGS agenda was.

Mandatory evacuation orders were issued Wednesday for the area.

It's now Friday.

If I didn't have a car, I would have started walking Wednesday. No, make that Monday.

I wonder. Did DEBORAH HASTINGS inform these idiots that the Mayor had nearly empty busses waiting for them or did she just let them sit there whining and waiting to die ?
This can't be the fault of people that didn't prepare.
This has got to be Bush's fault.

Sept. 21, 2005, 5:50PM
Parts of Houston join evacuation

In addition to the evacuation orders, Houston's mayor asked companies to let non-essential employees skip work Thursday and Friday and suggested schools cancel classes so that families have time to leave.

Huh. I wonder why Thomas Visor was still at work Friday ? Did he not see the weather report ?

Although Galveston police don't plan to drag reluctant residents off the island, city officials reassured residents no one who wants to leave would be left behind. Sharon Strain, head of the Galveston Housing Authority, said anyone who can't make it to the buses would be picked up.

"We've got more bus space than people and I'm not going to send them off empty,'' said City Manager Steve LeBlanc. "We are going to hold empty buses until the bitter end."

So Again I wonder... what was DEBORAH HASTINGS agenda ? To save lives ? To report the truth ? I think she's hoping poor people will get killed to further her career.

If it seems like I'm insensitive to these people, you're right. They had ample warning just like the people in New Orleans and they chose to do nothing. I don't know about you but I'm sick of people blaming others for their own lack of responsibility. How is it Bush's fault, FEMA's fault, My fault or Your fault when people that were given warning days in advance do nothing ?

Oh right.

Global Warming causes hurricanes.

Bush didn't sign Kyoto (even though Clinton didn't and because the President can't sign any treaty without Congressional approval).

And Haliburton ! Why they must be in on this too !

Bahhhhhhhh !

Texas Still Most Active Death-Penalty State

Texas remained the most active death penalty state in 2004 with 23 executions, down from a year ago and about average for the past decade.

Twenty-three deterred murders, it's a start.