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'They Threw A Grenade – Now Feign Outrage' – No Sympathy For TikTok Traitors

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CBS Insider Brett Mauser EXPOSES Internal Training ‘Stop Thinking in Terms of Objective Journalism’

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Obamacare Is A Disaster, Just As Expected

Ghislaine Maxwell donated to hospital where Virginia Giuffre lost her baby days after alleged 'orgy with Prince Andrew'

Journalist who covered cartels murdered; message left next to body

Legendary broadcast journalist once called 'the most trusted man in America' Walter Cronkite appears in newly released Epstein flight logs

Please get your facts straight. This woman explains the link between Tylenol and autism. Multiple vaccines cause inflammation and the depletion of glutathione from the body...The addition of Tylenol exacerbates the problem by also depleting glutathione, which acts as an antioxidant to clean up the inflammation. The result is extreme inflammation that causes havoc in a child's body

Trump and Hegseth need to address this travesty asap. Our 1st Amendment Rights do not end with some tiny shit hole country in the Mideast. Or with the blackmailed faggots in Washington DC who need to be exposed in order to free America. ONCE AGAIN.

BREAKING: DHS Sec. Noem announces the southern border wall will be painted black to "make it even harder for people to climb."

CE arrests 9 illegal aliens and seizes drugs, scammed gift cards at underground nightclub in California

ICE arrests 9 illegal aliens and seizes drugs, scammed gift cards at underground nightclub in California

They, along with two other mothers, filed briefs with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, setting the stage for oral arguments.City News Service, News PartnerPosted Mon, Aug 11, 2025 at 5:12 pm PTMURRIETA, CA — Attorneys representing four mothers — two of whom are from the Inland Empire — federally challenging California's denial of religious-based exemptions to vaccination requirements for kids' admission to public schools filed briefs with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, setting the stage for oral arguments, it was announced Monday."Our First Amendment liberties must be protected with vigilance," Murrieta-based Advocates for Faith & Freedom President Robert Tyler said about the case. "We are honored to take this fight to the U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on behalf of our courageous clients."In March, U.S. District Judge Marilyn Huff in San Diego dismissed the plaintiffs' civil rights lawsuit seeking an injunction against the state's enforcement of Senate Bill 277 because of its failure to include a "personal belief exemption" to the vaccination schedule — an exemption that existed from 1961 to 2016.Find out what's happening in Temeculafor free with the latest updates from Patch.SubscribeThe plaintiffs immediately announced their intention to appeal. With the filing of opening briefs on Friday, the appellants and state attorneys are now awaiting a court date to argue the case before the federal panel."Advocates for Faith & Freedom highlights what is an important point of fairness but also an important principle of constitutional law: before the state is allowed to ban school children from all public and private schools in California, it must demonstrate that doing so is necessary," attorney Erin Mersino said. " It is hard to prove necessity to single out religious exemptions for extinction, however, when the state allows so many secular exemptions."Find out what's happening in Temeculafor free with the latest updates from Patch.SubscribeSB 277 only allows medically valid exemptions, such as pre-existing disorders that could pose risks if a person receives one of the immunizations for Hepatitis B, polio, diptheria-tetanus-pertussis, varicella, or measles, mumps and rubella.The plaintiffs said not only are the shots required when children are enrolled for the first time in K-12 programs, but boosters are mandated later — possibly totaling 17 shots by the end of a youth's K-12 attendance.Huff found no grounds for invalidating any part of SB 277, instead recognizing California Department of Justice attorneys' arguments that no portion of the law "unfairly impacts individuals with religious beliefs.""The plaintiffs' claims are unsupported as a matter of federal constitutional law, which for decades has consistently held that a state's exercise of its police powers in protecting the public from communicable diseases is rationally based," according to the original brief filed by state prosecutors."States have a legitimate, if not compelling, interest in requiring children to be vaccinated before entering school."The plaintiffs — Kristi Caraway of Lake Elsinore, Tiffany Brown of Hollister, Sarah Clark of Temecula and Sara Royce of Pala — are seeking reapplication of the personal belief exemption because of concerns over the contents of the vaccinations and their potential negative impacts.The youngest of Caraway's three children "developed injuries following vaccination, specifically the HepB and MMR vaccines," the plaintiffs stated."The child was non-verbal until age 6, diagnosed with autism," the suit said. "Following the boy's injuries, Caraway and her husband began to research vaccines and discovered that many contain aborted fetal cells. The Caraways made the decision to stop vaccinating their children."The plaintiffs relied on the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention's published "excipient" lists associated with some drugs, as well as the U.S. Food & Drug Administration's online information sheets, the Journal for Clinical Microbiology, the National Academy of Sciences and other entities to bolster their position.The civil complaint noted the MRC-5 and WI-38 cell lines, which "have their origins in ... lung tissue of aborted fetuses," have been previously identified in chickenpox and MMR vaccines."Many individuals religiously object to vaccinations based on the use of aborted fetal tissue in certain vaccinations," the complaint said.The plaintiffs further objected to "aluminum adjuvants," thimersal, mercury, polyethylene glycol and formaldehyde concentrated in various shots, raising the prospect of harmful side-effects.State attorneys argued the inoculations help spread "herd immunity" among children gathered together in crowded spaces, exposed to re-occurring viral contacts."The diseases for which California requires school vaccinations are very serious conditions that pose very real health risks to children," the defendants wrote, citing SB 277.Prosecutors further cited a 1944 Supreme C

Eric Barber: J6 Patriot and Stock Car Driver Fighting for a Sponsor to Keep His Racing Dream Alive

Russian volcano erupts for first time in centuries after massive earthquake strikes Kamchatka Peninsula

DOGE Losing Clout at GSA, Report Says

Declassified docs show Obama's spooks used Washington Post stenographer Ellen Nakashima to plant 3 major Russiagate stories: 1) Crowdstrike/DNC "hack"; 2) ICA Putin-Trump "consensus" and 3) Carter Page "Russian agent" FISAs. Nakashima is a useful

NEW: Declassified docs show Obama's spooks used Washington Post stenographer Ellen Nakashima to plant 3 major Russiagate stories: 1) Crowdstrike/DNC "hack"; 2) ICA Putin-Trump "consensus" and 3) Carter Page "Russian agent" FISAs. Nakashima is a useful

NEW: Declassified docs show Obama's spooks used Washington Post stenographer Ellen Nakashima to plant 3 major Russiagate stories: 1) Crowdstrike/DNC "hack"; 2) ICA Putin-Trump "consensus" and 3) Carter Page "Russian agent" FISAs. Nakashima is a useful idiot and a Pulitzer fraud.

Not A Single Conservative Guest Has Appeared On 'The View' In 2025

James Comey testified that the DNC "Russian hack" was determined by Crowdstrike AFTER the Democrats refused to hand over their servers to the FBI.

From Durham's Declassified Appendix: Crowdstrike, Origins of Hillary's plan to frame Trump, Leonard Benardo (Soros stooge)

Brown University reaches agreement with Trump administration, funding to be restored

AI Researchers Are Negotiating $250 Million Pay Packages Just Like NBA. Stars

Susan Rice thinks you should read Job Brennan's and James Clapper's NYT article, then go dig up Epstein.

Just a friendly reminder how much a 3% interest rate difference on a 450k mortgage destroys your finances.

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Mel Gibson says it’s time to vote Republican and take back California

Marjorie Taylor Greene reveals Congress just voted to send $1.6 billion dollars to foreign countries, including $15 million to teach African soldiers how to avoid getting AIDS