Trump may face allegations of crimes against humanity for promoting an unconfirmed anti-coronavirus drug
Donald Trump's promotion of an anti-malarial drug did not produce the effect that the US president was counting on. And instead of hundreds of recovered, pharmacies and hospitals are now deficient in hydroxychloroquine, and Ohio state Rep. Tavia Galonski (D) is about to make "a referral for crimes against humanity." «I can’t take it anymore. I’ve been to The Hague. I’m making a referral for crimes against humanity tomorrow. Today’s press conference was the last straw. I know the need for a prosecution referral when I see one,» Galonski tweeted. I can’t take it any...
The illogical NYPD arrests people because they were on the street during self-isolation but later they were put in a cell with 20 other prisoners
In their eagerness to obey officials' orders for self-isolation and social distance, New York City police slightly go too far. Obviously, the officers are aimed at cleaning the streets, having forgotten, for which it is necessary to keep people at a distance from each other. "NEW YORK CITY police officers arrested three people in Brooklyn over the weekend after they allegedly “failed to maintain social distancing,” court documents reviewed by The Intercept show. The three individuals appear to be among the first in the city to be arrested over the Covid-19 mitigation mea...
An Asian woman suffered racist and violent attack from four people in a bus
In New York, a hate crime was committed against a 51-year-old woman. According to police reports, an unknown woman and three teenagers insulted the victim for a long time with racist slurs, and then beat her. Eyewitnesses and the victim say that the woman was hit with an umbrella on the head, which cleaved the skin, after which all four disappeared from the scene of the crime. The incident occurred on March 28 in the Bronx. The victim was immediately taken to the nearest hospital, where doctors stitched a bleeding head wound. "Right now, we've seen particularly troubli...
Louisiana pastor going to gather over 1,000 people on Palm Sunday
Life Tabernacle Church pastor, Tony Spell, who is called the Ambassador of the Coronavirus among Christians behind the scenes, intends to bring more than a thousand people in 27 buses in a couple of weeks to conduct the service on Palm Sunday. His fanatical denial of a pandemic could turn into a tragedy. The funny fact is that the law enforcement authorities allowed six such meetings and most likely the seventh will also be held without opposition from the authorities. Hiding behind the fact that the entire pandemic is supposedly a government conspiracy, and he needs par...
A two 18-year-old teenagers are the prime suspects in the murder of a Wisconsin doctor and her spouse
The bodies of two dead were discovered last week. They turned out to be 52-year-old Dr. Beth Potter and her husband, 57-year-old Robin Carre. A few days later, the police managed to detain suspects in the commission of the planned murder of the couple. According to the main version of the investigators, the detained 18-year-old Ali'jah J. Larrue and his accomplice Khari Sanford had previously planned a double homicide of a university doctor and her husband. “It’s an intense investigation of a serious crime,” police spokesman Marc Lovicott said. “There are lots of pieces...
The media hide the details of the case of the rape of two 11 and 14-year-old girls by two illegal immigrants
According to official information, all the media that covered the two egregious rapes in Maryland stubbornly tried to ignore two very controversial circumstances. The first is that two illegal immigrants were counted as residents of Maryland and the second, that both criminals aged 19 and 21 attended public school as students. According to the Illegal Alien Crime Report, several large media outlets, including The Daily Mail, The Washington Examiner, Fox News and The Washington Post, covered the crime, but hid the fact that the criminals are in the US illegally and, moreov...
A protest near an abortion clinic in North Carolina ended with the arrests of eight protesters
According to official information, about 50 people gathered at the door of the Preferred Women’s Health Center of Charlotte on Saturday. Arriving at the scene, Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers first asked to leave the scene voluntarily, when some of the protesters refused to leave, the police detained eight people. It is reported that in Charlotte, as in the rest of the state, there is a state of emergency and therefore mass gatherings exceeding 10 people are prohibited. All those arrested showed no resistance. By law, issued citations do not imply imprisonment. Ch...
Inspector General dismissed by Donald Trump for doing his job well
Former intelligence community inspector general, Michael Atkinson, on Sunday night Monday issued a statement calling his dismissal biased because he complied with his “legal obligation”. "It is hard not to think that the President's loss of confidence in me derives from my having faithfully discharged my legal obligations as an independent and impartial Inspector General, and from my commitment to continue to do so," Atkinson said. A powerful message from Inspector Gen. Atkinson after his retaliatory firing: “The American people deserve an honest and effective gov...
Florida pastor who was arrested for serving during a pandemic lost his insurance
Karma overtook pastor at The River at Tampa Bay Church, Rodney Howard-Browne. Two days after the arrest of a pastor, who acted contrary to common sense and endangered 400 people with the risk of contracting a coronavirus, now lost insurance. The cancellation of insurance became known from Browne's lawyer, who said that his client intended to protect his parishioners from “government tyranny,” but the state authorities got ahead of him and deprived the pastor of insurance to stop the unreasonable and dangerous mass meetings. “On Monday, the sheriff held this circus of a...