This Palestinian keffiyeh-clad student activist admits that the ultimate goal of the protests is not just the destruction of the state of Israel, but violent revolution in the United States. Unlike the J6 political prisoners, this woman actually IS an ‘insurrectionist. Jail her for treason. “If you keep feeding this ideological crocodile don’t be surprised […]

I didn’t think I could hate Manhattan and the justice system any more than I do, but the Trump trial has made that possible. It’s a stacked deck in favor of political operatives on behalf of the blooming idiot in the Oval Office. Judge Juan Merchan presented the most unfair jury instructions on Wednesday morning […] The post The Jury Sent Questions to Corrupt Judge Merchan Twice appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

“Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion are literally, and that’s not kidding, the core strengths of America. That’s why I’m proud to have the most diverse administration in history…. It taps into the full talents of our country. It starts at the top with the Vice President.” Where do you start with this? It starts at the […] The post If You’re a Communist, This Is Biden’s Most Inspiring Speech appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

The House Ethics Committee opened an inquiry into Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX), who has been indicted on federal bribery charges, the panel announced on Wednesday. An investigative subcommittee will look into whether Cuellar “solicited or accepted bribes, gratuities, or improper gifts; acted as a foreign agent; violated federal money laundering laws; misused his official position for private gain; and/or made false statements or omissions on public disclosure statements filed with the House,” a press release said. Rep. Michael Guest (R-MS) will serve as chair of the investigative subcommittee while Rep. Glenn Ivey (D-MD) will serve as ranking member. Reps. Ben Cline (R-VA) and Madeleine Dean (D-PA) were picked to round out the team. The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced in early May the unsealing of an indictment against Cuellar and his wife Imelda in the Southern District of Texas, accusing them of participating in schemes involving bribery, unlawful foreign influence, and money laundering. Cuellar, a 68-year-old who this year is running for an 11th term in the House, accepted $600,000 in bribes from two foreign entities — an energy company controlled by Azerbaijan and a bank headquartered in Mexico City — in exchange for official acts as a member of Congress, the DOJ said. In response to the indictment, Cuellar said he and his wife were “innocent of these allegations.” Cuellar also said he “proactively sought legal advice from the House Ethics Committee, who gave me more than one written opinion, along with an additional opinion from a national law firm.” The congressman added, “Furthermore, we requested a meeting with the Washington D.C. prosecutors to explain the facts and they refused to discuss the case with us or hear our side.” Rules for the House Ethics Committee dictate that the panel shall either establish an investigative subcommittee or report to the House describing its reasons for not establishing an investigative subcommittee within 30 days of a member being “indicted or otherwise formally charged with criminal conduct.” Members of the House Ethics Committee voted unanimously to establish an investigative subcommittee, the panel said. The committee also noted that it is “aware of the risks associated with dual investigations and is in communication with the Department of Justice to mitigate the potential risks while still meeting the Committee’s obligations to safeguard the integrity of the House.” In concluding its statement, the House Ethics Committee said, “No other public comment will be made on this matter except in accordance with Committee rules.”