You might have already reviewed the prior discussion thread on the protestors who tried to disrupt the Donald Trump rally last evening. – SEE HERE –  However,  SkyPhoenix attended the Albuquerque Trump rally and was kind enough to explain what she experienced first hand: 

…”First-time commenter here, although my husband and I have been faithfully reading CTH every night for months and loving it. Attended the Albuquerque rally tonight; it was wonderful. Very inspiring!

It was very calm outside when we entered the building at 4 pm. After the rally, however, thousands of us headed for the main exit but we got jammed up in the lobby and didn’t know why we weren’t moving any more. We were all crammed into the lobby shoulder to shoulder. Finally we learned that the police had put the metal barriers against the front doors on the outside, but we didn’t know why.
No one announced to us what was going on or redirected us to different exits. We didn’t move for about 30 min and still couldn’t see outside. Several people learned from their smartphones what was going on outside. (The battery on mine had died.) (more…)

Democrats turned violent in New Mexico tonight while protesting against a rally held by republican candidate Donald Trump.
Will the media demand Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders denounce their supporters who have turned violent?


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The entire Clinton Clan have a long history of manufacturing optics. Either by paying supporters to seem unaffiliated, genuine or grassroots – or by seeding protests against their political opponents to give the appearance of genuine controversy/protest. The latest example of a Veteran Protest at Trump Tower is the latter.
The Washington Post wrote a story last week questioning Donald Trump’s fundraiser for veterans. The Clinton campaign organized a phone call with campaign activists to stimulate ideas to stir up the controversy.

The Daily Beast caught wind of the manufactured protest effort:

[…] The Clinton campaign swiftly organized a conference call for Saturday, led by the Clinton campaign’s veterans and military families outreach director, Jonathan Murray. According to one of the people on that call, participants were told that the Clinton campaign should not be seen viewed as behind the organizer of the protest.

At Monday’s protest, Marine veteran and Clinton supporter Alexander McCoy served as a spokesman for the demonstrators—and went to great lengths to hide the Clinton campaign’s involvement with organizing the demonstration.

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Facing diminishing polls, and the solidifying narrative emanating from them, which hold a very real potential to permanently damage her in the presidential election, Team Clinton have requested immediate aid from one of their primary corporate media sponsors.
In response Michael Cohen goes on CNN this morning to defend Donald Trump.
Two parts of the 15 minute interview. Part I:

Apparently the U.S. media has chosen this week to once again reassert itself as the epitome of broadcast propaganda; Pravda must have been giving them a run for the ruses.
One of the examples today comes from the nascent Jake Tapper of CNN who rallied the proverbial troops around a claim that Donald Trump “brought up Vince Foster” while campaigning for President.

After a two minute diatribe on his framework Tapper begins the panel discussion by saying: “how do you respond to Donald Trump bringing up Vince Foster?”
Except there’s a problem; you know, the pesky truth,… Donald Trump didn’t bring up Vince Foster, a reporter did.
As outlined in the Washington Post: (more…)

CNN broadcast a one hour special yesterday called “Why they hate us” discussing why adherents to the most authentic interpretations of Islam hate the United States.
Overall, the broadcasted presentation by Fareed Zakaria was good; actually, very good.  Perhaps one of the best one hour presentations in quite a while.  The content was engaging, the historical references were well presented and well outlined…. until a fatal flaw. The common, disconcerting and uncomfortable fatal flaw.

In what can only be viewed as an effort to downplay the scope of the threat, Fareed Zakaria claims the existence of only 100,000 jihad-minded Islamic followers world-wide.  Fifteen minutes later he presents the 2014 terror victim outcome of 30,000 dead in a single year from Muslim Terrorist Attacks; most victims also Muslim – as if that matters.
Zakaria would have the viewing audience believe that 100k world-wide adherent followers, could inflict 30,00 fatalities.  Common sense, not prone to co-dependency, would refute such an obtuse argument. (more…)

Having noted a Politico article with Speaker Paul Ryan mentioned in a litany of media articles today, all spinning the same narrative, we decided to dig directly to the sourcing and find out what CBS (here), The Hill (here), and Politico (here), were actually selling.

“Ryan: Trump could win, but I’m not ‘betting’ on it” (politico)

“Paul Ryan on Donald Trump victory: “I’m not a betting man“” (CBS)

It took a little scouring, but the audio of a 30 minute interview between Glenn Thrush and Paul Ryan was located. (embedded below)
Having listened to the interview the articles outlined above are intensely dishonest about the construct of the interview and the subject of Ryan’s commentary surrounding candidate Donald Trump.  The media is so dishonest – brutally so. (more…)

Candidate Donald Trump released a new social media video on Monday (via instagram) using audio of Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick who have accused President Clinton of sexual assault.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BFwTioiGhQj/
Candidate Hillary Clinton has been called an “enabler” by both Kathleen Willey and Juanita Broaddrick who have also asserted Hillary began a smear campaign against them to protect the political future of her husband.

As most anticipated Officer Edward Nero has been acquitted by Judge Wiliams during a bench trial determination.  The arrest and charges were political decisions intended entirely to appease the racial grievance community…

(Baltimore Maryland) Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams on Monday rejected the state’s case against Officer Edward Nero, acquitting him on all counts for his role in the arrest and death of Freddie Gray.
The judgment, which followed a five-day bench trial, is the first in the closely-watched case. Nero, 30, had faced four misdemeanor charges of second-degree assault, reckless endangerment and two counts of misconduct in office.
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President Obama is visiting Vietnam today and paused for a picture with communist party President Tran Dai Quang in front of a bust of Ho Chi Minh.
Perhaps it’s just me, but given the nature of the diplomatic relationship this specific optic seems rather inappropriate.

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