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The judge in the Lindsay Clancy triple child murder trial has denied scumbag lawyer Kevin Reddington's motion to toss out the mistrial and simply declare the murderess not guilty. So the DA, who is probably Woke AF, will have to decided if he's going to half-ass another fakey-fake attempt to convict the murderess against the wishes of his woke Karen voters.

Justice Alito says he knows exactly who leaked the Dobbs decision, but he says he doesn't have enough proof to take it to court so he won't say who it is. A rare cuck-out from Alito.

The US has pulled all bombers from the Fairford, UK air force base that was menaced by some very British shirtless men who were not doing anything bad and if they were, then they are culturally justified in doing it.

Unfortunately this means the bombers will have to take off and land in the US during bombing runs.

All U.S. Air Force bombers in the U.K. were returned to their home bases in the United States following a suspected terror plot that U.S. officials have suggested may be linked to Iran targeting a U.S. military facility last week, officials said.

About a dozen B-1 bombers were among the aircraft removed from Royal Air Force (RAF) Station Fairford in Gloucestershire, England, a U.S. official told Fox News. The base is the only European forward operating location for American heavy bombers.

"We can acknowledge now that all U.S. bombers that were deployed to RAF Fairford have re-deployed to their home stations in the United States," a department official said.

The Pentagon emphasized that despite the relocation, the bomber fleet remains fully prepared to launch long-range strike missions directly from the continental United States whenever needed.

"The Airmen that operate America's bomber force, including B-1s, B-2s, and B-52s, remain ready to deliver precision global strike capabilities -- including through operations that launch and recover from the continental United States -- anywhere, anytime," the official said.

RAF Fairford functions as a key European base for heavy American strategic bombers and has supported U.S. military operations, including missions targeting Iranian sites.

Last Sunday, U.K. officials said three suspicious vehicles containing fuel accelerants were found near RAF Fairford.

"We can confirm that no improvised explosive devices were found. However, a quantity of petrol was recovered," officials said.

I'm really questioning what NATO delivers to the US any longer. All we counted on them for was a few acres of land here and there where we could launch and land planes from. And now they can't even supply dirt.

An ITV reporter says...

Dan Rivers @danriversitv

Scoop: I have heard from a source familiar with the RAF Fairford story that the US feared a drone a attack similar to Ukraine's Operation Spiderweb last year which destroyed 10 Russian aircraft. They fear Iran might copy the tactics and that drones might even already be in UK, hence abrupt departure of B1s.

Trump is "closely monitoring" the escape of the plague from a Russian bioweapons lab.

I'm sorry, I mean "bio lab." I'm sure they deny researching the plague for weapons purposes.

The Trump administration is closely watching reports of a suspected fatal plague infection in Russia and is urging Moscow to be transparent, officials said Sunday night.

The Moscow Times reported this weekend that health officials in Siberia's Irkutsk region placed nearly 200 people under medical observation after a laboratory worker died from the plague.

Alexei Tsydenov, head of the neighboring republic of Buryatia, confirmed that a lab worker who broke a test tube of live bacteria had died from an unspecified form of plague, the Times reported.

State Department officials told NewsNation and Fox News that U.S. officials were monitoring the situation and details were still vague.

"We are aware of reports of a fatal case of suspected pneumonic plague in Irkutsk Oblast, Russia. We are monitoring the situation closely with the CDC and our other interagency partners," one official told NewsNation.

Karoline Leavitt has become a Fox News contributor, and will debut by November 1. Good. That's a more forgiving job for a mom of very young children.

What a surprise -- Ahmadrahman Mohamed El-Sayed's sister-in-law was on a terror watch list.

Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's sister-in-law appeared in the Terrorist Screening Database, court documents filed in 2016 indicate. Mariam Jukaku, the sister of El-Sayed's wife, Sarah Jukaku, was a participant in two suits the Council on American-Islamic Relations brought against U.S. government officials on behalf of individuals disputing their alleged placement on the watch list, according to court filings.

One suit sought an injunction removing the plaintiffs from the database and a declaratory judgment that their Fifth Amendment rights had been violated. The other was a class action lawsuit the plaintiffs filed to obtain compensatory damages and recover legal fees from the government. Jukaku appeared in a Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) press conference announcing the suits. Texas and Florida recently designated CAIR a terrorist organization.

Before joining the suits, Jukaku filed a complaint with the Department of Homeland Security after she reportedly noticed in 2012 that "her boarding pass was stamped with the 'SSSS' designation, indicating that she had been designated as a 'known or suspected terrorist.'" Jukaku, who is Muslim, said the designation triggered "extensive searches, pat downs and chemical testing" and speculated that she was added to the watch list because of racism or religious discrimination, according to the suit. She also said she believed she had been removed from the list following her DHS complaint, though the government reportedly never confirmed either the removal or her presence on the list.

Aww: Stephen Colbert's cucked-out fanfiction script for a Lord of the Rings mid-quel (it would take place during the timeline of the Lord of the Rings) has been put on hold under the new Skydance regime overseeing Warner Bros.

Looks like the insufferable Stephen Colbert got canceled twice in 2026. First, his basement-rated Late Night show ended on CBS. Today, we are learning that his face-saving project, scripting a Lord of the Rings movie, has, at best, been put in turnaround.

Tee hee.

If you recall, back in March, just weeks before his humiliating cancellation became real, Colbert showed up in a video hosted by director Peter Jackson to humble-brag about how he's writing the next Lord of the Rings movie. The message was clear: Colbert wanted everyone to know, especially us MAGAtards, that his career isn't over. Oh, no! It's bigger and better than ever! So, take that! And that! And THAT!

At the time, Colbert's movie, Shadow of the Past, was looking like a sure thing. As soon as filming ended on The Hunt for Gollum (which is filming now), Colbert's movie was all set to start filming. Yes, Colbert's triumph was a "go picture."

Well, no more...

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Colbert's "film hasn't been fully canceled, but it has hit major development speed bumps. They are still working on drafts, but filming isn't expected anytime soon," reports Knight Edge Media [emphasis original]. "The new studio simply doesn't see Lord of the Rings as profitable as it once did and wants to see how The Hunt for Gollum does before greenlighting more projects."

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Colbert blamed David Ellison's takeover of CBS for cancelling his Late Night show (even though it was canceled before the merger was complete). And now, just days after Ellison's merger with Warner Bros. was finalized, Colbert's comeback movie stalls, sputters, and will likely die.

If this episode is ever made into a movie, I'd like to suggest the following title: The Desolation of Smug.

I wouldn't mind seeing a similar movie -- Colbert's "big idea" was to just film four chapters omitted from Peter Jackson's edited-down version of the story -- but I don't want this nasty woke gaywad anywhere near it.

Timur Kuran
@timurkuran

The biggest issue raised by Jane Doe vs. the Cornell 7 isn't simply who is responsible. It is what the controversy could do to relations between men and women at a moment when American social life is already in trouble.

Young Americans are increasingly lonely and unhappy. Marriage is down, sex among young adults is down, fertility is at a record low, and men and women continue to polarize politically.

A toxic blame game could make all this worse. Women may retreat further into the belief that they live in a "rape culture." Men may retreat into the belief that intimacy with women poses a potentially catastrophic reputational risk. Both fears can become self-reinforcing.

The result is predictable: less trust, less interaction, less dating, less intimacy, fewer marriages, and more lonely, resentful people looking for movements that blame the opposite sex. A vicious cycle of mutual gender radicalization gains fresh fuel: each side's fears and grievances become evidence of the other side's hostility.

However the legal case unfolds, turning it into another chapter in the war between men and women would further damage a country already struggling with social fragmentation. We desperately need more trust and interaction between the sexes, not less.

This is not an accident, it's the plan.

posted by Disinformation Expert Ace at 05:30 PM

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