Monday, January 31, 2022
RINO Texas Congressman shares office building with Biden "Border Invasion" federal contractor
Saturday, August 28, 2021
Mark Levin: Mitch McConnell, Karl Rove behind the political attacks in GA on Herschel Walker
And you'll never guess who McConnell's svengali is.
Start from the 48:05 minute mark:
"By the way it's my understanding Mitch McConnell is encouraging all the vicious attacks in Georgia on Herschel Walker because, y'know Mitch McConnell and his svengali..what's his name--Karl Rove --they've a different candidate..they did so well last time with the two mannequins....."
Lawful entry be damned; Biden State department allows Afghani's to bypass CBP at Dulles
One pilot from United Airlines-- someone who is flying people out of Kabul as part of Civilian Reserve Airlift Fleet just told Fox News he was simply told to evacuate people from Afghanistan--- no details beyond that.He was never given a passenger manifest and when his airplane arrived at Dulles outside of Washington the State Department refused to share any passenger information with CBP ; they whisked them on through.Another commercial airlines employee, a flight attendant just told this show her flight crew would be ferrying American civilians who had escaped from Kabul and she was happy to do it, but when they arrived in Qatar in the Gulf they learned that in fact would be carrying NO American citizens at all, none instead theyd have to transport Afghan nationals many of who who became unruly on the flight ...
Tuesday, August 24, 2021
Texas DPS publishes update on Operation Lone Star; ProPublica seeks more details
The DPS report reveals over 58,000 migrant apprehensions & referrals and in excess of $3.7 million dollars in currency were seized inside the interest area of Operation LoneStar while over $8.3 million in currency was seized outside the interest area.
DPS pursuit stats for four regions in South Texas were also published in the report; DPS revealed a 774% increase in the Del Rio (DRT) sector pursuits.
Operation Lone Star Aug 5 U... by Yvonne Larsen
According to Texas DPS the migrant referrals began March 17, 2021 and that date coincides precisely with an open records request for immigration arrest, prosecutions information sent to Val Verde County, Texas just a few days prior to the Texas DPS report release.
Note in section (q) the specific request for the names of arresting and investigating officers and information on the complaintant.
"Anyone but Abbott" is the battle cry---hmmm, not so fast, TEC records show
Earlier this month County Examiner reported about Bianca Gracia's appearance on Steve Bannon's show War Room: Pandemic. (emphasis mine)
Earlier today Bianca Gracia from Latinos for Trump appeared on Steve Bannon's show War Room: Pandemic. She told Bannon's audience there have been no arrests of illegal aliens as Texas Governor Abbott had promised and.... she is supporting Don Huffines.
"Anyone But Abbott"? Well it seems a member of Don Huffines own family is in complete disagreement with that statement; let's take a peek at those pesky campaign finance reports, shall we?
According to data reported to the Texas Ethics Commission one James Huffines made a $10,000 contribution to Texans for Greg Abbott. The contribution was recorded as made on June 25, 2021, barely over one month AFTER Don Huffines May 10 announcement to challenge Governor Abbott in the GOP gubernatorial primary.
Friday, August 20, 2021
Houston, TX-based lobbyist for Qatar reveals campaign donations, contact with Bush School at TAMU
A Houston, Texas-based lobbyist for Qatar filed an updated disclosure with the United States Justice Department on June 26, 2021, a search of public records revealed.
The foreign lobbying disclosure document required under FARA, the Foreign Agent Registration Act submitted by Chase Untermeyer brings to light campaign cash donations made to two Texas elected officials and activities undertaken in conjunction with his consulting agreement with the State of Qatar.Required under FARA a registrant such as Untermeyer must disclose compensation, campaign donations or any thing of value made from his own funds to candidates for elected office.
For the period 1/1/2021 through 5/31/2021 Untermeyer received $75,000 in fees as a Texas advisor to the State of Qatar.
- Ongoing liaison between the Consulate General of Qatar and an effort by MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston to obtain Qatari funding for a radiotherapy facility in Gaza,
- Ongoing local liaison for the Qatar Harvey Fund in the execution of its projects in the greater Houston area,
- Liaison between the Embassy of Qatar and principals of the Houston-Harris County Winter Storm Relief Fund in connection with an Embassy donation to the fund, and
- A series of emails and telephone calls offering Qatari subject-matter experts to the following entities: The Baker Institute at Rice University; the Bush School at Texas A&M; the Clements Center at the University of Texas; the Institute for the Study of Western Civilization at Texas Tech University; the Tower Center at Southern Methodist University; the Center for International Studies at the University of St. Thomas; the Kormetsky Center for Excellence at St. Edwards' University; the Asia Society-Texas Center and the World Affairs Councils of Houston, Dallas-Ft Worth, and Austin.
Texas A&M’s campus in Qatar’s “Education City” has awarded 635 degrees in engineering fields since its establishment in 2003. It is one of six U.S. branch campuses funded by the Qatar Foundation for Education, Science and Community Development.
Each of the branches has a specific programmatic focus: Carnegie Mellon’s branch focuses on business and computer science, Cornell University’s on medicine, Georgetown University’s on foreign service, Northwestern University’s on communication and journalism, and Virginia Commonwealth University’s on art and design. The Post estimates that operating expenses for all six of the branches totaled $404.8 million in 2014.
(Washington, DC) – Judicial Watch announced today that it filed petition for review with the Supreme Court of Texas regarding a lawsuit on behalf of its client Zachor Legal Institute under the Texas Public Information Act (TPIA), seeking records about potential influence by the Qatar government’s funding of certain Texas A&M University programs at its campus in Education City, Al Rayyan, Qatar (Zachor Legal Institute, v. Qatar Foundation For Education, Science And Community Development (No. 21-0542)
Zachor Legal Institute is a U.S.-based advocacy group dedicated to combatting the spread of anti-Semitism. Zachor made two requests under the Texas Public Information Act for information about the funding or donations made to Texas A&M by the government of Qatar and agencies and subdivisions of the government of Qatar. Qatar controversially has aligned itself with Islamic terrorists and extremists, which has placed it at odds with the United States, Israel and other U.S. allies in the Middle East.
Amnesty-championing group signals support of Republican candidate for Texas Attorney General
The Republican National Hispanic Assembly, an RNC-aligned group with credible, documented evidence of advocating for mass amnesty of illegal aliens is discretely supporting Eva Guzman for Texas Attorney General, County Examiner can report.
According to public records accessed through the Texas Ethics Commission, Texans for Eva Guzman's campaign treasurer is Orlando Salazar of Dallas, Texas.
On Friday, Guzman, a Republican, filed what is known as a campaign treasurer appointment form with the Texas Ethics Commission, saying she is seeking the office of attorney general, according to a copy of the form obtained by The Texas Tribune. Her treasurer is Orlando Salazar of Dallas, the vice chair of the Republican National Hispanic Assembly.