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Yes, it is time
Bill Cosby
For many years, Bill Cosby was held up as an example of how men should act.
He was a comedian that never used foul language.
Cosby also had a family-oriented prime time show touting morality and good family values.
Then, the dam broke.
First, one woman came forward, then another, and another, and another.
When all was said and done, roughly five dozen women came forward to make accusations against Bill Cosby.
Sadly, most of them came forward too late and there was nothing the police could do.
But, when Costand came forward, the clock had not stopped ticking.
This week, the jury came in and now Bill Cosby is headed to jail.
Finally, a person of note was actually being held accountable for his crimes.
Bill Clinton
When Ms. Broaddrick first came forward, she was mocked and ultimately destroyed.
Much of the criticism aimed at her came from none other than Hillary Clinton.
Her entire account of the attack has basically been dismissed by everyone, including the media, from day one.
That changed when Trump won the primary and was facing off against Hillary Clinton.
During one debate, President Trump invited several of the women alleging sexual assault by Bill Clinton to a debate.
Broaddrick finally felt justified in her claims, even though Bill has not yet and probably never will be brought to justice for his crimes.
Up until today, these women are just an asterisk in the legacy of Bill Clinton, but they should be far more.
They should be the reason he lives his last days out behind bars.
Clinton rape victim shows picture of Bill Clinton, Bill Cosby – says it’s time to hold both accountable
April 28, 2018
Photo Courtesy of Steve Jurvetson via Flickr.comThe big news this week was Bill Cosby’s guilty verdict for sexual assault
Facebook Blocks Pamela Geller (Again!) for Reporting on Muslim Anti-Semitism in Germany
by ALLUM BOKHARI
“UPDATE: A Facebook representative told Breitbart News that “a block was incorrectly put on [Ms. Geller’s] account on April 25 after a post was mistakenly identified to violate our Dangerous Individuals and Organizations policy because it included ‘God Bless Hitler’ and we don’t allow praise for hate figures. We removed the block the next day as soon as we identified that Ms. Geller was raising awareness about this content, which we do allow.”
Days after Facebook, along with Google and Twitter, refused to attend a congressional hearing on social media censorship, the social network banned the account of author and free speech activist Pamela Geller for 30 days after she posted an article about Muslim anti-Semitism in Germany.
Geller’s article said that “thanks to the hijrah” [Jihad by immigration] “Islamic antisemitism will drive the Jews out of Europe, succeeding in achieving Hitler’s dream — a judenrein Europe.”
The rest of the post featured an Associated Press article about a German Jewish leader advising Jews in the country to avoid wearing skullcaps in cities due to anti-Semitic attacks in the country.
Pamela Geller✔@PamelaGellerFacebook blocks Pamela Geller from posting for reporting accurately about Islamic Jew-hatred in Germany http://dlvr.it/QQnbBS
At the congressional hearing on social media censorship this week, Democrats on the Judiciary Committee accused conservatives of believing a “conspiracy theory” about social media censorship. They claimed there is no pattern of bias against conservatives on major tech platforms.
And yet, the targeting of major figures on the right continues. This is not the first time Geller has been banned by Facebook for political posts. After the Islamic terrorist attack in Orlando, Florida in 2016, the social network banned both her personal account and one of her organizations, Stop Islamization of America.
Freedom Defence Initiative, another conservative organization run by Geller, was also banned by PayPal, along with Robert Spencer’s Jihad Watch, a site monitoring Islamic extremism. PayPal reversed their decision following a public backlash.
Finally, Twitter refused to enforce its content rules when Geller’s daughters were the targets of a vicious harassment campaign on the app. Many of the abusive tweets remain on their platform, their authors unpunished. At the same time, Islamic critics like Tommy Robinson have been permanently banned from the platform for posts containing statistical facts about Muslim grooming gangs in Europe.
If Congress is looking for a pattern of political bias by major social networks, it is hiding in plain sight.
Allum Bokhari is the senior technology correspondent at Breitbart News. You can follow him on Twitter, Gab.ai and add him on Facebook. Email tips and suggestions to allumbokhari@protonmail.com.
Matt Rosendale’s First Ad in Montana Senate Race Delivers ‘Buzz Cut’ to Spending
.by MICHAEL PATRICK LEAHY
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The campaign of State Auditor Matt Rosendale, the conservative front runner for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT), released his first ad on Friday focused on the need to deliver a “buzz cut” to federal spending.
The winner of the June 5 GOP primary will take on Tester, one of ten incumbent Democratic Senators up for re-election in November in a state Donald Trump won in 2016.
Tester drew the ire of the president this week when he worked to sabotage the nomination of President Trump’s personal White House physician, Dr. Ronny Jackson for Secretary of the Veteran Affairs Administration. After a number of personal attacks by Democrats, Jackson withdrew his nomination.
“President Donald Trump focused his anger on Montana Sen. Jon Tester for smearing Dr. Ronny Jackson, his former nominee for Secretary of Veterans Affairs. The president condemned the unconfirmed allegations against Jackson — currently serving as the White House physician,” Breitbart News reported on Friday.
“The false accusations that were made about him by Senator Tester from a great state — I don’t think that state is going to put up with it,” the president said.
Trump won Montana by 20 points in 2016. Tester was re-elected in 2012 by four points.
The ad released by the Rosendale campaign on Friday begins with Rosendale, who has effectively cut state spending as State Auditor, sitting in a barber’s chair. His wife Jean holds a barber’s buzz cutter in her hands, and she applies it to his hair.
Here is the script of the ad:
Jean Rosendale: For Matt, cutting spending is personal.
When Montana’s budget was in crisis, Matt cut his operating costs by 23%.
And when they passed the pay raise for politicians, Matt didn’t take it – only one who didn’t.
Matt Rosendale: You know government needs a haircut.
If we keep their spending down that’s more money in your pocket.
I practice what I preach.
Just ask my wife.
Jean Rosendale: Oh, he’s cheap alright.
Matt Rosendale: I’m Matt Rosendale and I approve this message.
You can watch the ad here:
Though Rosendale is not the only candidate vying for the Republican nomination, he has secured an impressive array of conservative endorsements, including three from the most recognized leaders of the conservative movement in the Senate: Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX), Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), and Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY).
Conservative and limited government groups that have endorsed him include Club for Growth, Citizens United, FreedomWorks, Gun Owners of America, and Great America Alliance.
A poll released earlier this month by WPA Intelligence, paid for by Club for Growth, gives Rosendale a hefty lead in the GOP primary.
Rosendale comes in first with 40 percent, followed by former Judge and State Representative Russ Fagg in a distant second, 23 points behind ,with 17 percent.
Troy Downing, a businessman originally from California who tweeted in 2016 that President Trump is “either a liar or an idiot,” is in third with 12 percent, and State Senator Albert Olszewski is in fourth with eight percent. Only 23 percent of likely Republican primary voters were undecided in the poll.
Should Rosendale win the GOP primary next month, the stage will be set for a November “battle of the buzz cuts,” one of whom (Tester) opposes the Trump agenda, and the other of whom (Rosendale) vigorously supports it.
NY Times: Trump Finds GOP Plan to Campaign on Tax Reform ‘Boring,’ Will Focus on Immigration, Trade Agenda
by JOHN BINDER
President Trump finds the Republican establishment plan to run their 2018 midterm election campaigns on the recently passed tax cuts “boring,” according to the New York Times, and will instead focus his efforts on his wildly popular “America First” immigration and trade agenda.
The report by the New York Times reveals the GOP establishment’s efforts to restrain Trump from focusing on his populist immigration and trade agenda—where he advocates for less foreign competition against America’s workers.
The party’s leaders have pleaded with Trump to focus much of his campaign attention on pushing House Speaker Paul Ryan’s tax cuts, a plan backed by the pro-mass immigration billionaire Koch brothers and that they claim will keep them in the majority in the House and Senate.
The New York Times notes:
When House Speaker Paul D. Ryan hosted a meeting of major Republican donors in Austin, Tex., this month, the head of the Congressional Leadership Fund, the primary House G.O.P. super PAC, delivered a presentation with a plea that the party “must sell the benefits of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” to retain the House. [Emphasis added]
Defying the GOP’s efforts to run midterm campaigns on Ryan’s brand of republicanism, Trump reportedly finds the tax reform agenda “boring” and instead will continue to focus on his two most popular issues: Reducing immigration and ending unfair free trade.
The New York Times reports:
Eric Beach, a Republican strategist who leads a pro-Trump political committee, Great America PAC, said Mr. Trump was rightly suspicious of the political formula favored by conventional Republican leaders like Mr. Ryan and Mr. McConnell.
“He doesn’t think that’s how you win elections because that’s not how he won his election,” Mr. Beach said. “He knows and understands that the core issues of today are illegal immigration — including building the wall — and trade inequity.” [Emphasis added]
Month after month polling, as Breitbart News has chronicled, has shown that GOP voters and swing-voters do not find the tax reform agenda significant enough to get out and vote for Republicans in the midterm elections.
John Binder 
@JxhnBinderPoll of Swing-Voters: Immigration Vastly More Important than Tax Cuts in Midterm Elections http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/03/22/poll-of-swing-voters-immigration-vastly-more-important-than-tax-cuts-in-midterm-elections/ …
In a poll conducted last month, Harvard-Harris researchers found that reducing immigration was a bigger priority for GOP voters than tax cuts, repealing Obamacare, getting the U.S. out of the Iran Deal, destroying ISIS, and expanding family leave.
Immigration is so important to Republicans that it even surpassed the economy and jobs as being the biggest issue.
Supporters of Trump’s say reducing immigration should be the second biggest priority for the White House, just after stimulating American jobs.
Likewise, Trump’s efforts to roll back unfair multinational free trade deals and implement tariffs to protect American workers’ jobs is vastly popular with black Americans, where 60 percent recently said that free trade has resulted in U.S. job loss, as Breitbart News reported.
John Binder 
@JxhnBinderTrump’s plan to campaign for Republicans by promoting his popular immigration and trade agenda was evident in his most recent remarks at a rally in Michigan, where he blasted the Republican-controlled Congress and Democrats for not funding his border wall along the U.S.-Mexico border yet.
“We have to have borders and we have to have them fast and we need security, we need the wall,” Trump said.
“We come up again on September 28th and if we don’t get border security, we’ll have no choice. We’ll close down the country,” Trump said. “Because we need border security.”
On free trade, Trump continued to promote his negotiations on multinational, job-killing free trade deals like NAFTA.
“So, we’re doing trade deals. And a lot of these folks in Washington, ‘Please don’t do that.’ I said, ‘Wait a minute, we have a horrible deal on this one, on that one.'”
In Trump’s final remark at the Michigan rally, he touted the need for immigration control and protection of the country’s cities, leaving out the more uninfluential tax reform sell.
“We need to elect more Republicans so we can protect our cities, defend our borders, grow our economy, and continue to make America great again.”
Syrian Migrant Claims He Didn’t Know Sex With 12-Year-Old Was Illegal
by CHRIS TOMLINSON
JONATHAN NACKSTRAND/AFP/Getty Images
A 17-year-old Syrian migrant was convicted of two counts of rape against a 12-year-old girl in a Swedish court this week, although he claimed he did not know that sex with a 12-year-old was illegal in the country.
The 17-year-old, who has been identified as a Syrian asylum seeker by Swedish journalist Joakim Lamotte, is said to have raped the 12-year-old twice on the same day last June.
However, after being convicted by the Uddevalla District Court this week he was sentenced to just six months of detention in a youth care facility and a 140,000 SEK (£11,729) fine, Expressen reports.
According to independent Swedish journalist Joakim Lamotte, the migrant, who came to Sweden in 2014, claimed that he did not know it was illegal to have sex with a girl under the age of 15 and said that the victim had told him she was 14 at the time.
The two counts of child rape were not the Syrian’s only crimes, as he was also sentenced for unlawful threats, threats to officials, and drug offences.
Lawyer of migrant who filmed Facebook livestream rape in Sweden claims client "did Not understand" it was rape http://www.breitbart.com/london/2017/08/12/lawyer-facebook-livestream-migrant-rapist-claims-client-didnt-understand-rape/ …
The 17-year-old’s lawyer commented on the ruling saying he was still examining the details and had not made up his mind whether or not to appeal the decision.
The case comes only days after a pair of Afghan migrants in the city of Ljungby were convicted of the rape and sexual assault of an anti-deportation activist. The Afghans, who met the woman outside a hotel, invited her back to their home where one of them raped her while the other molested her.
While some in the Swedish criminal system have highlighted that migrants make up a large proportion of rape suspects, such as lawyer Elisabeth Fritz, the Swedish government has been reluctant to release any statistics on the ethnic or migration background of criminal suspects.
Swedish Justice Minister Morgan Johansson has even gone as far as to propose censoring the judicial search engine website Lexbase, because some were using the service to identify the background of criminal suspects.
The new rules would see the site restricted to “professionals” such as lawyers and approved researchers only.
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