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Trump Takes Colombia’s Petro to Woodshed: Take Back Illegals or Face Tariffs, Visa Restrictions

By Wayne Allensworth

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By R. Cort Kirkwood Colombian President Gustavo Petro found out on Sunday that he isn’t dealing with Sleepy Joe Biden. When he imprudently turned away planes that carried Colombian illegal aliens deported from the United States, President Donald Trump threatened tariffs and visa restrictions on the Third World nation. Petro said Colombia would retaliate. Then Petro caved. Colombia will accept the...

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DOJ will Investigate, Prosecute State Officials who try to block Deportations

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By R. Cort Kirkwood Acting Deputy AG Emil Bove In keeping with Donald Trump’s Day 1 executive orders on immigration, the acting U.S. deputy attorney general has warned state and local officials: Do not stand in the way of federal authorities who attempt to arrest and deport illegal-alien criminals and then target the millions of “migrants” living here illegally. The Department of Justice’s (DOJ)...

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NYT: Designating Cartels as Terrorists Could “Hurt U.S. Economy.” Avocado Trade in Big Trouble.

By Wayne Allensworth

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By R. Cort Kirkwood Now competing for the most embarrassing journalistic enterprise of the new year — along with the most galactically stupid one — is an offering from The New York Times. The Times’ crack reporters have reckoned that President Donald Trump’s designating the drug cartels that control the southwest border as “terrorist” might harm the U.S. economy. The...

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Trump the Disrupter (Some Advice for the new Administration)

By Wayne Allensworth

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By Wayne Allensworth President Donald Trump has wasted no time in his attempt to right the globalist course taken by Washington during previous administrations. His barrage of executive orders attests to that. Despite all of Trump’s American exceptionalism talk, his actions thus far, as well as his inaugural speech, point the nation in a different direction than some might expect. Trump isn’t...

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Trump Ends Fed Gov’t Anti-white, Anti-Christian Discrimination, Biden-Obama DEI

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By R. Cort Kirkwood President Donald Trump has ended anti-white, anti-Christian discrimination in the federal government that began 60 years ago, and is bringing down the curtain on the diversity, equity, and inclusion clown show promoted by Joe Biden and his former boss, President Barack Hussein Obama. Lawyers at the communist-founded American Civil Liberties Union are undoubtedly weeping...

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Trump Overhauls Immigration Policy on Day 1, Seeks to Stop Invasion at Southern Border

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By R. Cort Kirkwood In six executive orders on his first day in office, President Donald Trump declared a national emergency at the southwest border and ordered his Cabinet officials to seal it and mobilize the armed forces to defend it. Trump also designated the drug cartels operating at the border as terrorist organizations and ordered an overhaul of the federal refugee program. And in an order...

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Liberation Day (The Troller-in-chief is back)

By Wayne Allensworth

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By Wayne Allensworth Journalist Salena Zito understands the 45th, now 47th, president’s verbal riffing in a way the establishment does not: She wrote that “The press takes him literally, but not seriously; his supporters take him seriously, but not literally.” From Western Pennsylvania, Zito has spent the best part of a decade following Donald Trump, and her background helped her see him the way...

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The Shape of Things to Come (Stability and Change)

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By Wayne Allensworth It’s difficult to imagine now, but when the Apollo 11 lunar module set down in the Sea of Tranquility all those years ago, Americans were fixed on their TV screens, awed, fascinated, and, in some cases, disoriented by the momentous conclusion of the space race. I recall gathering with neighbors around a TV and watching the somewhat grainy broadcast with the sense of adventure...

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The End of Things (The Problem of Sisyphus)

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By Wayne Allensworth  Jacob’s Ladder (William Blake) All good things — and the bad ones, too — come to an end. Everything does. But it can’t be any other way. I was thinking along those lines while my wife and I were “taking down” (as opposed to “putting up”) Christmas, that is, the decorations, this year. We like to have a festive house for that wonderful, evocative, and often, poignant...

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Winter’s Light

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By Wayne Allensworth Rows of trees that have finally lost their leaves line a wide path that runs between fences around houses and a business park near my home. The long, wide belt of grass is a sort of unofficial nature sanctuary in an area where the suburbs have crept into the countryside. I often walk there and if I don’t avert my line of sight from the path, I can imagine I am far from the...

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