Women Literally Cheering Lindsay Clancy a Murderer of Three little children, arriving at court today
https://old.bitchute.com/video/VZ4pbCVqYkW1/
Killer Lindsay Clancy trial's most dramatic day yet ends with ANOTHER deadlock after one juror is called out for 'not following the law'
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial's most dramatic day yet ended with her lawyer calling out one of the deliberating jurors for refusing to follow the law.
Judge William Sullivan dismissed the jury for the day on Thursday after the foreperson sent a note saying one of the 12 jurors was not following the law on reasonable doubt.
Traitors instead of idiots…
https://old.bitchute.com/video/tuFUuQL9sRjx/
Cops Arrest Jevon Martinez, the man with the truck Full of Cut-down Flock cameras
https://old.bitchute.com/video/mzIXnLLnzMHk/
Fire crews rescue man trapped inside San Francisco Garbage Truck
Trump Issues STERN Warning to Senate Republicans — Without the SAVE America Act, “I Will Be the LAST Republican President”
Trump declared that if the Senate continues to stall the SAVE America Act, he will be the last Republican president in American history.
“I’ll be the last — think of it, I will be the last Republican president if that happens,” Trump said. “And you’ll never have a Republican president again.”
The president laid out exactly how the Democrats plan to lock in permanent power if Republicans lose the midterms and fail to secure the elections first.
Black Joy Reid Says She Wants to Split America in Two Because She Can’t Stand Sharing Country with ‘Mean’ Conservatives
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid has declared that she does not consider tens of millions of right-wing Americans her fellow countrymen and would like to see a national divorce that splits the nation in two.
https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2026/09/watch-joy-reid-says-she-wants-split-america/
Oklahoma City Bombing - Explained in 4 Minutes
https://old.bitchute.com/video/Tj3bVAv3GOQZ/
List of Countries That Have Pulled Gold From US Federal Reserve
European Nations Moving Gold From The US
The Netherlands has become the latest country to pull gold out of the United States in recent years, as the Dutch Central Bank announced on Wednesday that it was moving 86 tons of its reserves from New York and Canada to London, citing “increasing geopolitical unrest.”
"A more balanced distribution of these reserves between North America, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands helps to spread risks and will make them more readily available for use in a crisis situation," De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) said in a statement.
It is the second European country this year to remove its gold reserves from the United States, after France did the same in January. The Banque de France sold 129 tons of gold which had been held in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York between July 2025 and January 2026, about 5 percent of its total reserves.
With the money it made from the sale, the bank purchased an equivalent amount of new, compliant gold in Europe, which now sits in Paris alongside the rest of France’s reserves, which totals around 2,437 tons.
It is not a completely new phenomenon. In the summer of 2017, under the first Trump administration, Germany’s Bundesbank completed the transfer of 300 tons of its gold from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York to Frankfurt.
https://www.newsweek.com/list-of-countries-that-have-pulled-gold-from-us-federal-reserve-12398243
LDS Church wins unanimous federal ruling in tithing case appeal
- A federal court upheld a ruling favoring The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Monday.
- Plaintiffs alleged misuse of donations but sued after the statute expired.
- The decision supports church autonomy, avoiding direct ruling on doctrinal issues.
A three-judge panel of the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a unanimous ruling Monday in a consolidated class-action tithing lawsuit involving The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
The judges ruled for the church, affirming a 2025 district court ruling that dismissed a lawsuit in which nine people filed four lawsuits seeking the return of hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations they gave the church across a quarter of a century.
The decision handed the church a major victory in the last Latter-day Saint tithing case standing in federal court.
The plaintiffs alleged the church fraudulently induced donations, misused donations, concealed the alleged misuse, committed fraud when it said tithing funds would be used only for church purposes and engaged in illegal "enrichment" by retaining the funds.
Judge Robert J. Shelby ruled in April 2025 that all the plaintiffs should have been aware of the information that motivated their claims more than three years limit before they sued. The law bars such lawsuits when they are not filed within three years.
Shelby dismissed the case with prejudice, meaning the nine plaintiffs could not try again. Instead, they filed an appeal in the 10th Circuit.
The Church of Jesus Christ has now won three major cases in 20 months involving claims about tithing.
The churches use a constitutional argument rooted in the First Amendment's protection of freedom of religion from government intrusion.
Maria Bartiromo OUT at Fox News after almost 13 years hosting on network
Fox News favorite Maria Bartiromo has dramatically exited the network after almost 13 years.
Bartiromo's final show aired on Fox Business on Thursday morning. Cheryl Casone stood in for Bartiromo, 58.
Bartiromo - the first journalist to report live from the New York Stock Exchange on a daily basis - had been off the air since August 9. Her last day with the company was Thursday, the company said.
https://www.dailymail.com/media/article-16103231/maria-bartiromo-fox-news.html
Disabled New Mexico widower mauled to death by a bear in his own home
A disabled man in New Mexico was mauled to death by a bear that broke into his house while his stepson was out running an errand.
This is the first fatal bear attack in New Mexico since 2001.
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16102339/New-Mexico-man-mauled-death-bear-home.html
Pete Hegseth buries secret Pentagon report after top generals stage stunning revolt
The Pentagon has scrubbed a secret report from its computer network after top generals used the intelligence assessment to push back against Pete Hegseth’s orders to keep pouring troops and weapons into the Iran war.
The commanders overseeing US forces in Europe, Asia and Latin America, along with the navy’s top admiral, formally ‘non-concurred’ with Hegseth's push to keep more than 50,000 troops in the Middle East on alert, the Washington Post reported earlier this week.
Their split was recorded in the Secretary of Defense Orders Book, or SDOB, a classified Pentagon document typically produced twice a month.
The file tracks the worldwide availability of US military forces while also translating the President’s military priorities into orders issued by the Pentagon.
The recent purge removed decades of orders books from an internal portal on the Secret Internet Protocol Router Network, known as SIPRNet, sources told the Washington Post.
Homeowner finds Denmark's biggest ever haul of Viking silver while digging up his garden – including jewellery, coins, and even a tiny Thor's hammer
A homeowner digging up his garden to lay a new patio stumbled across Denmark's biggest ever haul of Viking silver.
The unnamed resident initially thought he had struck a piece of old iron or fencing while clearing stubborn grass, stones and gravel.
But after getting down on his hands and knees he began pulling jewellery, coins and silver bars from the earth.
The extraordinary haul weighs 41lbs (18.5kg) and contains around 700 objects and fragments dating from the 10th century.
It is almost three times heavier than Denmark's previous largest Viking silver find – the 6.5kg Terslev hoard.
The haul includes numerous silver ingots, arm rings, 47 complete coins and coin fragments, pieces of chopped-up silver - known as hacksilver - and even a tiny Thor's hammer
Feminist activist and journalist Gloria Steinem dies aged 92
Gloria Steinem, the American writer, lecturer, activist and organiser who fought for gender equality and women's civil and reproductive rights for more than five decades, has died aged 92.
She died peacefully yesterday at her home in New York City surrounded by 'some of the many that loved her', according to her and her foundation's social media pages.
The co-founder and consulting editor of Ms. Magazine championed the feminist movement from the late 1960s onwards and inspired generations of women
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16101949/Feminist-Gloria-Steinem-dies.html
60-minute delays possible in Utah during Labor Day weekend despite record-high gas prices
- Gas prices in Utah average $4.42 per gallon, 28 cents above national average. (LAND OF THE FEE, HOME OF THE SLAVES!)
- Despite high prices, Utah's Arches and Zion national parks remain popular destinations.
- UDOT also predicts delays of up to 60 minutes on I-15 during Labor Day weekend travel.
Fuel prices at Loves in Fillmore, Utah $6.14 gallon Diesel
Florida bans highway license-plate readers as backlash over surveillance spreads
- Florida bans license-plate readers on highways due to surveillance concerns.
- Gov. DeSantis criticizes automated readers; Texas pauses Flock camera funding.
- Public opinion divided; 38% support, 47% oppose Flock cameras in communities.
KSL Comments - Ban them from Utah. Why do the have 3 flock camera's all by home depot and one by the gun club in Tooele?
WAR AGAINST THE AMISH
https://old.bitchute.com/video/vlVbUrUWffXb/
Mom feels 'helpless' after UnitedHealthcare denies coverage for her son's rehab after motorcycle accident
A mother has said she feels 'helpless' and called UnitedHealthcare money-hungry after the insurance company allegedly denied covering her son's rehab for a brain injury.
Peyton Alvarez, a 25-year-old airline mechanic at PSA Airlines, crashed into a tree while riding his motorcycle in Greenville, South Carolina, on April 28.
Although he was wearing a helmet and other protective gear, the collision caused a serious brain injury that left him unconscious for a month and a half. Doctors told his mother, Trina Alvarez, that Peyton may never wake up.
Peyton suffered a brain injury in an April 28 motorcycle crash, but he was allegedly denied care at a top rehab facility because UnitedHealthcare deemed it 'not medically necessary'
'UnitedHealthcare is one of the biggest insurance companies. They make sh** tons of money, and they want to deny his care,' Trina said.
'It's all about the money. It's not about my son and the medical care that he should get,' she added.
Louisiana judge gives LSU green light to bring NFL players back to college football in shock ruling
LSU coach Lane Kiffin's chances of fielding former NFL players improved Thursday night when a Louisiana judge issued a preliminary injunction against the NCAA in a high-profile eligibility case.
East Baton Rouge Parish Judge William Jorden issued his ruling the night before LSU was due to submit its 105-man roster to the SEC, which last week announced heavy potential punishment for football and basketball teams that bring in ex-pros.
Two men rescued from Nepal tunnel nine days after flood as more voices heard inside hydropower plant
Two hydropower workers were pulled alive from a tunnel buried by debris in Nepal on Friday, a rare ray of hope on the tenth day of rescue efforts after catastrophic Himalayan flooding.
The rescue came amid a desperate operation to bore into the tunnel to search for 42 workers who remained unaccounted for following the deadly August 26 floods
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16104443/Two-rescued-Nepal-tunnel-flood.html
Ex-NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom files bombshell lawsuit after ejection over explosive courtside clash with WNBA player
Enes Kanter Freedom has escalated his feud with the WNBA by filing a federal lawsuit in response to his ejection from a game last month.
The former New York Knicks and Oklahoma City Thunder center announced on Thursday that he is suing the Chicago Sky, the Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority and the City of Chicago.
Kanter is alleging in his lawsuit, filed in Illinois, those three entities unjustly ejected him from the Sky's game with the Indiana Fever on August 23 at the Wintrust Arena
https://www.dailymail.com/sport/wnba/article-16103769/enes-kanter-chicago-sky-lawsuit.html
JD Vance reveals the strict diet that helped him shed 30lbs as he shocks briefing room with trimmed-down frame
Health Secretary RFK Jr, 72, has been very open about the fact that he is on what's known as a 'carnivore diet,' previously revealing he lost 20lbs in 30 days by 'only eating meat and fermented foods.'
Missouri GOP candidate charged with trying to plant cocaine on his primary opponent in election he won by just 33 votes
A candidate for office in Missouri, who won his Republican primary by just 33 votes, faces federal charges of trying to plant cocaine on his opponent.
Thomas Ross, 37, recently defeated Louise Secker in the GOP contest for State House District 101, winning by narrow margins last month.
According to an affidavit, Ross asked his campaign manager to plant a small amount of cocaine and a prescription amphetamine pill on Secker in the days leading up to the August 4 primary.
The former campaign manager told law enforcement officers that Ross provided him with a black nylon glove that contained a small, plastic bag of white powder and a pink and white capsule.
https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16104177/Missouri-GOP-candidate-plant-cocaine-opponent.html
Veteran Hawaii cop, 49, rushed to car crash scene to help female victim...then raped her, prosecutors allege
A veteran Hawaii police officer allegedly preyed on a woman who had just crashed her car, raping her after rushing to the scene, prosecutors said.
Devin Anthony Schoeppner, 49, a 12-year veteran of the Maui Police Department (MPD), was indicted by a grand jury on multiple counts of sexual assault last week, the prosecuting attorney announced Wednesday.
Prosecutor Andrew H Martin said in a statement that the allegations stem from 2025, when Schoeppner responded to a 'single-car crash' involving an unidentified woman.
He allegedly raped the victim after the collision, forcing her to perform oral sex and subjecting her to other sexual acts, according to the indictment.
Musk launches steering-wheel-free taxi service in bet riders lose 'no control' fears and hop inside
- Elon Musk launched steering-wheel-free Cybercabs in Austin on Thursday, aiming to overcome rider fears.
- Tesla shares rose 5% despite lagging behind Waymo in self-driving taxi deployment.
- Pew survey shows 70% of Americans uncomfortable with driverless cars; safety concerns persist.
Elon Musk sent dozens of self-driving Cybercabs without steering wheels or brake pedals onto the streets of Austin, Texas, on Thursday, betting that Americans will overcome their fears of rides with "no control" and hop inside.
Pesticides poison nearly half of world’s farmers each year – study
With up to 433 million cases annually, the problem disproportionately affects countries of the Global South, researchers found
Nearly half of the world’s estimated 934 million farmers suffer unintentional pesticide poisoning each year
The findings come as pesticides are increasingly used to protect food production, with global use more than doubling between 1990 and 2023, according to the study.
Without pesticides, between 20% and 40% of global crop yields could be lost to plant pests and diseases each year, according to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization.
https://www.rt.com/news/645067-pesticides-poison-half-farmers-worldwide/
