looks like there was no choice but to blast away;

An Indiana dad who was accused of murder and assault for shooting at a mob of people attacking his son on his college campus will no longer be prosecuted.

A Franklin County, Kentucky, grand jury declined to indict 48-year-old Jacob Bard on Tuesday, finding that there was not enough evidence to charge him in connection with the shooting at Kentucky State University (KSU). As Bard's attorney Jonathan Danks told Law&Crime, the matter is now closed............more.........

 silver is free, mostly, of constraints to its repricing to its real value with things like this along the way;

see........

 as the zionists act like this it leaves little doubt as to why few move to their 'cause';

A few context points on this: #1) Mark Levin has a direct and personal line to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Levin can and does talk to ‘Bibi’ all the time. #2) If Levin was confident in the position of President Trump toward Israel, this would not be needed.  #3) This same level of toxicity is also being directed toward Trump’s vice-president, JD Vance.

This is the current state of mind of Mark Levin:

Toward Megyn Kelly (3.6 million followers]..........more..........

 va democrats are on a rampage with illegal terms in their pending laws. the terms they use aren't measurable;

When gun-ban advocate Abigail Spanberger won the Virginia governor election in early November, gun-rights supporters in the commonwealth knew they’d be on the defensive soon. But they didn’t realize just how soon.

Spanberger hasn’t taken office yet, but a new measure recently introduced in Richmond, which could run some small gun sellers out of business, will be in play when the state legislature adjourns on January 14. House Bill 21 would create standards of conduct for members of the firearm industry, including retailers, and if these standards aren’t followed, it would allow the Office of the Attorney General to pursue charges.

Of course, there are already “standards of conduct” for those within the firearms industry. They are called federal laws, and both gunmakers and gun sellers are required to follow those laws or face harsh penalties. But apparently, Virginia Democrats want to make it even more difficult for gun sellers to ply their lawful trade, threatening them with harsh legal action if they don’t live up to those Democrats’ newly made-up “standards.”

“A firearm industry member, by conduct unlawful in itself or unreasonable under all the circumstances, may not knowingly or recklessly create, maintain, or contribute to a public nuisance through the sale, manufacture, importing, or marketing of a firearm-related product,” the measure states. “A firearm industry member shall establish and implement reasonable controls regarding the manufacture, sale, distribution, use, and marketing of the firearm industry member’s firearm-related products.”

Firearms industry members must already follow federal law. But the Virginia measure seems designed to trap them with confusing, hard-to-define language such as “unreasonable,” “public nuisance,” and “reasonable controls.”..............more...............

 anything is possible but i suspect this is linked to the zionist interest in removing iran from the map. the zionists and cia have created this sort of storm in iran in the past via their ngo's;

Western media, especially those outlets firmly aligned with the neoconservative view, are quick to jump on reports of protests in Iran as a sign that the Islamic Republic of Iran is about to implode. Events today in Iran provided another spurt of arousal among neocons longing to bring back the Shah and eliminate the mullahs. Here’s a summary of the various news reports:

On December 30, 2025, protests in Iran entered their third day, spreading from initial economic grievances in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar to universities and multiple cities across the country. Triggered by the Iranian rial plunging to record lows (around 1.38–1.42 million to the USD) and inflation hitting 42.2–42.5%, demonstrations began with shopkeepers and merchants striking and closing businesses, evolving into broader anti-government chants.

Protests expanded beyond Tehran to cities including Isfahan, Shiraz, Mashhad, Hamadan, Karaj, Qeshm, Malard, Kermanshah, and Yazd. University students joined on Tuesday, chanting slogans like “Death to the dictator” (referring to Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei), calls for freedom, and pro-monarchy references (e.g., “Long live the Shah” or “Rest in peace Reza Shah”)...............more...........

remove those pesky witnesses they did;

 

Israel Bans Dozens of Aid Groups from Operating in Gaza, Including Doctors Without Borders

Other groups that are being banned include the Norwegian Refugee Council, the Catholic charity Caritas, and Oxfam

by Dave DeCamp | December 30, 2025 at 3:58 pm ET | Gaza, Israel

Starting on January 1, Israel will ban 37 international aid groups and charities from operating in Gaza in its latest effort to add to the misery for the Palestinian civilians living in flimsy tents and bombed-out buildings in the Strip.

The groups being banned include several prominent international aid organizations: Doctors Without Borders (Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), the Catholic charity Caritas, the Norwegian Refugee Council, and Oxfam. The NGOs will also be barred from working in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.............more..........

how tasks become jobs that americans won't do; 

In the eighties, I had a friend who worked for me on and off.  He was a competent handyman and could do an oil change without screwing it up, something that was always useful in an auto shop, which I ran.  Eventually, however, he got a better paying job as a drywaller.

Anyone who has ever done a home project with even a small drywall repair knows how difficult it is not to have even a small repair stick out like a sore thumb.  Stevie was good and patient.  He has that ability to measure with his eye.  And so he was a very good drywaller, making a respectable wage with some benefits.

But about a decade later, he came back to my shop, needing work.  He explained that his business had been taken over by mostly Hispanic workers, who worked as sub-contractors and were paid not by the hour, but by the number of sheets of drywall they hung.  No benefits, of course.  Their work may not have been great, but it was acceptable.

In all likelihood, many if not most of these new drywallers were illegal aliens.  And in a one-decade cycle, drywalling became one of those jobs Americans just won’t do...........more...........