10 thoughts on “News/Politics 8-28-26

  1. “Minneapolis Police RAID Ihan Omar’s Son’s Apartment SEIZE Weapons and Ammo.

    Police executed a search warrant Tuesday night at the apartment of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s son, Adnan Omar.

    Law enforcement sources say officers recovered guns and ammunition and arrested his roommate, Abdulrahman Abdi.

    The search warrant was conducted after a traffic stop for Abdulrahman after a illegal weapon was found in vehicle

    Omar’s son was not arrested.”

    https://x.com/bennyjohnson/status/2093037775809577048

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  2. A Dem lying about contagious disease to spur fear of anti-vacers.

    https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/2093025511052378263

    “Sec. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is scoring TOTAL VINDICATION after the two “measles deaths” in Pennsylvania were confirmed FABRICATED

    25 days ago: CNN’s Dana Bash goes full accusatory panic mode, says RFK is likely responsible for a “measles outbreak”

    Days later: PA Gov. Josh Shapiro fabricates two measles deaths, “first in 35 years”

    Shapiro is then called out by the Lancaster County Commissioner, who confirmed there are no such Measles-CAUSED deaths.

    Same COVID playbook: deaths WITH a condition identified as deaths CAUSED by a condition — NOT HOW IT WORKS.”

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  3. Here’s a good breakdown from a County Commissioner of the Gov’s BS…

    https://x.com/CommissionerJP/status/2093328004462047730

    “Fact: At the Governor’s measles press conference, and in other statements, officials emphasized the two deaths were of “unvaccinated” individuals, although they gave no other information about the individuals.

    Fact: Pennsylvania Secretary of Health Dr. Debra Bogen has stated she “thoroughly” reviewed both cases.

    Fact: My independent investigation and consultation with the County Coroner revealed that one of the cases was an infant who died in childbirth.

    Fact: An infant who dies in childbirth had no opportunity to get vaccinated.

    Conclusion: If Dr. Bogen actually “thoroughly” reviewed the case she would obviously know there was no opportunity for the infant to be vaccinated. Thus, stating a technically true fact, but hiding the other relevant information, indicates an attempt to deceive the public. The framing, or underlying assertion was that the non-vaccination of the deceased individual was a choice, and an unwise choice at that. But the deceased infant of course had no choice. That is deception.

    Fact: Deaths or suspected deaths due to contagious disease, including measles, are required to be reported the County Coroner.

    Fact: In response to the questions I raised about why the second case has not been reported to the County Coroner, the Pennsylvania Department of Health put out a statement with the following sentence: “Not all deaths are referred to a coroner under Pennsylvania law.” (DOH Statement on 8/26/26.) This sentence is technically correct. For instance, an elderly patient who dies of natural causes would not necessarily be referred to the County Coroner. However, the law does require a death known or suspected to be due to contagious disease be reported to the coroner. Thus, the coroner should have a record of any measles related death in Lancaster County.

    Conclusion: The PA Dept of Health while stating a technically true fact, was attempting to deceive the public.

    In the law, when trying cases in court, there is a jury instruction called “false in one, false in all.” It is the from the Latin term “falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus.” It means that if you find a witness lied about a material fact, the jury may choose to reject the rest of the witness’s testimony. That seems appropriate here.

    If this is a mistake, Dr. Bogen and the Governor should come out and state that and apologize. We all make mistakes, I have certainly said incorrect and even foolish things as an elected official. But allowing these statements to stand appears worse than foolishness. It appears to be a failed attempt to deceive the public.”

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