Houck Explains Candidacy At Bucks Meet And Greet

Houck Explains Candidacy At Bucks Meet And Greet — Congressional candidate Mark Houck explained why he was running to a dozen persons at a meet-and-greet petition party at the Doylestown home of Dawn Bancroft.

Houck is seeking to replace incumbent Brian Fritzpatrick as the Republican nominee for Pennsylvania’s 1st Congressional District. The district is Bucks County and part of eastern Montgomery County.

Fitzpatrick has held office since 2017.

The primary election is April 23.

Houck’s priority is ending lawfare.

Lawfare is the use of the legal system against political opponents while letting supporters break the law at will. Examples would be 22-year sentences for Jan. 6 protestors while dropping all charges from the far more destructive attacks on the White House and its surroundings in the summer of 2020.

Or giving the guy who nearly killed Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky) just 30 days albeit that was later extended to seven months with six months home detention.

Or what happened to Houck.

Houck had long worked as a sidewalk councilor outside the Planned Parenthood Elizabeth Blackwell Health Center in Philadelphia and had always taken pains to follow federal and local laws staying 50 feet from the entrance doors. In October 2021, anti-life activist Bruce Love approached Houck’s 12-year-old son and shouted obscenities at him. Houck pushed him away. Love reported an assault to police. Local authorities felt the complaint was spurious and took no action.

Yes, even District Attorney Larry Krasner declined to press charges.

So the Biden “Justice” Department got involved and charged him with violating the FACE Act — a federal law that makes it a crime to injure, intimidate, or interfere with anyone providing abortion services.

Houck’s attorney asked for a time and place for Houck to surrender himself.

What happened next was something one would think could never happen in America.

At about 6:30 a.m., Sept. 23, 2022, FBI agents in helmets, body armor and carrying assault rifles descended on the Houck family’s rural Kintnersville home. There was loud banging on the front door and the bell ringing insistently. Houck asked who it was. FBI came the answer and Houck was ordered to open up. He could not see who they were, it should be noted.

Wonder if our brilliant feds considered how criminals can use this ploy for a home invasion. It would certainly make it less likely for a thug to have to face a homeowner with a gun.

Anyway, Houck told him he had seven babies in the house which might have been a bit of a fib as his kids were past the infant stage. It calmed down the lawmen, though, and he let them in.

His wife, Ryan-Marie, at this point was on the scene. The feds were pointing their guns at Houck and the children. Ryan-Marie demanded to see a warrant. The feds told her they didn’t need one. Houck who was in a t-shirt, shorts and flip flops asked if he could put on some clothes.

The request was refused. Houck was handcuffed in front of his kids and hauled away.

Houck said he was shackled with a belly belt and chained to a table for six hours before being released on his own recognizance.

He expected to be offered a plea deal. His attorneys, however, told them that was unlikely as the feds win 98 precent of their trials. It’s the accused that asks for the plea bargain, his attorneys said.

Houck was looking at an 11 year sentence plus fines.

Houck declined to seek a deal. As trial date approached, however, the feds shockingly offered one calling for no prison time or fines. His attorneys urged Houck to accept but he refused.

They said to talk to his wife and he agreed.

Ryan-Marie said he could take the deal but if he did he couldn’t come back.

They prayed about it. Taking the deal would set a precedent that would weaken free speech for all Americans, they realized.

Houck was going to trial.

The jury was picked. Many, if not most, had been supportive in some way of Planned Parenthood.

The trial ended Jan. 30, 2023. The jury had deliberated for but an hour before declaring not guilty.

It’s a time of miracles.

Houck was then approached by parties asking him to take on Fitzpatrick who votes with the Democrats 70 percent of the time.

He prayed about it and decided to.

Believe it or not, he’s getting support from Bucks GOP committee people. Fitzpatrick is still getting most of it but he shouldn’t be cocky.

Houck’s second issue is immigration. He said Fitzpatrick had ignored it until just a few weeks ago when Speaker Mike Johnson convinced him to visit Eagle Pass, Texas to see the crisis for himself.

Houck says that 10 improvised explosive devices have been found near the border. What about the ones that haven’t been found?

Whatever, could they be used for?

Some former high-ranking FBI agents have an idea.

Houck notes that the most immigrants that could be reasonably vetted in a year — in other words enter legally — is 500,000.

That’s about as many as came across just in the last two months.

Neither Fitzpatrick nor the Democrat seem motivated to deal with the crisis.

Regarding abortion, Houck says he will back any bill that saves lives even those including exceptions for rape, incest and life-of-the-mother.

Houck Explains Candidacy At Bucks Meet And Greet

Trump Walks Where Lincoln Trod

Trump Walks Where Lincoln Trod — As most know, the partisan-Democrat Colorado State Supreme Court ruled that Donald Trump’s name may not be on the ballot in that state for the 2024 election.

There was one other time in America’s history when states kept a man from running for president.

That was in 1860. The man was Abraham Lincoln.

Democrat. Democrat never changes.

Trump Walks Where Lincoln Trod

Dawn Bancroft Story Of An Insurrectionist

Dawn Bancroft Story Of An Insurrectionist — Dawn Bancroft crawled through a broken window of the Capitol, took a video, then crawled back out again. Her life might not have changed if that was it. On the way home, though, she made another in which she said “We were looking for Nancy to blow her friggin’ brains out, but we didn’t find her.”

She sent it to a friend and the friend sent it to the FBI.

It was Jan. 6, 2021.

She was 59 years old, the divorced mother of three children, and the owner of Cross Fit Sine-Pari, a gym in Doylestown that she started in 2009.

Dawn Bancroft Story Of An Insurrectionist
Dawn Bancroft not defeated

What ensued was the loss of her business, the loss of friends, the loss of her accountant, the loss of her bank, a conviction of the misdemeanor of parading in the Capitol, and a 60-day sentence along with three years probation and 100 hours of community service all capped with a lecture from the pompous and partisan federal Judge Emmet Sullivan.

What Ms. Bancroft did can’t be defended and she doesn’t try, but on the grand scale of evil it’s just not up there with bombing weddings and schools and bragging about it, or body-slamming a U.S. senator you dislike nearly killing him. Rene Boucher, by the way, was initially sentenced to less time than Ms. Bancroft for his attack on Rand Paul, albeit that was raised to eight months after outraged prosecutors objected. Boucher still served less than a lot of the Jan. 6 protestors, though.

Ms. Bancroft, who was never in trouble with the law, expected to serve her time in a halfway house or minimum security prison. Instead she was sent to the federal correctional facility in Hazelton, W.Va., a medium security prison.

She was 60 years old.

She said was strip searched twice upon arrival and her first 10 days were served in the Secure Housing Unit or SHU which is solitary confinement.

She was held in a 8-by-10 foot cell. It was cold and her clothing was thin, similar to a medical scrub with short sleeves. She was forbidden to sleep on the bed during waking hours and the blanket was required to be kept folded upon it.

Guards ignored her when she sought their attention albeit one responded with abuse when she caught her laying on the bed in the daytime.

There were no clocks in her cell. She asked why and the guard said “I don’t know.”

She said “I don’t know” was the answer the guards always gave.

She said when she became anxious she’d pray the rosary.

“I would pray the rosary using my fingers in place of the beads for I was not allowed an actual rosary,” she said. “I always became more calm at the conclusion of the session.”

She was not allowed to contact her family. She learned, though, that her daughter was calling every morning as was a friend in the evening. As the two shared a first name, prison authorities assumed it was the same person and a real pest.

This was a good thing, at least for Ms. Bancroft.

The prison limited phone calls to once every 30 days but one of the guards volunteered to contact the caller. She ended up contacting the friend to whom she made up a story about what a great time Ms. Bancroft was having.

And when she was transferred to the general population things improved. The other inmates liked her. One woman saw she was into fitness and asked to train with her.

Her new friends would ask what she was in for and were shocked when she told them it was for “parading”. The population, after all, included murderers, and child abductors, including one who with her boyfriend abducted two Amish children and sexually abused them. When the boyfriend went for a shovel with the intent to kill and bury them, she got cold feet and drove off with the children abandoning them in a corn field. They survived.

Ms. Bancroft pledged not to let the state break her.

And they didn’t.

She learned about “fishing” which is unraveling thread from a blanket and tying it to a folded up piece of toilet paper roll and using it to slide small objects between cells. She said an inmate sent her a stamp that way after she heard her worrying about how to contact her family.

She wrote a letter to her son and sent it to her home as that was the address with the only zip code that she could remember. Her son was picking up her mail.

She’d watch Fox News as that was one of the few news options they had. She thinks it leans a little too much to the left just not as much as the others. Others would watch with her. She’d have political debates with them. She says she converted many Democrats into Trump Republicans.

Terms of her probation have prevented her from contacting the women who remain at Hazleton but they are in her thoughts as are those still incarcerated without bail for the January 6 protests.

Prison reform has become an issue for her as a result of her experiences.

Ms. Bancroft says the Bucks County Republican Party has removed her from her committeewoman’s seat in the 2-2 Precinct in Doylestown, a seat which she won last spring with the voters having full knowledge of her involvement in the protests.

Regarding Jan. 6, she says she saw one incident that may have involved provocateurs where a group on some scaffolding was trying to break windows in the Capitol and the crowd below objecting accusing them of being Antifa.

Dawn Bancroft Story Of An Insurrectionist
Dawn Bancroft Story Of An Insurrectionist

Houck Defenders Pack Chestnut Street To Witness To Feds

Houck Defenders Pack Chestnut Street To Witness To Feds — About 100 persons packed the sidewalk at 615 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, starting at 11 this morning, Oct.7, to call attention to the plight of the Houck family and the de facto declaration by the Biden Administration that political dissenters are enemies of the state.

The address houses the office of the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania which is leading the Mark Houck persecution.

Houck allegedly shoved anti-life activist Bruce Love in October 2021 during a dispute at a Planned Parenthood clinic. Federal law prohibits the blocking of clinics — not just abortion ones — and that’s what the feds say Houck did.

Houck says he was 50 feet away from the entrance and Love had left his station, where he was an escort, to harass his 12-year-old daughter.

Regardless, on the early morning of Sept. 23 a group of about 25 heavily armed FBI agents in a convoy of 15 vehicles arrested Houck in front of his family.

For at worst a shoving match.

Houck Defenders Pack Chestnut Street To Witness To Feds

Dr. William Develin, a human rights advocate, emceed the event, which he called a “public witness” and led public prayer to start things. He reminded the group that they should love their enemies.

He introduced WPHT host Dom Giordano, a strong supporter, who said that someone in the state government had to sign off on the arrested.

Was it Attorney General — and Democrat gubernatorial candidate — Josh Shapiro?

Giordano noted that Houck is being represented by Brian J. McMonagle, one of the nation’s premier defense attorneys, along with Peter Breen. He said McMonagle is doing it at a steep discount.

Giordano contrasted the treatment Houck is receiving to criminals in Philly — there have been 410 murders so far this year in the city — and Hunter Biden, who he described as a “walking example of privilege.”

He called on the remaining good agents in the FBI to act and stifle the erosion of civil liberty.

Houck Defenders Pack Chestnut Street To Witness To Feds
Ashley Garecht

Ashley Garecht of Pro Life Union of Philadelphia described how she and her teenaged daughters were harassed by State Rep. Brian Sims (D-182) at a demonstration and Sims went so far as to doxx the young girls.

“Nothing happened to Sims,” she said.

She said the Houck raid was the result of Joe Biden’s hellish rant at Independence Hall on Sept. 1 in which he said half the country “represent an extremism that threatens the very foundations of our Republic.”

She said a fundraising campaign she started has raised $300,000 for the Houcks.

Patrick Stanton of the same group described the vandalism that has occurred at Catholic churches in the city and mocked the FBI for lack of arrests. The crowd joined him in the mocking.

The event was observed by city police and uniformed officers of the Department of Homeland Security, and who knows what else.

Peter Breen described how he made several offers to have Houck surrender voluntarily. He also said that if they wanted to arrest him he could have him appear in a convenient public spot to spare his family.

Wasn’t going to happen. Stasi gonna Stasi.

Breen said that he was surprised at the blackout of the event in the local media.

He said the charges have no basis and every new fact he finds is in his client’s favor.

Kathy Barnette, who finished strong in the GOP Senate primary in May, passionately expressed anger at what was happening to this nation,.

“The issue of defending life is not a Republican issue,” she said. “It’s about defending truth.”

Houck Defenders Pack Chestnut Street To Witness To Feds
Kathy Barnette giving a shout out to Terrisa Bukovinac fo her sign

She said there were far more people like her than not.

She gave a shout out to a woman holding a sign saying “Atheist/Progressive/Pro Life”. The woman was found to be Terrisa Bukovinac, the founder of Progressive Anti-Abortion Uprising.

Ms. Barnette said the federal government has been weaponized and the battle isn’t going to be easy.

“It’s going to cost us something for standing up for truth,” she said.

Houck Defenders Pack Chestnut Street To Witness To Feds
Terrisa Bukovinac and her sign

She noted that we should not expect a hero to save us.

“If you are sitting waiting for someone, it is you,” she said.

FBI whistleblower Steve Friend was scheduled to attend but did not.

The FBI wouldn’t allow him said Rev. Patrick Mahoney of the Christian Defense League.

Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale was recognized from the podium for his presence.

Kenneth Stracuzzi of Hope for Pa led group prayer prior to the official start of the event.

Houck Defenders Pack Chestnut Street To Witness To Feds

Houck Supporters To Gather At U.S. Attorney’s Office Friday

Houck Supporters To Gather At U.S. Attorney’s Office Friday — Citizens and national leaders will gather, 11 a.m., Friday, Oct. 7, at the office of the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, 615 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19106, to protest the FBI banana-republic raid of Mark Houck.

The raid occurred the early morning of Sept. 23 and involved about 25 heavily armed FBI agents and 15 vehicles.

Houck, a pro-life activist, is accused of shoving anti-life activist Bruce Love in October 2021 during a dispute at a Planned Parenthood clinic. The feds say he violated the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances (FACE) Act, which makes it a federal crime to use force with the intent to injure, intimidate and interfere with anyone because that person produces reproductive health care.

Houck says Love was harassing his 12-year-old daughter and the dispute was not about clinic access.

Houck was arrested in front of his family. His lawyer had months earlier contacted the feds and said Houck was willing to voluntarily surrender.

Emceeing the event will be WPHT talk radio host Dom Giordano. Among those scheduled to speak will be Dr. William Develin, international human rights advocate; Ashley Garecht, a pro-lifer harassed at Planned Parenthood by Rep. Brian Sims in 2020; Patrick Stanton, of Pro-Life Union, the offices of which were vandalized about what the feds have yet to investigate; FBI whistleblower Steve Friend, who was suspended after reporting political SWAT raids in Chicago; former Senate candidate Kathy Barnette; Rev. Patrick Mahoney of the Christian Defense League; and Peter Breen of Thomas More Society who is Houck’s lawyer.

Houck Supporters To Gather At U.S. Attorney’s Office Friday
Houck Supporters To Gather At Fed Courthouse Friday

Gary Byrne Describes Son’s Suicide

Gary Byrne Describes Son’s Suicide — Author Gary Byrne has posted a video describing the bullying and indifference by educators that led to suicide of his son, Ethan.

Ethan was a 17-year-old senior at Springfield High School in Delaware County, Pa. when he shot himself in a local park on Oct. 19, 2020.

Byrne filed suit in federal court, on July 19, 2021 against the Springfield Board of School Directors, Superintendent Dr. Anthony Barber and Principal Joseph Hepp for failure to notify them of the bullying their son endured which prevented them from being able to stop his untimely death.

In his video, Byrne says his son made a stupid comment in June 2020 — at the height of the lockdowns and the George Floyd controversy — to a group of online friends regarding Floyd in which he used racially charged language. He was rebuked and apologized.

Byrne says that type of language was not uncommon in the group of teenagers.

One of the group passed it to an African-American girl at the school active in social causes who then spread it throughout social media sites.

Ethan suffered silently through the summer. The final straw came when an SHS graduate attending Penn State texted him threatening his family.

Here is Gary’s video:

Gary Byrne Describes Son's Suicide
Gary Byrne Describes Son’s Suicide

Roy Moore Wins Lawsuit With $8.2 Million Verdict

Roy Moore Wins Lawsuit With $8.2 Million Verdict — Judge Roy Moore who was painted as a pedophile after winning the Republican nomination for a special Alabama U.S. Senate race in 2017, has won an $8.2 million verdict against the Democrat-supporting Senate Majority PAC.

The PAC ran an ad that claimed that Moore solicited sex from young girls at a shopping mall. The jurors found it false and defamatory, and by all accounts it was.

The allegations resulted in Moore losing the race to Democrat Doug Jones.

Roy Moore Wins Lawsuit With $8.2 Million Verdict
Roy Moore Wins Lawsuit With $8.2 Million Verdict

Rose McGowan Credit History Wiped

Rose McGowan Credit History Wiped — Actress Rose McGowan, the mother of the MeToo movement, has tweeted that she has been run off the road and had a break-in at her apartment during the last five days. She included a photo as evidence of the latter incident.

It’s easy to dismiss it. A cynic might says she’s making it all up because she’s not the center of attention that she was a few years ago, and she misses the drama.

And the door pix looks kind of stagey to be honest.

But yesterday afternoon, Sept. 27, she tweeted that her credit history has been wiped and posted screenshots of her application to Apple Card and a conversation with a service rep named Elizabeth.

That doesn’t look statgey.

We believe you Rose. Just remember, they can’t kill us all.

Rose McGowan Credit History Wiped
Rose McGowan learns her credit history has been wiped.
Rose McGowan Credit History Wiped
Ms. McGowan learns her credit history has been wiped, continued.
The only thing we have that they don’t is truth.

Pedophilic Antifa Cowardice Revealed In Portland

Pedophilic Antifa Cowardice Revealed In Portland — The weekend’s event in Portland showed Antifa to be the corrupt, misogynistic cowardly thugs that some of us have long understood them to be.

Here they are abusing a female journalist.

Here they are abusing a woman walking her dog.

Why aren’t the authorities in certain places stopping them. Can you say George Soros purchased law enforcement? We knew you could.

Yes Antifa is filled with pedophiles.

Again, nice shooting Kyle Rittenhouse.

For an honest history of Antifa check out front-line journalist Andy Ngo’s bestseller, Unmasked: Inside Antifa’s Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy.

Pedophilic Antifa Cowardice Revealed In Portland
The photos are from mug shots of Antifa members. LOL at the diversity. Besides being filled with pedophiles, Antifa is also racist.
Pedophilic Antifa Cowardice Revealed In Portland