Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: Success in life is founded upon attention to the small things rather than to the large things; to the every day things nearest to us rather than to the things that are remote and uncommon. Booker T. Washington
Gov Shapiro Implicated In Trump Assassination Try And Many Other Crimes —Hadassah Feinberg early this morning, July 24, posted another video regarding Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro. This one says he is complicit in the July 13 attempted assassination of President Donald Trump in Butler, Pa. along with the murder of Corey Comperatore, and the wounding of two others.
Ms. Feinberg, who had been an active member of the Harrisburg Jewish community, says Shapiro is guilty of numerous other crimes — including murder and cover ups of murder.
She had been a supporter of Shapiro and had even attended a closed even at the Governor’s Residence last September.
A few weeks afterwards, though, she became involved in a matter involving the grandchildren of a convicted sex abuser with connections to Josh.
She says she “saved them” and had to flee Dauphin County 10 days later due to threats.
She first moved to neighboring Cumberland County, but has now left the state.
Ms. Feinberg says the Harrisburg Jewish community fears speaking up due Shapiro’s willingness to cruelly retaliate.
Her letter cites Shapiro’s cover-up of Ellen Greenberg‘s murder. Ms Greenberg been engaged to Shapiro’s childhood friend and donor, Samuel Goldberg.
Ms. Feinberg has filed a private criminal complaint charging Shapiro with homicide relating to the murder of Comperatore and attempted assassination of Trump.
Here is her letter:
Below is her YouTube video. How long will it stay up?
Hat tip Sean Connolly.
Gov Shapiro Implicated In Trump Assassination Try And Many Other Crimes.
Greg Stenstrom Guest On Roger Stone — Greg Stenstrom of Glen Mills, Pa. and retired Marine Col. Timothy Schindel were Roger Stone’s guests, July 23, on the StoneZone.
They described the danger America faces from the unelected people in the federal bureaucracy who feel, probably rightly, their easy living ends with a Donald Trump second term.
They said to a major event before the election such a bio attack or a financial meltdown
Also discussed was The Council, a group of federal officials, especially inspector generals, who are accountable to no one.
The goal of these people isn’t to provide for a just and prosperous society but to transfer wealth from citizens to go themselves.
Also election integrity was discussed along with the steps being taken to keep the debacle of 2020 from happening again.
They said mail-in ballots are the main source of vote fraud. Greg noted that one solution would be to stop using central counting centers like the Wharf in Delco, and to return the counting to the precincts.
Greg noted the victory won by himself and Leah Hoopes in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court when sued for defamation. The pair represented themselves. He pointed out they didn’t back down and used a truth defense. The other side quite when they saw the evidence they had showing widespread fraud.
Woman Fled Pennsylvania Out Of Fear Of Shapiro — Hadassah Feinberg posted a warning regarding Gov. Josh Shapiro on YouTube. She says she has been forced to flee Pennsylvania out of fear of repercussions for speaking out against him.
Complaint File Against Montco Judge Regarding Ducote Matter — The Montgomery County, Pa. judge who threw a hissy fit and ordered an attorney arrested and handcuffed is in a bit of trouble herself.
Common Please Court Judge Kelly Wall gave the bizarre order, May 8, because she didn’t like how attorney Richard Ducote was a questioning a witness.
Or maybe it’s because Ducote said that Judge Wall should recuse herself because she had engaged in ex parte communications, which is a violation of judicial ethics.
Ducote is representing noted ophthalmologist Dr. Nicole Gross in a horror-story divorce case.
Anyway Ducote filed a complaint against Judge Wall with the Judicial Conduct Board, regarding those ex parte communications.
Mary Bush Convicted — Mary Bush was convicted, Friday, of harassing Cameron Adams who bought the land upon which she grew up and on which she cared for her mother until 2013 when she was evicted after a dispute concerning guardianship issues with her brothers.
Mary still lives next to the property in West Bradford, Chester County, Pa.
It’s 15 acres and has a Cape Cod.
Adams got it for $480,000 in 2021 just a few hours before Mary’s mother, Genevieve, died.
Mary, who is 64, may be facing a stint in prison — much as 70-year-old Arthur Herring did — because of the conviction. The harassment included driving slowly past the house, videotaping construction and occasionally shouting at the new owner.
Mary is disputing the ownership of the property and possessions that came with it. She says cases are pending in Chester Common Pleas Court, the Orphans Court, two appeals in state Superior Court and an appeal in the state Supreme Court.
We only watched a little of the trial and won’t comment on whether the verdict was just. We won’t even take a side in Mary’s dispute with her brothers.
We will, however, declare that Pennsylvania’s guardianship system is a corrupt disgrace. Genevieve — just as Jane Herring — was declared mentally incapacitated at a hearing in which her county-appointed attorney told her not to testify. Further, the attorney kept her from calling her doctor and financial advisors as witnesses in support of her acuity.
The ruling allowed the Chesco courts to appoint guardians and lawyers — well-paid by the estate — to control her assets.
Once the court appoints a lawyer, by the way, a family cannot get rid of him no matter how poor a job he is doing.
It’s a scam. It’s dirty. The law needs to be changed.
Mary was prohibited — just as Arthur Herring was — from seeing her mom at the end. This was not the wish of Genevieve. It was certainly not the wish of Mary.
Never Forget Ellen Greenberg, Little Josh Shapiro, Never Forget — Pennsylvania Gov. Little Josh Shapiro is on the short list of vice presidential (presidential?) candidates now that (the late?) Joe Biden has declared that he is not seeking re-election.
We’d like to remind all how he swept the investigation into the “suicide” of kindergarten teacher Ellen Greenberg into oblivion.
Ellen “killed herself” by stabbing herself in the back 22 times.
Josh is buds with her “heartbroken” fiance Samuel Goldberg, an NBC (Comcast) producer.
Trump-Vance Must Restore Fairness To Betrayed American Workers
By Joe Guzzardi
The Donald J. Trump-J.D. Vance ticket gives promise to working Americans who the Biden administration has maligned through its open border agenda, and improper granting of parole with work authorization to millions of illegal immigrants. The legal and illegal immigrants that have arrived since President Joe Biden’s first days in the White House have dominated job creation in the monthly Bureau of Labor Statistics report. Center for Immigration Studies Steve Camarota’s research into jobs data found that since 2019’s fourth quarter, the period just before COVID-19 devastated the U.S. economy, 2.7 million more people are working. The raw statistics give false credence to the Biden administration’s boast that the U.S. economy is strong.
But immigrants, not U.S. workers, led in job gains totals, an important fact omitted from the White House’s glowing economic press releases. Simply stated, since 2019, all the net job growth has gone to immigrants. The number of working immigrants since 2019 is up by 2.9 million, while 183,000 fewer U.S. citizens were employed during the same period.
The GOP ticket—Trump and Vance—have an opportunity to right three decades of wrongs perpetrated against American workers. Low-skilled Americans are forced to compete with under-educated illegal aliens for entry level jobs that would help them support their families and get a foot in the labor market, essential for moving up the socioeconomic ladder. Black American workers are the biggest victims of mass immigration, and not only on the hiring line. Kathleen Wells, Black America for Immigration Reform’ s Executive Director, observed that in New York City, America’s most expensive city in which to rent a hotel room, 135 of its 700 hotels provide taxpayer funded housing to illegal immigrants. Prepaid debit cards add to the generous benefits package available to illegal immigrants, but not to black Americans. Similar injustices play out across America—in Chicago, Boston, Denver, Los Angeles, and Portland.
Skilled U.S. workers are not immune from foreign labor job displacement. A wide variety of employment-based visas provide jobs for hundreds of thousands of professional employees that will work in tech, accounting, and education. The most commonly used visas are the H-1B, the J-1, and the L-1. The overseas employees—read, cheaper— take well-paying, white-collar jobs from more experienced American workers.
The time is overdue for American workers’ resumes that reflect their skills and experiences to return to their rightful position at the top of employers’ inboxes and not be cast aside in favor of candidates that unscrupulous employers will hire for the lowest wage. Trump and Vance are aware that new jobs must be filled by U.S. citizens. In his GOP convention address, Vance reminded the audience that he grew up in Middletown, Ohio, “a place that had been cast aside and forgotten by America’s ruling class in Washington.”
Continuing, Vance said:” When I was in the fourth grade, a career politician by the name of Joe Biden supported NAFTA, a bad trade deal that sent countless good jobs to Mexico. When I was a sophomore in high school that same career politician named Joe Biden gave China a sweetheart deal that destroyed even more good American middle-class jobs.” For more than a quarter of a century, the craven, D.C. privileged has done the bidding of donors and consistently spurned working Americans in pursuit of their own narrow self-interests. Biden may be gone but whoever replaces him at the top of the Democratic ticket will have the same global agenda. Trump and Vance can end the harm done to American workers; reversing the anti-American sentiment must be their first priority.
Monday, January 20, 2025, Inauguration Day, is the time to for Trump and Vance to begin to keep their campaign pledges to U.S. workers.
Joe Guzzardi is an Institute for Sound Public Policy analyst who has written about immigration for more thirty years. Contact him at jguzzardi@ifspp.org
Trump-Vance Must Restore Fairness To Betrayed American Workers