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West Point Cadets, Army Football Players, overdosed on Fentanyl laced cocaine in Florida

The U.S. Military Academy and fire-rescue officials reported that two of West Point school’s cadets, including a football player, a total of six people overdosed on fentanyl-laced cocaine at a Florida vacation home during spring break. Two of the six were in critical condition, rescue and emergency officials said. A …

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UPDATE: Investigation I Complete of Manda Bay al Shabab Terrorist Attack, 3 Americans Killed

Specialist U.S. Army Spc. Henry J. Mayfield Jr Department of Defense Press Briefing on U.S. Africa Command Investigation of Jan. 5, 2020, Al-Shabaab Attack at the Cooperative Security Location in Manda Bay, KenyaMarch 10, 2022PRESS SECRETARY JOHN F. KIRBY: OK. Good afternoon, everybody. And thanks for joining here. Today we’ve …

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Sheriff Sued for Reporting Illegal Alien Criminals to ICE: Illegal Immigrant with record kills four

Sheriff Scott Jones Facebook Sheriff Jones : My message to President Biden and the weak-on-crime politicians: there is now more blood on the hands of California legislators, the Federal Government, and the politicians that support these Sanctuary policies. Remember the faces of these tragic murder victims.In the coming days and …

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The Legend of Bonhomme Richard and the Hotheaded Captain John Paul Jones

“I have not yet begun to fight!” Bonhomme Richard  (Frigate) U.S. Navy Captain John Paul Jones Caption: A drawing of Bonhomme Richard, ex-Duc de Duras, 1779, by E. Tufnell (NH 72802) Duc de Duras, a French merchant vessel built in 1766 by the French East India Company (La Compagnie des Indes), spent …

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DOD squirms: 500 more U.S. service members to be deployed to Europe

This time the Biden Warmonger and DOD Company have Wagged a more fed up Bear. Senator Lindsey Graham Obama/Biden took out Ghadaffi, attempted to take out Assad until Putin interfered. Bush took out Saddam. The consequences of those violations of International Law based on lies, with actions not taken as …

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U.S. must take responsibility for another war to end Ukraine crisis

John J. Mearsheimer, the R. Wendell Harrison Distinguished Service Professor in Political Science and Co-director of the Program on International Security Policy at the University of Chicago, assesses the causes of the present Ukraine crisis, the best way to end it, and its consequences for all of the main actors. …

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The Republic of Texas, 10 years an Independent country

The Myth and Legend of David Crockett By 1835, Antonio López de Santa Anna had established himself as a dictator in Mexico. Among Anglo-American colonists and Tejanos alike, the call for Texas independence grew louder. On March 2, 1836, a delegation at Washington-on-the-Brazos adopted the Texas Declaration of Independence, and thus …

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NATO: Response Force’s First Deployment

The NATO Response Force 500 French troops assembled in Istres in southern France before deploying to Romania. The first of many French forces have arrived in Romania as part of the NATO Response Force (NRF). The soldiers, part of the French Army’s Chasseurs alpins unit (“Alpine Hunters”) arrived at Mihail …

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UPDATE: Australia Former SAS Soldier Accused of War Crimes in Civil Trial

This week, trials of SAS most decorated officer, Ben Roberts-Smith have continued. A former unnamed SAS soldier denies making up evidence that Ben Roberts-Smith expressed a desire to just “kill” or seeing photographs of dead insurgents on his iPod. The Soldiers were on their third tour in Afghanistan. The ex-special …

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Saudi sticks with Russia on OPEC

During phone call with French Pres Macron, HRH Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman discussed the situation in Ukraine & impact of the crisis on energy markets; HRH affirmed Kingdom’s keenness on stability & balance of oil markets & Kingdom’s commitment to the OPEC Plus agreement. Saudi/russia also have military agreements …

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