NPR Releases Absurd Headline Attacking Christians






A conservative Christian gathering aimed at women is set to take place on the National Mall in
Washington, D.C. this Saturday, drawing attention from both supporters and critics.

According to NPR, the event, known as “Women for America,” is expected to bring together
thousands of women who share concerns about issues such as abortion, LGBT rights, and
what organizers describe as the erosion of traditional values.

The rally, organized by prominent conservative Christian figures, aims to unite women who
feel their voices have been marginalized in mainstream political discourse. Event organizers
emphasize the importance of faith, family, and freedom as core principles guiding their movement.

According to NPR, the gathering has attracted scrutiny from extremism experts who express
concern about some of the event’s messaging and affiliations. However, supporters of the rally
argue that such characterizations unfairly stigmatize conservative women exercising their
First Amendment rights.

One of the event’s key organizers, Sarah Thompson, told NPR, “We’re here to celebrate the
strength and values of American women who love God, their families, and their country.
This isn’t about extremism; it’s about empowering women to stand up for what they believe in.”

The rally is expected to feature a lineup of speakers including conservative politicians,
religious leaders, and media personalities. Topics slated for discussion include protecting
the sanctity of life, preserving women’s sports, and defending parental rights in education.

While the event has garnered support from various conservative groups, it has also faced
criticism from progressive organizations. According to NPR, some civil rights groups have
expressed concern that the rally’s messaging could contribute to divisiveness and
potentially marginalize certain communities.

However, event organizers and supporters contend that such criticisms mischaracterize
their intentions. Jane Roberts, a scheduled speaker at the event, told NPR,
“We’re not here to spread hate or division. We’re here to unite women who share
common values and concerns about the direction of our country.

“The gathering comes at a time of heightened political tension in the United States,
with issues such as abortion rights and gender identity at the forefront of national debate.
Supporters of the rally argue that it provides a necessary platform for conservative women
who feel their perspectives are often overlooked in mainstream media and politics.

According to NPR, law enforcement agencies are preparing for the event, with measures
in place to ensure the safety of both participants and potential counter-protesters.
The National Park Service has issued permits for the gathering, emphasizing the right
to peaceful assembly on federal grounds.

Despite the controversy surrounding the event, many conservative women view it as an
opportunity to network, share ideas, and mobilize for future political action. Sarah Johnson,
a rally attendee from Ohio, told NPR, “This event gives us a chance to come together and
realize we’re not alone. There are millions of women across America who share our values and concerns.”

The “Women for America” rally is expected to draw participants from across the country,
with some traveling long distances to attend. Organizers have arranged for buses to transport
women from various states, highlighting the event’s national appeal among conservative circles.
As the rally approaches, both supporters and critics are closely watching how it unfolds.

Conservative leaders see it as a potential catalyst for increased political engagement among
women on the right, while others express concern about the potential for escalating cultural
divisions. Regardless of one’s political stance, the event underscores the complex and often
contentious nature of contemporary American politics. As thousands of women prepare to
gather on the National Mall, the rally serves as a reminder of the diverse and passionate voices
that make up the American political landscape.

With the 2024 election season on the horizon, events like “Women for America” may play a
significant role in shaping political narratives and mobilizing voters. As the nation watches,
Saturday’s gathering will likely provide insights into the priorities and concerns of
conservative women across the United States.

Afghan Accused of Plotting
Election Day Terrorist Attack Worked for CIA: Report


OCTOBER 11, 2024

Afghan Accused of Plotting Election Day Terrorist Attack Worked for CIA: Report

Resist the Mainstream previously reported that federal authorities have arrested an Afghan national who allegedly plotted an
I SIS-inspired terrorist attack targeting U S Election Day.


The suspect, identified as Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi,
previously worked as a security guard for the C I A in Afghanistan before entering America in September 2021
following the withdrawal of American forces.

This shocking development raises serious questions about refugee vetting procedures.

F B I agents apprehended Tawhedi in Oklahoma City on Monday after an undercover operation involving a confidential human source
who infiltrated his communication network.

N B C News Justice and Intelligence Correspondent Ken Dilanian reported,
The alleged Afghan terrorist charged this week worked as a security guard for the C I A in Afghanistan.

The F B I is investigating whether he was radicalized before or after he came here in 2021 on humanitarian parole–
a month after the chaotic U S military withdrawal.

Court documents reveal disturbing details of his alleged plot,
including the purchase of two Kalashnikov rifles and an order for 500 rounds of ammunition.

C B S News reported that in encrypted messages sent via Telegram,
Tawhedi reportedly discussed his preparations.

He asked co-conspirators about the adequacy of his arsenal.
What do you think, brother?
Is it enough or should we increase it,
he wrote, according to evidence cited by prosecutors.

The suspect’s plans apparently hinged on the sale of his father-in-law’s house for $185,000,
with funds expected by October 15.

Investigators discovered Tawhedi had purchased one-way plane tickets to Kabul for his family members,
scheduled for October 17.

In subsequent communications,
he ominously declared,
After that we will begin our duty,
God willing, with the help of God,
we will get ready for the election day.

Tawhedi entered the United States on a Special Immigrant Visa as part of the mass evacuation of Afghans following the American
military withdrawal in 2021,
per C B S.

An Inspector General report from September 2022 exposed significant lapses in the vetting process for
Afghan refugees during this period.

The Taliban reportedly played a role in the selection of evacuees,
while many Afghans with proper documentation were left behind.

This arrest highlights concerns about the potential security risks posed by the expedited admission
of refugees without thorough background checks.

Tawhedi was among millions of foreign nationals allowed into the country during a period when standard vetting procedures
were reportedly compromised.

On X, many users weighed in to voice their frustrations.

Biden-Harris Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
was recently asked about how Tawhedi was even allowed into the country.

He refused to answer the question,
however.

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre also declined to answer a question from a reporter on the matter.

What I can say is
I cannot comment,
she said.



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Edward Joseph Snowden

{American former NSA intelligence contractor and whistleblower
who leaked classified documents revealing the existence of global surveillance programs.}


Julian Assange

{Has said his list would lock up 98% of Washington DC}


Sean John Combs, aka Diddy, Puff Daddy, Puffy and P. Diddy

{who's on this list for all the celebs to start being political analysts}


Ghislaine Maxwell

{have you ever heard of anyone sent to prison for trafficking to no one}


Jeffrey Edward Epstein
{who's on that list and why would he hang himself
while sitting on the floor and guards slept while the cameras broke}


Assassination of John F. Kennedy

{The route he took was that day was changed minutes before his motorcade left
and JFK had planned to eliminate the CIA}


Lee Harvey Oswald
{How did he know that the day before when he supposedly put the rifle in the book depository}


Jack Leon Ruby

{This N.O. nightclub owner had terminal cancer,
died of a pulmonary embolism and never said anything and died in jail and his family lived well afterwards}


Robert F. Kennedy

{was shot by Sirhan Sirhan at the Ambassador Hotel in Los Angeles, California
.. Sirhan, a Palestinian who held strong anti-Zionist and pro-Palestinian beliefs,
testified in 1969 that he killed Kennedy "with 20 years of malice aforethought"}



To me, in my humble opinion,
they have one thing in common.....

C.I.A.



On a side note....
I'm hunting for some more conspiracy theories
as most of mine have already come true

Even in a hurricane...
Hanging 10

Lawyer for Killer Sheriff Reveals Real Reason He Shot Judge
as Shock Video Shows Deadly Encounter







In a stunning turn of events that has rocked the quiet town of Whitesburg, Kentucky,
former Sheriff Shawn “Mickey” Stines stands accused of a crime that has left the community reeling.

On September 19, the 43-year-old lawman allegedly fired eight bullets into his longtime friend,
Judge Kevin Mullins, 54, inside the judge’s chambers at Lechter County Courthouse.


The incident, which unfolded with shocking swiftness,
has raised questions about the motives behind such a violent act
between two pillars of the local justice system.

Stines, who has since resigned from his position as sheriff,
pleaded not guilty to the murder charge.

Defense attorney Jeremy Bartley has put forth a provocative claim,
suggesting that the killing occurred “in the heat of passion.”


Bartley told PEOPLE,
“It was not something that was planned…
For us, the highest level of culpability should be manslaughter based on
the partial defense of extreme emotional disturbance.”

The defense’s strategy hints at underlying tensions that may have precipitated the tragic event.

Daily Mail reported that investigators are pursuing multiple leads, including a potential “sex scandal” motive.

One particularly intriguing detail emerged during the investigation:
detectives believe the shooting may have been triggered when Stines discovered
his daughter’s phone number in Mullins’ phone.

Surveillance footage from the courthouse, presented during a preliminary hearing on October 2,
captured Stines checking his phone before making a call from the judge’s device.


Kentucky State Police Detective Clayton Stamper testified that he was informed the sheriff
had attempted to contact his daughter from both phones, per Daily Mail.

Adding another layer to the unfolding drama, it was revealed that just hours before the shooting,
Stines and Mullins had shared lunch at the Streetside Grill & Bar,
a popular local eatery mere yards from the courthouse.

The pair, known to be regular lunchtime companions,
had ordered their usual meal of wings and salad,
giving no outward indication of the impending tragedy.

A cryptic exchange may have occurred during this meal,
per Stamper’s testimony.

“I was told that the judge made a statement to Mickey about,
‘Do we need to meet private in my chambers?'”
the detective recounted.

The events that followed paint a chilling picture.


Stines allegedly entered the judge’s outer office,
requested a private audience with Mullins,
and then proceeded to shoot him once they were alone in the inner chambers.

Afterward, Stines surrendered to officers with his hands raised.

As the investigation continues,
authorities are also examining a civil lawsuit against one of Stines’ deputies,
who was convicted of rape.

The lawsuit accused Stines of failing to properly train and supervise the deputy,
who had coerced a woman on home incarceration into sexual favors – ironically,
in Judge Mullins’ very chambers.

The community of Whitesburg,
accustomed to the quiet rhythms of small-town life,
now finds itself at the center of a tragedy that has shattered
long-standing relationships and trust.

As the case unfolds, residents grapple with the shocking transformation
of their sheriff from protector to alleged murderer.


With Stines facing a first-degree murder charge and his defense team preparing
to tell his side of the story, the coming weeks and months promise to reveal
more about the circumstances that led to this fateful confrontation between
two men who once stood side by side in service of the law.






As shown in court