Daily Archives: January 18, 2026

Trump Haters Are SILENCED When Daughter Ivanka Drops This Bomb! WHOA!

REPOSTED FROM YESIMRIGHT.COM

There is no end to the Trump hate, but we all know it’s nothing but hot air. The polls show otherwise and those closest to him know he’s a great man.

Look no further than Ivanka Trump, the Donald’s daughter. She is an incredible person along with her father and she is speaking out against the hate filled, liberal mindset saying that Donald Trump is sexist. I mean who would know about this topic better than his own family? No one.

Here’s what she had to say.

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Donald Trump’s daughter Ivanka told CNN on Wednesday that criticism of her father over his treatment of women is largely orchestrated by the media and that she is living proof that he doesn’t discriminate.

Donald Trump is ‘very blunt and very direct,’ but is ‘nongender specific’ when he criticizes people he disagrees with, Ivanka Trump told CNN’s Poppy Harlow in an interview aired on ‘Out Front with Erin Burnett.’

What’s interesting about this is that Ivanka is proving that Trump is a savvy and expert businessman, negotiator, and stoic family man, which is everything we’d want in a commander in chief.

‘He’s always supportive and encouraged women, and, truthfully, he’s proven that through decades through his employment practices, through his hiring practices.’

So next time you see the liberal media badmouthing Trump about his distaste for women in the workplace or anything of a sexist nature, just remember that it’s all bunk. Share this article if you support Trump for president!

JOURNALIST SPEAKS THE TRUTH ABOUT PARIS ATTACK, & MUCH MORE

This is from November of 2015, but it’s worth listening to.

Kerry says Iran has completed steps in nuclear deal, ‘First day of a safer world’

REPOSTED FROM FOXNEWS.COM

Secretary of State John Kerry and the International Atomic Energy Agency said independently Saturday that Iran has completed the necessary steps in the international nuclear deal to allow Tehran to immediately recoup roughly $100 billion in frozen assets.

“Iran has honored its commitment to alter, in fact dismantle, much of its” nuclear operation, Kerry said in Vienna. “All of Iran’s paths toward a nuclear weapon have been stopped. … Today marks the first day of a safer world.”

The deal was reached last summer after roughly two years of negotiation between Iran, the United States and five other world powers.

Iran has since shipped out tons of uranium and removed from service thousands of centrifuges — key components in making a nuclear weapon.

President Obama on Saturday signed executive orders lifting the economic sanctions on Iran, but it was unclear by early evening whether he would make a public statement.

In addition to recouping hundreds of billions of dollars, Iran and its economy will vastly benefit from new oil, trade and financial opportunities now that the Western sanctions against it are lifted.

Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton, a former secretary of state, praised the deal soon after Kerry’s announcement, calling it an “important achievement of diplomacy backed by pressure.”

“These are important steps that make the United States, our allies and the entire world safer,” she said. “I congratulate President Obama and his team. And I’m proud of the role I played to get this process started.”

However, Republicans and other Obama administration critics do not support the deal, saying in large part that the United States should have demanded tougher rules for inspecting Iran’s nuclear-related facilities.

“President Obama’s nuclear agreement with Iran is fatally flawed and gravely jeopardizes the national security interests of the American people, our ally Israel and other peaceful nations in the Middle East and around the world,” GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson said. “Furthermore, the disastrous agreement will release more than $100 billion to Iran and allow it to continue exporting terrorism around the world.”

The announcement about Iran complying with the deal was also made by International Atomic Energy Agency General Yukiya Amano, who said he is also releasing a report on Iran’s actions.

“This paves the way for the IAEA to begin verifying and monitoring Iran’s nuclear-related commitments under the agreement, as requested by the U.N. Security Council and authorized by the IAEA Board,” he said in a statement.

United Kingdom Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond welcomed the implementation of the deal.

“The nuclear deal … in which Britain played a major role makes the Middle East and the wider world a safer place,” he said. “Years of patient and persistent diplomacy, and difficult technical work, have borne fruit as we now implement the deal.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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GERMANS TORCH 222 REFUGEE HOMES

Germans Torch 222 Refugee Homes

When governments abuse their citizenry, the citizens respond in kind. German Chancellor Merkel has ignored the pleas of the German people regarding the million refugees she has opened the German gates to and it has created a volatile unrest in the country.

Responding to the influx and the havoc that the refugees have poured out on pastoral German villages, people have responded by burning down refugee shelters.

With an influx in asylum seekers, Germany has seen a wave of violence against Muslim refugees and immigrants, including attacks on shelters and homes, Agence France-Presse reported Monday. Germany has volunteered to take the highest number of refugees in the European Union, expecting between 800,000 and 1 million asylum seekers, most from the war-torn Middle East, before the end of the year.

At least 222 homes belonging to refugees were lit on fire since January, the Local reported, citing an investigation in German newspaper Die Zeit. Of those attacks, in which 104 people were wounded, four people were prosecuted for their involvement. Including the arson attacks, Die Zeit’s investigation found that at least 747 crimes had been perpetrated against refugees in the nation since the beginning of the year.

Through out history, when people have been abused and oppressed by their government, when their safety and lives have hung in the balance, they have resorted to self preservation. The burning of refugee shelters is a form of self preservation and a reaction against a German government that is not for the citizenry, but for the political correct posturing in the world.

Germany isn’t the only country setting refugee homes and centers ablaze:

Reflections on “13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi”