SPLC: Remember Kyle Daniel Craig

Remember Kyle Daniel Craig — just 26-years-old, a loving husband and father.

He left home one day to purchase a used ATV through Facebook Marketplace… and never returned. When he stopped responding to calls, his frantic family located his body dumped along a roadside, shot multiple times. Five suspects were later charged in his murder: Parveion Harris, Darius Erving, Montavious Landfair, Brock Banks, and Akarion Johnson. Authorities say they lured him into a robbery to steal the cash he was carrying. Darius Erving has now been sentenced to 30 years in prison. The cases against the other four defendants are still pending.

SPLC: The KINGS of QUEENS, NEW YORK! "TYPICAL TEENAGE HORSEPLAY"

SPLC: The KINGS of QUEENS, NEW YORK! "TYPICAL TEENAGE HORSEPLAY"

LINK: https://www.foxnews.com/opinion/15-year-old-black-teens-murder-reveals-ugly-truth-white-guilt-america

"NO ONE IS HATED MORE THAN ONE WHO SPEAKS TRUTH" (PLATO)

"NO ONE IS HATED MORE THAN ONE WHO SPEAKS TRUTH" (PLATO)

14-Year-Old Black Girl Who Engaged In "TYPICAL TEENAGE HORSEPLAY" Doesn’t Realize Police Know She’s The Killer!

14-Year-Old Black Girl Who Engaged In "TYPICAL TEENAGE HORSEPLAY" Doesn’t Realize Police Know She’s The Killer!

SPLC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-u9WCzBCIfs

FBI prevents DRONE ATTACK on WHITEHOUSE UFC EVENT

FBI prevents DRONE ATTACK on WHITEHOUSE UFC EVENT === Washington – Federal investigators have disrupted a plan to use explosive drones against a public gathering scheduled on the White House South Lawn. The target was the UFC Freedom 250 event set for Sunday. Five people are now in custody as a result of the operation. Details of the Disrupted Scheme The FBI described the effort as an alleged attempt to carry out an attack using drones equipped with explosives. Officials moved quickly once the threat was identified, preventing any harm to the planned event or surrounding areas. The arrests mark the conclusion of an investigation that focused on the specific risks posed by unmanned aerial systems in a high-security zone. Authorities have not released additional information about the suspects or the precise methods they intended to employ. The focus remains on the successful interruption of the plot before any devices could be deployed. This outcome underscores the challenges of monitoring potential threats involving small, hard-to-detect aircraft near sensitive government sites. === The Planned Public Event The UFC Freedom 250 was positioned as a major outdoor occasion on the South Lawn, drawing attention for its combination of sports entertainment and a prominent national landmark. Such events require extensive coordination between organizers and security agencies to manage crowds and protect the perimeter. The choice of location added layers of visibility and logistical complexity that any security plan must address. Placing the gathering directly on White House grounds highlights the balance between public access and protection of critical infrastructure. Organizers had prepared for a large turnout, which in turn demanded heightened vigilance from multiple agencies. The foiled plot illustrates how even well-publicized occasions can attract unwanted attention from those seeking to cause disruption. === Arrests and Ongoing Investigation Five individuals were taken into custody in connection with the alleged plot. The FBI stated that the group had been under scrutiny for activities tied to the planned drone attack. Further details about their identities or prior records have not been made public at this stage. Investigators continue to examine any additional connections or materials that may surface. The rapid arrests suggest that authorities had gathered sufficient evidence to act decisively. This approach reflects standard procedure when dealing with threats that involve advanced technology and potential explosives. === Security Considerations in Perspective Incidents involving drones near restricted airspace have prompted ongoing reviews of detection and response capabilities across federal properties. The White House complex maintains some of the most stringent protective measures in the country, yet the evolving nature of unmanned systems requires constant adaptation. The current case adds to the record of plots that were identified and stopped before reaching execution. Public events at the White House serve important ceremonial and community functions, yet they also test the limits of existing safeguards. Agencies involved in the response will likely assess what adjustments, if any, are needed for future gatherings. The emphasis stays on maintaining safety without unnecessary restrictions on legitimate activities. The arrests bring a measure of resolution to this particular threat, though they also serve as a reminder that vigilance around critical sites remains essential.

"AMERICANS REUNITED AND IT FEELS SO GOOD"

"AMERICANS REUNITED AND IT FEELS SO GOOD"

by MARK ANTHONY TRAINA - ECONOMIST

WARS OVER AMERICANS DANCING

AMERICANS DANCING WARS OVER!

MUSIC VIDEO: https://www.facebook.com/reel/1009952831536675

SPLC - MASKED MISSISSIPI TEEN SHOT DEAD during HOME INVASION!

SPLC - MASKED MISSISSIPI TEEN SHOT DEAD during HOME INVASION!

"In the end PRESIDENT TRUMP always WINS!"

"In the end PRESIDENT TRUMP always WINS!" "THE DEMOCRAT PARTY IS OVER" (DNC) The DEMOCRATS and MEMBERS of the PRESS are once again extremely DEPRESSED! CNN, MS NOW, CBS, ABC, NBC, NYT, LAT, WP, HP, SPLC, ACLU, ADL, DNC and the WSJ are already LAYING OFF STAFF MEMBERS! "BAND PLAYS" TRUMP Says IRAN 'AGREED' To Never Have NUKES. Our MILITARY has COMPLETELY DESTROYED IRAN'S AIRFORCE and NAVY and never put a single AMERICAN SOLDIER'S BOOT on the GROUND! .. and NO, the Trump administration is not paying Iran $3 billion in U.S. taxpayer dollars. [1] The origin of this rumor stems from ongoing, unfinalized diplomatic talks and proposals surrounding a memorandum of understanding to end the war. The core facts of the situation are: [1] The Reconstruction Fund: Reports and draft memorandums of understanding have discussed a potential massive international "investment and reconstruction" fund for Iran, with estimates cited around $300 billion. [1, 2] Who Pays: U.S. officials, including Vice President JD Vance, have explicitly stated that this fund would not be paid for by American taxpayers. Instead, if implemented, it is intended to be financed by a coalition of Gulf Arab nations, and Iran would only be granted access to these monies upon meeting strict compliance obligations. [1, 2] Trump's Stance: President Donald Trump has publicly rejected the premise of American cash going to Iran, explicitly dismissing the claims as "Fake News" on his Truth Social platform. [1] Frozen Funds: Separate from reconstruction aid, Iran is currently pushing for access to roughly $20 billion to $24 billion of its own overseas assets that remain frozen due to U.S. sanctions. American officials maintain that any release of these Iranian assets will be strictly performance-based. "HIP, HIP, HURRAY" (USA)

SPLC - SAMUEL DAVIS, 17 charged with murder after store clerk fatally stabbed over 99-cent item, police say!

SPLC - SAMUEL DAVIS, 17 charged with murder after store clerk fatally stabbed over 99-cent item, police say!

San Antonio police confirmed a 17-year-old was arrested after a man was stabbed to death during an early morning altercation at a northwest-side business on Friday. The suspect, identified as Samuel Davis, was taken into custody after a standoff nearby involving a person of interest connected to the case. 17-year-old accused of killing store clerk who refused to sell 99-cent smoking product in Texas Regular customers of the classic Mart family business in the A 17-year-old is facing a murder charge after San Antonio police say a dispute over a 99-cent tobacco product turned deadly at a Northwest Side convenience store. Officers were called around 1 a.m. Friday to the Classic Mart & 420 Shop in the 4000 block of Medical Drive after reports of gunfire. When officers arrived, they found 25-year-old employee Sanad Faisal Al Resheq suffering from multiple stab wounds. Investigators later determined no shots had been fired. According to an arrest affidavit, surveillance video showed Samuel Davis becoming involved in an altercation with Al Resheq after the clerk refused to sell him a tobacco product because he was not old enough. Police say Davis pulled out a knife and stabbed Al Resheq multiple times before fleeing. Al Resheq died at the scene. Investigators identified Davis through surveillance footage, witness statements and a photo lineup. A coworker told police Davis was a regular customer who frequently caused problems at the store and had previously been known to steal. Hours later, officers arrested Davis following a standoff connected to the investigation at the Charles Andrews Apartments. He was booked into jail on a murder charge with bond set at $500,000. The killing left friends, customers and family members grieving outside the store Friday. A handwritten sign posted on the locked front door announced the business would remain closed and that a vigil would be held at 10 p.m. in honor of the slain employee. Teena-Louise Moyer, who came to offer support to the victim's family, described the store workers as welcoming members of the community. "They are the American dream really," Moyer said. "He's a baby. He hasn't even lived." Another customer, St. Clair Greenidge, said he often spent time talking with Al Resheq after moving to San Antonio. "To lose his life for doing his job? Tragic," Greenidge said. "It's sad. Very, very sad." The Islamic Center of San Antonio also expressed condolences, calling Al Resheq's death a tragic loss that has left deep grief among family, friends and those who knew him. LINK: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/sapd-17-year-old-accused-of-killing-store-clerk-who-refused-to-sell-99-cent-smoking-product-at-san-antonio-business/ar-AA25tEkv