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US California 3/5/2026 Bishop Emanuel Shaleta of the Chaldean Catholic Diocese of St. Peter the Apostle in San Diego was arrested at San Diego International Airport while allegedly attempting to leave the country. National Catholic Reporter +1 Case Details
Before his arrest, Shaleta had reportedly submitted his resignation to the Vatican earlier this year following an internal investigation. The Pillar +1 (end of AI) All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. 2/22/2026 Did he say Holy Spirits? my comments
St. Peter Chaldean Catholic Cathedral in El Cajon, CA, is Novus Ordo. The bishop was born in Iraq and moved to the US in 1987. He is an appointee of a dead, unindicted criminal, Francis. My question is directed at this church and all the other churches that self-categorize and self-label, such as Armenian, Hispanic/Latino, Hmong, Korean, or Vietnamese: why can't you integrate and assimilate?
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2/24/2026 The following is an AI-generated report indicating the sources AI used, which I verified as true. Cathy McKee, 69, no middle name released, disposed of her newborn baby in a landfill in Columbus County, North Carolina, in 1979. The infant's body was discovered inside a trash bag at the landfill, and the 47-year-old cold case was solved in February 2026 using DNA evidence to identify McKee as the mother. KPTV +2
The crime occurred in North Carolina. However, the same result might occur in any and every state. For example, in California, concealing the birth then death of a newborn is often prosecuted as a felony with potential prison time of up to three years.
2/24/2026 Aliya Rahman had an altercation with federal, state, and local law enforcement in Minnesota during "Operation Metro Surge" in January 2026. That operation launched after several violent and deadly interactions occurred between anti-ICE agitators and police in Minneapolis. Ilhan Omar intentionally invited Rahman to the State of the Union Address for the purpose of interrupting the speech. Perfectly healthy Rahman is a Lesbian and Black Lives Matter.  2/25/2026 Now this is a good investigative journalist. All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law. Kansas City Kansas City is primarily in Missouri (specifically, Kansas City, Missouri, or KCMO). While it straddles the border and a separate Kansas City, Kansas, exists, the largest and most prominent city is in Missouri, founded in the 1830s at the confluence of the Missouri and Kansas rivers. Wikipedia +3 Kansa Tribe The name Kansas is derived from the Kansa or Kaw Tribe, a Siouan-speaking group that inhabited the region, meaning People of the South Wind, or Wind People. The name was applied to the Kansas River and later the territory and state, stemming from a Siouan term referring to the Kansa people. Flag change Kansas City changed the 1944–1972 city flag featuring a Kansa Indian on horse. Chiefs In 1989, the Kansas City Chiefs football team switched from Warpaint, a Pinto horse ridden by a man in a feathered headdress, to their current mascot Wolf. Warpaint returned in 2009 ridden by a cheerleader. In July 2021 Warpaint was retired again, the team president stating that it is the right thing to do at this time. Sycophants are malicious and illiterate.  California
2/19/2026 Three Silicon Valley engineers, all Iranian nationals, have been charged after attempting to sell Google's trade secrets to Iran. Sisters Samaneh Ghandali and Soroor Ghandali and Mohammadjavad Khosravi reportedly intended to use their positions at large tech firms to gain access to files containing information on processor security and cryptography, then funnel that knowledge back to Tehran. All three were in the United States legally. Samaneh Ghandali had obtained naturalized citizenship. Soroor Ghandali was holding a student visa. Khosravi had obtained permanent resident status and had served in the Iranian military. Google discovered the theft of materials during routine security checks. The company said that it moved quickly once the breach surfaced. I summarized a news report by Vanesa Belen, Thin Line News. 2/13/2026
United States Press Release US Attorney's Office Southern District of New York Nikhil Gupta Worked at the Direction of an Indian Government Employee to Arrange the Murder of U.S.-Based Leader of Sikh Separatist Movement (He pled guilty.) https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/indian-national-pleads-guilty-plotting-assassinate-us-citizen-new-york-city Canada
British Columbia Tumbler Ridge 2/10/2026 Jesse Van Rootselaar, 18, killed two relatives at a residence before killing six others at the Tumbler Ridge Secondary School (7th-12th), five students aged 12–13 and a 39-year-old teacher. Twenty-seven others were injured. Van Rootselaar died from a self-inflicted gunshot at the school. The family members killed were his stepbrother, 11, and his mother, 39. The shooter was initially described by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police as "a female in a dress with brown hair". Identity was confirmed later. Van Rootselaar was a "transitioner", male to female. The perpetrator had dropped out of school about four years earlier, but investigators at the time had concluded that is was not because of bullying. Police had visited the family home before regarding mental health issues. He had held a valid minor's firearm license, expired in 2024. The killer was not the registered owner. Police confirmed that in a previous police visit in the past two years firearms were seized under the Criminal Code, but that the lawful owner in the household petitioned for them to be returned, and they were. Van Rootselaar used a modified handgun. Police recovered two firearms from the scene at the school, a modified handgun and a long gun. In Canada, it is illegal for a private individual to modify a long gun (rifle or shotgun) into a handgun. Such an alteration creates a "sawed-off" rifle or shotgun, which is classified as a prohibited firearm under the Criminal Code. Footnote I wrote this news story without an editor and using the best information available, which included news reports, Wikipedia, AI, and my experience. It's great to be independent and not have an editor insisting on politically correct language. 2/4/2026 United States Ohio Leslie Ann Celebrezze Former Cuyahoga County Domestic Relations Judge Leslie Ann Celebrezze pled guilty to a third-degree felony charge of records tampering. She admitted to fabricating a court entry to steer a 2023 case to a close friend. Sentencing will occur at a later date with potential penalties including prison time. The Celebreeze Family, a political dynasty Her father, James Celebreeze, was the son of Cleveland politician Frank D. Celebrezze I, the nephew of former Johnson cabinet member Anthony Celebrezze, the first cousin of former gubernatorial candidate Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr., the brother of Ohio Chief Justice Frank Celebrezze, and the uncle of Ohio Appeals Court Judge Frank D. Celebrezze Jr. James died 2021. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Celebrezze Retired Wayne County Common Pleas Court Judge Mark Wiest of Wooster says that he knows nothing about her. Wayne County is very near Cuyahoga County.  map courtesy of geology.com
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Minneapolis "42 arrested outside Minneapolis federal building after anti-ICE memorial turns violent" By Vanesa Belen Thin Line News, 2/9/2026 At least 42 anti-ICE agitators were arrested Saturday outside the Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis after a memorial event devolved into a confrontation with law enforcement. Footage from the scene showed protesters tearing down yellow police tape, hurling lewd objects at state patrol officers, and screaming insults — all while one demonstrator shouted through a megaphone that the gathering was "peaceful"... Who is Henry Whipple? Henry Whipple was an American religious leader and activist. He was the first Episcopal bishop of Minnesota and gained a reputation as a humanitarian and advocate for Native Americans! |
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