House Judiciary Hate Crime Hearings, Reparations, and Julian Assange

Not much televised in mainstream news recently was a House Judiciary Committee Hearing on hate crimes and the rise of white nationalism. It was much overshadowed by reporting on the Mueller report and AG Barr's spy commentary. What was this “hearing” really about? It was almost 4 hours long, and included testimony from a couple social media giants, two Jewish special interest groups, a few anti-hate organizations, and Candace Owens, but it seems some used it as political agenda. They even verbally attacked one of the witnesses assaulting their character. At the very least, it showed partisan politics in full swing.

Cory “Spartacus” Booker has introduced a senate reparations bill. Will it gain traction? Will the left be able to push this through and create legislation? Does it make sense to make people today pay for things they didn't do or be compensated for things they didn't endure? Do the majority of Americans of African decent even want such things, or is this just a way for Democrats to try to pull them back onto the plantation? Or is this just another attempt by the left/liberals/Democrats to sow further division between Americans?

Breaking news, Julian Assange extradition from the England Ecuador Embassy. Initial reports suggest that the embassy allowed England police to enter. Of course, they pulled Julian out as the result. What is this really about? Why suddenly after 7 years? Does the resent AG Barr claims of spying have anything to do with Julian's sudden ousting from the embassy?

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