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America’s First Black Sailors Posted on “British gold and promises of personal freedom served as futile incentives among the Negroes of the American Navy; for them, the proud consciousness of duty well done served as a constant monitor and nerved their strong black arms when thundering shot and shell menaced the future of the country; and, although African slavery was still a recognized legal institution and constituted the basic fabric of the great food productive industry of the nation, ...

SHOCKER: CNN’s Zakaria Corners John Kerry on Biden Killing Jobs Posted on Liberal CNN host Fareed Zakaria cornered Climate Envoy John Kerry on the Biden administration’s executive orders that killed thousands of U.S. jobs. Zakaria took the time to throw Kerry at least one curveball in an interview on the Jan. 31 edition of CNN’s Fareed Zakaria GPS. Zakaria pointed out how Biden’s executive orders on climate change have destroyed jobs: “You talk about [the transition away from fossil...

China’s top diplomat Yang Jiechi warns Biden not to cross Chinas red line Posted on China’s top diplomat warned the US not to cross the country’s “red line,” in a pointed speech that pushed back against early moves by President Joe Biden to press Beijing on human rights. Yang Jiechi, who sits on the Communist Party’s 25-member Politburo, said in a video address to a New York-based US-China group that the two sides “stand at a key moment” to rebuild ties and cooperate after Bid...

Report: McConnell Urged to Whip Republicans Into Impeaching Trump Posted on Establishment Republicans are urging Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to quietly greenlight President Donald Trump’s conviction in the Senate. Reports are emerging that McConnell, is being privately urged to support a conviction vote in the Senate’s Republican caucus by prominent Republicans and former White House officials. In talking to reporters off the record, one Republican member of Congress made clear that ...

Monthly Fiber Arts Thread - February 1-28, 2021 Posted on The Monthly Fiber Arts Thread is a monthly gathering of people that love yarn and fabric of all kinds. From complete newbies that are looking to start that first project, to experienced fiber artists and beyond, we would love to hear from you. It is impossible to hijack the Monthly Fiber Arts Thread. Knitting, crochet, quilting, weaving, general crafting - there is no telling where it will go, and that is part of the fun and interest. ...

Singer Tony Bennett, 94, diagnosed with Alzheimers disease, family tells magazine NEW YORK (Reuters) -The family of Tony Bennett has revealed that the legendary singer has been suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, breaking their silence on his condition four years after he was diagnosed with the progressive, memory-destroying disease. His wife Susan told AARP Magazine in an interview published on Monday that the 94-year-old singer, whose first hit “Because of You” was released in 1951, ha...

Law enforcement investigates threats against Newsom, his family, his businesses(Really? What about the killing he has done?) Law enforcement officials are investigating escalating threats of death and violence against California Gov. Gavin Newsom, his family and the wineries, shops and other businesses he’s founded. A voicemail and emails provided to the Sacramento Bee contained graphic, abusive language about Newsom, violent sexual threats against his wife and a reference to his children. T...

NYC, New Jersey and Philadelphia declare state of emergencies and cancel thousands of flights as winter storm Orlena starts dumping up to TWO FEET of snow after leaving trail of destruction across the country Posted on Winter Storm Orlena is barreling towards the East Coast after blanketing the Midwest in white, and is set to drop up to two feet of snow in the Big Apple, prompting New York City, New Jersey, and Philadelphia to declare states of emergency. More than 100million people from the ...

UK COVID Cops Arrest Man For Handing Out Free Soup ( United Kingdom ) Posted on Despite it being legal under volunteer exemption.. Police in the UK arrested a man for handing out free soup in a park, claiming that he had violated COVID-19 restrictions. Nick Smith had been giving out free soup to people in his village for 17 weeks before Sussex Police intervened, claiming he had violated COVID rules by encouraging people to gather. However, Smith cited exemptions under the rules for voluntee...

Todd Feinberg Show, M-F,3PM-6PM,EST,February 1-5,2021,WTIC AM Posted on (Excerpt) Read more at radio.com ... TOPICS: Who are you talking to? You didnt ping a single person. Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.