Criminal Dies in Minnesota Shootout

Posted on | February 25, 2021 | Comments Off on Criminal Dies in Minnesota Shootout

It’s always heartwarming news when cops shoot a white criminal. CNN won’t notice and there won’t be any riots — no “say his name” hashtags on behalf of Dominic Lucas Koch, who was 27 when he died of multiple gunshots after leading police on a 40-mile chase in Minnesota.

We’ll get to the events that culminated in Koch’s death in just a minute, but first allow me to recount his criminal record. Like so many of the felons we routinely highlight in our crime coverage here, Koch was a repeat offender. In his hometown of St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin, Koch was 18 when he was arrested in connection with a case in which one of his buddies, Tyler Chute, had assaulted a sheriff’s deputy. Chute escaped, and two days later, cops got a tip about where he was hiding:

Deputies went to the home Saturday night and were allowed inside. But they were told Chute was not there.
Then something caught their eye.
“A guy was sitting on the couch and cushions were a little askew, and (the deputies) said, ‘Hey, that doesn’t look right,’ ” Sheriff Pete Johnson said.
A deputy asked the man sitting on the sleeper sofa, Dominic Koch, 18, if he knew where Chute was. Koch, who also lives in St. Croix Falls, said he did not, according to a sheriff’s report.
The deputy moved the cushions and found Chute hiding inside the sofa, the report states.
Chute was taken into custody, and Koch was arrested on suspicion of obstructing an officer.

After harboring a fugitive from justice in 2012, Koch’s criminal career next made headlines in 2018, when he got busted with meth:

A Minnesota woman and St. Croix Falls man were arrested in Clark County after police found drugs in their vehicle.
Officials responded to a complaint that someone stole a purse in Fairchild around 3:30 p.m. Friday and found the vehicle belonging to Samantha Waterbury, 24, and Dominic Koch, 24, west of Neillsville, according to a news release from the Clark County Sheriff’s Office. The two denied being in Fairchild and said there weren’t any drugs or weapons in the car.
Officials searched the vehicle and found 38.5 grams of crystal methamphetamine, 1.8 grams of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, the release stated. They also discovered eight cell phones, two iPads and a computer. Officials didn’t find the missing purse.
Waterbury faces charges of possession with intent to deliver, possession of THC and drug paraphernalia, and obstruction. Koch is charged with possession of methamphetamine, possession with intent to deliver narcotics and obstruction.
Waterbury is being held in Clark County jail on a $500 cash bond. Koch is being held under a probation hold and $20,000 cash bond.

What we can infer from Koch being on a “probation hold” is that he was already on probation for some unspecified previous crime, and you might think that getting caught with more than an ounce of meth would have been enough to put him behind bars for a while. An “eight-ball” of meth (3.5 grams, or one-eighth of an ounce) sells for about $50, so Koch had nearly $600 worth of meth on him when he was busted.

That’s second-degree possession, punishable by up to 25 years in prison. There’s a mandatory minimum sentence of three years, if the suspect has a prior drug felony. For whatever reason, however, Koch was back on the street pretty quickly, and he and a buddy were driving a stolen Jeep when Koch decided to go shoplifting at a Kohl’s department store in the Minneapolis suburb of Blaine, Minnesota:

A Wisconsin man and sole survivor of the duo who allegedly carjacked a man and his 9-year-old daughter on Sunday and fled police was charged Tuesday with first-degree aggravated robbery and fleeing police. Both are felony-level offenses.
Joseph William Heroff, 26, of Hammond, Wis., is being held at the Anoka County jail with bail set at $500,000. Dominic Lucas Koch, 27, of St. Croix Falls, Wis., died of multiple gunshot wounds after he was shot by police, according to the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
In the criminal complaint, Heroff told police he and Koch had driven a white Jeep Compass to Kohl’s at 10311 Baltimore St. in Blaine on Sunday afternoon. While inside the store, Koch decided to shoplift.
Heroff told police he did not want to shoplift, so he went outside and waited in the car. A short time later, Koch came running out of the store with a cart full of merchandise, which he began shoving into the vehicle, the complaint said.
Heroff admitted to police that he was the driver at this point, according to the complaint. Officers quickly located the Jeep and attempted to stop it, but the vehicle fled through the Kohl’s parking lot into the adjacent Menards parking lot.
Officers caught up with them and maneuvered a squad to stop the vehicle. The two men then ran across a frozen drainage pond towards the Conquer Ninja Gym facility.
After reaching the parking lot, Heroff reported that Koch pulled out a gun and ordered a man and his 9-year-old daughter out of a pickup truck.
The father told police he and his daughter were waiting in the truck for a birthday party that was about to start at the gym when the men approached and they exited their vehicle, which the men then stole. They sped away.
The two fled north on Minnesota 65. The vehicle was disabled just north of Minnesota 107 near Braham and the men ran. Police said they pursued and gunfire was exchanged.
Koch was killed and Bravo, an Anoka police dog, was injured. He is recovering. Heroff was arrested and uninjured.

Good-bye and good riddance, criminal scum. Watch the video:

When I first watched that video, I had no idea who the suspects were. A carjacking in a Minneapolis suburb? So I had to Google it, and was honestly surprised when I saw the names and mugshots of the suspects. Two white meth freaks on a criminal rampage? Not what I’d expected, but it’s nice to be able to report a bit of “social justice” news:

COPS SHOOT WHITE CRIMINALS, TOO

You’ll never see that headline at CNN, though.

Category: Crime, Minnesota, Wisconsin

Why Wasn’t He Already in Jail?

Posted on | February 25, 2021 | Comments Off on Why Wasn’t He Already in Jail?

News from rural Louisiana:

The Eunice City Marshal’s Office said their agents located and arrested a man wanted on warrants for attempted second-degree murder.
Devidre Domal Doyle, 20, of Eunice, was wanted on two counts of attempted second-degree murder for a shooting which occurred in the early morning hours on Monday, Feb. 22. He was located by marshals while on routine patrol. . . .
Eunice Police Chief Randy Fontenot said Devidre Doyle was out on bond for an Oct. 26, 2019 incident in which he was charged with attempted first-degree murder.
Fontenot said police responded to a shots-fired call at around 10:30 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 22 at the intersection of Fred and Nimitz streets. Doyle allegedly fired at a passing vehicle with two occupants in it. Video from a nearby home’s security system is being used as evidence for Doyle’s involvement.

So, he was out on bond for an attempted first-degree murder in 2019, now he’s charged with attempted second-degree murder — and it’s on video this time, so perhaps they’ll keep him in jail more than overnight, eh? We keep finding cases like this, where people get shot by someone who arguably should never have been out on the streets, and it’s hard to reconcile this reality with liberal rhetoric about “mass incarceration.”

The “catch-and-release” approach to law enforcement is, of course, more common in liberal states like California, but the crusade to empty the prisons in the name of “social justice” has recently spread across the country. Consider the triple murder in Oklahoma we reported Feb. 19 (“Family Demands Answers”), where Lawrence Anderson had been released from prison just three weeks before he killed a neighbor, then murdered two relatives. This was because the state’s Republican governor commuted Anderson’s sentence:

Convicted cocaine dealer Lawrence Paul Anderson was ordered back to prison in 2017 for 20 more years after being caught with a gun and using drugs.
Anderson “remains a threat to both society and himself,” his probation and parole officer reported at the time.
He got out Jan. 18, after a little more than three years behind bars.
On Tuesday, he killed his uncle and a 4-year-old and attacked his aunt at their home in Chickasha, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation reported.
He since has admitted to also killing a neighbor, The Oklahoman has learned.
Grady County District Attorney Jason Hicks is upset Anderson, 42, was out at all.
“This has to be addressed by the Legislature, sooner rather than later, because more people are going to get killed,” the prosecutor said. “We’re seeing this all over the state. Repeat offenders go to prison. They’re not there very long. And they come home and they’re committing crimes just like this.”
Anderson was released after Gov. Kevin Stitt commuted his sentence last June to nine years in prison, the interim secretary for public safety said. . . .
Anderson was first sentenced to prison in Oklahoma in 2006 for four years for attacking his girlfriend, pointing a gun at her and possession of crack cocaine with the intent to distribute, records show. He was out in less than two years.
He went back to prison in 2012 to serve a 15-year sentence for selling crack cocaine near an elementary school in Chickasha. He also was ordered to spend 20 years on probation after his release. He was out in less than five years and four months.
He was sent back to prison in December 2017 to serve 20 more years when a judge both revoked his probation in full and sentenced him for new crimes.
His probation violations included testing positive for PCP and cocaine use. His new crimes involved having a gun and sneaking PCP into jail.
“He should serve his whole sentence,” prosecutors told the Pardon and Parole Board in a 2017 report.

Oh, and the neighbor woman Anderson murdered? He cut her heart out, took it to his house, then “cooked the heart with potatoes to feed to his family to release the demons,” according to his confession.

Does anyone remember that case last year in Houston? “Judge Releases Satan-Worshipping Murder Suspect, With Predictable Result.”

Have I mentioned lately that Crazy People Are Dangerous?

Category: Crime

In The Mailbox: 02.24.21

Posted on | February 25, 2021 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 02.24.21

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Silicon Valley delenda est.

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: The Biden Administration Was Happy To See Dead Texans
Ninety Miles From Tyranny: The 90 Miles Mystery Box, Episode #1273
EBL: Wild Pink – The Shining But Tropical
Twitchy: Nancy Pelosi Says No State Of The Union From Biden Until COVID Bill Is Done
Louder With Crowder: Woman Accuses Two Bros Of Harassment, Quickly Feels Stupid When They Point To Her Car
Vox Popoli: Armed & Unprepared, also, Solving The F-35 Problem

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Adam Piggott: Lifting The Veils
American Conservative: Liz Cheney Lays Down Her Marker
American Greatness: No More School, also, Rep. Cathy McMorris-Rogers Calls Out Democrats Attempting To Censure Free Speech, Compares Them To Chicoms
American Power: For Woke Progressives, Asian-American Achievement Is An Embarrassment
American Thinker: Trump Vs. Big Tech, also, Vatican Papal Academy Sells Out Virgin Mary for Muhammad
Animal Magnetism: Animal’s Hump Day News
Babalu Blog: Remembering The Murders Of Orlando Zapata Tamayo & The Brothers To The Rescue Pilots
BattleSwarm: “Never Before Has The Leader of The Free World Been So Cognitively Compromised”
Behind The Black: Today’s Blacklisted American, also, Another Detailed Essay Demanding SLS Be Cancelled
Cafe Hayek: “Education” In America Today
CDR Salamander: Keeping An Eye On The Long Game, Part LXXXVIII, also, Preflight Your Brain – The Navy Discussion Guide On Extremism In The Ranks Shutdown
Da Tech Guy: Report From Louisiana – How The South Was Crippled By A Snowstorm, also, The Violence Of Lockdowns
Don Surber: President Emeritus Donald J. Trump, also, We Are Not The Party Of Liz Cheney
First Street Journal: And Another One Bites The Dust
The Geller Report: Biden Officials & John Kerry Colluded With Iran To Undermine Trump’s Presidency, also, Former Aide To Gov. Cuomo Accuses Him Of Sexual Abuse/Harassment
Hogewash: Lucy & The Seven Asteroids, also, Team Kimberlin Post Of The Day
Hollywood In Toto: Why ReLove’s “Who Calls” Answers Society’s Plea For Help, also, Will Woody Allen Movies Be Canceled Next?
The Lid: GA Senate Passes Bill Requiring Voter ID For Absentee Ballots
Legal Insurrection: Biden Team Reportedly Colluded With Iran To Undermine Trump’s Foreign Policy, also, Judge Indefinitely Bans Biden’s Deportation Moratorium
Michelle Malkin:
Nebraska Energy Observer: Midweek Roundup
Power Line: Shapes of Things (21), also, A Fiery Denunciation Of The Democrats
Shark Tank: Laura Loomer Announces 2022 Congressional Bid
Shot In The Dark: Civil Society & Its Abusers
The Political Hat: Critical Race Theory – An Introduction
This Ain’t Hell: Do You Want To Get Shot In Training? Because This Is How You Get Shot In Training, also, Kids In Cages Redux
Transterrestrial Musings: The Democrats & Censorship, also, Long March 9
Victory Girls: ERCOT Board Members Exit After Texas Outages
Volokh Conspiracy: Conviction For Praising Prostitutes (“Promoting Prostitution”) Upheld
Weasel Zippers: Niagara Falls Has Frozen Over Completely For The First Time, also, Bad Orange Woman Tries To Circle Around Press Corps On Kids In Cages
The Federalist: Five Ways To Help Your Child Not Grow Up Socialist, also, Hey, Liz – Since When Is The GOP A White Supremacist Party?
Mark Steyn: Just A Gigolo, also, Offensively Pre-Canceled

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‘She Frequented the Truck Stop Often’: Murder Exposes Ex-Model’s Sad Decline

Posted on | February 24, 2021 | Comments Off on ‘She Frequented the Truck Stop Often’: Murder Exposes Ex-Model’s Sad Decline

Earlier this month, police found the body of 47-year-old Rebecca Landrith near an exit ramp off I-80 in rural central Pennsylvania. According to her online biography, Landrith was a former fashion model, but it appears her life had gone downhill in recent years. Perhaps the most significant passage in news coverage of her death was this:

[On Feb. 9] Milford Police in Connecticut shared that Landrith’s 2007 Honda Civic, which had South Dakota plates, was towed from a CITGO gas station there four days prior. The gas station owner reported it as having been abandoned several days, arrest papers state.
Investigators followed up with employees of a Pilot Travel Center next to the CITGO who recognized Landrith and said she frequented the truck stop often with truck drivers, according to arrest papers.

Ugh. What a horrible fate for any woman, to become a truck-stop whore and then to get murdered by one of her tricks:

The over-the-road truck driver accused of killing a woman at an Interstate 80 ramp earlier this month is in the Union County Prison without bail.
Tracy Ray Rollins Jr., 28, was arraigned Tuesday on charges of homicide and abuse of corpse following his return from Connecticut where he had been arrested Feb. 10.
Rollins said nothing as he was escorted from a state police plane at the Williamsport Regional Airport to a cruiser for the trip to the Milton state police barracks where he was arraigned by video.
Rollins, who is from Dallas, was advised by District Judge Jeffrey Mensch the maximum penalty for homicide is death.
However, District Attorney D. Peter Johnson said later it is not a death penalty case at this time but declined to elaborate.
Mensch’s stated reasons for denying bail were the homicide charge and Rollins’ lack of ties to the community. The preliminary hearing is scheduled on March 5.
Rollins is charged with killing Rebecca Landrith, 47, a model who lived in New York City.
Her body was found just before 7 a.m. Feb. 7 by a Pennsylvania Department of Transportation worker along the I-80 eastbound exit ramp at the Mile Run interchange near Loganton.
She sustained multiple gunshot wounds to her face, neck and chest area plus two on a hand that state police called defensive.
Eighteen bullets were removed from Landrith’s body during an autopsy, the arrest affidavit states. . . .
Landrith did not have any identification on her but investigators found in a jacket pocket a note containing Rollins name, cell phone number and email address along with receipts from businesses.
“A lot of incredible work” went into this case, [Pennsylvania State Police Capt. Sherman] Shadle said, citing all the state police divisions that were involved.
The victim’s brother, George Landrith, also has given investigators high marks not only for arresting a suspect but in the way they have treated the grieving family.
Rollins told investigators, according to the arrest affidavit, he had met a woman named Leslie at a truck stop near Milford, Conn., and she had been traveling with him.
Information was obtained from Milford police that Landrith had made hotel reservations in December under the name Leslie Myers, the document states.
According to Rollins, “Leslie” accompanied him to Maine, back to Connecticut, then to Brooklyn, New York and Wisconsin, where he picked up a load to be delivered in Maine.
Using the receipts found in the woman’s pockets and Rollins’ cell phone records, police said they traced his travel from Wisconsin to Maine with a stop at the Mile Run interchange from 12:11 until 12:26 a.m. on Feb. 7.
Because of the discovery of brain and flesh-like material, bullet holes and casings, it appears the shooting occurred in the cab of Rollins’ truck, police said.
No motive for the killing has been disclosed.

Eighteen bullets? Why shoot somebody 18 times?

This is just one of the mysteries surrounding Landrith’s death, but the largest mystery is how someone who was working as a New York fashion model just a few years ago could have ended up as the sort of woman who “frequented the truck stop often,” in a reporter’s euphemistic phrase.

“Lot lizards,” truckers call them, for the way they prowl around the truck-stop lots where truckers park to sleep overnight. If “lot lizards” are not the sleaziest whores on the planet, certainly they’re near the bottom of the prostitution hierarchy, and it’s difficult to fathom how a willowy blonde former New York fashion model could fall so low.

Poring over news coverage, there were a few minor clues:

Landrith’s brother, George Landrith, told PennLive she had separated from the rest of the family five years earlier.
“For that reason, he said he knows little about her life since then,” PennLive reported.
Landrith was the youngest of five children. She had never married. Her parents were divorced, and their father lived in Utah.

What accounts for Rebecca Landrith’s estrangement from her family? We don’t know, but it seems a logical inference that her lifestyle choices might be connected to why she hadn’t communicated with her relatives for the past five years. Yet even if she was alienated from her family, how does it make sense that she became a “lot lizard”?

Was she on drugs? Opioids, methamphetamine, crack cocaine?

Here’s a wild guess: In addition to being a fashion model, one might suspect that Rebecca Landrith also once worked as a stripper.

As I say, that’s only a wild guess, but it might explain her otherwise inexplicable downfall into the status of truck-stop whore.

An attractive woman can make big bucks working strip clubs, but that business disappeared when COVID-19 shut down most bars last year. So a stripper who might have been making two or three thousand dollars a week could have found herself suddenly short of cash. Again, I must emphasize that this is only a wild guess, but it’s very difficult to come up with any other guess that would explain what happened here.

In reporting on Landrith’s death, the trucker site CDL Life notes that some have made inferences about the dead woman’s fate:

Although there have been several social media posts inferring that Landrith was to blame for her own situation because she had been willingly “running around with truckers,” officers say that position has no influence on the investigation, noting that Landrith is a victim of homicide and should be treated as such.

Well, most feminists are pro-“sex worker,” and feminists also routinely denounce “violence against women,” but I don’t expect them to pay attention to the murder of Rebecca Landrith, for some reason.

Category: Crime, Violence Against Women

In The Mailbox: 02.23.21

Posted on | February 24, 2021 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 02.23.21

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Silicon Valley delenda est.

The ship on the left is the IJN Atago, a heavy cruiser from WW2. The young lady on the right is cosplaying Atago from the mobile game Azur Lane.

OVER THE TRANSOM
357 Magnum: A High-Tech Civilization Was Nice While It Lasted
EBL: Lawrence Ferlinghetti, RIP
Twitchy: Elon Musk Just REKT Jeff Bezos & The Washington Post In One Teeny Tiny Sentence
Louder With Crowder: Barack Obama & Bruce Springsteen Plan To Unite America With A Podcast (No, Really)
Vox Popoli: Mimicry Is Not Protest, also, The Convergence Of Tolkien
Stoic Observations: Gina Carano & The Next Chivalry

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American Conservative: Ro Khanna Squares Off With UAE Ambassador
American Greatness: House Democrats Demand Censorship Of Fox News, Newsmax, & OAN
American Power: The “Honorable” Merrick Garland Goes Mum At Confirmation Hearing
American Thinker: Our Supreme Court Goes Full Nicaragua In PA Election Cases
Animal Magnetism: Animal’s Daily Minimum Wage News
Babalu Blog: Democratic Socialists Want Refugees From Socialism To Just Shut Up, also, Santeria Believers Persecuted By Castro’s Racist, Repressive Socialist Dictatorship
BattleSwarm: The Cheap Prepper’s Guide For Cold Weather & Other Disasters, also, Prepper Paul Martin’s After Action Report On The Texas Winter Storm
Behind The Black: Today’s Blacklisted Americans, also, Starship #10 Completes Launch Dress Rehearsal, Static Fire Test
Cafe Hayek: Explaining My Position On COVID-19 & The Restrictions
CDR Salamander: The Sino-American War Of 2025?
Da Tech Guy: Lincoln Statues Under Attack In The Land Of Lincoln’s Biggest City, also, Andrew Sullivan, Nikki Haley, & Others Shocked, SHOCKED Under The Fedora
Don Surber: Weather Channel Owned BY Groundhog, also, Jeep Paid Springsteen; They Should Pay The Cherokees
First Street Journal: You Did Know The #ClimateChange Activists Would Be Coming For Your Lifestyle Too, Right?
The Geller Report: Joe Xiden Signs Executive Order Ending Trump Industry Apprenticeship Program, also, Amazon Banned Parler & Islamocritical Book, But You Can Still Buy Nazi & Jihadi Merchandise
Hogewash: Transferring Money From Red States To Blue, also, Team Kimberlin Post of The Day
Hollywood In Toto: Raiders At 40 – Indy Hasn’t Aged A Minute, also, Women In Films Group Silent On Disney Bullying & Firing Gina Carano
The Lid: Trump CPAC Speech May Break Major News
Legal Insurrection: Iran Wants Biden Administration To Pay $1 Trillion In “Reparations” For U.S. Sanctions, also, Mexico Pulls Back From “Green” Energy, Begins Expanding Coal Use
Nebraska Energy Observer: Sensible
Power Line: Democrats Move To Silence Non-Liberal Speech, also, Democrats Play The Race Card On Behalf Of Tanden & Becerra
Shark Tank: Donalds Says Raising Minimum Wage Isn’t “COVID Relief”
Shot In The Dark: When Everything Is Pathology
The Political Hat: Killing The Handicapped
This Ain’t Hell: Army Tests Benefits Of Meditation & Yoga In Basic Training, also, Loyalty Oaths Are Now A Good Thing
Transterrestrial Musings: AEI & Space, also, Naomi Wolf
Victory Girls: Kids In Cages Bad, Children In Migrant Facilities Good
Volokh Conspiracy: Making Sense Of Republican Party Of Pennsylvania v. DeGraffenreid
Weasel Zippers: Former Clinton Advisor Naomi Wolf Predicts America Becoming Totalitarian Nightmare State Under Biden, also, Interior Secretary Nominee Haaland Declares Jihad On New Energy Infrastructure
The Federalist: Officer Sicknick’s Mom Says Media Got Her Son’s Death Wrong, also, Media Botches Attempted Hit On Ron DeSantis While Trying To Coverup Blue State Failures
Mark Steyn: Claptrap & Self-Appendectomies, also, For People Like You Who Keep It Turned On

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In The Mailbox: 02.22.21

Posted on | February 23, 2021 | Comments Off on In The Mailbox: 02.22.21

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Silicon Valley delenda est.

OVER THE TRANSOM
ImNsho Redux: All Politics All The Time
357 Magnum: More Problems For Texas Infrastructure
EBL: If You Can, Help Zilla Of The Resistance, also, Operation Swamp Fox
Twitchy: Bill Kristol Just Sent What’s Left Of His “Conserving Conservatism” Mask Crashing To The Floor
Louder With Crowder: Coca-Cola Making Employees Complete Online Training To Be “Less White”
Vox Popoli: The Education Offensive, also, If You Want Your Fake Elections
Stoic Observations: Farewell To A Dream Of Baldwin

RIPPED FROM THE HEADLINES
American Conservative: Ethiopia’s Looming Insurgency
American Greatness: Is The Biden Administration Stumbling Into War? also, The Muppets & Other Disney Products Receive “Offensive Content” Disclaimer
American Power: Whistleblower Jodi Shaw Out At Smith College
American Thinker: McConnell’s Bitter Turtle Soup, also, How The Biden Administration Is Politicizing The Military
Animal Magnetism: Goodbye, Blue Monday
Babalu Blog: Mexican Doctors Protest Being Sent To Cuba For Special Training
BattleSwarm: A Californian Moves To Texas, also, Michael Malice On The Biden Chaos
Behind The Black: Today’s Blacklisted American, also, NASA Postpones Second SLS Static Fire Test
Cafe Hayek: Courageous Jodi Shaw, also, JP Sears On Occasional Cortex & Other Dishonest & Arrogant Politicians
CDR Salamander: Fullbore Friday, also, Late Winter LIVE Free For All – On Midrats
Da Tech Guy: Don’t Worry, Facebook Will Cancel You Next, also, Zilla Could Use Some Help
Don Surber: Why Mitch Is A Bitch, also, Trump Saved NYC’s Ice Rink. City Erases It.
First Street Journal: We’re From The Government And We Know Better Than You What You Should Be Driving
The Geller Report: WOKE COKE – Racist Coca-Cola’s New Slogan “Be Less White”, also, Justice Thomas – SCOTUS Refusal To Hear Pennsylvania Election Cases “Inexplicable”
Hogewash: Rule 5 & Trees, also, Team Kimberlin Post of The Day
Hollywood In Toto: Nick Searcy Adds Gravitas To Reagan, also, SNL Called Trump Fans Nazis But Clutches Pearls Over Gina Carano’s Nazi Analogy
The Lid: Lauren Boebert Tells Democrat Who Whined About Her Gun Display “Do Your Dishes, Hon”
Legal Insurrection: Newsom Recall Petition Hits 1.7 Million Signatures, also, House GOP Circulates Playbook Outlining Pork In $1.9 Trillion “COVID” Bill
Nebraska Energy Observer: Sunday Funnies – Freezing With Renewable Energy, also, Rowan’s Way – 12 Revealed
Power Line: Remembering The Indispensable Man, also, Is Black Lives Matter Killing People?
Shark Tank: Fried To Disobey DeSantis’ Order To Lower Flags To Half-Staff For Rush Limbaugh
Shot In The Dark: Required Listening
STUMP: Mortality With Meep – Digging Into CDC Report On The First Half Of 2020
The Political Hat: New Hampshire Vs. Critical Race Theory
This Ain’t Hell: Another Three Accounted For, also, Stolen Valor – Department Of Offense
Transterrestrial Musings: That 777 Incident In Denver, also, The New Administrator
Victory Girls: Biden Is Making America Last
Volokh Conspiracy: Antisemitism Continues Its March Toward Acceptability On The Far Left
Weasel Zippers: Biden Cancels ICE Operation Removing Sex Offenders From US, also, Biden’s Energy Department Allegedly Blocked Texas From Increasing Power Generation Because It Would Violate Green Energy Policy
The Federalist: 31 Days In, The Democrats Haven’t Kept A Single COVID Promise To American Workers, also, Twitter Locked Focus On The Family’s Account For Saying Boys & Girls Are Different
Mark Steyn: Galaxy Quest, also, Kathryn In For Rush Today

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Rule 5 Sunday: Niece Waidhofer

Posted on | February 22, 2021 | Comments Off on Rule 5 Sunday: Niece Waidhofer

— compiled by Wombat-socho

Silicon Valley delenda est.

“Texas model. Kind of a dork.” Well, that’s what it says on her personal web page, and who I am I to disagree? She’s an Instagram/OnlyFans model, has appeared in a couple of obscure films, and doesn’t appear to have indulged in any deranged publicity stunts. So she’s got that going for her.