Called for Jury Duty? https://fija.org/library-and-resources/library/called-for-jury-duty.html ### 1. Be Fully Informed As a juror, you have the right to vote your conscience, even if it means setting aside the law to conscientiously acquit someone who has technically broken the law. You cannot legally be punished for or required to change your verdict. In fact, there is no requirement for jurors to deliver a verdict. If jurors cannot agree on a verdict, judges may issue additional instructions known as "Allen" or "dynamite" charges. These additional instructions may strongly imply to jurors that they are somehow remiss in their duty if they do not reach a verdict. This is simply not true.

GeoChapter Greenland is becoming a much bigger NATO security issue — and the United States is expanding its military footprint without changing who owns the island. On September 22, the United States, Denmark and Greenland signed a new security agreement that expands the U.S. military presence in Greenland. The arrangement is expected to add two sites — Narsarsuaq in southern Greenland and Mestersvig in the east — alongside the existing Pituffik Space Base. Why does Greenland matter so much? Because of its geography. Greenland sits between North America and the Arctic, making it strategically important for the security of the North Atlantic and the wider Arctic region. The island also has significant mineral resources, adding an economic dimension to its growing geopolitical importance. The key change is not simply more American infrastructure. It is the framework around it. Denmark says the agreement places Arctic security more firmly within NATO rather than leaving responsibility solely to Washington and Copenhagen. NATO has welcomed the arrangement as contributing to security, stability and cooperation in the region. For Washington, expanded access strengthens its ability to maintain a military presence in a strategically positioned Arctic territory. For Denmark and Greenla

Fake News Is About To Be Dismantled,Did The D’s Just Confirm They Can’t Win The Midterms? – Ep. 3999 https://rumble.com/v7fwbz2-ep-3999b-fake-news-is-about-to-be-dismantleddid-the-ds-just-confirm-they-ca.html Newscum is pushing the climate scam and Spencer Pratt is now calling him out on it and showing the people how it works. Trump is considering banning diesel exports. Oil is controlled by the [CB] system of commodities, speculation not supply and demand. Bessent let everyone know that Trump is pushing wages up, this will counter the [CB] inflation, the foundation is being built for the new system. Trump trapped the fake news, first people can listen to him unfiltered using the streaming service, this will be used if there is a communication blackout. Paramount & WB have made a deal which will change the news structure in the future. Kamala Harris said the quiet part out loud and confirmed that they brought in illegals to vote and Trump is removing their illegals and now they have a problem. Patriots are in control. View Less

Victor Davis Hanson: Canada Picked a Trade Fight With Trump—and It’s Backfiring https://youtu.be/p5Zew4_jIEs?si=kjVHg3u5wJshCx2r The Left’s emphasis on racial victimhood, DEI, and equality of outcomes has made race more—not less—central to American life, replacing an older ideal of integration and equal opportunity, Victor Davis Hanson argues on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words,” with Sami Winc. Hanson contends that disputed racial narratives and perceived double standards are producing growing resentment, fatigue, and social separation rather than racial reconciliation. Hanson and Sami Winc also examine Canada’s escalating trade dispute with the United States. They discuss the Minnesota Senate race, allegations surrounding election fraud, and political polarization. Hanson dives into broader concerns about the direction of the Democratic Party, exploring race and media coverage, debates over alleged lynching incidents, Black Lives Matter, affirmative action, and changing narratives around race in American politics. Hanson then discusses college programs he characterizes as racially segregated, drawing on a report about race-based housing and graduation programs, before sharing his own experiences teaching minority students and discussing race-conscious admissions and opportunities. The episode also discusses how Trump’s return to office changed the personnel and strategic approach behind his political movement