Skinny Legs .

 

A convicted terrorist and boss of the Irish Republican Army in North America may finally be getting booted from the United States.

The Belfast native was convicted in 1983 in Brooklyn Federal Court for conspiring to buy missiles to shoot down British helicopters amid the violent clashes in Northern Ireland known as “The Troubles.”

Gabriel Megahey, 82, lived in New York for decades but a June 20 letter from the US Department of Homeland Security warned his “parole” was being terminated,  

Megahey, known by the nickname “Skinny Legs,” was convicted with three others, with then U.S. Attorney John Dearie describing him at the time as “the most culpable of these defendants,” and the group as a whole as “a network of men who sought to use this country as a base of terrorist activities,” according to reports.

At Least..

 

Famine..

 

Find..

ICYMI [In Case you missed it], this Week: Rep. Meeks Calls Out Republicans for Hiding the Epstein Files.  

Trump and the Republicans have a pattern of deceiving the American people. 

They promised to release the Epstein files, they’re now refusing to do so and hiding them from the public. Speaker Johnson has gone so far as to adjourn the House early to avoid dealing with their self-inflicted crisis.  

Meanwhile, Democrats are leading the fight to hold them accountable and demand real answers. The American public deserves the truth—not more lies and political games from Trump and his allies.

Comment:

Is there more important issues that impact the little people than who slept with who?

Just a thought.

Medicaid..

 

Anything..

 

Turn..

 

It seems that what the Media is saying and the Democratic Party is hoping for failure, the Tariffs, was working as it is supposed to. Now what a great failure is to those who just yakked against for months.  Just a thought.

Sweep..

The Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has announced the arrest of 243 individuals across the Denver metro area during a targeted enforcement operation conducted from July 12 through July 20.    

According to ICE, the sweep focused on suspects linked to violent gangs such as the TdA and the Sinaloa Cartel, as well as individuals accused of serious crimes, including murder, human trafficking, sexual exploitation of minors, and fentanyl distribution."

Many of those arrested had been previously released from local jails due to Colorado's sanctuary laws, which limit cooperation between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities. 

Of the 243 individuals detained, ICE reports that approximately 55 were arrested for major offenses, and 50 are subject to existing removal orders. 

Comments:

How many illegals with criminal offences are there in the Country?  Just a thought.

ICE said the detainees originate from a wide range of countries.

Stuff..

 
With Free Stuff to some, More Taxes for others who can barely be out of poverty.  Just a thought.

Mind..

After years of claiming that illegal aliens were never given Medicaid, the Democrats are now crying because illegals are now losing access to Medicaid. The same Medicaid they never received.

"I guess they've been caught in their own misinformation" said Jessica Vaughan with the Center for Immigration Studies. Something that would be even funnier, if it weren't true.

"Hardworking Americans should not be expected to fund these benefits, for people who have no right to be in the country to begin with" Vaughan told KTRH. 

But that is what today's Democrat Party has evolved into. Anti-American, but fighting for illegal aliens.  Especially the criminals. Just a "reality" thought

Standstill..

 

As U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported earlier this month, June 2025 saw the lowest number of southern border crossings in U.S. history

Nationwide, there were 25,228 CBP encounters, the lowest monthly number the agency has recorded, including a "historical low" of 8,024 apprehensions. Encounters include legal ports of entry, whereas apprehensions are arrests of those coming into the United States illegally.

The Biden administration, on the other hand, saw record numbers of illegal border crossings during its term. Dec. 2023 was the "worst month for encounters of inadmissible aliens on the southern border in U.S. history – 251,178," The Heritage Foundation wrote last week.

Away..

 

It has been one year since former President Joe Biden made the unprecedented decision to step aside in the 2024 presidential race.

The move, catapulted then-Vice President Kamala Harris to the top of the ticket. 

The outcome was decisive. Every swing state went to Trump. Democrats suffered defeat up and down the ballot, leaving them with little leverage in a Republican-controlled Washington, D.C.

A year later, and with midterms elections looming, the path forward for Democrats remains murky. Ideological and generational rifts persist within the fractured big-tent party.

The train is running away.  Just a thought.

Missing link..

 

A migrant who came to America as a boy 20 years ago is set to be deported after accidentally missing an exit on the freeway in Southern California and winding up in Mexico.

Erick Hernandez, 34, of East Los Angeles, migrated to the US from El Salvador at 14 years old, making him eligible for Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), NBC San Diego reported.

 Hernandez, whose parents gained legal status in the US, was working on becoming legal after marrying his wife, who is an American citizen.

Hernandez's family and attorney told NBC San Diego that he was working as a rideshare driver on June 1 when he missed a freeway exit in San Ysidro and found himself in Tijuana.

Comment:

This case has few things that is not logical.  He is a card driver and got lost!

He was DACA protected but never followed on it. Married to US citizen.... 

Something is missing in this story.

 Just a thought.

TV..

 

Charge .

 

I was..

 

Face..

 

Fear..

 

Make Over..

 

Fourth..

 

 A Honduran citizen faces deportation for a fourth time after being found living illegally in Pennsylvania this year.

Elio Yoel Cardona-Torres, 43, a citizen of Honduras, was sentenced July 17 to time-served (five months in prison) by Chief United States District Judge Matthew W. Brann for illegally reentering the country after multiple deportations.  Cardona-Torres had pleaded guilty to the charge.

According to a release from the Department of Justice, Cardona-Torres was found in Sayre, Pa., on February 22. He was previously deported in 2006, 2008 and 2010.

Comment:

It seems that we are the only country with lax laws. That is of high cost to the tax payer pocket. Just a thought

Reality..

 

Resist..

 
Resist... Whatever is happening today, good or bad, the Democrats are opposing it. Border protection, criminal deportation, efficiency of government employees, debt reduction, abiding by the laws....

Do it but in a " different way." they keep saying.  Then comes the questions why they didn't do it in a "Different Way" when they had the chance?!!!!!

Just a thought

Goooooo..

 

A knife-wielding..

 

A knife-wielding robbery suspect was killed after being struck by a car while fleeing police on an e-bike during a wild chase that began in Queens and ended in Long Island, police said.

Cops responded to 256-17 Hillside Avenue around 8:01 p.m. after receiving reports of an armed robbery, prompting the suspect to take off on the motorized bicycle, according to police.

The pursuit came to an end at Lakeview Road and Bryant Avenue in Nassau County, where the alleged perp was hit by a Lexus and suffered severe bodily trauma.

Menacing..

 

A fourth grade Ohio school teacher and cheerleading coach saw her idyllic mid-west life come crashing down after stalking an ex-boyfriend who moved on to a new partner.

Hannah Freeman, 27, sobbed during an explosive courtroom exchange as she was sentenced to a week in jail for the bad break-up behavior.

Freeman was placed on administrative leave from North Ridgeville Schools district, after being charged with several felony counts including menacing by stalking, trespass, theft, identity fraud and theft of drugs.

Police body camera footage showed Freeman being arrested after her ex reported that she stole two backpacks from his car.

He told police that Freeman would 'frequent his place of work as well as his residence, causing stress and mental anguish.

News..

 

Catch/Release..

The Trump administration has dramatically curtailed the ability for those facing deportation to be released from immigration detention, its latest effort to expand the scope of its sweeping immigration crackdown, sources briefed on the policy change told CBS News.

By reinterpreting an immigration law from the 1990s, Immigration and Customs Enforcement is now instructing officials to argue in immigration court that detainees facing deportation are not eligible to be released on bond if they entered the U.S. illegally.

Previously, ICE's mandatory detention policy was generally limited to recent border-crossers and noncitizens convicted of certain crimes.

Comment:
The Democrats are building their opposition to the Trump Administration on allowing Illegal persons, with or without criminal background, to be release in the Country. Its catch and release strategy. 

Cognitive..

 Playing table tennis (also known as ping pong) offers a wide range of benefits for people of all ages and abilities. These benefits can be categorized into several key areas: 

Enhances Cognitive Function and Memory: Table tennis actively engages multiple brain regions involved in attention, processing speed, memory, and executive functions, potentially slowing down cognitive decline associated with aging and even being explored as a therapy for conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia.

Stress Reduction and Mood Boost: 
The physical activity and engaging nature of table tennis can trigger the release of endorphins, the body's natural mood boosters, which help alleviate stress, anxiety, and depression.

Commisso..

 

New York State agreed Friday to pay Brittney Commisso nearly a half million dollars to settle her claims that former Gov. Andrew Cuomo sexually harassed her.

Commisso accused Cuomo of "continuous sexual harassment" and retaliation, which the former governor has long denied.  Cuomo resigned as governor in 2021 as a cascade of women accused him of sexual misconduct, which he denied. 

Lawyers for Commisso released a statement in response to the settlement.
"The State's settlement with Ms. Commisso, at nearly half a million dollars, is a complete vindication of her claims, just as the repeated findings made by the Attorney General, the State Assembly and the US Department of Justice were. Those three independent investigations all found that Cuomo subjected Ms. Commisso to unwanted sexual harassment and groping when she worked for him as an assistant," the statement said. 

Comment:
Pride before the fall.  Just a thought.

Funds..

 

Gasoline..

 

The NYPD made a disturbing discovery inside a van that had been involved in an accident Tuesday night on a busy street in Manhattan near 42nd and 10th Avenue.

At first, the driver of the van tried to get rid of his keys and said he couldn't open the vehicle.

First responders noticed a strong smell of gasoline coming from the van and requested FDNY assistance.

Hazmat Units removed 76 20-pound propane cylinders, 15 5-gallon fuel containers for a total of 75 gallons of gasoline, and 10 gallons of diesel.

The driver was arrested and facing several charges, including reckless endangerment and multiple fire code violations.

Tips..

 

Like the House bill, the Senate bill would give certain workers an above-the-line deduction for “qualified tips” and “qualified overtime compensation” included on an information return furnished to the individual or reported on a Form 4137 (for tips) for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2024, and ending for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2028.  

This means the deductions are proposed to be retroactive and proposed to apply to amounts paid even before enactment of the bill.  

Making this deduction available to the worker creates reporting and withholding obligations for the service recipient. 

In order to be deductible as qualified overtime compensation the payment must be overtime paid as required under section 7 of the Fair Labor Standards Act that is in excess of the regular rate (as used in that section) at which such individual is employed.

 Qualified overtime compensation does not include any amount treated as a qualified tip.

Loony..

Globalize the Intifada’ is just one opinion in the big tent that is the Democratic Party, according to DNC Chairman Ken Martin. 

He dismissed concerns over New York Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's unwillingness to explicitly condemn the slogan, adding in an interview with PBS that the key to developing a winning coalition is through welcoming people with whom you disagree.

 Mamdani has garnered backlash for refusing to condemn the phrase, which has become a rallying cry for anti-Israel protesters.

Comment:

Not to worry about Global Entefada, No private property, city providing food stores, defund the police,,...etc. The problem with Mamdani is what he didn't say yet. Just a thought.

Corrupt..

 

Former Interim NYPD Commissioner Thomas Donlon filed an explosive federal lawsuit Wednesday, alleging that Mayor Eric Adams and department leaders function as a criminal “racketeering” enterprise.

Donlon said the officials’ efforts to consolidate power and punish dissent included manipulating the department’s Internal Affairs Bureau to block probes, promoting unqualified but politically connected officers — including by forging his approval using his official commissioner’s stamp — and retaliating against him by sidelining him and even falsely arresting his wife.

This lawsuit is not a personal grievance. It is a statement against a corrupt system that betrays the public, silences truth, and punishes integrity,” Donlon said in a statement.

 Just a thought.

Whining

Arrested by ICE.

 The new young Democrats coming in, they said actually something very similar to what Obama said," Fox News contributor and political commentator Brett Cooper told "America’s Newsroom" on Tuesday.

"They said it's time to start actually having solutions and to stop whining about what Republicans are doing and actually try to compete with them."

There are a slew of young Democratic hopefuls looking to unseat older lawmakers. 25-year-old social media influencer and progressive activist Deja Foxx is among those young candidates with a chance at claiming a House seat.

Man

 

The Democratic party not sure where to go or what to do. So they go after ICE. Sending some congressmen or women to the detention center or walk with illegal immigrants out of court sessions thinking that they are protecting some illegals.  That didn't help. The Congress team, some got arrested, etc. That was referred to as theater from some Democrats.

Before that the party opposed DOGE. As if to protect the tremendous waste in many of government programs. Then the Tariffs...

So what can a party do differently to show that they are much better at this time?

  Just a thought.

Palmer..

 

Yes, Cole Palmer is being referred to as Chelsea's "golden boy" following his outstanding performance at the Club World Cup. He won the Golden Ball award for the tournament's best player, including scoring two goals in the final against PSG. This recognition solidifies his status as a key player for Chelsea, with many already hailing him as a potential club legend. 

Skirting..

 

Incumbent Big Apple Mayor Eric Adams demanded Columbia University release Zohran Mamdani’s admission records in which the Democratic socialist candidate identified as Asian and African American — before he became a US citizen.

In another portion of the application — which was ultimately rejected — that allowed him to elaborate on his identity, Mamdani clarified that he was Ugandan.

Adams was appalled by Mamdani’s actions, especially for skirting around the system in “an insult to every student who got into college the right way.”

Comment:
That's only the beginning. 
Just a thought.

Yessica..

A HORSE clinic receptionist is accused of grand theft after being accidentally overpaid $400,000 in veterinarian checks.

Yessica Arrua, 29, from Wellington, Florida, was arrested after allegedly keeping the cash and spending more than half on shopping and transfers to her family.

She allegedly did not report the overpayment to the clinic, instead spending the money at stores like Coach, Michael Kors, furniture shops and restaurants, according to the report.

It added that thousands of dollars were sent through Zelle to a person nicknamed “Mama Dukes”, while $80,000 was used to buy a food truck for a friend of her mother’s.