Legal Insurrection

Tennessee’s now-former vaccine chief Michelle Fiscus claims she ran afoul of Republican state officials by urging teens as young as 14 to get vaccinated without parental consent.

In the brouhaha leading up to her eventual firing for “poor interpersonal communication skills, ineffective management and attempting to steer state money to a nonprofit she founded,” Fiscus claimed to have received a dog muzzle from Amazon.

She claims to have taken it as a message that she shut up about vaccinations. It has now been revealed by the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security who investigated the incident that Fiscus sent the muzzle to herself via a secondary Amazon account using her personal American Express card.

All alleged hate crimes are to be assumed fake until proven otherwise. Unless terrorism... wait, no, not unless terrorism anymore.

"Unless the attacker is named Mohammed" is probably still a valid rule.

The College Fix

A black student who said she was the victim of multiple attacks because of her race has been identified as a primary suspect in the alleged vandalism, according to a police report obtained by The College Fix under the Freedom of Information Act.

As previously stated, I am assuming all hate crimes are fake until proven otherwise.

She suffered serious burn injuries, but the police found no evidence of an attack by white men as she described.

I wonder how she could have received those injuries and why she would be reluctant to talk about that.

It's not like there's some sort of activity that involves dangerous flammable items in a chaotic and unsafe environment that might lead to serious burns from playing with fire that might not be exactly legal and thus encourage a coverup, right?

Daily Wire

The letter Lopez claimed he received read, in part: “Don’t waste your time trying to become anything in this county we will make sure you never win and your family suffers along with all the other f****** Mexicans in the area!” The letter ends by stating, “Sincerely, America!”

Lopez previously ran for a commissioner seat in Umatilla County but lost in the primary. He reported the letter to Hermiston Police, who investigated Lopez’s claims and determined that, yet again, someone who publicly claimed to be the victim of a hate crime was not, in fact, a victim.

KEPR-TV News reported Tuesday that police determined Lopez sent the letter to himself and that Lopez verbally and in a written statement admitted to fabricating the letter.

At this point I'm just keeping track of these so I can explain why my default position is to disbelieve claims of racism until proven otherwise.

Police say racist notes found on car were ut there by the student who "discovered" them.

Fake Hate usually involves someone faking an incident of racism, supposedly for the purpose of fighting racism (and, without admitting it, feeding their narcissism and desire for attention). But there is another type of fake hate, apparently.

It appears someone is hiring actors to portray armed and militant Black Panthers.