Author: Frank Bojazi

Most of the articles you see on this author account were written by Bob Amoroso. Follow Frank on X / Twitter.

In Biden’s latest gun-grabbing scheme we now need to be mindful of purchasing certain parts at our gun shops, and the gun shops are now having to pull some stock they may have in inventory and do more work. The new Biden rule that custom-made gun packs, aka 80 percenters, that are used to construct “ghost guns” are now to be legally categorized as traditional guns, went into effect on Wednesday after the government declined requests made to halt the reform. This is ridiculous because there is no such thing as a “ghost gun”, you can’t go online and purchase something…

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Republicans are demanding that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg testify before Congress after he revealed that the social media giant purposefully censored content that exposed the material on Hunter Biden’s laptop. Speaking to Joe Rogan, Zuckerberg admitted that Facebook chiefs had implemented an algorithm that automatically blocked or hid articles about Hunter’s laptop in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election after the FBI got involved. The revelations have caused an uproar and many in the GOP say that the censorship of the stories could have had a major impact on the election results, particularly considering the type of extreme content…

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After FBI agents controversially stormed former president Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago home, the Department of Justice scrambled to block the release of the original affidavit but the long-awaited document will be released a few hours from now. Judge Bruce Reinhart initially had concerns that the release of the papers, which will undoubtedly provide some revealing information about the raid, because he said their release could render the information “meaningless”. “I find that the Government has met its burden of showing a compelling reason/good cause to seal portions of the Affidavit because disclosure would reveal the identities of witnesses, law enforcement agents,…

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A legal spat has broken out between the creators of the Covid-19 vaccination as Moderna has opened a lawsuit against rival jab-producers, Pfizer and BioNTech for copyright infringement after the company say its technology was stolen. Moderna has opened a $104 billion court case against Pfizer and BioNTech for allegedly using its copyrighted mRNA technology to produce and sell their own versions of the jabs which were distributed worldwide. The Massachusetts-based pharmaceuticals giant claimed that it patented the technology used in the vaccinations between 2010 and 2016, some four years before the pandemic struck. Moderna is suing both Pfizer and…

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I was quite the bar fly back in my younger, single days. There’s something primal in us, the thrill of the hunt perhaps? Night clubs used to be fun. In recent years true ‘night clubs” like I patronized in my formative years have been replaced with arcade bars, sports bars, karaoke joints; there aren’t really many true dance clubs left anymore. I had a strategy in the dance club for meeting ladies. Never being the most handsome fella in the room, or the most outgoing, I would usually lean against the bar and try to look aloof and cool. Rarely…

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A Rhode Island man has been arrested and is now facing several court charges after allegedly driving around Providence with a woman stuck to the hood of his vehicle. 47-year-old Keith Beard was arrested on Tuesday, the 11th after he was stopped at the corner of Union Avenue and Althea Street by the authorities. According to the police, the woman was still on the hood of his car at the time. Maj. Henry Remolina, a Providence police spokesperson, said this scene began to play out after Beard’s vehicle collided with the victim’s on Exchange street in the city’s downtown area.…

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If you’re a parent in Cassville, Missouri, then you can rest easy that your child won’t get suspended for violating a school rule right away, but instead could be paddled after parents sought new punishment options. In an interview with local news outlet KOLR, Dr. Merlyn Johnson, Superintendent of Cassville School District, said the district surveyed parents before the end of the last school year and learned that they didn’t want their children suspended. In a small town of just over 3,000 people, paddling is a form of discipline meted out in many households, and parents believe that this should…

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Remember back in 2020-21 when even many of the most “back the blue” types (and I admit to generally being one) started losing faith in the police because the police were enforcing Covid mandates, doing nothing to stop the looters from burning down America’s cities, and, in many cases, kneeling before blacks and otherwise trying to make peace with their obvious enemies? Well, as if the FBI’s recent raid on Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home wasn’t enough to further demolish the faith many conservatives used to have in law enforcement, now there’s another update sure to do so, this one coming from…

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Joe Biden told a Maryland crowd last night that he “doesn’t respect” the millions of “extreme” Americans who voted for Donald Trump before blaming Republicans for “destroying America”. “I respect conservative Republicans, I don’t respect these MAGA Republicans,” Biden said during a speech outside the Richard Montgomery High School in Rockville, Washington DC. He then accused the 74 million American citizens who support Trump (if you take their votes in 2020 as ‘support’), of being “violent” and anti-democratic: “They refuse to accept the will of the people, they embrace political violence, they don’t believe in democracy. “That’s why in this…

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Actors are known for delving so far into a role that they “become” the person they are portraying, but for Shia LaBeouf his acting journey became a spiritual one as he revealed that he converted to Christianity during the making of the film “Padre Pio” where he plays the titular role. During his research for the role of the late Italian mystic and canonized saint Padre Pio, LaBeouf lived in a Franciscan Capuchin monastery and communed with the friars there in order to fully immerse himself into life in a religious order to further his career rather than for spiritual…

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Just last week, the Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, announced that the influx of migrants that arrived in New York City were being sheltered in The Row Hotel, an exclusive luxury hotel on 8th Avenue.  5 more migrant buses from Texas arrive in NYC, with 1,000 already in New York https://t.co/NF5J48M4V7— Fox News (@FoxNews) August 24, 2022 NYC officials are scrambling to find an additional 5,000 hotel rooms to house even more migrants arriving via bus to the self-proclaimed sanctuary city. The original request was for funds to cover the cost of approximately 600 rooms to house arriving…

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I love a good roast. No, not pot roast or pork roast, though both are delicious, rather I am referring to a good old verbal beatdown. Famed actor and comedian Dean Martin famously hosted a series of celebrity roasts back in the day; celebs would get together and smoke and drink and tell off color jokes about each other. Classic stuff to be honest. The particular type roast I am referring to in this context is political. Specifically, when stupid politicians are lambasted for their stupid policies! Considering todays political climate, there are ample politicians ready for the oven and…

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Tennis star Novak Djokovic has been refused entry into the United States after he refused to be vaccinated against Covid-19. The Serbian former world number one has confirmed he will miss the up-coming US Open in New York which will potentially cost him coveted ATP World Tennis Tour points, pushing him further down the leadership board. Russian-born Daniil Medvedvec is the current ATP world number one, with German player, Alexander Zverev in second and Spaniard Rafael Nadal in third. Djokovic, who holds the world record of 373 weeks at the top of the ATP rankings is currently in sixth place.…

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California Rep. Tom McClintock’s wife tragically died after taking herbal-based Chinese medicine designed to aid weight loss. Lori, 61, had been wrapping presents ready for a Christmas party and had told her husband that she wanted to make 2021 “the best family Christmas ever”. But Tom returned to Sacramento from Washington DC in December to find his wife laying unresponsive on the floor of their home in Elk Grove. Tom said she had been trying to lose weight prior to her death, and now the autopsy report has revealed that herbal Chinese weight-loss medicine was the cause of Lori’s death.…

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Donald Trump has continually claimed that Biden must have been aware of the FBI’s plan to raid Mar-A-Lago after the president denied that he had been given prior warning to the event. “Joe Biden said he knew nothing about the Break-In of Mar-a-Lago or, the greatest political attack in the history of the U.S. Does anybody really believe this???” wrote Trump on his social media platform, Truth Social. His daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, 39, echoed his words earlier today as she accused Biden of telling lies about his knowledge of the planned raid before it happened after Biden insisted he had “zero”…

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The very famous Sylvester Stallone’s wife, Jennifer Flavin, purportedly filed court reports for “dissolution of marriage and other relief” from the “Rocky” star following 25 years of marriage. The 76-year-old entertainer made an announcement in light of reports that Flavin had petitioned for legal separation in a Palm Beach County, Florida, town hall, People magazine revealed in a piece distributed Wednesday. “I love my family,” Stallone’s assertion read. “We are amicably and privately addressing these personal issues.” Flavin supposedly asserted Stallone “has engaged in the intentional dissipation, depletion and or waste of marital assets which has had an adverse economic…

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I’ve been to more concerts than I can recall. Country, rock, metal, bluegrass, even rap. I will go to pretty much anything. Live music is my jam! Over the years, I have seen lots of weird incidents as well. Fans fighting, people acting the fool, the occasional interaction between performer and fan. I was at a concert once and the young lady next to me on the rail was on the phone yelling at her husband. The singer stopped and told her to get off the phone and listen to the show. I was embarrassed FOR her! (True story). I…

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Anyone in the market for a high-end sports car? No, it’s not electric! What is this, 2030? How about a gently used 2021 Porsche Carrera 4S? Very low miles, only driven to and from church every Sunday by a sweet old blue-haired lady. Ok, I can’t lie. It was driven to and from the bar by an inside trader, and the interior may smell slightly of vodka. Plus, it might have a couple of minor cosmetic scratches. It should buff right out! Ok, I’m lying again. This is Paul Pelosi’s car. you know, Grandma Vodka’s husband? Famed inside trader? The…

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Any stand-up comedy fans here? I am. I have loved stand -up since I was a kid. Steve Martin, Rodney Dangerfield, Eddie Murphy, Richard Pryor; I’ve been stealing their jokes for decades! I’ve never been a George Lopez fan, despite seeing him live (corporate thing). Not because he’s a Mexican and I’m a racist, it’s because I don’t like his style. He just always seemed like a Paul Rodruguez rip-off to me. What do I know; Lopez had his own tv show, the George Lopez Show (creative title, no?), and I just crack jokes to anyone willing to listen. The…

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Seriously, what is wrong with people these days? Everywhere you look, people are fighting, Karens are threatening to “press charges” (my favorite), triggered libs are screaming at people and shots are getting popped at an alarming rate. What’s more concerning is no one seems willing to do anything about it! Law enforcement, especially in blue cities is undermanned, overwhelmed, and the Soros backed prosecutors “catch and release” like criminals are bluegill. Since no end appears to be in sight, what to do? Obviously, one must keep their head on a swivel to avoid losing it altogether. When out in public,…

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Death has long been one of life’s great mysteries. Obviously, we are all going to die, though I plan to delay it as long as possible. What happens after death has been a hot topic of discussion for most of modern history. Much depends on a person’s belief system, personal experiences, etc. but pretty much all religions have some version of heaven and hell, and where you go depends on how you conducted yourself in this life. Regardless of what you believe, I believe one thing for certain; energy is never destroyed, and we are energy, so when we die…

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Ellen DeGeneres’ ‘Woke’ animated show targeting a young preschool audience is being canceled and episodes that were already created and scheduled for release will be “shelved indefinitely” according to reports. Jennifer Skelly, the co-creator of “Little Ellen” found out by reading the news that her show would be removed from HBO Max earlier this month. As Warner Bros. Discovery purges the HBO streaming platform in order to reduce costs, she’s witnessed dozens of other series meet the same chopping block these last few days. The first two seasons of the animated show centered around a young Ellen DeGeneres are now…

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A recent test of the GMC Hummer EV revealed that charging the vehicle’s large battery might cost up to, or even more than $100. The test was carried out at an Electrify America station, where charging costs $0.43 per kilowatt-hour. Gas for a large pickup truck is expensive, especially during these difficult times of inflation and skyrocketing gas prices, so anyone trying to save money on a ‘fill up’ might be caught off-guard when charging this EV. A team that has been testing various cars for several decades wanted to figure out the cost of charging the battery of any…

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The United States petroleum reserves have hit their lowest levels in decades, since around 1985, sparking criticism and a response from President Joe Biden. The president reacted by releasing about one million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserves daily as a response to the quickly rising gas prices in the United States and around the world. According to data from the Energy Information Administration, the Strategic Petroleum Reserve levels are at their lowest in the past four decades, with the autumn and winter weather approaching. With the winter season ahead, the U.S. might experience a “cold December and…

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A housing co-op near UC Berkeley is being heavily criticized for banning white visitors from common areas unless they have consent from other tenants at a private housing co-op not far from the University of California, Berkeley campus. According to its website, the “Person of Color Theme House” is a housing co-op located near UC Berkeley that “aims to provide housing to low-income, first generation, immigrant and marginalized students of color.” It is not affiliated with the university, and it is also a private venture. Tenants are instructed not to bring White guests to the home without permission and to…

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