A disturbing discovery was recently made in Scottsdale, Arizona.

A reporter for The Gateway Pundit received an interesting tip-off. Here’s what he found.

On Monday night, TGP’s Jordan Conradson investigated the Homewood Suites in Scottsdale, Arizona after receiving a tip that it was an i*****l i*******t safe house. The hotel is located at 9880 N Scottsdale Rd. When Conradson arrived at the hotel, every entrance was barricaded, and he had to park down the street. He walked up to the hotel and greeted some officers.

This is incredible. There’s a safe house for i*****l i*******ts being secretly maintained without our knowledge – until now.
Conradson did some digging.

Conradson: what’s going on here?
LES Officer: You actually need to leave the property it’s actually a closed hotel.
Conradson: Oh, so what’s going on?
LES Officer: This is a private property man.
Conradson: But what’s going on?
LES Officer: If you want to get information for that you need to go to endeavors.org.
Conradson: I heard that they were harboring i*****l i*******ts here. Is that true?
LES Officer: You can go to the endeavors.org website and they’ll give you as much information as they can.
Conradson: Who do you work for?
LES Officer: I’m contracted with LES, it’s a law enforcement contract service company.
Conradson: Why aren’t people allowed on the premises?
LES Officer: You can go to endeavors.org to get information for that other than that this is closed this is private property from the company that’s here.

Guess what the story behind Endeavors is…

ENDEAVORS.ORG is the website for Family Endeavors, a San Antonio nonprofit tied to the Biden administration. They received an $87 million no-bid contract in March to clothe and shelter i*****l i*******ts. They then received ANOTHER contract for $530 MILLION shortly after.

It’s all been masterminded by the Biden Administration right under the noses of Americans living in Scottsdale.
But there’s more.

A Selrico Services food van pulled out of the parking lot. Selrico is a food service company that is also based in San Antonio. They must be contracted to provide food for those in this country illegally.

So not only are these i*****l a***ns being housed at taxpayer expense, they’re being fed at our expense too!
They get all this free and then we’re sent the bill through taxation.

Conradson wanted to find out who specifically was organizing all this Note the parts in bold.

Conradson called the local police station since he could not get any answers from the representatives at the hotel.
Conradson: I would like to know what is going on at the Homewood Suites on Scottsdale Rd. and Mountainview. Do you have any information about what’s going on there?
Dispatcher: Nothing outside of the fact that it’s being monitored by ICE and that we have police presence there from other agencies 24/7.
Conradson: Who is managing the hotel?
Dispatcher: I don’t have that information exactly
Conradson: But ICE is in there 24/7?
Dispatcher: Yeah, it’s being monitored by them and outside agencies.
Conradson: Do you know what the outside agencies are?
Dispatcher: I think it’s just a mix of all Arizona state agencies.
Conradson: Are they communicating with you on how many people they’re bringing into Scottsdale, into the hotel?
Dispatcher: I don’t have any specifics on it
Conradson: Where do I find more information?
Dispatcher: You could try to look up any of the ICE numbers online and see if they give any further.
Conradson: Do you have any information on exactly what’s going on? I mean obviously, they’re harboring i*****l i*******ts, but do you know anything else?
Dispatcher: No we don’t have any further.

The Deep State inside Arizona is a part of this, and so is ICE and the police. It’s all one unified effort to keep this a secret from the American people. Here’s exactly what is at stake.

This is atrocious. Over 600 MILLION DOLLARS are funding this operation to flood red counties with illegal residents and brand new Democrat v**ers, and it’s costing the taxpayers money and it’s putting the American people in DANGER. Instead of protecting American citizens, officers are being paid by our tax dollars to protect non-citizens who are invading our communities.

The g*******t elites who govern this country are attempting to change the population so that it v**es in the way that they prefer. They don’t care about any of the Americans currently living here, they just want to replace them with people from other countries. And they’re doing their best to keep it under wraps.


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I hope you read this article completely. These are our tax dollars going to waste...so the Democrats can get more v**es

Words Matter, Damn It

by Jaime O’Neill | July 9, 2021 - 7:07am

"Words matter." Those words are often uttered by people to whom they don't actually seem to matter all that much, people who are likely to follow that notion by adding "going forward," that superfluous filler phrase used so incessantly these days by politicians and the media people who report on them.

"Words matter" is often just another of those phrases we sling around, stock expressions that come to mind when we're low on linguistic fuel or much in the way of more substantive thought. You know, like "it is what it is," or "bottom line."

But words do matter. I gave a big chunk of my life's energy to advancing that idea, doing that thing English teachers are known to do, preaching the importance of precision in language use, warning against clichés that deaden thought, sharing examples of bad writing, explaining what made it bad, and doing the opposite thing with good writing.

Good writing, I told students, was good thinking made visible. Without good thinking, writing could almost never be very good, and without the "proper words in proper places" it would be unlikely to reach readers. Sorting out what we think, explaining what we think to ourselves, and marshaling the reasons why we hold the thoughts we struggle to express is how we refine or bolster opinions.

I talked to students about the word "authority," and how the word "author" was embedded in it. If you wanted to achieve some semblance of authority with readers, you'd do your best to choose the best words, and then learn how to spell them. In my first semester of full-time teaching, a student wrote an essay entitled "I AM NOT DUM." He was off to a poor start in making his case.

Words matter, but so does spelling, pain in the ass though it may be. In the larger sense, however, it seems the idea that "words matter" hasn't gained much of a foothold, despite the efforts of legions of people like me who nagged students to believe that they did. Note, for instance, how sloppy our political discourse has become, how illiterate or even "dum" so many of our leaders have sounded. In this young century alone, we've had George W. Bush and Donald J. Trump in our highest office. Bush read little, attended two of the nation's top schools, got in on a legacy admission and got out with a "gentleman's C" average. Any gambler likely to know a good bet when he sees one would surely wager that young Dubya didn't write all those papers turned in with his name on them. Nor, of course, did he finish his commitment to the Texas Air National Guard, the commitment that allowed him to evade service in Vietnam without damage to his future ambitions. The children of the plutocrats just aren't held to the same standards as the rest of us.

Donald Trump read even less than Dubya, and as for writing papers, why would we kid ourselves into thinking Trump would allow himself to be bothered with such a triviality? Writing papers was a hoop designed for the less privileged to jump through, ensuring future employees that the minions they hired were sufficiently trained to make their bosses look smart and appear literate. Trump's books on how to achieve great success didn't include much about the first step he had taken on his easy ride to fame and fortune. His books didn't emphasize what a great plan it had been for him to inherit a huge chunk o' change that made it unnecessary to work a paper route as a kid, or to start at the bottom and work his way up. The rich pricks already know that is largely a myth fed to the riff raff to keep 'em hopping and hoping. As we know, both Dubya and the Donald were "born on third base and thought they'd hit a home run."

My small contribution to spreading the word that words matter turned out to be yet another of the ways I was mostly out of step with my country. If words mattered, would we be hearing the news media constantly using an oxymoron like "moderate Republican" these days? If words mattered, how could people call themselves "patriotic Republicans" without being laughed at? How can you be an American patriot who doesn't believe in democracy? And how can you be a "conservative" when all you want to conserve, apparently, is Confederate statuary and plutocratic privilege?


Milo,

Yep, words matter, you also have to consider the source. If the source is brainwashed or brain dead, it doesn’t matter.
You must have an endless supply of purple kool-aid. Go charge the battery on your obummer phone.

In addition to oxymorons like those, euphemisms continue to be so popular because we really don't want to see things plainly. We can't handle the t***h, apparently, which is why politicians (not to mention advertisers) are able to lie to us so extravagantly. We collude with the liars, wanting to believe their distortions and evasions. Too many of us still fail to see that the words "Fox" and "News" are not only oxymoronic, but also a euphemism for f*****t propaganda. The idea that what is on offer from Murdoch's cable channel is "fair and balanced" has convinced far too many of a lie. Without that initial big lie from Fox & Co., the alternative reality Trumpers live in would never have been sustainable.

Americans used to think of themselves as no-nonsense straight talkers, people who spoke plainly and despised bulls**t and bulls**tters. That was probably never an honest assessment of our national character, but it surely doesn't describe the country I've known, or far too many of the people in it. We're drowning in bulls**t with most every avenue of American life specializing in its own brand of verbal manure, from psychobabble to educratese, from tech-speak to Pentagon evasions.

We've become inured to being lied to, having been fed a steady diet of lies since we were kids, a flood of fibs from advertisers in more TV commercials than we could ever count or recall. The steady diet of lies and evasions we've garnered then goes off to school with us where we're not likely to question the harm done by unbridled commercialism and unfettered capitalism.

I always encouraged students to be wary of abstractions, especially the nouns meant to describe things that were conceptual, not concrete. There were a limited number of ways a word like "tree" could be conceptualized, but words like "freedom" or "love" or "patriotism" often mean something much different to the person who utters them than is understood by the people who may have heard their utterance. Words that describe things we can't touch or see are much more likely to be misunderstood. Words like "liberty" get us into lots of trouble as people twist meanings of such words beyond recognition. So it is that we now have millions of people who think "freedom" means denying freedoms to other people, freedoms like the right to v**e, the right to choose, or the right to drive, though black, without being shot.

Do words really matter in a country like ours in times like these? How can we say "words matter" when one of our two political parties does all it can to undermine democracy with a studied plan to deny the v**e to targeted groups of people? And how can "patriots" cheer a violent assault on the building where our laws are made? How can people who have long proclaimed their support for "law and order" condone what was done on J****** 6th of this year.

In the "fun" house we've entered since Fox "News" and the backlash against Barack Obama gave us Donald J. Trump, the mirrors are all fogged and distorted. Words matter, maybe most especially when they are deliberately twisted or misused. The deliberate misuse of them has conspired to rob our words of meaning. For more insight into this phenomenon, just go ask Alice: "When I use a word,” Humpty Dumpty said in rather a scornful tone, “it means just what I choose it to mean — neither more nor less.”
“The question is,” said Alice, “whether you can make words mean so many different things.”
“The question is,” said Humpty Dumpty, “which is to be master – – that’s all.”

You'll bet he was a very kind person...how would you begin to know he had no racial prejudices?

Yes, that picture tells tales...of likely being a trump supporter, which would be a likely indicator he was prejudiced.

And another thing you don't know, what triggered these guys, perhaps our kind and gentle mentally impaired guy was a r****t and called them names that lit them up?

I don't know any more than you do, but my speculation is just that, not posed as an "I'll bet" dialog.

I see someone wearing a trump oriented doo rag and my immediate impression is not going to be that this is a very kind and non judgmental person.

You'll bet he was a very kind person...how would you begin to know he had no racial prejudices?

Yes, that picture tells tales...of likely being a trump supporter, which would be a likely indicator he was prejudiced.

And another thing you don't know, what triggered these guys, perhaps our kind and gentle mentally impaired guy was a r****t and called them names that lit them up?

I don't know any more than you do, but my speculation is just that, not posed as an "I'll bet" dialog.

I see someone wearing a trump oriented doo rag and my immediate impression is not going to be that this is a very kind and non judgmental person.