Alabama veterans are facing another war. This time with the state of Alabama and their efforts to strip the veterans representation by creating a cabinet position for the director of veterans affairs and the veterans board to an advisory position. This would strip veterans of their current representation, by the current veteran’s board, and limit it to a cabinet member subservient to the Governor. This is Governor “poison Ivy’s” way of retaliation against the current veterans board who opposed her using “supreme executive power” to remove the ADVA director Admiral Kent Davis. Alabama is the most corrupt state in the United States. We are now sinking to a level of corruption and vindictiveness that is below any scale.
By Brandon Moseley - Alabamagazette.com Lt. Governor Ainsworth breaks with Governor: Opposes the Veterans power grab bill www.alabamagazette.com February 11, 2025 – MONTGOMERY, AL – Alabama Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth shocked many Republican legislators by releasing a statement opposing the Governor's takeover of the Department of Veterans Affairs bill – Senate Bill 67. SB67 is sponsored by State Senator Andrew Jones (R-Centre) who is carrying the bill at the request of Alabama...
Lost in all of this debate are the patients. Does anybody remember the patients? Do you remember the child that was having a violent seizure and after administering medical cannabis the child stopped seizing?
On today's podcast, Trump’s plans for military changes, free speech limits, and business rules. We look at claims Biden protected his family and allies like Dr. Fauci. Alabama Governor Ivey upsets veterans by making their board political. A court case says people can’t sue police over a wrong SWAT raid. Lawmakers will soon debate new laws, with rumors about Ivey’s future.
The Ripp Report has been missing in action for about two months. I had my 14th shoulder operation on Nov.4th and that took me out for about 4 weeks. That operation has been very successful. Then quite unexpected I got vertigo which has taken me about 4 weeks to kick to the curb. At the same time Meta locked me out of my social media pages, The Ripp Report, BCLE and F. Paul Ripp.
A terror attack was stopped from reaching a larger crowd by traffic. A vet built a car bomb with AI, blowing up a Tesla. Leaders waste tax money on shady deals. Sheriffs hide their mistakes. Scholarships for students went to insiders. The governor’s health rumors stir worry. Teens with rifles fight in streets. A body found in a sunken car. Politicians let state pick police chiefs, ignoring locals. And finally, a festival and a demand to punish corrupt leaders. Alabama’s rules break like melting snow.
The podcast covers the arrest of Luigi Manjone for murdering a United Healthcare CEO, sparking debate about healthcare and justice. Further topics explored include the controversial decommissioning of the USS Enterprise, allegations of corruption in Alabama's legal and political systems (IE The Dothan Summer Feeding Scandal), the use of Bitcoin, and the appearance of Iranian drones over New Jersey. The podcast also features discussions about political controversies and ongoing legal cases including the Mack vs Hadley regarding the theft of a 1968 Camaro by the Baldwin County Sheriff's Department, and the decision by the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals (released today at 1pm) and the Rule 32 Petition for a new trail for Murray Lawrence Jr. upon the discovery of two autopsies ordered by Sheriff Mack's father, the Coroner of Baldwin County at the time (2005) which were never disclosed to the Defense (a Brady Violation) and Finally a brief biography of one of the Most Corrupt Judges in American History, corrupt Alabama Federal Judge Mark Fuller from Mobile, Alabama.
This podcast discusses several current events, including a damning report on the US government's COVID-19 response, President Biden's pardon of his son Hunter, and allegations of misconduct against various officials. The hosts also cover controversies surrounding political appointments, the murder of a healthcare CEO, and the arrests of individuals critical of local government. Finally, the podcast features a discussion about the First Amendment and the wrongful arrests of individuals who exposed corruption in their local school district.
