Jerry Falwell Jr's wife smashed down door to find him in a pool of his own blood after he drunkenly fell down stairs just days after he resigned from Liberty University, 911 call transcript reveals

A 911 call made by Jerry Falwell Jr.'s wife just days after his resignation from Liberty University revealed that he was losing 'a lot of blood' after allegedly injuring himself on a trash can in a fall while drunk. In the call record of the incident, Becki Falwell refused to cooperate with officers after she called to report that her husband was bleeding heavily and would not go with her to the hospital, the Huffington Post states. Dispatchers arrived to find Falwell with lacerations under his left eye, across the bridge of his nose, and above both his right and left eyes, as he slurred his speech with empty alcohol containers nearby. The call, acquired by the Huffington Post through a Freedom of Information request, took place on August 31, a week after Falwell was forced to move aside as president of the evangelical university founded by his father Jerry Falwell Sr. He was plagued by a string of controversies culminating in a claim from a former poolboy that he had an affair with Becki Falwell for years with the consent of her husband. One week after the allegations of Giancarlo Granda, now 29, were published by Reuters, first responders were called to the Falwell couple's home in Bedford County, Virginia, at 2.30am.

Audio from the 911 call involves Becki Falwell telling the dispatcher that she had been at church at 11pm that night when she received a call from her husband to say he was injured. She says that she was forced to break a door in with a chair after finding their home locked and discovered her husband surrounded by 'a lot of blood right now' after a fall down the stairs. Becki confirmed to the dispatcher that her husband had been drinking but when asked if he was drinking heavily, she refused to cooperate stating: 'I'm not going to answer that question.' She was told that the information was important to understand how severe his injuries were as alcohol thins the blood to which she responded: 'The more I tell you the name, the more you're going to understand why we're not talking to you right now'. Liberty University imposes a strict code of conduct for its students which bans them from drinking alcohol. 'He won't let her take him to the hospital as he is stubborn. Caller was not forthcoming,' the dispatcher log noted.

When first responders arrived to the scene, they found Jerry which head injuries from hitting his head on a trash can. They noted that there was 'blood in the area he indicated' and 'empty alcohol containers.' Jerry had slurred and slowed speach (sic) and would repeat things already asked.' It is not known if he was transferred to hospital for medical treatment or was treated on the scene. The next morning, Liberty University revealed that they had launched a comprehensive investigation by an outside firm into Falwell's tenure. Falwell, one of the most influential right-wing Christian leaders in the United States, resigned from the university on August 25 following the pool boy controversy, as well a list of other recent scandals, many of which also appeared to involve alcohol. According to The Wall Street Journal, administrators say Falwell showed up to campus drunk. He also accidentally once sent a racy photograph of his wife to administrators at a football game, and to his son, they claimed. He denied the claims in the Journal.

In August, the leading evangelical Trump supporter was blasted as a hypocrite for posting a picture with his pants unzipped and midriff exposed, while appearing to hold a glass of alcohol. The picture, posted and deleted from Instagram, sparked controversy because of the strict code of conduct for Liberty University students which requires them to dress with 'appropriateness' and 'modesty'. Falwell tried to explain the post in an unusual interview with Morninline on WLNI 1059, in Lynchburg, Virginia, claiming the woman was his wife's assistant and that he's 'gonna try to be a good boy from here on out'. Granda has also claimed to Fox News that despite the strict rules for Liberty University students, the Falwells did not adhere to the same moral code.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8745763/911-call-intoxicated-Jerry-Falwell-Jr-s-house-describes-lot-blood.html

REVEALED: 'Trained Marxist' Black Lives Matter co-founder is being funded by group linked to the Chinese Communist Party

A liberal initiative led by a co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement is funded by a group linked to the Chinese Communist Party, it has been revealed. Alicia Garza, 39, is the principal of Black Futures Lab, an advocacy group she created two years ago that works 'with black people to transform their communities', according to their website. The New York Post reports, however, that the group is receiving funding from the San Francisco-based Chinese Progressive Association with ties to the People's Republic of China. Garza has previously been described as a 'trained Marxist' by her BLM co-founder Patrisse Cullors. 'We are super-versed on, sort of, ideological theories. And I think that what we really tried to do is build a movement that could be utilized by many, many black folk,' Cullors said in an interview with The Real News Network. On a funding page for Black Future Labs, it reveals how it is 'fiscally sponsored' by the Chinese group.

The Chinese Progressive Association are not listed among the partners on their website yet the donate button on Black Future Labs website links directly to a page on the CPA's own site. Black Future Labs writes that its goal is to build 'black political power' and change 'the way that power operates—locally, statewide, and nationally'. Their mission is to 'engage Black voters year-round', to 'use our political strength to stop corporate influences from creeping into progressive policies' and to 'combine technology and traditional organizing methods to reach black people anywhere and everywhere we are,' they add. On their website, the CPA state that their group 'educates, organizes and empowers the low income and working class immigrant Chinese community in San Francisco to build collective power with other oppressed communities to demand better living and working conditions and justice for all people'. Yet according to the Post, the group, founded in 1972, also has ties to the Chinese government, where there is a history of the mistreatment of black people. According to Heritage.org, the CPA was founded 'during the heady days of the Marxist-oriented Asian American Movement'. It cites a Stanford paper that states: 'The CPA began as a Leftist, pro-People's Republic of China organization, promoting awareness of mainland China's revolutionary thought and workers' rights, and dedicated to self-determination, community control, and "serving the people".' It adds that it 'worked with other pro-PRC groups within the U.S. and San Francisco Bay Area … Support for the PRC was based on the inspiration the members drew from what they saw as a successful grassroots model that presented a viable alternative to Western capitalism.' The group has also held events with and supporting the Chinese government.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8745459/Black-Lives-Matter-founder-leading-initiative-funded-pro-Chinese-Communist-Party-group.html

Hmm..seems to be swinging back around to Feinstein.. Also there is an interesting tat paragraph on Alicia Garza's chest

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>Thanks, it was one or the other. The lurk more crowd must be shills

Hmm, are you sure you meant to reply to this post anon..not understanding the reply..

Controversial guidelines about who should be tested for coronavirus were written and posted on the CDC website by HHS officials despite objections from scientists

The controversial guidance for testing for coronavirus as published on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's website was not approved by the agency's scientists, it has been revealed. Officials told the New York Times that the advice published August 24 was seen by CDC experts for review but was rewritten only by the Department of Human and Health Services and quietly made public. The new advice sparked controversy and was slammed by public health experts for suggesting that a person without coronavirus symptoms does not need to be tested, even if they have had known contact with an infected person. Thursday's report sparked further concerns as to the independence of the CDC after Politico reported last week that political appointees at the health department adjusted the CDC's weekly report on the virus. CDC scientists seriously objected to the advice as it is written now, they told the Times report. They said that while it was a CDC product and had been edited by the agency's director Dr. Robert Redfield, the HHS then flouted the CDC strict scientific review process, rewriting it themselves and having it 'dropped' on the website. 'That was a doc that came from the top down, from the HHS. and the task force,' one federal official said. 'That policy does not reflect what many people at the CDC. feel should be the policy.' 'The idea that someone at HHS. would write guidelines and have it posted under the CDC. banner is absolutely chilling,' added Dr. Richard Besser, who served as acting director at the Centers for Disease Control in 2009.

Some CDC officials say that the guidelines show obvious inconsistencies and mistakes for those in the know, mistakes that would not pass through the normally rigorous review. Among them was a reference to 'testing for Covid-19' as opposed to testing for the virus that causes it. 'We just looked so sloppy,' one scientist said. 'That's what kills me is it didn't come from the inside.' Experts who work closely with the CDC also said that the mistakes were obvious. 'You're used to reading Shakespeare and all of a sudden now you're reading a tabloid,' said Carlos del Rio, an infectious disease expert at Emory University. 'There was political pressure on CDC in the past, but I think this is unprecedented.' 'HHS. and the White House writing scientifically inaccurate statements such as "don't test all contacts" on CDC's website is like someone vandalizing a national monument with graffiti,' added Dr. Thomas R. Frieden, director of the agency during the Obama administration. 'The graffiti makes the whole monument look pretty bad.' In an interview with the Times, Adm. Brett Giroir, the administration's testing coordinator and an assistant secretary at the HHS, the CDC's parent organization, confirmed that the original draft was constructed by the CDC. Yet he admitted that he 'coordinated editing and input from the scientific and medical members of the task force'.

Giroir added that it had been through 20 drafts before being published to the website and was seen by Redfield; Dr. Anthony Fauci and Dr. Deborah Birx from the White House coronavirus task force; and Dr. Scott Atlas, President Trump's adviser on the coronavirus. 'I think you have to ask Dr. Redfield about that. That certainly was not any direction from me whatsoever,' he answered when asked why the guidelines then went on to abandon the general CDC review process. Redfield told The Hill in a statement that 'the guidelines, coordinated in conjunction with the White House Coronavirus Task Force, received appropriate attention, consultation and input from task force experts.' A new version of the guidelines is expected to be released on Friday but officials claim they have also not been vetted through the general CDC protocol.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8746139/Controversial-coronavirus-testing-guidelines-published-HHS-without-CDC-approval.html

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Not at all…he was placed by the Never Trumper's..POTUS agreed for the Evangelical vote. There are other details as well that will eventually come to the surface when the time is right.

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Thinking there is a drop relative to Marmont…remembering wine??