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July 8, 2026
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Kruiser's Morning Brief
Stephen Kruiser
The Morning Briefing
July 8, 2026
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What does it take to get arrested for treason around here, anyway? The last person to be arrested for working for the enemy and against the United States was Tomoya Kawakita, an American who switched sides to become a Japanese POW slave labor camp overseer who brutalized American soldiers in World War II. Then there was Tokyo Rose, who served the Imperial Japanese as a radio propagandist. Old Tokyo was arrested, tried, and convicted when she tried to get back into the U.S. after the war.In Other News
And that gives me an idea.
I don't know about you, but I think that's a splendid idea for what I've dubbed the "Tokyo Bros," two American media influencers who went to Tehran to lead cheers with the "Death to America" crowd and fete the dead Iranian ayatollah. They claimed that the dead ayatollah was "fighting for humanity" against "evil" Zionists when he met his 72 old bags in the afterlife.
That's no hyperbole. This guy, Jackson Hinkle, a communist and anti-American — but I repeat myself — was on stage and literally led a "Death to America" and "Down with America" chant over the weekend in an IRGC-approved massive crowd in Iran. We know it was an approved propaganda ploy because, were it a collection of thousands of "free" Iranians rising up against the dead-ender Twelvers, the Basij would have mowed them down like they did the estimated 42,000 souls murdered during Iranian street protests last January. Wink, wink.
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Argentina Manages To Finish Off Egypt - Evi. L Bloggerlady
Massad Ayoob on Defensive Firearms - 357 Magnum
How Virginia's Attempted Assault Weapon Ban Blew Up in Anti-Gunners' Faces - Bearing Arms
Quick Hits Of Wisdom, Knowledge And Snark - 90 Miles From Tyranny
Rick Ekstein: Inside ARC, the global gathering asking whether the West can renew itself - Blazingcatfur
Trump Gives European Members a Reality Check As He Kicks off NATO Summit - Bongino Report
Toyota Announces Huge Investment in America — Including Moving Production From Mexico to Texas - Bongino Report
Supreme Court Begins Answering Lingering Questions About Constitutional Constraints on Gun Control - Reason via ANCIPIENT NEWS
With Iran firing rockets, Trump uses a smart approach to deal with them: UPDATE - American Thinker
Charlie Kirk Widow Comes Face-to-Face With Alleged Killer - NEWSMAX
French Court Lifts Ban on Le Pen Standing for Next Presidential -- But Slaps Her With House Arrest That Will Prevent Her from Campaiging Outside Her Home
In The Mailbox: 07.07.26 (Afternoon Edition) - The Other McCain
Former Elizabeth Warren, Michelle Wu Volunteer Calla Walsh Attends Iranian Leader’s Funeral - New Boston Post
After Massive Teen Takeovers July 4th, Mayor Considering Curfew - The Pirates Cove
Tuesday, July 7, 2026
Another Massachusetts Man Gone Bad
this time in Pennsylvania
ICE Lodges Detainer for Haitian Illegal Alien Arrested After Semi-Truck Crash that Killed Pennsylvania State Trooper
Release Date: July 6, 2026
This illegal alien was granted a Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) by the sanctuary state of Massachusetts
WASHINGTON – The United States Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued the following statement after U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) lodged a detainer asking Pennsylvania officials to not release from jail a Haitian illegal alien who was arrested after allegedly causing a semi-truck crash that killed a Pennsylvania State Trooper.
According to local reporting, the crash occurred on July 1 in Schuylkill County, when a semi-truck crashed into Trooper Michael Pahira while he was inspecting another commercial vehicle. Trooper Pahira, a nearly 20-year veteran, succumbed to his injuries.
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