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Two Yemeni Men Arrested by Border Patrol at Calexico, Calif Identified on the FBI’s Terrorism Watch List & No Fly List

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T wo Yemeni Men Arrested by Border Patrol at Calexico, Calif Identified on the FBI’s Terrorism Watch List & No Fly List. TERRORISM AVERTED: When it is learned that the 2 Yemeni Mooks came in from Mexico and most likely from Yemen via the old smuggling routes to Mexico, it is old school terrorism and Al-Qaeda. Al-Qaeda Smuggling Route From Yemen to Ecuador to Mexico to America. AL QAEDA IN YEMEN A TICKING TIME BOMB. UPDATE: TUESDAY APRIL 6,2021.. C ustoms and Border Protection (CBP) has deleted a press release detailing the arrest of two Yemeni illegal immigrants who were identified on a terror watch list -- leading to Republicans accusing the Biden administration of a lack of transparency. On Tuesday, a CBP spokesperson said that the news release "was not properly reviewed and contained certain disclosure and policy information related to national security that required CBP to remove it from our website." SEE LINK TO THE STORY https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/local...

Sarasota's John Ringling Built Madison Square Garden III on 8th Ave NYC, Ringling Died in NYC Dec 2 1936.

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By the mid-1920s, the Ringling Circus had some 700 horses and 50 elephants. John Ringling, the remaining brother, worked with Tex Rickard to build a new Madison Square Garden on 8th Ave between 49th and 50th streets. Sarasota's John Ringling Built Madison Square Garden III on 8th Ave between 49th and 50th Streets in Manhattan NYC in 1925. John Ringling Died in NYC Dec 2nd, 1936 at his home, he was 70. In the 1920's in New York City, Yankee Stadium may be the 'House that Ruth Built', but Madison Square Garden III is definitely the 'Garden That Ringling Built'. In reality if not for Sarasota's John Ringling Madison Square Garden (MSG III) would never have been built, he financed the deal and later became the principal owner and vice president of Madison Square Garden III. In May of 1922, the Yankees broke ground on their own ballpark, on 10 acres just across the Harlem River and in view of the Polo Grounds. The new ballpark was built quickly, as construction ...