Me dino disagrees with Sean Hannity that only a few top people who run the FBI are corrupt. There's truth in that old saying that one rotten apple can spoil the rest in a barrel.
What happened at the Capitol that Jan, 6 was a staged set-up. Trump authorized the use of the National Guard there but that was ignored by Pelosi and Schumer.
Capitol security let the protestors in and I saw videos of that. Why would they do that? Me dino thinks they were following orders.
I've read and heard reports of suspicious people thought to be the FBI among the protestors egging them on.
Suspicious because they were never arrested and no one knows who they are.
Treasonous scum are carrying the American people to hell in the proverbial devil's hand basket.

I refuse to watch the stupid Jan6 hearings. Some people will be swayed by them, unfortunately, but they will get what they deserve in the end

I am also coming to the conclusion that Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter has the goal of giving conservatives a place to talk so they won't act to toss out the Deep State. Elon is not a friend of the People.

True.

https://nypost.com/2021/10/15/walmart...

https://capitalresearch.org/article/t...
"In the 2010s, Walmart Foundation ramped up its funding of left-wing groups. Apparently, Walmart realized being unwoke was a bad public relations strategy. By ditching the conservative coalition for the identity-obsessed but class-unconscious left, Walmart could retain its lucrative practices overseas and at home without being criticized.

Although most Walmart Foundation grants are distributed through regional stores, all grants must first be authorized by the foundation’s headquarters in Bentonville, Arkansas. Thus, all its philanthropic giving is approved by the highest leadership.

From 2017 to 2019, the foundation gave $5,511,475 to the New Venture Fund, a major left-of-center nonprofit incubator created and managed by Arabella Advisors, a for-profit, privately held philanthropic consultancy empire that directs vast flows of money throughout the progressive nonprofit world.

Over this same period, Walmart Foundation also gave $4,356,750 to FSG Inc., a nonprofit consultancy firm for major left-of-center foundations, and $750,000 to Pew Charitable Trusts, a charity that leans toward liberal causes. In 2019, it gave $858,562 to the Meridian Institute, another consultancy firm for liberal nonprofits.

Walmart Foundation is now a big patron of nonprofits that promote open borders, such as the National Immigration Forum, a group that advocates for amnesty and opposes border enforcement. Walmart gave the National Immigration Forum $2,811,722 in grants from 2017 to 2019. It has given to left-of-center Hispanic identity groups that pursue similar policies: $1,232,127 to the Institute for Latino Progress, $1 million to the Congressional Hispanic Caucus Institute, and $250,000 to the Hispanic Federation.

Walmart Foundation is also an active giver to left-of-center black advocacy groups. Between 2017 and 2019, it donated $1 million to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation; $500,000 to the National Urban League, a national left-of-center civil rights advocate; and $256,000 to the National Black Justice Coalition, a civil rights advocacy group focused on black LGBT individuals.

Apparently, this was not enough. On June 12, 2020, following the George Floyd riots, president and CEO of Walmart Doug McMillon sent out a statement to all Walmart associates about the company’s commitment to social justice issues. McMillon stated that Walmart’s goal is:

To help replace the structures of systemic racism, and build in their place frameworks of equity and justice that solidify our commitment to the belief that, without question, Black Lives Matter.

Directly addressing store managers and associates, McMillon said that a true “anti-racist ally” should endeavor to “create an environment where Blacks and African Americans, Hispanics and Latinos, Asians, Native Americans, LGBTQ, those with disabilities and women, don’t feel it’s a big decision to speak up.” He went on to explain how the company is going to increase its number of black employees, prioritize minority-owned suppliers, fund historically black colleges, and launch a new think tank—the Center on Racial Equality—to fund research on racism in the United States."

Bad news T2; saw today they cancelled MyPillow!

My favorite beans are Steamboat Pork & Beans and La Costena Whole Pinto Beans.
Like the pintos even better with chopped up jalapeno bits sprinkled on it as shown on the can.
Looking at it, I also see a couple of raw onion rings added.
I'll have to try adding that next time I eat those pinto beans with a couple of beef and bean burritos dipped in Valentina Salsa Picante Mexican Hot Sauce which I had for lunch today.
Such was inspired by writing about Goya just before lunch. Too bad I don't know squat about any politics pertaining to Steamboat, La Costena and Valentina.
I do know legal in this country Hispanics are turning against the Democrat Party in droves.