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The Senate on Thursday voted to begin deliberations on a $95 billion foreign military aid bill that stripped out border spending that was in the original $118 billion piece of legislation, which the chamber voted down on Wednesday. Continue reading “Senate Votes to Deliberate on $95 Billion Foreign Military Aid Bill”
The European Commission has bent the knee to protesting farmers – and is dropping key passages in a proposal for a new 2040 goal aimed at cutting greenhouse gas pollution.
By Thomas Stevenson – The Post Millennial
The Hawaiian Supreme Court has ruled in a new decision that “there is no state constitutional right to carry a firearm in public” and cited the “spirit of Aloha” as well as HBO’s “The Wire” in the ruling. Continue reading “Hawaiian Supreme Court rules ‘there is no state constitutional right to carry a firearm in public’”
US military advisors have been deployed to Kinmen, a group of small islands that are controlled by Taiwan but located just off the coast of mainland China, Taiwan’s TVBS has reported. Continue reading “Report: US Military Advisors Deployed to Taiwan-Controlled Islands on China’s Coast”
By Niamh Harris – The People’s Voice
Benjamin Netanyahu has rejected a Hamas-proposed plan to end the conflict in Gaza. Continue reading “Netanyahu Rejects Hamas Ceasefire Proposal, Says ‘Only Solution Is Total Victory’”
In one of the most seminal interviews in history revealing the scale at which governments use propaganda to control populations in order to cultivate changes in their social conditions, former Soviet journalist Yuri Bezmenov pointed to one vital tool at their disposal: demoralization. In an era where those social architects seek to reform the very fabric of humanity, no stone is left unturned and no bridge is too far. Perhaps no greater social engineering mission exemplifies this than the progressive agenda to re-calibrate gender and sexuality. Given the lengths needed to achieve that aim, the mechanisms needed to demoralize the public to advance that agenda have to be every bit as radical. The recent sentencing of a transgender daycare worker from Kentucky for sexually abusing a baby left in their care may be the most outrageous instance of that demoralization technique to into effect yet. Continue reading “Transgender Daycare Worker Caught Redhanded Molesting Infant Given Plea Deal”
By JOHN ELY SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER FOR MAILONLINE
Millions more Brits will get fluoride added to their drinking water under Government plans.
As part of the long-awaited dental recovery plan, ministers have vowed to embark on the biggest fluoridation expansion since the 1980s. Continue reading “Millions will get fluoride added to their tap water in biggest expansion of controversial scheme since the 1980s”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
Special counsel Robert Hur, who was appointed by Biden-appointed Attorney General Merrick Garland, said Biden “willfully retained and disclosed classified materials” but recommended he not be charged as he’d present to a jury “as a sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory.” Continue reading “Special Counsel: Biden ‘Willfully Disclosed Classified Materials’ But Should Not Be Charged As He’s An ‘Elderly Man’”
By Baxter Dmitry – The People’s Voice
Bill Gates has announced plans to recruit and train a two million strong army of Indians to use AI to “control the internet” and police social media, forums, and private conversations for “misinformation” which will subsequently be shut down using advanced AI tools. Continue reading “Bill Gates Recruiting 2 Million Strong Army To ‘Seize Control of Internet’ Using AI”
President Joe Biden announced unscheduled remarks for Thursday evening at 7:45 pm eastern. The president was, characteristically, late to his own impromptu briefing. His comments came after his Department of Justice released a report on Biden’s handling of classified documents. Continue reading “BREAKING: Biden confuses Egypt and Mexico while assuring nation he’s mentally fit”
Update: Queue the MSM planting the idea that Tucker could be charged under the Espionage Act Of 1917 into the public discourse, as Newsweek has followed the publication of this article discussing that very premise.
With the world transfixed on Tucker Carlson’s impending interview of Russian Federation President Vladimir Putin, the resounding support his journalistic endeavor has fairly garnered has seemed to delude supporters from reality. Though engagement with Putin is a welcome reprieve from the US media’s sycophancy shamelessly exhibited in contrived interview after contrived interview with Putin’s Ukrainian counterpart in President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, I largely doubt it will be of any consequence as far as shifting policy or even public sentiment goes regarding the war in Ukraine and more broadly on foreign relations with Russia. When it comes to US policy making on Ukraine, each side of the US’ bipartisan paradigm has its heels dug in the ground from an ideological standpoint. Anyone watching Carlson’s interview will largely be unmoved in my view as his supporters already espouse the presumable positions Putin will take while its detractors will certainly frame those same points to justify their own narrative on the matter. Continue reading “What Dangers Lie Ahead For Tucker Carlson?”
By Chris Menahan – Information Liberation
The Hawaii Supreme Court on Wednesday cited a 2006 episode of HBO’s “The Wire” to declare the Constitution invalid and strip of a man of his Second Amendment rights. Continue reading “Hawaii Supreme Court: ‘The Wire’ Invalidates the Constitution”
A US drone strike targeting a vehicle in Baghdad on Wednesday killed three members of Kataib Hezbollah, including a high-ranking commander, marking another US escalation in Iraq. Continue reading “US Drone Strike in Baghdad Kills High-Ranking Kataib Hezbollah Commander”
By Chris Powell – Trending Political News
The United States has conducted a targeted airstrike in Baghdad, Iraq, eliminating a high-ranking commander of the Kataib Hezbollah militia, a group backed by Iran and implicated in numerous attacks against U.S. forces in the region. Continue reading “REPORT: US Embassy Surrounded After Recent Strike In Iraq”
By Baxter Dmitry – The People’s Voice
US journalist Tucker Carlson has been placed on the Ukrainian government’s “kill list” following his widely-touted interview with Russian president Vladimir Putin. Continue reading “Tucker Carlson Put On Ukrainian Govt’s Myrotvorets ‘Kill List’ Following Putin Interview”
By Katie Daviscourt – The Postmillennial
Rachel Levine, the trans-identifying Assistant Secretary for the US Department of Health and Human Services, is under fire over allegations that Levine violated the department’s scientific integrity policies by claiming that it’s “necessary” for transgender youth to receive “gender-affirming care.” Continue reading “Rachel Levine under fire after HHS offers single study to back claims that child sex changes are ‘necessary’ healthcare”
Quietly without any fanfare, several of the nation’s largest health insurance providers are changing their policies for 2024 to exclude treatment coverage for injuries and illnesses stemming from “war, declared or undeclared, riot, or insurrection,” as if they know something really, really bad is coming this year. Continue reading “Major health insurance companies alter policies to exclude coverage for injuries or sickness during WAR, riot or insurrection”
by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D. The Defender
Up to 775,992,000 bacteria-infected mosquitoes could be released in Maui every week for the next 20 years, according to Hawaii Unites, a nonprofit that last month lost its bid to require the state to conduct an environmental impact statement before pressing go on the controversial project.
Continue reading “Maui ‘Ground Zero’ for Release of Billions of Biopesticide Lab-Altered Mosquitoes”
On January 30, 2024, Mayor Wheeler, Governor Tina Kotek and Chair Jessica Vega Pederson each declared a State of Emergency to address the fentanyl crisis. Each declared a 90-day state of emergency to address the public health and public safety crisis driven by fentanyl in Portland’s Central City. Continue reading “Fentanyl Emergency”
By Walaa Sabah – Middle East Eye
Nisreen, a Palestinian mother of six, had to leave her home in Khan Younis on 13 December, as the Israeli ground invasion of the city intensified.
She has since sought refuge at a nearby UN school, and later to a makeshift tent, with little access to drinkable or cleaning water. Continue reading “War on Gaza: Palestinian women forced to shave their heads due to water shortage”