At least 17 people were killed and 32 others wounded in a missile attack on the Ukrainian city of Kostyantynivka. Russia has not yet claimed responsibility for the attack. Meanwhile, Ukrainian Security Chief Oleksiy Danilov said that World War III has already begun.
In other news, the head of the ADL said that Elon Musk is inciting violence against Jews by criticizing his organization.
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‘Abysmal!’ Free Speech Madness as Harvard Rated Zero Out of 100 in School Ranking
Harvard University has been ranked the absolute worst school in the US for free speech, new data has shown.
The US’s most prestigious school, with an admission rate of just 3.45 per cent, was given a flat zero out of 100 possible points as an institution.
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ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt: Elon Musk is Inciting Violence Against Jewish People by Criticizing Us
Anti-Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblatt on Tuesday responded to Twitter/X owner Elon Musk’s criticism of their aggressive pro-censorship ad boycott campaigns by accusing him of “engaging with a highly toxic antisemitic campaign” which will incite violence against Jewish people.
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A trans-identified accused male predator was busted in a sting operation in Hastings, Nebraska for allegedly attempting to illicit sex from a person he believed to be a minor.
Christopher Carey, 23, of Hastings, Nebraska, has been exposed as an alleged online sexual predator by Turning Point USA Frontlines reporter Kalen D’Almedia, whose team conducted a sting operation on Carey which occurred over the course of six months.
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Major cities across the country saw over $2 billion in damages in the wake of 2020’s Antifa and BLM George Floyd riots. Property was damaged, officers attacked, and at least 30 people lost their lives. In the years since, these same cities have paid out millions of dollars to the same people that participated in this unrest.
In September of 2020, it was revealed that over $2 billion in property damage claims arising from the riots were made over that summer, marking the costliest riots in US history. The Foundation for Economic Education suggested that this total was likely higher, as the $2 billion figure looked only at insured businesses, and 75 percent of businesses are under insured. Around 40 percent of small businesses have no insurance.
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Belmont Cragin Shooting: Suspected Home Invader Shot by Homeowner Dies, Officials Say
CPD said suspect shot twice in the chest
CHICAGO (WLS) — The alleged home invader shot by a homeowner on the city’s Northwest Side on Monday afternoon has died, Chicago police and the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office said.
Alexis Quiles, 39, of Chicago died Tuesday afternoon, the medical examiner’s office said.
Police said the incident happened in the Belmont Cragin neighborhood’s 2100-block of North Meade Avenue just after 12:45 p.m. Monday.
A 26-year-old man was inside his home when someone entered without permission, police said. The victim fired at the suspect, striking him twice in the chest.
Neighbors described hearing four to five gunshots before police came swarming the street.
The suspect fled, but was found nearby. Neighbors told ABC7 Chicago that they saw a man, who looked to be injured, being treated on a stretcher.
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Biden Rejects Potential Plea Deal for 9/11 Planners That Would Spare Their Lives
President Biden rejected a potential Department of Defense plea deal that would have excused 9/11 architects and co-conspirators from potentially facing the death penalty, according to an announcement Wednesday.
The decision comes just days before the 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attacks which took the lives of nearly 3,000 people.
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Biden Admin Abruptly Axes Alaska Oil and Gas Leases Backed by State Lawmakers, Native Americans
The Biden administration canceled several oil and gas leases issued in early 2021 to an Alaskan state economic development agency, it announced Wednesday.
The Department of the Interior (DOI) rescinded the seven 10-year leases — spanning 365,775 acres in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) — held by the Alaska Industrial Development and Export Authority (AIDEA) and supported by a wide range of stakeholders, including lawmakers and Native Alaskans. The leases were issued by the Trump administration in one of its final actions.
“This latest action by the Department of the Interior against Alaska and Native Alaskans living inside ANWR shows arbitrary disregard for federal law, based on campaign trail rhetoric. Campaign promises are not enough to justify this agency action,” AIDEA Executive Director Randy Ruaro told Fox News Digital. “Under the law, Interior must present real facts and reasons that support this reversal in position.”
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Biden DHS Advisory Member Sues to Keep Trump Off Ballot Using 14th Amendment
A watchdog group founded by an advisor to Biden’s Department of Homeland Security (DHS) filed a lawsuit to keep former President Donald Trump off the ballot in Colorado using the 14th Amendment of the Constitution.
Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) filed the lawsuit Wednesday under Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.
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A watchdog group based in Washington, DC is representing a group of Colorado voters in a lawsuit seeking to block 2024 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump from being on the ballot in the state under the 14th Amendment.
In a Wednesday press release, the Citizens for Responsibility & Ethics in Washington (CREW) claims that Trump has “disqualified himself from public office by violating Section 3 of the 14th Amendment.”
[Comment: The legal theory behind the lawsuit is nutty.]
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The House Oversight Committee has demanded that the National Archives turn over thousands of emails from Joe Biden during his stint as vice president under Obama. The requested emails include those in which Biden used a pseudonym, and Comer wants them free from redactions.
“The Committee on Oversight and Accountability is investigating President Biden’s meetings and communications with certain family members and their business associates during his tenure as Vice President,” the letter begins.
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Coalition of Major US Universities Launch Campaign to Protect Campus Free Speech
A new campaign has been launched by the Institute for Citizens & Scholars alongside the presidents of 13 colleges and universities across the United States with the goal of protecting academic freedom against those who seek to replace it with a system that coddles students and shields them from opposing viewpoints
The “Campus Call for Free Expression” has been embraced by a wide range of institutions, including Duke, Cornell, Notre Dame, Rutgers, and the University of Pittsburgh.
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Denver Approves $4.7 Million Payout to 300 BLM Agitators Arrested for Violating Curfew
Denver’s city council has unanimously approved a $4.7 million payout to over 300 Black Lives Matter protestors who took part in the 2020 George Floyd riots.
The group filed a class action lawsuit against the city, claiming that their First Amendment rights had been violated by the Denver Police Department when they were arrested for violating an emergency curfew put in place by officials to prevent the situation from getting out of hand.
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Elon Musk Says the ADL Tried to Pressure X to Ban Libs of TikTok
X owner Elon Musk has signaled that the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has allegedly exerted a certain degree of pressure over the platform, pushing it to muzzle the Libs of TikTok account. The news cements concerns around the state of free speech on online platforms and amplifies calls for transparency.
The claim from Musk, who himself is no stranger to online controversy, shines a light on a disturbing caveat in the world where platforms are ubiquitous for proliferating ideas and unmasks the potent influence of certain organizations like the ADL to push narrative control.
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How the Biden Administration Used Inaccurate Data as a Way to Censor Americans Online
More revelations are coming to light as part of the “Facebook Files” detailing the mechanism of censorship pushed by the Biden administration around Covid vaccine hesitancy.
Knowing that the statistics supposedly proving that one group of people — the so-called “Disinformation Dozen” — was responsible for the majority of alleged anti-vaccine content, were hugely overblown was enough to dissuade either the White House or Facebook from carrying out censorship.
The latter did so under pressure from the former, internal documents now show. And behind it all was the Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH), a foreign, UK-based self-styled misinformation crusader.
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Hunter Biden to be Indicted as Prosecutors Unveil Plan to Bring Charges Against President’s Son
Hunter Biden is set to be indicted over gun charges, federal prosecutors tonight have confirmed.
An indictment against the president’s son could come as early as the end of this month, prosecutors said in a bombshell announcement.
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Judge Rules Trump Defamed Author E. Jean Carroll, Says Jury Needs to Determine Damages
A federal judge on Wednesday ruled in favor of E. Jean Carroll in her second defamation lawsuit against former President Donald Trump, stating that a trial is only necessary to determine the amount of damages that Trump needs to pay the author.
U.S. District Judge Lewis Kaplan of New York ruled that Trump defamed Carroll in June 2019 when he made false statements with actual malice after she accused Trump of sexual assault years earlier, The Hill reported.
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Liberty Safe Gave FBI Access Code to January 6 Protester’s Safe
Liberty Safe announced Tuesday they cooperated with the FBI by giving them an access code that allowed agents to get into a safe owned by Nathan Hughes during a raid.
Liberty Safe describes themselves thus: “Liberty Safe has built America’s most trusted gun safes for sale for over 30 years. Our unyielding commitment to high-quality gun safes has made Liberty the premier choice for millions of Americans. You are always protected with a Liberty gun safe with superior fire protection, exclusive military-style locking bars, and unmatched security features.”
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Lori Lightfoot is gearing up to start her new role as a Harvard lecturer — teaching a course on leadership despite her hugely controversial time as Chicago mayor.
The 61-year-old presided over four years dominated by soaring crime, war with teachers’ unions and police, and battles with the City Council.
Under her watch, crime overall rose by 42 percent and the city’s police complained about staff shortages and low morale: In May 2021, the Chicago Fraternal Order of Police issued a symbolic vote of no confidence against Lightfoot.
She was a lawyer before entering politics, and had an acrimonious relationship with the Chicago Teachers Union which saw an 11-day strike, and two actions during the height of the COVID pandemic.
Lightfoot clashed with the governor of Illinois, fellow Democrat J.B. Pritzker, and her relations with the media became so acrimonious she stopped holding press conferences all together: she stepped down on May 15 as the first mayor not to secure a second term in 40 years.
In June the Harvard Chan School of Public Health said Lightfoot was joining for a semester, and on Monday she told WBEZ she had started the job.
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Loudoun County Officials Take ‘Lavish’ Ghana Trip on Taxpayers’ Dime, Sparking Outrage
A Board of Supervisors meeting in Loudoun County, Virginia, was upended Tuesday after several residents from the area showed up to voice their concerns about their taxpayer dollars being used by local leaders to fund a lavish trip to Ghana.
The uproar came after Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall, Vice Chair Koran Saines, and Supervisor Sylvia Glass used more than $60,000 in funds in June to fly to Ghana and sign a sister city agreement with the mayor of Tema, according to Fox 5.
The taxpayer dollars, according to the outlet, were used for “first-class flights, five-star hotel, and nice meals, among other luxurious expenses.”
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Louisiana’s Attorney General Supports Lawsuit Against “Anti-Disinformation” Group
Louisiana’s Attorney General Jeff Landry has lodged an amicus brief in an ongoing lawsuit against the Trusted News Initiative, a prominent mainstream media group. This recent development adds a significant heft to an antitrust lawsuit initiated by Robert F. Kennedy Jr’s Children’s Health Defense.
The Trusted News Initiative describes itself as a “unique global partnership bringing together organisations across media and technology to tackle harmful disinformation in real time.”
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Mercedes-Benz Stadium Introduces Facial Recognition Security Robot
In an overt display of the growing infatuation with dystopian technology and security, Atlanta’s own Mercedes Benz Stadium has introduced a unique new player, not on the pitch, but circling the sidelines—the DroneDog, a robot security dog, fully outfitted with cutting-edge facial recognition technology.
A creation birthed from the collaboration of Boston Dynamics and Asylon Robotics, “Benzie” emerges as a first-of-its-kind entrant in the sports world.
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National Political Correspondent for NBC News and MSNBC Steve Kornacki posted on X, formerly Twitter, that he has been “flooded” with accusations that he was “pushing partisan garbage cooked up by a pro-Trump group” after he discussed a new Wall Street Journal poll on air.
Social media pundits appeared to be upset that the poll, which showed that the majority of Americans, including the majority of Democrats, believe that Joe Biden is too old to seek another term as president. It also stated that Trump is ahead by 60 percent among Republican voters.
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Nat Rothschild Partners Up With Tesla to Become US Electric Car Charging Partner
Volex, which employs 8,000 people in 22 countries, will supply connectors to Tesla’s electric vehicle charging points in the US.
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In response to a legal settlement following the New York City Police Department’s response to the 2020 Black Lives Matter riots, the NYPD will be adopting new policies including sending fewer officers to protests in order to protect the rights of activists.
According to NBC 4, on Tuesday a 44-page agreement was filed in Manhattan federal court that creates a tiered system of response to protests and requires the department to deploy fewer officers to most public protests. The agreement also bans “kettling,” a tactic that traps large groups of protestors in order to arrest them.
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Pentagon Announces Plan to Implant Americans With Nanotech Particles
Alex Jones plays and discusses a video showing an alarming lecture regarding the military applications of neurotechnology and how nano-particulate smart dust can be “scattered” to cause stroke epidemics.
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Rand Paul Questions McConnell Diagnosis Post-Freeze Ups
Kentucky Republican Rep. Rand Paul on Wednesday questioned the medical opinion of Capitol Hill attending physician Brian Monahan, who cleared Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell to return to work following a second high-profile freeze.
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Robots and A.I. Technology Coming for Service Workers’ Jobs in Sin City
Robots and A.I. technology have found their way into Sin City’s service industry, leaving economists and workers concerned about the future.
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Rumble Cloud, a Challenger to Big Tech, Enters Beta
In a bold stride towards a free and open internet, Rumble — the thriving video-sharing platform — has advanced its mission with the landmark beta launch of Rumble Cloud, an early delivery on the company’s projected timeline, at the heart of the cloud services market.
This milestone from Rumble, rolled out today, forms the backbone of a fresh infrastructure highway purposed to support the unfettered internet. It’s a beacon for those left in the cold by the censorship and questionable pricing tactics of Big Tech in the cloud services domain.
Rumble’s focus has been the construction of a sturdy framework able to sustain the company’s high-velocity streaming and video business. The infrastructure now in place not only caters to Rumble’s comprehensive video needs but also serves as a springboard to plunge into the cloud market, allowing it to compete with the likes of Amazon and Google.
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Soros-Backed Group Partners on ‘Abolition School’ to Train Activists to Eradicate Police, Prisons
A dark money group that has received millions of dollars from George and Alex Soros’s nonprofit network is partnering on a new “Abolition School” that trains activists to eliminate police and prisons.
The Community Resource Hub for Safety and Accountability joined forces with left-wing groups to aid the Philadelphia-based W.E.B Du Bois Movement School for Abolition & Reconstruction to prepare organizers against what they say is a capitalist society created from “overlapping forces of colonial dispossession and genocide, racialized chattel slavery, and violent patriarchal domination, whose extractive brutality toward humanity and nature alike is quickly rendering our planet uninhabitable.”
The school aims to familiarize activists with how to dismantle “oppressive” institutions they believe extensively contribute to their struggles.
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Supreme Court Asked to Decide if Police Dog Committed an Illegal Search by Putting Paws on Car
Petitioners are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a case in which they claim a police K-9 officer violated the Constitution by jumping up and placing its paws on a vehicle during a traffic stop.
The case relates to Nero, a Belgian Malinois working as a police dog in Idaho. Nero uncovered meth residue and other drug paraphernalia during a search, but he also briefly jumped and placed his front paws onto the door of a car, which petitioners argue violated the Fourth Amendment’s prohibition against “unreasonable searches.”
The driver of the car, Kirby Dorff, was ultimately convicted on charges of felony drug possession. The Idaho Supreme Court tossed out Dorff’s conviction in March, however, arguing that Nero’s pounce onto the door constituted a “warrantless search.”
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Suspect Torches Patrol Cars, Opens Fire at Michigan Police Post on Canadian Border
Michigan authorities are searching for a man who shot up multiple patrol cars and set them ablaze near the Canadian border this week.
The incident unfolded at around 3:30 a.m. in Sault Ste. Marie, located on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
A male suspect drove into the parking lot of a Michigan State Police (MSP) post and opened fire on parked patrol vehicles.
During the brazen assault, he also torched multiple police cars before fleeing the scene.
MSP shared surveillance images of the suspect, who is described as a “white male wearing camouflage.”
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Trump: Fauci Was Not ‘Big Player’ in My Administration, ‘Not Allowed’ to Fire Him
Former President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Dr. Anthony Fauci was not a “big player” in his administration and reiterated his position that he wasn’t “allowed” to fire the medical adviser.
“First of all, you’re not allowed,” Trump told Hugh Hewitt’s radio show when asked by the conservative host why he didn’t fire Fauci, the controversial head of Trump’s COVID-19 response team, which Hewitt called the “biggest knock” on Trump’s presidency.
“No, no, no, Dr. Fauci was there. First of all, he’s civil service, and you’re not allowed to fire him. But forget that because I don’t necessarily go by everything … but Dr. Fauci would tell me things, and I wouldn’t do them in many cases. But also, he wasn’t a big player in my administration. Dr. Fauci became a big player in the administration of Biden. He’s a very big player in Biden’s administration.”
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US Southern Command Cancels ‘Sound of Freedom’ Screenings
The United States Southern Command (SOUTHCOM) has cancelled two planned screenings of the anti-trafficking film “Sound of Freedom,” which has become an unexpected blockbuster hit.
Released on July 4, the film is based on the true story of Department of Homeland Security Agent Tim Ballard, who left his post to rescue the victims of child human-and-sex trafficking. Jim Caviezel stars as Ballard. SOUTHCOM was originally slated to screen the film on Aug. 28 and Oct. 19, The Hill reported. U.S. Army Garrison-Miami (USAG-M) intended to screen the film to educate personnel about the relevant issue that sometimes affects the military command.
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Vivek Ramaswamy Slams Biden DOJ’s Persecution of J6 Defendants, Proud Boys Leader Enrique Tarrio
Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy impressed numerous conservatives after he made a point on X on Tuesday to condemn the legal persecution of Enrique Tarrio and other people the government has gone after regarding the riot at the US Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.
“This is wrong & it’s sad that I’m the only candidate with the spine to say it,” Ramaswamy stated on X in reaction to a post that among other things highlighted Tarrio’s lengthy 22-year prison sentence as well as the four suicides of peaceful Jan. 6, 2021 defendants that took place after they had been threatened with jail by agents of the federal government.
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White House Claims Biden Left Medal of Honor Ceremony Early to ‘Minimize Contact’
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre on Wednesday claimed that President Joe Biden left a Medal of Honor recipient’s ceremony early yesterday in order to “minimize his close contact with attendees.”
Biden’s early departure from the ceremony puzzled viewers, as it is not typical for a president to do so.
The Tuesday ceremony was to honor 81-year-old Army Captain Larry L. Taylor, a Vietnam veteran, for conspicuous gallantry while serving as a team leader of a helicopter light-fire team that rescued a patrol team surrounded by the enemy.
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Alarmists Predict ‘1 Billion’ Deaths From Climate Change This Century
Researchers from Canada and Australia have published a study predicting a remarkable one billion deaths from climate change over the next 100 years.
Citing a “scientific consensus,” the authors analyzed 180 studies on climate change and mortality, converging on a “1000-ton rule,” which means for every 1,000 tons of fossil fuel burned, a person dies.
The article, published in the journal Energies, contends that “a future person is killed every time humanity burns 1000 tons of fossil carbon,” based on a calculation that “burning a trillion tons of fossil carbon will cause 2°C of anthropogenic global warming (AGW), which in turn will cause roughly a billion future premature deaths spread over a period of very roughly one century.”
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Breaking: Ottawa Hospital Reinstates Mask Mandate Amid New COVID Scare
On Wednesday, The Ottawa Hospital announced that masks will soon be mandatory in certain locations.
Under the new rules, which are set to go into effect on Monday, September 11, approved face coverings must be worn in all clinical areas and waiting rooms, including inpatient units, patient rooms, nursing stations, and ambulatory care areas. Masks will not be required in non-clinical areas, such as meeting rooms and cafeterias.
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Victims of Mass Shooting Outside Ottawa Wedding Not Intended Target, Police Say
The two men killed and six others injured in the long weekend shooting outside a wedding reception in Ottawa’s south end were not the intended targets, Ottawa police say.
Investigators say the “targeted shooting” was focusing on “individuals believed to be attending” one of two weddings at the Infinity Convention Centre Saturday night, but some of the approximately 50 rounds fired struck innocent bystanders outside the facility.
Now, police are appealing with anyone with information about the deadly shooting or who may have been attending the events at the convention centre to come forward to speak with investigators.
“We are asking the public, along with those who were at the wedding, to help us advance this investigation,” Ottawa police Chief Eric Stubbs told reporters Wednesday afternoon.
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Doomsayer U.N. Chief Guterres Warns ‘Climate Breakdown Has Begun’
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday warned humanity the world’s climate is breaking down, delivering his terrifying appraisal just weeks after declaring “the era of global warming has ended, the era of global boiling has arrived.”
Guterres cited the E.U. monitoring body which said 2023 was likely to be the hottest year ever measured as evidence for his claim.
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French Populist Wunderkind Bardella to Head EU Election Campaign
Jordan Bardella, the young president of the populist Rassemblement National (RN) and member of the European Parliament, has declared that he will lead his party in next year’s European Parliament elections, with some speculating he may try to unite the European Right.
Bardella, who will be 28 at the end of September, told the French newspaper Le Figaro that it was natural he would lead the party’s European Parliament election campaign saying, “The deadline of June 2024 is not only a European election, [but] the only opportunity for the French to sanction the government and prepare the post-Emmanuel Macron,” France24 reports.
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Germany: Cologne Cathedral Has Cancelled Its Famous Spires
In a bid to be more ‘diverse,’ the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Cologne has rebranded its logo: compared to the old design, the new one does not feature the famous spires of the Cologne Cathedral. In other words—as the German publication, Junge Freiheit put it—the archdiocese has cancelled its own cathedral.
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Poland’s agriculture minister, Robert Telus, has admitted that there are differences of view between the five countries neighboring Ukraine over the embargo on Ukrainian grain.
The five countries — Poland, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary — were all in attendance at the informal summit of agriculture ministers in Cordoba, Spain. They have managed to agree that any EU list of products to be put under an embargo should be “flexible” so that imports can be added or deleted according to changing market conditions.
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Hungary Demands Ukraine Remove OTP Bank From Sponsor List Before Discussing Weapon Deliveries
Hungary has taken a firm stance, refusing to engage in talks about supplying weapons to Ukraine until Ukraine removes OTP Bank from its list of international war sponsors. Péter Szijjartó, the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, criticized this move, highlighting the contradiction of Hungary contributing Hungarian taxpayer funds for weapon deliveries to Ukraine while Ukraine brands OTP Bank as a war sponsor, which serves 3 million Hungarians. This announcement followed an informal meeting of European Union foreign ministers in Spain, according to About Hungary.
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Just Stop Oil Protests Rack Up Huge Bill — and it’s Britons Being Forced to Pay
Just Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion protests have cost a staggering £9million — and taxpayers are being forced to pay the bill.
The protest group’s antics between April and June this year left the Met Police, financed by the public purse, picking up the hefty cost.
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German media has been dominated with nearly non-stop coverage of allegations that Bavarian Vice-Minister Hubert Aiwanger wrote an anti-Semitic pamphlet and made edgy, racist jokes when he was 17 years old — nearly 35 years ago. However, he has not only weathered the storm and stayed in power, but the first poll taken since the scandal broke shows his party has jumped to second place in the German state of Bavaria right before elections on Oct. 8.
According to the Insa survey, if elections were held now, the right-wing, populist Free Voters would secure 15 percent of the vote, an increase of 4 points over the July survey and the highest polling result the party ever recorded.
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Multiple Climate Protests Upstage German Chancellor, Crashing World’s Largest Motor Industry Fair
A major car show biennial was opened by the German Chancellor on Tuesday, but his boosterism for national industry was upstaged first by the soaring presence of Asian-made electric cars, and then by the actions of eco-extremists accusing the industry of “greenwashing” their economic impact.
Three separate environmental campaign groups targeted a major trade fair in Germany, upstaging the arrival of the pirate-eyepatch-wearing German leader, who called the presence of the protesters “irritating”.
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New Generation of Activists Fight Greenpeace’s Anti-Nuclear Stand
The environmental advocacy group, Greenpeace, is facing harsh criticism over its failure to embrace nuclear energy as a fossil fuel alternative.
A new generation of younger, green activists began a campaign to challenge the NGO’s legal decision to fight the European Commission’s decision to subsidise nuclear energy as a form of green fuel in April.
The world’s most formidable green campaigning group, Greenpeace, has taken a decades-long stance against nuclear energy on the grounds that it constitutes a risk to public safety. It has 15 EU-focused lobbyists active in Brussels which secured 135 high-level meetings with Commission officials last year alone.
Now, with the onset of an energy crisis and supposed climate breakdown, this dogma is being finally questioned. Teenage Swedish activist Ia Aanstoot, along with other European environmentalists, began a social media campaign to get Greenpeace to reverse its anti-nuclear position.
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Poland Extraditing Ukrainian Men Who Left the Country to Avoid Military Conscription
Poland has initiated the extradition process of Ukrainian men who left the country through bribery. Poland and other EU countries may face an increased number of extradition requests for such men. Some of them have already been handed over to Polish authorities near the Dnieper River, according to Rzeczpospolita.
David Arahamia, the leader of the “Servant of the People” party, suggested that Ukrainian law enforcement agencies may demand the extradition of draft-age men who fled Ukraine, possibly to avoid conscription. President Zelensky has ordered a review of all medical certificates of incapacity issued after February 24, 2022, amid suspicions of forgery.
According to data from the Border Service, from February 24 of the previous year to August 31 of the current year, nearly 2.87 million Ukrainians between the ages of 18 and 60 entered Poland, while almost 2.8 million left. Among them, approximately 80,000 draft-age men arrived in Poland after February 24, 2022, and disappeared.
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Polish Fuel Giant Orlen Ramps Up Extraction From Norwegian Fields
Poland is engaged in negotiations to acquire more gas fields from Norway and wants to reach the level of 12 billion cubic meters of extraction in that country within seven years, according to the CEO of Orlen, Daniel Obajtek.
Orlen’s boss declared that his company was completing two acquisitions per year from Norway and that it wanted to maintain that tempo of acquisitions in future years.
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Government plans to impose jail sentences on homeowners who fail to comply with eco guidelines have come under fire from Car26 director Lois Perry.
It comes after nine Conservative MPs rebelled against the Government to oppose the flagship Energy Bill at third reading, with some calling it a “recipe for energy disaster”.
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UK: Labour Party-Run Birmingham Council Declares Effective Bankruptcy
Local leftist officials have been blasted for mismanagement in Birmingham as the city council has declared that it is effectively bankrupt.
In the latest example of a Labour Party-run area running out of money, Birmingham City Council issued a spending freeze Section 114 notice, meaning that the local government of England’s second-largest city will only be able to dole out funds to maintain core services.
The decision was made after the council failed to settle a bill that it owed to settle equal pay claims following a lawsuit from 174 female council workers, who successfully sued the local government for failing to provide bonuses to traditionally female jobs such as cooks and cleaners while offering bonuses to jobs typically staffed by men such as gravediggers, trash collectors, and street cleaners.
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A man accused of strangling a widow and squandering her life savings with his girlfriend is alleged to have Googled ‘is a dead body a strong smell’ and ‘Barclays transaction limit’ in the days after her death, a court heard.
Susan Hawkey, 71, who was described as ‘highly vulnerable’, was allegedly stripped and murdered in her own home by Xyaire Howard, 23, and his pregnant girlfriend Chelsea Grant, 28, last September.
The couple are said to have embarked on a massive spending spree while leaving Miss Hawkey’s body to decompose in her bed in Neasden, north-west London.
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An urgent manhunt has been launched for a suspected terrorist who has broken out of prison.
The Met Police are on alert after Daniel Abed Khalife escaped from HMP Wandsworth this morning.
GB News sources have confirmed that Khalife escaped while wearing a chef’s uniform and clinging to a food delivery van.
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U.S. Ambassador to Hungary David Pressman reacted in a post on the social network X to the wreath-laying ceremony by pro-government politicians at the grave of interbellum leader Miklós Horthy, who was reburied just 30 years ago. He criticized the statement by Janos Lazar, the minister of construction and transport, that Horthy was an exceptional statesman, a true Hungarian patriot and a heroic soldier.
In the village of Kenderes, Horthy’s birthplace, Janos Lazar said that in 1919, Horthy saved the country from the fate that the Western powers had destined for Hungary.
The minister said that Horthy, who led the country after World War I all the way up until 1944, was an exceptional head of state, a true Hungarian patriot and a heroic soldier. Pressman, the U.S. ambassador in Budapest, reacted to the remarks.
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If the elections in Poland were held last Sunday, the best result would be achieved by the Law and Justice (PiS) party, with 35.3 percent of the vote. The Civic Coalition (KO) would receive 27.5 percent, Confederation 10.6 percent, Third Way (PSL and Szymon Holownia’s Poland 2050) 10.2 percent, and the Left 9.4 percent. These are the results of the first post-summer poll by United Surveys for the Wirtualna Polska portal.
The ruling party’s ratings have increased by 0.8 percentage points since mid-August. KO has lost 3.7 points compared to the previous poll, marking the biggest decline among all parties. Confederation’s ratings increased by 2.8 points, Third Way recorded growth of 1.2 points, and the Left saw an increase of 2.3 points.
Seven percent of respondents are unsure who they want to vote for.
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Oil Prices Surge Amid Supply Cut Extensions From Saudi Arabia, Russia
Oil prices increased by roughly $1 per barrel on Tuesday after Saudi Arabia and Russia agreed to extend supply cuts through the end of 2023.
The agreement by Riyadh and Moscow went beyond an anticipated October extension, CNBC reported. Brent crude futures rose roughly 1.2% to $90.04 per barrel following the announcement, marking the highest figure for that metric since November 2022. Markets have since reopened at Bret Crude has continued to surge, reaching $90.25 per barrel as of press time.
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Blinken Makes Surprise Visit to Kyiv, to Announce Another Round of Cash for Ukraine
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken made an unannounced visit to Kyiv on Wednesday morning and is expected to announce hundreds of millions of dollars of new spending in addition to the billions of extra dollars expected from Washington this week.
The visit by Blinken comes just hours after the city experienced a Russian missile attack and is another physical expression of support for Ukraine from its Western backers which has seen dozens of world leaders travel by special train to the country from neighbouring Poland. As well as a wreath-laying and meeting senior ministers, Blinken is due to see Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today to discuss the long-anticipated and now beleaguered counteroffensive that the U.S., with allies, is funding.
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Report Reveals Ukrainian Security Services Assassination Program
In 2015, the Ukrainian Security Service (SBU) established a division dedicated to neutralizing “collaborators,” as revealed by Valentin Nalyvaichenko, who was serving as the head of the SBU at the time, in an interview with The Economist.
Nalyvaichenko stated, “We arrived at the regrettable conclusion that individuals must be eliminated.”
As reported by The Economist, this pertains to the SBU’s fifth counterintelligence division, which operated as a covert unit in response to Russian hostilities. This division is credited with the elimination of key pro-Russian figures in the Donbass region, including Givi, Motorola, and Alexander Zakharchenko.
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On September 2, oligarch and businessman Igor Kolomoisky was arrested by the Shevchenkovsky District Court of Kyiv following allegations of fraud and money laundering. The court decided on a two-month detention period, with an alternative option for bail set at over UAH 509 million (12.7 million euros), as reported by “Radio Liberty.”
The trial was conducted in closed-door proceedings at the request of the suspect’s legal team, citing concerns about personal data protection. However, the court’s decision was later announced publicly.
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Ukraine Pays Hefty Rewards to Russians Who Surrender Equipment
The defection of a Russian pilot with a Mi-8 military transport helicopter has revealed how much the Ukrainians pay for the functional Russian weapons that are handed over. Russian soldiers are promised $1 million for a plane, $500,000 for a helicopter, and $100,000 for a tank.
For Ukraine, such operations are quite profitable, even in a purely commercial sense. The cost of the same Mi-8 helicopter starts at $6 million. And as part of Operation Sinai, Ukraine not only received a new Russian helicopter with an armored cockpit, but also valuable data about the Russian Federation’s air force.
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Ukraine: At Least 17 Dead in Missile Attack on Market
At least 17 people have been killed and at least 32 others wounded in a missile attack on the Ukrainian city of Kostyantynivka.
The city is in the country’s eastern Donetsk region, near the front line.
Videos circulating on social media appear to show the moment of the explosion and its graphic aftermath.
The blast happened in a busy street as people were flocking to market stalls and café terraces.
Officials in Russia have not yet claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Washington: North Korea Will “Pay the Price” if Russian Arms Deal Goes Through
Reacting to reports North Korea could soon be supplying weapons to Russia for use in the Russo-Ukraine war, the U.S. has given the communist state a shot across the bow.
“Providing weapons to Russia for use on the battlefield to attack grain silos and the heating infrastructure of major cities as we head into winter, to try to conquer territory that belongs to a modern sovereign nation—this is not going to reflect well on North Korea, and they will pay a price for this in the international community,” U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan told reporters at a Tuesday, September 5th press briefing at the White House.
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World War III Has Already Started Declares Ukrainian Security Chief
The Third World War has already started and people should expect more conflicts to break out, Ukraine’s top security chief declared on Tuesday.
Speaking from the Kyiv Security Forum alongside former CIA chief General David Petraeus, secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Oleksiy Danilov said that “people that think the Third World War has not yet started make a big mistake.”
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Vandals Busted Open Great Wall to Make ‘Shortcut, ‘ Creating ‘Irreversible Damage’
Engineers in China “irreparably” damaged the Great Wall of China while trying to find a “shortcut” for their business, according to local reports.
“Excavators were used to excavate the original gap of the ancient Great Wall into a large gap, so that the excavator could pass through the gap, which caused irreversible damage to the integrity of the Ming Great Wall and the safety of cultural relics,” police said in a statement.
Police in Shanxi province in China arrested a 38-year-old man and a 55-year-old woman for allegedly digging through the 32nd section of the Great Wall to speed along their construction work. Officers responded to reports on Aug. 24 that a huge gap had appeared in the wall and quickly located the pair.
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Jordan Peterson Savages Qantas Over Acknowledgement of Country: ‘Stick to Flying and Making Money’
Jordan Peterson has unleashed on Qantas , just months after he blasted the airline for playing an Aboriginal Acknowledgement of Country during one of their flights.
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There are almost 40,000 unresolved Native Title land claims and nearly 3000 for Sydney including one for a prime beachfront area in the city’s north that has been valued at $100million.
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— as they threaten to SHUT DOWN the Verrazzano Bridge and bring travel chaos to the Big Apple
Furious protestors have gathered outside a former Staten Island Catholic school to vent their fury against its use as a makeshift migrant shelter.
Hundreds took to the streets outside St John Villa Academy in New York City on Tuesday to condemn the city’s handling of the huge influx of 107,000 asylum seekers flooding into the Big Apple since last year.
A 300-bed site has been set up on the old campus, leading some locals to worry for the safety of students at another school that backs onto the new migrant center.
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Germany: Drugged, Naked Migrant Yelling “Allah Akbar” Rampages in Stolen Car With Kidnapped Woman
A nude, intoxicated African migrant yelling Islamic slogans was arrested after kidnapping a woman and slamming a stolen car into multiple vehicles along the border of Germany and France this week, according to reports.
The incident unfolded on Monday afternoon near the border district of Nassweiler in the German state of Saarland.
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Hundreds of migrants are being hidden behind a black curtain at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport, with families left sleeping on the floor for up to 10 days at a time.
This influx of asylum seekers is a result of Texas transporting hundreds of thousands of migrants to Democratic-led cities as a protest against federal border policies — causing many like Chicago to reach their housing limits.
Currently, 433 migrants are seeking shelter at the airport, where black curtains are being used to conceal the worsening humanitarian situation.
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Judge Orders Texas to Remove Floating Buoys Used to Curb Flow of Illegal Immigrants
A federal judge Wednesday ordered Texas to remove floating buoys from the Rio Grande no later than Sept. 15.
Gov. Greg Abbott deployed the buoys in July to curb the flow of illegal immigrants to the state. The plan was part of the Republican governor’s broader Operation Lone Star.
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Although Frontex is tasked with protecting the EU’s borders, German NGO Sea Watch, which has taken part in controversial operations to ferry migrants to Europe, says it could do a better job than Frontex, arguing that it could help migrants reach Europe instead of trying to stop them.
Sea Watch and other migrant boat NGOs are a major concern for Italy, which has instituted new laws that hit these ships with sanctions for their activities encouraging illegal immigration. The NGO is now demanding the EU take action to force Italy into dropping the sanctions. However, in addition to its efforts to exert its influence on domestic Italian politics, Sea Watch is going a step further, arguing it should take on the role of patrolling the Mediterranean instead of Frontex, albeit with a different agenda regarding the record number of immigrants headed toward Europe.
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Leftists on Twitter are still obsessed with posting images of empty fields in the UK, suggesting they be razed and re-purposed as illegal immigrant housing estates.
[Have carnal knowledge of] growing food or having a countryside, we need more tower blocks full of Somalis.
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Bill Gates Bets Big on Bud Light Comeback
Bud Light parent company Anheuser-Busch InBev’s shares have been battered this year ever since the beleaguered brand’s partnership with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney, but billionaire investor Bill Gates appears to see the beer’s slump as an opportunity to buy the dip.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Trust, which manages the funds of the foundation the Microsoft co-founder still runs with his ex-wife, purchased 1.7 million shares of Anheuser-Busch last quarter, according to a regulatory filing. The transaction is valued at $95 million.
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Professors Punished by School Administration, Say DEI Can’t be Questioned or You Become a ‘Target’
For the first time in over a decade, three college professors will not be greeting their students for the beginning of the fall semester, after they claimed their opposition to liberal ideologies on campus made them “targets” of their school’s administration.
“It’s very strange. It’s kind of lonely at times,” history professor Matthew Garrett told Fox News Digital.
Garrett had taught U.S. History and Native American history at Bakersfield College in California since 2010 before his opposition to social justice dogma on campus brought him into conflict with liberal professors and school officials. He was terminated in May and is continuing to fight the school district in a costly legal battle for the right to return to the classroom.
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Rand Paul: ‘Gender Affirming Surgery’ “Is a Mutilation”
Senator Rand Paul has slammed the Democrat governor of Kentucky after it was revealed that the state has been allowing trans surgeries on children to take place.
During a Fox News interview, Paul described ‘gender affirming care’ as a “terrible, terrible approach,” to dealing with “psychiatric illnesses.”
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UK: Tories Fail to Stop Police From Investigating Nonsense ‘Hate Crimes’
A 73-year-old woman has been questioned at her home by English police because she took a picture of a sticker. This was months after the Conservative government said it was “deeply concerned about reports of the police wrongly getting involved in lawful debate in this country”—a message that has been clearly ignored.
The pensioner, who worked as a social worker before retiring, took a picture of a sticker reading “Keep males out of women-only spaces,” according to The Daily Telegraph. The sticker had been affixed to a pro-transgender poster branding the slogan: “Stand by your trans.”
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RAPE PARADISE GERMANY
The chronicle of 10 serial rapist asylum seekers, who have been treated well by the feminist court system.
Love the one, where the serial rapist refugee Mohammad was arrested at the airport when he returned from Afghanistan, where he was on holiday, visiting family, friends and relatives. The country “he fled in fear of his life”™.
The judge asks him to stop drinking.
1: The serial sex offender from Regensburg
2: The “psychiatrically seriously ill” rapist from Hamburg
3: Long criminal record and not integrated? Probation!
4: Twice child molestation, still only probation
5: Kosovo Rapists: Here to stay.
6: The virgin rapist from Bad Säckingen
7: “Raped in every imaginable way”
8: “rapists more important than children’s souls”
9: Perpetrator rapes disabled person and shows no remorse
10: Hardly a criminal record – probation!
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Recently, I talked to relatives living in Germany. They spoke of break-ins and crime in their neighborhood. They expect crime in other parts of the city, but now it’s moving into their area.
It begins with break-ins and theft. Cars are no longer parked on the road because someone has began keying the paintwork as they walk past.
They report of aggressive new neighbors, who cause noise and problems. And they report of people leaving the area because the police will not act.
Even I was surprised by the latest escalation. An old lady, 80 years old walking her dog in the local woods was attacked by a Syrian migrant. She called the police. She filled out the police report and promptly received a police complaint.
The German government pays the illegal Syrian’s lawyers to sue her. He claims she attacked him. She now refuses to leave the house without a BODY CAM.
An 80 year old lady bought a Body Cam. And the police and politicians leave her to deal with this. Germany 2023.
Well !!! get bloody armed and use it, and then walk away like it never happened, don’t forget to police your brass.
VIDEO (Serbia)
Illegal Immigrants flooding Europe
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Too bad that that vehicle was not a giant plow to mow those sand****** out of the way.
Time for some nice Ma Deuces and M-134’s and mow the lawn.
If North Korea, Iran, China or some unknown nation, starts attacking the Ukraine..
Who is going to stop them?
9 out of every 10 white men died during the first and second world war..
So I think it is time for the white guys to sit this one out.
Especially after seeing our so called allies relish in our misery.
To the spoil’s, go the victor.
They can have all the wealth, women and children they all want.
I know for one, I would no longer waste my energy trying to stop the inevitable..
White men only have enemies.
They have allies.
However much they try to convince themselves otherwise.
May no white man’s blood be spilled in this conflict.
May the blood of those that betrayed themselves and everybody else run like rivers instead.
“9 out of every 10 white men”? I don’t think so; where’s your evidence?
(My father served in Burma 1942-5; his air-sea rescue launch, which pulled numerous British and US fliers out of the drink, was attacked only once, by a Japanese fighter ‘plane. Of course, the casualty rate among the infantry, and civilians, was much higher, but not so much as you suggest).
stupid old white women and brainwashed young destroying Australia. White meen need protection or there won’t be any left.
White men to come out swinging and put the fear of God into those who hate us.
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You can’t crush the resistance
6/9-23
By Lars Hedegaard / snaphanen.dk
Criticism does not disappear. It goes underground.
The EU will introduce draconian fines for platforms that publish incorrect information or opinions. These are claims that go against the “narrative” of the world’s rulers – that means “narretive” (stupid lie), whose purpose is to fool the simple-minded into believing their oppressors.
The US Deep State and the camarilla in Brussels have grand plans to eliminate all criticism of their rule, but can they determine what people think in their silent minds? They can force us to pretend to believe them. They can even make us vote for them because we are stupid enough to believe their assurances. But this will prove to be a short-term strategy.
If people are feeling bad, it is difficult to convince them that they are feeling good. If every time they step outside a door they can see with their own eyes that they are living in a foreign country, those in power will have a hard time explaining to them that everything is fine.
The EU, the WEF, the OIC, the newspapers, TV and the heads of various digital platforms can make any criticism disappear with the snap of a finger. But it doesn’t. It just goes underground.
And from the underground, we have to resort to the same methods as the Danish resistance movement did during the war: You organize yourself, you resist as best you can and above all: you create a pressure that neither Islam, PM Mette Frederiksen, Klaus Schwab nor the imams in Nørrebro can control.
It is time to revive the duplicator that allowed the resistance movement to broadcast news from hand to hand.
And when all duplicators are exposed by EU-Stasi, and the recipients of the banned writings are camped out, the resistance will not stop.
Susan Hawkey, 71, who was described as ‘white’, was allegedly stripped, raped and murdered in her own home by Xyaire Howard, 23, and his pregnant girlfriend Chelsea Grant, 28, both described as “not white” last September.
Non whites gang raping old white women.
It was not long ago they would be hung and quartered.
Now they are celebrated if anything.
“She must have been waycists or sumthin init bro”
Non whites really are just hominids.
There is nothing human about them, even with the best education, they are just mimics, and opportunist ones at that.
Really? Check out the behaviour of the Red Army (mostly white) in Germany in 1944-5.
The Germans wiped out quite a few Russian folk? Lucky they survived at all? Probably decided by the mostly White Russian chaps.
You have continued to use multiple throwaway nics, a different one for each comment. This is the last time I’ll let them through. I’m putting you on notice that if you do not use a single, consistent nic for all your comments, I’ll delete them, regardless of what they say.
Will remain with Anonymous.
Better a dead red communist than a German.
Germans are red Commie as well.Hitler was ” socialist”..
Germans are nationalist underneath the surface, it won’t take much to put them back in uniform and start marching again. The greens on the other hand are communist, and they will be dealt with sooner or later.
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Our new allies wear long beards and live in Tehran
6/9-23
“With this law, the Danish government becomes both an ally and a servant of the Iranian and Taliban regimes.”
By Lars Hedegaard / snaphanen.dk
As editor-in-chief of the satirical weekly magazine Charlie Hebdo, Gérard Biard knows first-hand the cost of criticizing Islam. Despite this – or perhaps precisely because he has experienced the misfortune that Muhammad’s ideology represents for humanity – he strongly opposes the proposed blasphemy law, which is to become part of the 12 chapters of the criminal code dealing with crimes against state security.
In a commentary in Altinget (September 4) – which I take the liberty of quoting in full because of its importance – Gérard Biard writes briefly that “with this law, the Danish government becomes both an ally and a servant of the Iranian regime and the Taliban”. “This decision”, he writes, “will have serious consequences, as it legitimizes the concept of blasphemy and opens the door to all forms of censorship.
“It contrasts with 200 years of struggle by European intellectuals, artists and political leaders to separate public life from religions and their doctrines in order to liberate the individual’s freedom of thought and expression.
Denmark’s Minister of Justice, Peter Hummelgaard (S), describes the burning of the Koran as “fundamentally despicable and unsympathetic”.
This view, based on subjective perceptions (despicable and unsympathetic), paves the way for the whole spectrum of censorship.
Now what law will the Danish authorities adopt when other groups of individuals demand a ban on statements they find “despicable and unsympathetic”?
In reality, this special law is intended to avoid the fundamental question behind the book burnings: why do people feel the need to publicly burn religious texts such as the Koran?
The Danish government is cowardly
The Danish government is showing great cowardice by pretending not to understand the significance of these acts.
When people burn the Qur’an, it can be for bad reasons, but it can also be for good reasons: to protest against totalitarian regimes in countries like Iran and Afghanistan, where this religious book is used to terrorize entire populations and to crush any resistance. Iranian women who refuse to wear the veil are guilty of blasphemy. Afghan women are persecuted by the Taliban simply because they want to go to school.
By adopting this law, the Danish government becomes complicit in these tyrannical, murderous regimes whose power is based solely on total submission to the Koran.
With the adoption of this law, the Danish Government becomes both an ally and a servant of the Iranian and Taliban regimes.
In a democracy, the people are the only legitimate power.
In a democracy, all forms of power can be challenged, mocked and ridiculed through public debate.
With this law, the Danish government agrees to share its legitimacy with God and his self-appointed representatives.
This law calls into question the very cornerstone of our modern democracies.”
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So much for Gérard Biard.
For other critics, he noted that if the blasphemy law is adopted – as it now seems – we will never get rid of it, because the strongmen of Islam will consider it a declaration of war against the prophet and therefore encourage all the world’s Muslims – including in Denmark – to wage holy war. And a government and parliament that were too afraid to put foreign barbarians on their doorstep when Rasmus Paludan burned a Koran and Firoozeh Bazrafkan used a grater will have a nervous breakdown and promise penance and recovery the next time the longbeards wave the crooked sabre.
In the House of Islam, which Denmark has officially entered with the Koran, it is customary to hang homosexuals from cranes or throw them from tall buildings, and stubborn women who refuse to wear a Mohammedan uniform are beaten to death – after being raped.
Islam therefore needs strong protection from criticism, because what if it came out what Muhammad’s plans were all about?
To the delight of the bloodthirsty hosts in Muhammadania, Denmark can boast Mette Frederiksen, Lars Løkke and Peter Hummelgaard, who are always ready by the phone to take new orders from Tehran or an imam from Nørrebro.
And for this service they will be remembered by generations to come.
Slow Genocide Of 120,000 Armenian Christians Happening Under Azerbaijan Occupation: Report
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/slow-genocide-120000-armenian-christians-happening-under-azerbaijan-occupation-report
“The thousand-year-old genocide of Armenians at the hands of Turkic peoples has reached a new level. Several watchdog organizations — including the International Association of Genocide Scholars, Genocide Watch, and the Lemkin Institute for Genocide Prevention — are accusing Azerbaijan of committing genocide against the 120,000 Armenians living in Nagorno-Karabakh. …”
“Germans are nationalist underneath the surface, it won’t take much to put them back in uniform and start marching again. The greens on the other hand are communist, and they will be dealt with sooner or later.”
Ditto that.