Year: 2023

Challenged by a String of Military Coups, France’s Influence in Africa Is Declining Fast – Will Paris and the Western Powers Fight for It?

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French President Emmanuel Macron has a formidable capacity to hang on to power, even though his tenure as head of state has been plagued with turmoil, from never ending Yellow Vests marches to widespread protests over his Pension reform, up until the shocking race riots following the police killing of a teenager in a traffic stop.

‘Complete Nonsense’: Americans Mobilizing to Fight Surging Wave of COVID Hysteria 2.0

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  Guest by post by Peter LaBarbera  This article originally appeared on WND.com ‘The populace can be kept in a state of repeated anxiety.’ As Joe Biden and liberal corporate and social media ramp up their talk about masking up and a new COVID booster-shot campaign, conservatives and those who no longer “trust the science,” to quote a widely ridiculed narrative, are bracing for a new wave of COVID hysteria.

BREAKING: Georgia Political Prisoner Harrison Floyd Finally Given Bond!

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Harrison Floyd, the former director Black Voices for Trump, was one of the indicted in Fulton County, Georgia last week over alleged RICO charges in the Trump et al case, charges usually reserved for violent crimes and criminal enterprises.  Floyd, a Marine Corps veteran, was the only one of the indicted that was denied bail and remanded to the Fulton County prison.  At least 23 people have died in the Fulton County prison in the last 4 years, including one man who died earlier this year from malnourishment and complications from bed bug bites.

Not Just a Drop in the Ocean: China Bans Sale of Japanese Seafood Over Fukushima Radioactive Water Release Into the Pacific – Tokyo to File Appeal at the World Trade Organization

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It all started in 2011, with a series of apocalyptic events: first came the ‘Great East Japan Earthquake’ with a magnitude of 9,0, that generated a large Tsunami that destroyed the Fukushima nuclear plant, causing three nuclear meltdowns, three hydrogen explosions, and the release of radioactive contamination.

“All I Wanted to Do Was Shout Out, ‘It’s-Two F—ing-Thirty, A–hole!'”; Gold Star Father of Kabul Airport Bombing Victim Rips Biden for Checking Watch at Dover (Video)

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“All I wanted to do was shout out, ‘It’s-two f—ing-thirty, a–hole!'” That was the anguished voice of a grief-stricken father saying what he wanted to say to Joe Biden two years ago this month as he watched Biden check his watch during the dignified transfer ceremony at Dover Air Force Base for 13 American servicemen and women killed in the August 26, 2021 Abbey Gate terrorist bombing at the Kabul Airport during Biden’s chaotic withdrawal from from Afghanistan.

Rachel Maddow: If Elected, Trump Might Make Himself President for Life to Stay Out of Prison (Video)

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In an article published Monday on MSNBC’s ratings bonanza thanks to the criminal prosecutions of President Trump, Vanity Fair led with Rachel Maddow’s sobering take on Trump turning himself in last week to face charges in Fulton County, Georgia: “The MSNBC panel was awaiting former president Donald Trump’s Fulton County Jail mug shot, when Rachel Maddow asked her audience to register the gravity of the moment.

He’s Shot: Joe Biden Claims He “Literally” Convinced Strom Thurmond to Vote For Civil Rights Act (VIDEO)

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On Monday, Joe Biden spoke at the 60th anniversary of the founding of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law.  As The Gateway Pundit’s Cristina Laila reported, Biden, once again, asserted that “domestic terrorism rooted in white supremacy is the greatest terrorist threat we face in the homeland.” But the man who has falsely claimed numerous times that he was a “Civil Rights activist” told another whopper:  Biden claimed he “literally, not figuratively, talked South Carolina Senator Strom Thurmond into voting for the Civil Rights Act before he died.” There are several problems with this remark, the most glaring of which is that Thurmond voted NAY on the Civil Rights Act.  Not only did Thurmond vote “NAY”, he filibustered the Civil Rights Act for over 24 hours, longer than any other opponent to the legislation.  And Thurmond didn’t die until 2003, almost 40 years later.

House Majority Leader Steve Scalise Diagnosed With Blood Cancer

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House Majority Leader Steve Scalise has announced that he had been diagnosed with a “very treatable blood cancer.” The cancer was discovered after Scalise said he experienced “a few days of not feeling like myself this past week.” A test from his doctor uncovered some irregularities, and after undergoing additional tests, he was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma, which he said is “a very treatable blood cancer.” “I have now begun treatment, which will continue for the next several months,” Scalise wrote on X, the social media platform formerly known as .

Update: ACLU Workers in Fulton County, GA Had Access to Election Net Software on Their PERSONAL Computers

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Last week The Gateway Pundit published a story regarding a post from investigative reporter Paul Sperry where he disclosed that FOIA’d records show ACLU representatives were shockingly given authority “to process absentee ballots applications received through online portals and then equipped ACLU poll workers with iPads to cancel absentee ballots without county supervision.”  Ballot applications are a hot topic after TGP’s breaking article that revealed a large ballot application harvesting operation in Michigan through a non-profit called GBI Strategies.