by Stephen M. Lepore, Daily Mail:
In 2021 they told you the gene therapy would destroy your natural immune response & that you would need more & more jabs.
In 2021 we told you the jab would make you sicker & the more you took the sicker you would get.
You said it was all conspiracy theories & anti vax.
So here…
— Chris 🐭 (@chrislittlewoo8) December 28, 2023
by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation:
The Atlantic is angry that former President Donald Trump’s historic mugshot made him look like a total badass.
“Donald Trump’s booking photo was supposed to be an exercise in humility,” whined Megan Garber in The Atlantic’s top headline article on Friday.
EXCLUSIVE 🚨 | A person wishing to stay anonymous has sent me this email by FEMA sent to their nonprofit who is headed to Maui to help with disaster relief.
They say they are being asked to STOP posting any images or videos while on the ground effective immediately. pic.twitter.com/hdZy5ubwvv
— Anthony Cabassa (@AnthonyCabassa_) August 21, 2023
by John Nolte, Breitbart:
Data revealed by Variety in March confirmed that, other than the top 20 shows, pretty much no one is watching any of that woke crap on America’s lousy streaming services.
“As series output soared to historic heights in 2022, with nearly 1,000 original titles released on the major [streaming] platforms,” the useless, far-left Variety reported without ever explaining why “viewership on most services was concentrated among fewer than two dozen shows.”
“Data … shows the top 20 most-watched TV seasons” on every streaming service other than Netflix “accounted for the vast majority of original series viewership on almost all of the major U.S.-based [streaming] platforms in 2022.”
by Matt Taibbi, Racket News:
Matt Walsh’s “What is a Woman?” is the kind of content most thought would be safe under new Twitter ownership. A new battle over the film feels like an attack of nanny-Twitter déjà vu
At roughly 8:30 a.m. ET this morning, Jeremy Boreing, co-founder and co-CEO of the Daily Wire, posted a lengthy thread on Twitter outlining what appeared to be a major reversal on speech issues on the Elon Musk-owned platform. “Twitter canceled a deal with @realdailywire to premiere What is a Woman? for free on the platform because of two instances of ‘misgendering,’” Boreing wrote, adding, “I’m not kidding.”
by Christina Maas, Reclaim The Net:
In a world where censorship dons the cloak of fact-checking, the recent allocation of grants by the Global Fact Check Fund raises brows. The fund, which is a joint effort of the International Fact-Checking Network (IFCN) housed at the Poynter Institute and the technology behemoth Google, along with its subsidiary YouTube, has been touted as a guardian of truth. With $875,000 in grants divided among 35 organizations across 45 countries, it aims to arm them with modern websites, manpower, and training to identify misinformation. However, the initiative comes with its own set of problematic undertones.
from We Are Change:
TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/
by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:
While white people of American ethnicity were distracted by what they mistook as more important concerns, traitors in Congress and the White House filled America with immigrant-invaders from different and even hostile cultures and then used racial quotas and “diversity” to give immigrant-invaders power in the American justice system.
Here is one result: An appeals court judge by the name of Sri Srinivasan–born in Chandigarh, India–clearly not an ethnic American–has ruled that Trump can be sued for his speech at the January 6 rally. Remember, on January 6 Trump was still President of the United States. Additionally, all American citizens are guaranteed the right of free speech by the US Constitution. Yet, we have a quota hire foreign born judge ruling that a Trump enemy can claim to have been harmed by Trump’s speech and can sue him for damages.
from The Dan Bongino Show:
TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/
by Brent Ramsey, American Thinker:
At the U.S. Navy website it says:
“Navy focuses on DEI in three ways:
• For Diversity, Navy measures how individual communities compare to the Department of Labor comparable-civilian equivalent, officer and enlisted demographics along race, gender, and ethnic lines. This ensures there are no unintended barriers to entry, and helps focus Navy recruiting efforts to bring in the right available talent.”
