by Stavroula Pabst, Daily Sceptic:
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has quietly announced the rollout of an automated anti-disinformation tool, iVerify, this spring. The instrument, initially created to support election integrity, centres a multi-stakeholder approach spanning the public and private sectors to “provide national actors with a support package to enhance identification, monitoring and response capacity to threats to information integrity”.
by Corey Lynn and James White, Corey’s Digs:
“As long as you remain true to yourself and continue training with sincerity, nobody can stop you from achieving excellence.”
~ Milkha Singh
There are a few levels of learning that we all must traverse before we can say that we have mastered a particular skill. Historically, the best way to get through the learning curve of a new idea or concept is to just do it—but to take that course of action, one needs to obtain advanced skills and knowledge from someone who has first-hand experience.
by Jeff Thomas, International Man:
In the late eighteenth century, Bishop George Berkeley posed the question,
“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?”
Since that time, generations of university philosophy professors have required their students to consider the question. Countless classroom time has been taken up in pondering it. In many cases, students would be required to write a report containing their answer and they might even be graded on it.
from WND:
Multiple times rejected requests for charges to move forward
Merrick Garland, Joe Biden’s hand-picked attorney general, repeatedly has claimed that the investigation of – and case against – Hunter Biden was done independently of political influence.
He said, just days ago, “As I said from the moment of my appointment as attorney general, I would leave this matter in the hands of the United States attorney who was appointed by the previous president, and assigned to this matter by the previous administration, that he would be given full authority to decide the matter as he decided was appropriate. And that’s what he’s done.”
by Jim Hoft, The Gateway Pundit:
Less than three weeks ago, President Donald Trump barely survived an attempted assassination at his political rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
President Trump and two other supporters were injured in the gunfire. Another Trump supporter, Corey Comperatore, was killed by the would-be assassin.
Since that time, the media has swept this historic event under the rug.
And there is now evidence that the security team assigned to his rally were lackluster at best and even worse!
by Derrick Broze, Activist Post:
Derrick and Micah report on a federal judge recently ruling that the FBI entrapped several individuals and accused them of terrorism.
What does this mean for past arrests of “terrorists”?
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from The Epoch Times:
Arizona Republican gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake filed an appeal to the state’s Supreme Court in her election case as she claimed that thousands of ballots weren’t configured properly during last year’s governor’s race.
In an appeal filed (pdf) on July 14 with the state’s highest court, Ms. Lake alleged that the 8,000 ballots were neither “duplicated nor counted.” What’s more, they were also unreadable, her team contended.
from Man in America:
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from SD Bullion:
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by Christopher Tomlinson, The National Pulse:
Republican Representative Pat Fallon of Texas slammed United States Secret Service (USSDS) director Kimberly Cheatle over her agency’s failures during the attempted assassination of Donald J. Trump, saying he re-created the shooting and managed to hit 15 out of 16 kill shots.
Fallon said that he used his own AR-15, firing eight shots with a red dot and eight shots with a magnified scope.
from Bannons War Room:
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