Thursday, November 13, 2025

Watch: Scott Jennings Dismantles CNN Panelist’s Shutdown Spin With Facts

by VF, Modernity News:

Scott Jennings makes CNN panelist look foolish with basic facts about the government shutdown.

Dylan Douglas tried to go somewhere with this, but with Scott Jennings in his way, he had no chance.

Anybody else notice the coordinated, heavily-funded effort to dismiss chemtrails now that Tucker had Dane Wigington on as a guest?

Groundbreaking social media ban for under-15s proposed in Denmark

by Ava Grace, Natural News:

    • The Danish government has agreed to ban social media access for anyone under 15, making it one of the most restrictive laws of its kind in the Western world. Parents could grant consent for children aged 13 and over.
    • The ban is a response to the failure of corporate self-regulation, aiming to shield children from harmful content like curated violence and the commercial pressures of social media, which are linked to sleep disruption and anxiety.
  • The primary enforcement mechanism would use Denmark’s national electronic ID system. The law would mandate platforms to implement robust age-verification, with potential fines of up to six percent of global revenue for non-compliance under the EU’s Digital Services Act.

UN Convenes Climate Conference in Brothels

by Robert Spencer, FrontPage Mag:

The Brazilian rainforest is so endangered that the latest UN climate conference will take place there. Along the way to saving the planet, a four lane highway had to be cut through tens of thousands of acres of protected and endangered rainforest. Endangered by its protectors.

(But the good news, according to the Brazilian government, is that it’s a “sustainable highway.)

And if that’s not enough, fleets of jets will soon descend on the Brazilian rainforest as an estimated 45,000 attendees will show up to party, socialize, conference, and listen to lectures about how this time the planet is really on the edge of destruction. Please pass the canapes.

JUST IN: JPMorgan launches blockchain-based deposit token ‘JPM Coin’ for institutional clients.

Poland: Prices for basic items skyrocket 3% in just one week

from ReMix News:

Prices in Poland are skyrocketing. In one week, the price of a shopping basket containing essential products has increased by a staggering 3 percent.

According to a report prepared by analysts from the PanParagon application, the price of the standard shopping cart increased by 3 percent in just one week, Do Rzezcy reports.

PanParagon examines 14 products considered essential to Polish consumers.

2025 Hurricane Forecast Was Overly Alarmist (Again)…Atlantic Season Ending Near Normal

by P Gosselin, Watts Up With That:

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) predicted that an above average Atlantic huricane seacon for 2025.

Now that the season is winding down, we are able to start concluding and summarizing the season: it’s going to come in as near normal activity. The forecast made earlier this year was a bit on the hyped side.

Huricane season forecasts have not really improved, despite all the claims that models are better than ever:

China’s Purchases Of US Soybeans Abruptly Stops

from ZeroHedge:

The Trump-Xi trade agreement cooled the tit-for-tat trade war between Washington and Beijing, paving the way for a more stable phase of negotiations. Both sides have made notable concessions: China curbed exports of fentanyl precursor chemicals, and the two countries agreed to suspend reciprocal port fees.

Beijing also launched a flurry of “goodwill” soybean purchases following the summit, but those imports have since stalledBloomberg reported. This development casts uncertainty over the trade deal and raises questions about whether it will hold through the end of the year.

🚨 China secretly bought a trailer park hidden behind multiple shell companies that shares a fence with our military’s bomber fleet

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UK Crime Agency Backs “Upload Prevention” Plan to Scan Encrypted Messages

by Christina Maas, Reclaim The Net:

The campaign recasts surveillance as safety, turning encryption from a shield of freedom into a checkpoint of trust.

Britain’s Internet Watch Foundation (IWF) has decided that privacy needs a chaperone.

The group has launched a campaign urging tech companies to install client-side scanning in encrypted apps, a proposal that would make every private message pass through a local checkpoint before being sent.

The IWF calls it an “upload prevention” system. Critics might call it the end of private communication disguised as a safety feature.

BBC has been spreading disinformation about climate change for decades

by Rhoda Wilson, Expose News:

One of the most persistent yet false climate change claims is that rising sea levels will wipe out island nations such as the Maldives. In 2004, the BBC claimed the Maldives were “soon to be lost.”

Yet, 21 years later, not only are the Maldives still there, but they have a thriving tourist economy, proving that the sea level hype from the BBC and other media outlets is wildly wrong.

Transgender Teacher Posts Threat Over Pronouns

from Moonbattery:

Given their thoroughly documented proclivity toward violence, when mentally ill moonbats ram their transgenderism down other people’s throats, there is an implicit threat. Sometimes the threat is more explicit — even among schoolteachers.

WSET reports from Danville, Virginia:

A George Washington High School teacher has been placed on leave after [he] reposted a photo on [his] Instagram story.

The photo shows a silhouette of a man with a rainbow gun pointed at the back of his head, with the caption “put the pronouns back in the email”.