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October 27, 2023
Media
UK

Brexit Betrayer & Globalist Boris Johnson Joins ‘GB News’.

GB News, Britain’s supposedly anti-establishment broadcaster, has announced it is hiring former Prime Minister and “Brexit betrayer” Boris Johnson. The news comes after the broadcaster cancelled right-wing figures such as Calvin Robertson and Laurence Fox.

Johnson is perhaps best known for thwarting peace between Ukraine and Russia; selling out Brexit; and illegally placing his wife Carrie Symonds in charge of his Downing Street operation during COVID-19.

Boris Johnson’s government also pledged a reduction in immigration, then increased it to record levels.

A perennial political “slippery eel,” Johnson actually penned two op-eds ahead of the European Union referendum in 2016 – one in favor or leaving, and one in favor of remaining. He decided the former would be better for his career fairly late into the campaign.

When the UK political class was convinced of a Hillary Clinton presidency, Johnson, then Mayor of London, publicly trashed Donald Trump, sneering: “When Donald Trump says that there are parts of London that are no-go areas, I think he’s betraying a quite stupefying ignorance that makes him, frankly, unfit to hold the office of President of the United States.”

Trump was magnanimous in return, but has made it clear he had the measure of the Englishman and his government: “I’m saying this as an outsider, but an outsider looking in: they were going far left… I can tell you, they were not conservative policies toward the end,” he said earlier this year.

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GB News, Britain's supposedly anti-establishment broadcaster, has announced it is hiring former Prime Minister and "Brexit betrayer" Boris Johnson. The news comes after the broadcaster cancelled right-wing figures such as Calvin Robertson and Laurence Fox. show more

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RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
The only way this could possibly be a good thing is if Boris is being lined up to take Nigel Farage’s place on the network, if Farage decides to jump back in to front line politics
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October 27, 2023
William Upton
Media
News
Politics
Religion

Speaker Johnson Helped Fund a Noah’s Ark Park. The Media Calls It A ‘Graphic Illustration of Uncompromising Rightwing Beliefs’.

The corporate media is already attacking new Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA), currently arguing that his work as a constitutional lawyer in helping secure tax credits for a Noah’s Ark theme park is “…a graphic illustration of his uncompromising rightwing Christian beliefs.”

‘Ark Encounter‘, a park operated by the Christian ministry Answers in Genesis, is described as “a one-of-a-kind, historically themed attraction in Williamstown, Kentucky. In an entertaining, educational, and immersive way, it presents a number of historical events centered on a full-size Ark, which is the largest timber-frame structure in the world.”

Johnson previously worked for Freedom Guard – a religious liberty-focused legal group – which was representing Answers in Genesis in a lawsuit against the State of Kentucky after the ministry’s Ark Encounter park had its tourism tax credits revoked. Governor Steve Beshear, a Democrat, accused the ministry of restricting its hiring to only Christians which he said violated an agreement they had made with the state. “It has become clear that they do intend to use religious beliefs as a litmus test for hiring decisions,” Beshear said at the time.

As one of Freedom Guard’s staff attorneys, Johnson said that the State of Kentucky “…decided to exclude this organization from a tax rebate program that’s offered to all applications across the state.” Johnson argued, “One would expect that any project that will bring millions of dollars in new capital investment, create hundreds of jobs and be a tremendous asset to the communities of northern Kentucky would be enthusiastically welcomed by every Kentuckian.”

Answers in Genesis ministries ultimately prevailed against Gov. Beshear and the State of Kentucky, with the help of Mike Johnson and Freedom Guard.

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The corporate media is already attacking new Republican Speaker of the House Mike Johnson (R-LA), currently arguing that his work as a constitutional lawyer in helping secure tax credits for a Noah's Ark theme park is "...a graphic illustration of his uncompromising rightwing Christian beliefs." show more
October 23, 2023
William Upton
Media
War

NYT Admits to Relying on Hamas.

The New York Times has admitted, in a lengthy article retraction, that their reporting on the war between Israel and the Hamas terrorist organization is overly reliant on sources pushing pro-Hamas talking points. A story ran by the Times last week claimed the explosion that hit a Gaza hospital’s parking lot was the result of an Israeli airstrike. The story’s headline and content – which was damning towards Israel – the Times now admits was entirely too reliant on the word of the Hamas terrorist organization.

“The Times’s initial accounts attributed the claim of Israeli responsibility to Palestinian officials, and noted that the Israeli military said it was investigating the blast. However, the early versions of the coverage — and the prominence it received in a headline, news alert and social media channels — relied too heavily on claims by Hamas,” the New York Times editor’s note reads. “The report left readers with an incorrect impression about what was known and how credible the account was.”

The initial reports stating Israel was responsible for the hospital explosion resulting in civilian deaths sparked violent unrest across the Middle East. Radical leftist Members of the U.S. Congress parroted the Times report, with Rep. Rashida Tlaib telling protestors outside the U.S. Capitol that Israel was responsible for the bombing.

The violent fallout from the false media narrative pushed by the New York Times and other outlets undeniably caused additional harm in the ongoing conflict which started when Hamas terrorists murdered over 1,000 Israeli civilians and took over 200 hostage.

“Given the sensitive nature of the news during a widening conflict, and the prominent promotion it received, Times editors should have taken more care with the initial presentation, and been more explicit about what information could be verified,” the New York Times is now admitting.

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The New York Times has admitted, in a lengthy article retraction, that their reporting on the war between Israel and the Hamas terrorist organization is overly reliant on sources pushing pro-Hamas talking points. A story ran by the Times last week claimed the explosion that hit a Gaza hospital's parking lot was the result of an Israeli airstrike. The story's headline and content – which was damning towards Israel – the Times now admits was entirely too reliant on the word of the Hamas terrorist organization. show more

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RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
Can you bloody imagine the fallout if an outlet like The National Pulse had to come out and say, “Ah yeh, you know what? We relied a bit too heavily on our sources inside an internationally recognized terror group
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October 18, 2023
Media

6 BBC Staff Removed Over Pro-Hamas Posts.

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has removed several Middle East reporters from the air amid allegations that they posted support for Hamas in its terrorist attacks on Israel. BBC News Arabic reporters, including those reporting out of Egypt and Lebanon, appeared to back the Hamas terrorist group or criticize the Jewish state in posts they either tweeted or liked. One reporter liked a message that appeared to describe Hamas terrorists as “freedom fighters.” The BBC stated that they are urgently investigating the matter and will take appropriate action if breaches of editorial and social media guidelines are found.

The alleged social media activity included the liking of a tweeted video showing bodies and kidnapped people being loaded onto a vehicle with a caption reading “proud moment” and another stating that Israelis “will live as a thief and a usurper.” The Financial Times reported that six BBC journalists had been taken off the air, while The Wrap put the number at seven.

The BBC – one of the world’s largest and most influential broadcasters – has faced scrutiny over its position on Hamas from politicians, with 10 Downing Street insisting the word “terrorists” was appropriate given that Hamas’ attack on Israel was the third-deadliest terrorist attack since the 1970s.

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The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has removed several Middle East reporters from the air amid allegations that they posted support for Hamas in its terrorist attacks on Israel. BBC News Arabic reporters, including those reporting out of Egypt and Lebanon, appeared to back the Hamas terrorist group or criticize the Jewish state in posts they either tweeted or liked. One reporter liked a message that appeared to describe Hamas terrorists as "freedom fighters." The BBC stated that they are urgently investigating the matter and will take appropriate action if breaches of editorial and social media guidelines are found. show more
Baldwin
October 18, 2023
Crime
Media
News

Alec Baldwin May Be Charged AGAIN for ‘Rust’ Shooting.

New Mexico prosecutors have announced plans to recharge actor Alec Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter over a fatal shooting on the set of the film Rust in October 2021. The charges against Baldwin were previously dismissed in April, but “additional facts” have now emerged, leading the prosecutors to pursue the case before a grand jury next month.

“After extensive investigation over the past several months, additional facts have come to light,” said Kari Morrissey and Jason Lewis, the special prosecutors who have been leading the investigation.

“We believe the appropriate course of action is to permit a panel of New Mexico citizens to determine from here whether Mr Baldwin should be held over for criminal trial,” they added.

Baldwin’s lawyers have criticized the investigation as “misguided” and stated they will answer any charges in court.

Charges were dropped earlier this year after it was revealed the gun used in the shooting had been modified with a new trigger, potentially increasing the chances of a misfire, but prosecutors had the weapon forensically tested and replaced certain parts. Ballistics and forensics experts from Arizona and New Mexico concluded that the gun could not have been fired without the trigger being pulled.

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New Mexico prosecutors have announced plans to recharge actor Alec Baldwin with involuntary manslaughter over a fatal shooting on the set of the film Rust in October 2021. The charges against Baldwin were previously dismissed in April, but "additional facts" have now emerged, leading the prosecutors to pursue the case before a grand jury next month. show more
October 11, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Media
News

The BBC Won’t Call Hamas ‘Terrorists’ Because They Think It Means They’re ‘Picking Sides’… Which They Do On Literally Every Other Topic Anyway.

The BBC has defended its decision to refer to Hamas terrorists as “militants” amid criticism from Defence Secretary Grant Shapps, declaring it is “an editorially independent broadcaster whose job is to explain precisely what is happening ‘on the ground’ so our audiences can make their own judgment.”

Shapps had said the BBC’s behavior was “verging on disgraceful… they’ll always say, well, there’s two sides [but] what Hamas have done, as a proscribed terrorist organisation, meaning that they are illegal in Britain, it’s illegal to support them, is to have gone out and slaughtered innocent people, babies, festival-goers, pensioners.”

“They are not freedom fighters, they are not militants, they are pure and simple terrorists and it’s remarkable to go to the BBC website and still see them talking about gunmen and militants and not calling them terrorists,” he added.

BBC presenter John Simpson, speaking in a personal capacity, spelled out the broadcaster’s position clearly in a post on X (formerly Twitter), claiming “British politicians know perfectly well why the BBC avoids the word ‘terrorist’, and over the years plenty of them have privately agreed with it.”

“Calling someone a terrorist means you’re taking sides and ceasing to treat the situation with due impartiality,” he said, insisting “ranting” is “not what we do.”

The BBC does appear to “take sides” in terms of its language in many other areas, however, referring to groups such as the Islamic State and al-Qaeda as “terrorists”, for example.

BBC partiality is also clear in other areas, with the broadcaster referring to abortion advocates by their preferred “pro-choice” terminology while refusing to refer to pro-life advocates as anything but “anti-abortion,” for example.

Every Briton who watches lives television, even if none of it is BBC content, is forced to fund the broadcaster through a license fee.

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The BBC has defended its decision to refer to Hamas terrorists as "militants" amid criticism from Defence Secretary Grant Shapps, declaring it is "an editorially independent broadcaster whose job is to explain precisely what is happening 'on the ground' so our audiences can make their own judgment." show more

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RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
I had to go with the long and sardonic headline on this one, which is rare for me
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October 11, 2023
Jake Welch
Media
News
Politics

WATCH: Hannity Brutalizes Dumbfounded RFK.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK) was left startled in his latest interview with Sean Hannity after the Fox News host bombarded the newly declared Independent candidate for the 2024 presidential election with a number of questions about his overall fealty to left-wing political causes and candidates.

Hannity, explaining the potential for a three-way race in next year’s election, told RFK Jr. he had researched his background and concluded that he is “pretty liberal.”

“[Y]ou’ve called for curbing logging, oil drilling, fracking. You wanted to eliminate it. You called it… a victory for democracy. You wanna curb U.S. fossil fuel extraction. “Keep it in the ground,” you once tweeted. You want a ban on fossil fuel extraction, a ban on fracking. You called the NRA once, a ‘terror group,'” Hannity stated.

“You supported, over the years, Democrats – Gore, Kerry, Obama, Hillary. You praised Bernie Sanders multiple times. You support affirmative action. So, why is this party of yours– why didn’t they want to allow you to compete? ‘Cause that’s as pretty liberal of a record as anybody I know,” the Fox News host added.

RFK Jr tried to dismiss the summary as a “litany of talking points… I’ve made over 40 years,” yet Hannity fired back at the claim, telling the lifelong Democrat that the statements were from the past decade. The two went on to discuss Kennedy’s comments on the National Rifle Association (NRA) and fracking, among other issues.

Since declaring his candidacy, RFK Jr has courted a number of conservatives due to his strong stances on issues, such as vaccine mandates, COVID-19 policies, and ending U.S. involvement in forever wars.

He announced his independent run on Monday, much to the chagrin of his former party members and even his own family, who collectively called it “dangerous to our country.”

WATCH:

https://youtu.be/e2vRFFUov-I

 

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK) was left startled in his latest interview with Sean Hannity after the Fox News host bombarded the newly declared Independent candidate for the 2024 presidential election with a number of questions about his overall fealty to left-wing political causes and candidates. show more

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I’m no Hannity fan, but this was horrific for RFK, who desperately needs to win over more conservative supporters if his presidential bid is going to last beyond even the New Year
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October 8, 2023
Jake Welch
Media
News

MSNBC’s Mehdi Hasan is Amplifying Anti-Israel Content Right Now.

Far-left MSNBC presenter Mehdi Hasan is amplifying anti-Israeli sentiment and content on social media by sharing multiple videos and posts on X (formerly Twitter) that seek to downplay Hamas aggression in the region.

Hasan reposted a number of posts that sought to shift the blame from Hamas to Israel, including, one that read: “unprecedented failure of israel intelligence—the most important component of the country’s national security…utter desperation of gaza palestinians, with many seeing no options for their future but the launch of a suicidal war.”

Hasan shared another condemning the same video’s “apocalyptic language,” adding “The scale of Israeli war crimes in Gaza is likely to exceed anything we have seen before.”

He further shared another post that blamed everyone other than Hamas – an internationally acknowledged terrorist organization – for the attack:

“This is a colossal intelligence failure by Israel for sure. But it is also a massive political and moral failure by the US, EU and the rest of the int’l community who have been content to maintain the status quo as long as it was mostly Palestinian that paid the price.”

Hasan spent a vast amount of his time in the UK deriding non-Muslims as “cattle” and “animals” before landing his position as a presenter for MSNBC in the United States. He also infamously stated at an Oxford debate he would not “take lessons in anti-Semitism from someone who’s here to defend the Judeo-Chrisitian values of a continent that murdered six millions Jews.”

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Far-left MSNBC presenter Mehdi Hasan is amplifying anti-Israeli sentiment and content on social media by sharing multiple videos and posts on X (formerly Twitter) that seek to downplay Hamas aggression in the region. show more
October 8, 2023
Jake Welch
Media
News

Murdoch Journo ‘Sorry’ After Hailing ‘Bravery, Intensity’ of Hamas.

A journalist for the Murdoch-owned newspaper The Times has referred to Hamas’ violent incursion into Israel by describing the terror group’s “bravery, intensity, and incredible ability…” while interviewing an Israeli diplomat just hours after the attack.

Chloe Tilley, a presenter for Times Radio as well as the British Broadcasting Corporation, later apologized, blaming an incorrect choice of words due to “four hours of live broadcasting.”

Alon Pinkas, the diplomat with whom Tilley spoke, was forced to “correct [her] English” and referred to Hamas’ “audacity” after it launched the assault that has already seen hundreds of Israelis dead and kidnapped and thousands injured as a result.

Pinkas further explained, “[Hamas militants] are coming from the sea, they are coming from the air, they are coming on the ground and are killing children and civilians: so there is not much bravery in doing that.”

Hamas, the organization governing the Gaza Strip, has been designated a “terrorist organization” by dozens of countries throughout the world, including the United States and the 27 countries comprising the European Union.

Tilley’s remarks were quickly criticized by many online, with the Conservative Member of Parliament Brendan Clarke-Smith arguing, “I’m not sure I’d describe what [Hamas] is doing right now as ‘brave’ either [Chloe Tilley].”

The National Pulse reached out to Ms. Tilly for comment, whereupon she highlighted a statement made on X (formerly Twitter) yesterday: “Four hours of live broadcasting sometimes we choose the wrong words in the moment but I’m always willing to acknowledge it.”

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A journalist for the Murdoch-owned newspaper The Times has referred to Hamas' violent incursion into Israel by describing the terror group's "bravery, intensity, and incredible ability..." while interviewing an Israeli diplomat just hours after the attack. show more
October 8, 2023
Jake Welch
Media
News
World

Mike Pence Blames Hamas Terror on Trump, Vivek, and DeSantis?

Former Vice President Mike Pence has bizarrely suggested that his Republican opponents in the 2024 nominee race – former President Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis – are responsible for Hamas’ violent terrorist incursion into Israel over the weekend.

Pence made the remarks during an interview with CNN on Sunday, initially blaming President Joe Biden’s foreign policy on issues ranging from Afghanistan to the Iran nuclear deal before taking aim at his GOP adversaries.

“I also believe this is what happens when we have leading voices like Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Ron DeSantis signalling retreat from America’s role as leader of the free world. What happened in Ukraine was an unprovoked invasion by Russia, what happened this weekend was an unprovoked invasion by Hamas into Israel,” claimed Pence.

The former Vice President has become increasingly critical of Donald Trump’s populist policies in recent weeks, despite himself having worked side-by-side with the 45th President throughout the administration. He even claims that Trump’s populism is a “road to ruin.”

Pence’s presidential campaign has hitherto completely failed to get off the ground, and has not been able to poll consistently higher than five percent.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence has bizarrely suggested that his Republican opponents in the 2024 nominee race – former President Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis – are responsible for Hamas' violent terrorist incursion into Israel over the weekend. show more