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January 3, 2025
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
Religion

SHOCK: New Orleans Terrorist’s Imam Has History of Extremism.

Imams of the mosque attended by New Orleans killer Shamsud Din Jabbar, who murdered at least 14 people in New Orleans on New Year’s, attacked Jews in several sermons. Jabbar was reportedly a member of the Islamic Center of Greater Houston (ICHG) – Masjid Bilal, whose imam Eiad Saudan appears to be an ardent antisemite.

In November of 2023, Imam Soudan claimed Jews take over economies wherever they go and claimed that was the reason Adolf Hitler killed them. He added that Europeans only supported Israel because they did not want Jews to come back to Europe.

In another sermon from August of last year, another imam, Mohammed ElFarooqui, gave an antisemitic sermon at Masjid Bilal, claiming the Islamic god Allah had turned Jews into monkeys, pigs, and rats for disobeying him. He added that Jews only think God watched them at the Temple in Jerusalem, saying, “So they went out everywhere on the face of this earth, started creating havoc everywhere.”

The imam then called for Muslims to “liberate the Al-Aqsa Mosque from the hands of the plunderers.” The Al-Aqsa mosque is located on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem.

ISLAMIC STATE.

Following his attack on New Orleans’s famous Bourbon Street, Shamsud Din Jabbar was found with an Islamic State flag in his truck, which was filled with explosives. He was shot and killed by New Orleans police before he could detonate them.

Jabbar was also heavily armed and engaged in a gunfight with officers before his death, injuring two of them.

Born in Texas, Jabbar was a U.S. citizen and Army veteran who served in Afghanistan. Reports have stated that he also posted videos online stating intentions to kill his own family and discussed dreams that led him to join the Islamic State.

Jabbar allegedly changed his plans to make the news focus on a war between “believers and disbelievers.”

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Imams of the mosque attended by New Orleans killer Shamsud Din Jabbar, who murdered at least 14 people in New Orleans on New Year's, attacked Jews in several sermons. Jabbar was reportedly a member of the Islamic Center of Greater Houston (ICHG) – Masjid Bilal, whose imam Eiad Saudan appears to be an ardent antisemite. show more
January 3, 2025
William Upton
News

Top Political Historian: ‘There Was No THERE, There’ With Biden After 2nd Year in Office.

Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley claims President Joe Biden has effectively been unable to serve as Commander-in-Chief in recent years, a fact that White House staffers have worked hard to cover up. Speaking with Puck’s Tara Palmeri on the Somebody’s Gotta Win podcast, Brinkley likened the situation to former President Woodrow Wilson, who suffered a stroke largely hidden from the American public. Following the stroke, his wife, Edith Wilson, essentially ran the country.

During her conversation with Brinkley, Palmeri alleges similarities between Biden’s final year in office and that of former President Ronald Reagan, who some believe was too incapacitated to serve, leaving decisions up to his wife, Nancy Reagan. In response, Brinkley notes the more severe case of Wilson’s presidency. “An even more exaggerated case of that syndrome was when Woodrow Wilson was incapacitated by strokes and his last years in the presidency, Edith Wilson—ostensibly—ran the government,” Brinkley says. “In Biden’s case, after about year two, there was no there, it seemed.”

“And I’m hoping journalists—the Wall Street Journal is doing a good job of tracing it—but we really need to know who were this inner circle in the White House,” she continued, adding: “Was it Ron Klain? I mean who do we, who knew that—because anybody meeting Joe Biden knew that this was an issue—who was trying to protect him like that?”

RUNNING COVER FOR BIDEN.

The National Pulse has previously reported that the 82-year-old Biden spent his final years in the White House largely insulated by his wife, Jill Biden, and a core group of aides considered loyal to the First Lady. The so-called “inner circle” includes White House Deputy Chief of Staff Annie Tomasini, Jill Biden’s top adviser Anthony Bernal, and long-time Biden staffer Ashley Williams.

Corporate media scrutiny regarding Joe Biden’s health intensified after he dropped out of the 2024 presidential race. At least one seasoned CBS News analyst acknowledged that major news networks largely ignored the Democrat president’s cognitive problems before his disastrous June presidential debate.

Official White House Photo by Adam Schultz.

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Presidential historian Douglas Brinkley claims President Joe Biden has effectively been unable to serve as Commander-in-Chief in recent years, a fact that White House staffers have worked hard to cover up. Speaking with Puck's Tara Palmeri on the Somebody's Gotta Win podcast, Brinkley likened the situation to former President Woodrow Wilson, who suffered a stroke largely hidden from the American public. Following the stroke, his wife, Edith Wilson, essentially ran the country. show more
January 3, 2025
Economy
News

Tesla Took a Tumble as Car Deliveries Decline.

Tesla’s global sales declined in 2024 for the first time in nearly a decade despite a 2.3 percent increase in deliveries during the final quarter. The automaker, based in Austin, Texas, offered incentives such as zero percent financing and free charging to spur demand. From October to December, Tesla delivered 495,570 vehicles, raising its annual total to 1.79 million, a slight drop from 2023’s 1.81 million. The decline reflects sluggish demand for electric vehicles amid growing market competition.

Despite enhanced sales in the fourth quarter, analysts expect Tesla’s average sales price to have dropped to its lowest in four years, at just over $41,000. This could negatively affect Tesla’s quarterly earnings, scheduled for release on January 29. Tesla had forecasted a 50 percent sales growth in most years, a target challenged by an aging lineup and increased competition in key markets like China, Europe, and the United States. Analysts indicate most early adopters of EV technology already own Tesla vehicles, while mainstream buyers express concerns regarding range, pricing, and charging infrastructure.

Tesla’s fourth-quarter sales fell short of Wall Street’s expectations, with FactSet’s analysts predicting 498,000 vehicle deliveries. As a result, Tesla’s shares dropped nearly seven percent on Thursday, although they remain up over 50 percent over the past year, partly driven by a boost post-Donald Trump’s election victory.

Despite the recent sales downturn and increased competition, Wedbush analyst Daniel Ives maintains a positive outlook on Tesla’s stock, viewing the company as a leader in disruptive technology.

Meanwhile, Tesla’s electric vehicle sales slightly surpassed those of Chinese competitor BYD, which reported a 41 percent increase in sales and the delivery of 1.77 million EVs last year. Tesla’s production in the fourth quarter was 459,445 vehicles, slightly less than total deliveries, and full-year production reached 1.77 million, slightly below sales figures.

Image by Ivan Radic.

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Tesla's global sales declined in 2024 for the first time in nearly a decade despite a 2.3 percent increase in deliveries during the final quarter. The automaker, based in Austin, Texas, offered incentives such as zero percent financing and free charging to spur demand. From October to December, Tesla delivered 495,570 vehicles, raising its annual total to 1.79 million, a slight drop from 2023's 1.81 million. The decline reflects sluggish demand for electric vehicles amid growing market competition. show more
January 3, 2025
Corruption
Politics

Jill Biden Was Recently Gifted a $20,000 Diamond by a Foreign Government.

According to the State Department’s annual report on gifts received by U.S. government officials from foreign leaders, First Lady Jill Biden received a 7.5-carat diamond valued at $20,000 from India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year. The report details a number of valuable items given to President Joe Biden and his family, as well as Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) employees. However, the First Lady’s diamond is by far the most expensive gift for the year.

Other items received by the First Lady and detailed in the report include a $14,063 brooch gifted by the Ukrainian Ambassador to the United States, as well as a bracelet and brooch valued at $4,510 given to her by Egypt’s President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi and his wife, Entissar Amer. Federal regulations require these gifts exceeding $480 in value to be declared, with most going to the National Archives or displayed officially.

The diamond, intended for official use in the White House’s East Wing, will be transferred to the National Archives once the Bidens leave office, claims a White House spokesman. Meanwhile, President Biden received several notable items, including a $7,100 photo album from South Korea’s former President Suk Yeol Yoon and various silver items from leaders from Mongolia, Brunei, and Israel. Officials from Ukraine, including President Volodymyr Zelensky, presented a $2,400 collage.

Additionally, the State Department document also highlights gifts involving CIA personnel. CIA Director William Burns received an $18,000 astrograph from an undisclosed foreign source and also destroyed an $11,000 Omega watch. Employees under his charge logged multiple luxury items, which were largely destroyed to adhere to security protocols. This destruction list included a $65,100 jewelry set featuring watches and diamonds, and other costly items, such as a $30,000 set from a Libyan jeweler.

Official White House photo by Adam Schultz.

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According to the State Department's annual report on gifts received by U.S. government officials from foreign leaders, First Lady Jill Biden received a 7.5-carat diamond valued at $20,000 from India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year. The report details a number of valuable items given to President Joe Biden and his family, as well as Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) employees. However, the First Lady's diamond is by far the most expensive gift for the year. show more
January 3, 2025
Jack Montgomery
News

The Trump Tower Cybertruck Bomber Story Still Doesn’t Make Enough Sense.

Matthew Livelsberger, identified as the individual responsible for the Cybertruck explosion that took place in Las Vegas on New Year’s Day, intended no harm to others, according to his uncle. “Matt was a very skilled warrior, and he would be able to make—if it was him, and if he did this—he would’ve been able to make a more sophisticated explosive than using propane tanks and camping fuel,” argued Dean Livelsberger, claiming his “supersoldier” nephew—a Green Beret—”had the skills and ability to make something more, let’s say, ‘efficient'” than the crude bomb attributed to him.

“Think of Oklahoma City,” said Dean, referring to the 1995 bombing of a federal building by ex-serviceman Timothy McVeigh, which killed 168 people. “McVeigh was just a normal soldier. Not a Tier 1 operator like Matt,” said Dean, arguing his nephew “could have fashioned a bomb that would have obliterated half of that hotel if he seriously wanted to hurt others.”

Dean Livelsberger emphasized Matthew’s capability of causing much greater destruction, highlighting his skills as a highly decorated Green Beret with multiple overseas deployments, including in Afghanistan and other regions.

THE ATTACK.

The Las Vegas bombing occurred outside the Trump International Hotel and involved a rented Cybertruck, manufactured by Elon Musk’s Tesla. Livelsberger reportedly killed himself before his explosives detonated inside the vehicle, leaving seven people with minor injuries.

Authorities discovered Livelsberger’s body, severely burned and initially only identifiable through his personal belongings, including credit cards and a military ID. Las Vegas Sheriff Kevin McMahill stated that the investigation is ongoing as officials search for a motive behind the incident.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is exploring connections between this Las Vegas event and a previous attack in New Orleans by Shamsud-din Jabbar. No definite link has been established, but they served at the same military base, Fort Bragg, and were in Afghanistan at overlapping times.

Jabbar is believed to have been associated with the Islamic State, but Dean Livelsberger describes his nephew as having been “a 100 percent patriot” who “loved Trump,”

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Matthew Livelsberger, identified as the individual responsible for the Cybertruck explosion that took place in Las Vegas on New Year's Day, intended no harm to others, according to his uncle. "Matt was a very skilled warrior, and he would be able to make—if it was him, and if he did this—he would’ve been able to make a more sophisticated explosive than using propane tanks and camping fuel," argued Dean Livelsberger, claiming his "supersoldier" nephew—a Green Beret—"had the skills and ability to make something more, let’s say, 'efficient'" than the crude bomb attributed to him. show more
January 3, 2025
Crime
Immigration

Tren de Argua Set to Cover Half of U.S. by February.

Experts are increasingly concerned about Tren de Aragua spreading to over half of the U.S. states in early 2025. The Venezuelan gang has already established a presence in at least 18 states, from the hinterlands of Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming to major cities like New York and Chicago.

John Fabbricatore, former director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for Colorado and Wyoming, warns the gang has the potential to expand to more than 25 states by February.

Tren de Aragua, or TdA, originated in a Venezuelan prison and has entered the U.S. due to the southern border crisis. Certain tattoos, including a train, a crown, a clock, and an AK-47, identify members. Authorities accuse the gang of being involved in a surge of violent crimes, including murders, assaults on police, and sex trafficking.

In North Dakota, law enforcement recently detained three suspected TdA members involved in an ATM theft operation. One of the individuals, Henry Theis, was found with nearly $25,000 in cash and confessed to collaborating with others to hack ATMs. “You think, North Dakota—that’s going pretty far. But to them, there’s ATM machines there. There’s jewelry stores there. There are things to rob. There’s rich people there that they can hit their homes,” explained Fabbricatore, saying the Venezuelans “look at the United States as just one big money pit for them.”

In Aurora, Colorado, TdA allegedly commandeered apartment complexes, using one for torture. In New York, the gang has reportedly recruited young migrants from shelters into what police have dubbed the ‘Little Devils of 42nd Street.’

Concerns about the gang’s operations have even emerged in Utah, where they are reportedly linked to criminal activities like prostitution and shootings.

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Experts are increasingly concerned about Tren de Aragua spreading to over half of the U.S. states in early 2025. The Venezuelan gang has already established a presence in at least 18 states, from the hinterlands of Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming to major cities like New York and Chicago. show more
January 3, 2025
Economy
News
UK

$4.3 Billion ‘UK Disneyland’ Project Canceled… Because of Rare Spiders!?

A British version of Disneyland, estimated to cost over $4.3 billion, has been canceled after 14 years of planning due to a Kuwaiti businessman’s bankruptcy and the green agenda. Plans for ‘The London Resort’ were first announced nearly 14 years ago. The resort was expected to rival Disneyland Paris in size and visitors.

Promoters initially secured partnerships with major organizations such as the BBC, ITV, and Paramount Pictures. Proposed attractions included themes from popular franchises such as Top Gear, Paddington Bear, Mission: Impossible, and Doctor Who. The park’s design featured eight roller coasters, medieval castles, an Aztec pyramid, a 2,000-seat theater, and a nightclub. The project was anticipated to provide 30,000 jobs and attract 12 million visitors annually, with a planned opening in 2024.

However, financial issues and environmental concerns led to the project bogging down. The accumulation of over $123 million in debt and Natural England’s designation of the site as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) were critical factors in the decision to abandon the endeavor. Natural England, a government body, claimed the location’s previous industrial use created favorable conditions for various wildlife species, such as jumping spiders.

Paramount, an investor owed millions, alleged financial misrepresentation linked to Kuwaiti businessman Abdulla al-Humaidi, who declared bankruptcy last year. Al-Humaidi had invested nearly $50 million of his family’s funds into the project.

Along with costing the estimated 30,000 jobs and millions of dollars of tourist cash the park was set to bring in, environmental regulations in the United Kingdom have also been predicted to spark food shortages. British farmers warned in March last year that government “sustainable” farming policies incentivized farmers to use less land to grow crops.

Some green agenda advocates have even told Britons to stop heating their homes to meet carbon emission targets.

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A British version of Disneyland, estimated to cost over $4.3 billion, has been canceled after 14 years of planning due to a Kuwaiti businessman's bankruptcy and the green agenda. Plans for 'The London Resort' were first announced nearly 14 years ago. The resort was expected to rival Disneyland Paris in size and visitors. show more
January 3, 2025
Health
News

Vaccine Refusers Get WHOPPING Payout… Finally!

A judge has awarded six former public employees nearly $8 million after they were fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine during the pandemic for religious reasons. A federal judge in California has upheld a jury verdict awarding $7.8 million to the six former employees of Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART).

Judge William A. Alsup of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California issued the ruling on December 30, maintaining the jury’s October decision despite acknowledging minor flaws in the trial process. Judge Alsup determined that while there were “imperfections” in the jury instructions, they did not significantly impact the fairness of the trial.

He rejected BART’s post-trial motions to overturn the verdict and to seek a new trial. The judge cited the agency’s failure to prove that accommodating the employees’ religious objections would have posed significant hardship.

Judge Alsup pointed out the financial links between BART and its vaccine experts, which the jury might have deemed biased and affected their credibility. No clear evidence or witness testimony was presented to the BART board regarding the scientific basis for the mandate during its adoption.

Several lawsuits have been launched against employers, including the U.S. military, who terminated workers for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine.

In August of last year, President-elect Donald J. Trump announced he would hire back every unvaccinated veteran. Trump also stated that each veteran would receive an apology and back pay.

Vaccine manufacturers have also faced legal troubles, with a 2023 lawsuit claiming that vaccine manufacturer AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine was “defective” and led to serious injuries and death for some of those who took it.

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A judge has awarded six former public employees nearly $8 million after they were fired for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine during the pandemic for religious reasons. A federal judge in California has upheld a jury verdict awarding $7.8 million to the six former employees of Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART). show more
January 2, 2025
News

WATCH: Islamists Rally in NYC After New Orleans, Vegas Attacks.

Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Times Square on New Year’s Day, calling for an “intifada revolution” hours after a deadly attack in New Orleans. The protest in New York City, organized by the Palestinian Youth Movement, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, and the People’s Forum, featured chants such as “Resistance is glorious—we will be victorious” and “Gaza, you make us proud” Signs at the protest read, “Zionism is a cancer,” “No war on Iran,” and “End all U.S. aid to Israel.”

Counter-protesters faced verbal abuse, with some Muslims telling Jews, “Germany is your homeland,” and vowing that Israeli Jews will be sent “back to Europe.”

In New Orleans, earlier that day, a man drove a pickup truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street during a New Year’s Eve celebration, resulting in the deaths of 15 people, including the driver, who was shot by police. He has been identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, 42.

The attack took place around 3:15 AM, with 35 individuals sustaining injuries. FBI Deputy Assistant Director Christopher Raja said that several weapons, including two improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in coolers, were discovered nearby.

Jabbar served in the U.S. Army from 2007 to 2015 and later in the Army Reserve until 2020. His service included a deployment to Afghanistan. The FBI revealed that Jabbar had claimed allegiance to the Islamic State in Facebook videos and had left a will before the attack.

Around the same time, the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas was targeted by Matthew Livelsberger, 37, another veteran who, like Jabbar, was posted to Fort Bragg. Livelsberger blew up a rented Cybertruck, designed by Donald J. Trump supporter Elon Musk, outside the hotel but killed only himself, with the vehicle’s armored design containing much of the blast.

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Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Times Square on New Year's Day, calling for an "intifada revolution" hours after a deadly attack in New Orleans. The protest in New York City, organized by the Palestinian Youth Movement, the Party for Socialism and Liberation, and the People's Forum, featured chants such as "Resistance is glorious—we will be victorious" and "Gaza, you make us proud" Signs at the protest read, "Zionism is a cancer," "No war on Iran," and "End all U.S. aid to Israel." show more
January 2, 2025
William Upton
Crime
NatSec
War

Trump Tower Terrorist Recruited for Ukraine, Just Like Failed Assassin Ryan Routh.

Matthew Livelsberger, the 37-year-old active duty special forces member assigned to U.S. Army Special Operations Command and named as the suspect in the New Year’s Day Cybertruck bombing outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, is believed to have held strong pro-Ukraine sympathies and even recruited foreign mercenaries to fight for the country in its war against Russia. This has led Las Vegas law enforcement officials to speculate that Livelsberger’s attack was politically motivated.

“This is a Tesla truck, and we know that Elon Musk is working with President-elect Trump, and it’s the Trump Tower,” Sheriff Kevin McMahill of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department said on Wednesday. He added: “There’s obviously things to be concerned about, and it’s something we continue to look at.”

PRO-UKRAINE, ANTI-TRUMP.

A post on a LinkedIn account allegedly belonging to Livelsberger shows him acknowledging to another individual that he was sending recruits their way for an operation in Ukraine that paid $550 a day with lodging and travel provided. An alleged 2016 photo of Livelsberger—who served 19 years as a Green Beret—surfaced on social media showing him wearing a black t-shirt with red lettered print reading “Slava Ukraini.” The phrase translates to “Glory to Ukraine” in English. The photo appears to have been posted to a Facebook page belonging to his wife, Sarah Livelsberger.

Additionally, Mrs. Livelsberger’s alleged social media shows she holds far-left views—making numerous posts between 2015 and 2016 espousing extremist rhetoric against President Donald J. Trump. In a 2015 post, she wrote that following Trump’s social media made her want to kill someone.

Similarly, would-be presidential assassin Ryan Routh recruited mercenaries to serve in Ukraine. Routh is alleged to have visited Fort Bragg—where Livelsberger was once stationed—over 100 times. It is unknown if the two men knew each other.

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Matthew Livelsberger, the 37-year-old active duty special forces member assigned to U.S. Army Special Operations Command and named as the suspect in the New Year's Day Cybertruck bombing outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas, is believed to have held strong pro-Ukraine sympathies and even recruited foreign mercenaries to fight for the country in its war against Russia. This has led Las Vegas law enforcement officials to speculate that Livelsberger's attack was politically motivated. show more