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December 12, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration
Politics

DATA: New York Now Overwhelmingly Supports Trump’s Deportation Plan.

A majority of New Yorkers say they are in favor of President-elect Donald J. Trump’s mass deportation plan of illegals and say the state government should aid deportation efforts. A Siena College New York State poll reveals that 54 percent of New Yorkers surveyed believe the state government should help the incoming Trump administration deliver on its plan for mass deportations.

Even residents of New York City strongly support the mass deportation plan, with Siena College pollster Steven Greenberg  stating, “A majority of voters from the City, 51 percent, upstate, 54 percent, and the downstate suburbs, 58 percent, want the State to support the Feds’ efforts.”

“Supporting the Feds also has majority support from white and Black voters, and a plurality of Latino voters, 47-36 percent,” he added.

Even among Democrat voters, only a little over half said they reject the mass deportation plan, at 51 percent, with 38 percent saying they are in favor of it. Around 87 percent of Republicans and 54 percent of independents were also in favor.

Polls from earlier this year have suggested that a policy of mass deportations is popular across America among the majority of Americans.

The New York poll comes after New York City Mayor Eric Adams stated that he would cooperate with the incoming Trump administration on deportations. “I’m not going to be warring with this administration. I’m going to be working with this administration,” Adams said, inviting Trump’s border czar, Thomas Homan, to a meeting.

Overall, polls since Trump’s November victory have shown that the American public broadly supports his plans for his second term in office, including immigration, criminal justice, and economic policies.

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A majority of New Yorkers say they are in favor of President-elect Donald J. Trump's mass deportation plan of illegals and say the state government should aid deportation efforts. A Siena College New York State poll reveals that 54 percent of New Yorkers surveyed believe the state government should help the incoming Trump administration deliver on its plan for mass deportations. show more
Migrant Crime
December 12, 2024
Crime
Immigration

Illegal Immigrant Barber Accused of Abusing Girls.

Authorities in Texas have charged a Mexican national with sexually abusing young children while working as a barber in Montgomery County, near Houston. Jose Luis Briseno, 49, is accused of multiple instances of sexual abuse against two unnamed minors, according to court documents. The alleged incidents occurred in November at locations including the Porter Barber Shop in New Caney.

One of the alleged victims reported that Briseno assaulted her on three occasions, starting at the barber shop while she waited to have her hair cut. She also claimed he threatened her family with a firearm to keep her silent and offered her cash as hush money.

The same day, Briseno reportedly continued the abuse at a nearby home, enticing the girl with the promise of a toy. Later, he allegedly transported several children from the residence to his house, ostensibly to purchase batteries for their new toys. There, he reportedly abused the first victim again, filming the incident, and then a second child under similar pretenses.

Authorities say Briseno fled to Louisiana after committing these acts and allegedly stealing significant funds from his family’s business. He has since been arrested and extradited to Texas, where he is currently in custody. The National Pulse has previously reported that Lousiana approved voluntary surgical castration for those convicted of pedophilia.

Homeland Security admits that Briseno entered the United States illegally in 2004 and was involved in a domestic assault case in 2014 in San Antonio. After serving a short jail sentence and being fined, he was transferred to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He was later released on bond by an immigration judge despite his initial illegal entry into the country.

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Authorities in Texas have charged a Mexican national with sexually abusing young children while working as a barber in Montgomery County, near Houston. Jose Luis Briseno, 49, is accused of multiple instances of sexual abuse against two unnamed minors, according to court documents. The alleged incidents occurred in November at locations including the Porter Barber Shop in New Caney. show more
December 12, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Health
Immigration
UK

NASTY: Elected UK Muslim Calls Incestuous Marriage ‘Something Positive’ That ‘Helps Build Family Bonds.’

Iqbal Mohamed, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Dewsbury and Batley in Yorkshire, England, has defended first-cousin marriage amongst ethnic minorities. During a debate in the House of Commons on the Marriage (Prohibited Degrees of Relationship) Bill introduced by Conservative MP Richard Holden, Iqbal argued that “ordinary people see family intermarriage as something that is very positive overall; as something that helps to build family bonds and puts families on a more secure financial foothold.”

Iqbal is a member of the so-called Independent Alliance, comprised of Jeremy Corbyn, the previous leader of Britain’s governing Labour Party, and four Muslim MPs, all of whom ran on an anti-Israel ticket. Arguing against the bill to outlaw first-cousin marriage, he insisted it is “important to recognize that this is a highly sensitive issue for many people,” adding: “In discussing it, we should try to step into the shoes of those who perhaps are not from the same culture as ours, to better understand why the practice continues to be so widespread.”

Incestuous marriages are common among Pakistani-heritage couples in Britain, with close to 40 percent or more of Pakistani couples in the country being married to first cousins and around 60 percent married to second cousins and other, more distant relatives. Despite some high-profile historic examples, such as Queen Victoria and Charles Darwin, the number of first-cousin marriages among White Britons is very low, at under one percent—likely a knock-on effect of the Catholic Church banning the practice in the Middle Ages.

HEALTH RISKS.

Consanguineous marriage is linked to lower IQ, higher rates of mood disorders and psychoses, and birth defects, putting strain on Britain’s socialized National Health Service (NHS).

However, Iqbal favors addressing these issues by piling even more taxpayer money into problem communities, providing them with “advanced genetic test screening for prospective married couples, as is the case in all Arab countries in the Persian Gulf,” alongside “health education programs targeting those communities where the practice is most common.”

He notes that, in addition to being “extremely common” among South Asians, “[a]n estimated 35 percent to 50 percent  of all sub-Saharan African populations either prefer or accept cousin marriage.”

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Iqbal Mohamed, the Member of Parliament (MP) for Dewsbury and Batley in Yorkshire, England, has defended first-cousin marriage amongst ethnic minorities. During a debate in the House of Commons on the Marriage (Prohibited Degrees of Relationship) Bill introduced by Conservative MP Richard Holden, Iqbal argued that "ordinary people see family intermarriage as something that is very positive overall; as something that helps to build family bonds and puts families on a more secure financial foothold." show more
December 12, 2024
News

Cops Foil Jihadist-Linked Neo-Nazi Plot to Assassinate Prime Minister.

Authorities have apprehended 12 individuals linked to a neo-Nazi group accused of planning to assassinate Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The group, known as the ‘Werewolf Division,’ reportedly aimed to incite civil unrest and establish an authoritarian regime based on Aryan supremacy. Investigations led by anti-terror police revealed plans for violent attacks, targeting high-ranking officials to advance their agenda.

The operation involved coordinated raids across Italy, during which police searched 25 properties. The search uncovered Nazi insignia, fascist paraphernalia, and various knives, but no firearms or explosives were found. The ‘Werewolf Division’ allegedly communicated through the messaging platform Telegram, discussing potential tactics and training sessions in clandestine online and in-person meetings, according to investigators.

Reports suggest the group’s plans were in advanced stages, with plots to shoot Meloni as she exited the parliament among their alleged schemes. Police intercepted conversations that suggest members were conducting reconnaissance missions in Rome, positioning themselves in strategic locations around the capital.

The group’s leadership comprised three principal figures. Daniele Trevisani, is the purported ideological leader. Andrea Ziosi, allegedly handled communications with foreign cells. Salvatore Nicotra, known as ‘the instructor,’ tasked with militarily training recruits. These members reportedly interacted with jihadist groups, sharing methodologies to achieve mutual goals of destabilizing the Italian government.

The investigation also uncovered attempts to recruit minors and encourage participation in the movement’s activities. The group’s rhetoric included the denial of the Holocaust and derogatory statements targeting racial and ethnic minorities.

Authorities were able to trace the group’s activities partly due to evidence from a prior investigation into a similar organization. Known as ‘The Order of Hagal,’ it was dismantled in 2022.

Image via Wikimedia Commons.

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Authorities have apprehended 12 individuals linked to a neo-Nazi group accused of planning to assassinate Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. The group, known as the 'Werewolf Division,' reportedly aimed to incite civil unrest and establish an authoritarian regime based on Aryan supremacy. Investigations led by anti-terror police revealed plans for violent attacks, targeting high-ranking officials to advance their agenda. show more
December 12, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Corruption
Science
World

Motorists in This European Country Paid Over a BILLION Dollars in China Climate Scams

Motorists in a major European country paid over a billion dollars for alleged climate protection projects in China that are suspected of being fraudulent. German mineral oil companies are expected to meet legally prescribed climate targets, but they can achieve them by reducing CO2 emissions anywhere in their supply chain, including overseas. These “Upstream Emission Reduction” (UER) projects can be financed by German companies and count toward German climate balances. Multiple companies have been opting to finance projects in China, some of which were paid for by motorists through climate taxes at gas stations.

Germany’s Federal Environment Agency claims that 45 of the 66 UER projects in China were fraudulent, with Chinese projects unable to deliver what they had promised. The Berlin Public Prosecutor’s Office has also been investigating at least 17 people connected with commercial fraud relating to climate scams, focusing on auditing companies that certified and validated the projects.

Earlier this year, the German government rejected carbon credits for 215,000 tons of CO2 emissions due to suspected fraud in China.

According to some estimates, the cost of achieving net zero carbon emissions set by governments worldwide could be a staggering $275 trillion by 2050. The global GDP is around $100 trillion per year.

Billions of dollars have already been spent on climate change initiatives, but few real results have been seen so far.

In Sweden, a Swedish Taxpayers’ Association survey ranked climate change spending as the biggest waste of public money. The poll results came after the government spent billions on carbon reduction only to see emissions increase.

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Motorists in a major European country paid over a billion dollars for alleged climate protection projects in China that are suspected of being fraudulent. German mineral oil companies are expected to meet legally prescribed climate targets, but they can achieve them by reducing CO2 emissions anywhere in their supply chain, including overseas. These "Upstream Emission Reduction" (UER) projects can be financed by German companies and count toward German climate balances. Multiple companies have been opting to finance projects in China, some of which were paid for by motorists through climate taxes at gas stations. show more
December 11, 2024
Crime
News

Pipe Bomb Hoax Targeting Marjorie Taylor Greene Claims Innocent Woman’s Life.

A woman has died following a hoax pipe bomb threat against Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). An unknown individual allegedly sent a threat from a Russian IP address to the Rome Police Department in Georgia, claiming a pipe bomb was inside the Congresswoman’s home mailbox. A female bystander died when her vehicle collided with a bomb squad unit responding to the hoax.

Tragedy unfolded as Sgt. David Metroka, a member of the Floyd County bomb squad, collided with the vehicle while heading to police headquarters. The collision involved his personal GMC Sierra and a Mazda Protégé driven by 66-year-old Tammie Pickelsimer, who succumbed to her injuries at a hospital. Doctors treated Metroka for minor injuries and then discharged him.

Congresswoman Greene expressed her sorrow over the events on social media. “I’m heartsick right now… My prayers are with Tammie Pickelsimer, her family, the officer who was injured, and the entire Rome Police Department,” she said.

“These violent political threats have fatal consequences. It’s an undue strain on our law enforcement who must treat them seriously. The officer was responding to protect my life. And now, a woman has lost her life because of this despicable act.”

Police described the message, with the subject “For Palestine,” as alarmingly precise. It detaild the materials used for the supposed device and its supposed location. Concerningly, the bomb threat, which included Greene’s home address, initially went unnoticed in the police department’s spam folder.

Greene says this marks her ninth instance of “swatting,” where fake emergencies are reported to elicit a forceful police response.

Image by Gage Skidmore.

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A woman has died following a hoax pipe bomb threat against Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA). An unknown individual allegedly sent a threat from a Russian IP address to the Rome Police Department in Georgia, claiming a pipe bomb was inside the Congresswoman's home mailbox. A female bystander died when her vehicle collided with a bomb squad unit responding to the hoax. show more
December 11, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
War
World

WATCH: Syrians Burn Tomb of Assad’s Father.

Jihadist rebels in Syria have set the tomb of Hafez al-Assad, the former dictator and father of ousted President Bashar al-Assad, on fire. Rebels, led by al-Qaeda re-brand Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), took control of Syria after Assad fled to Russia.

Video footage shared on social media shows members of the rebels setting the tomb of Hafez al-Assad on fire in Qardaha, in the Latakia region, a stronghold of Syria’s Alawite minority.

Hafez al-Assad, a member of the Alawite minority, was the dictator of Syria from 1971 until 2000 when his son Bashar was declared President. Since the fall of the Assad government, rebels have taken to the streets to destroy statues and images of both Assad and his father across the country.

The rebels, which were partially trained by the Ukrainian armed forces, are wanted terrorists in many countries. Their leader, Abu Mohammad al-Julani, declared in 2018 that he and HTS aimed to conquer Jerusalem following the conquest of Damascus.

“Allah willing, we will reach not only Damascus. Jerusalem awaits us as well. Every bullet we fire here will reverberate throughout the Islamic world. Your place as a Jihad fighter on this blessed land is in itself a grace of Allah, Who chose you from among billions of people,” he said.

Following the Islamist rebels’ victory, several countries have begun freezing asylum claims from Syrian nationals, including the United Kingdom and Germany, which has the largest population of Syrians in Europe.

It remains to be seen how the rebels will treat minorities like the Alawites, Syrian Christians, Druze, and others.

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Jihadist rebels in Syria have set the tomb of Hafez al-Assad, the former dictator and father of ousted President Bashar al-Assad, on fire. Rebels, led by al-Qaeda re-brand Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), took control of Syria after Assad fled to Russia. show more
December 11, 2024
Jack Montgomery
News

DOGE-Style Efficiency Cuts Deliver Argentina’s First Budget Surplus in 123 Years.

In just one year, President Javier Milei has transformed Argentina’s economic landscape, slashing the national budget deficit to zero for the first time in 123 years. This is a historic milestone in his presidency, which began on December 10, 2023.

Milei took over an economy crippled by rampant inflation, where supermarkets had to adjust prices daily. However, with his aggressive cutbacks to the size of the state, often symbolized by his wielding a chainsaw, Milei has steered the country back toward fiscal stability.

Argentinian inflation plummeted from a staggering 200 percent in 2023 to a mere 2.7 percent by October 2024. This dramatic reduction was celebrated by Milei in a recent broadcast, in which he stated, “The deficit was the root of all our evils—without it, there’s no debt, no emission, no inflation. Today, we have a sustained fiscal surplus, free of default, for the first time in 123 years.”

Milei describes his decisive actions as “the greatest adjustment in history.” He contrasts his approach with past, socialistic policy, “A year ago, a degenerate printed 13 percent of GDP to win an election, fueling inflation. Today, monetary emission is a thing of the past.”

GOVERNMENT EFFICIENCY.

Within weeks of taking office, he sold two private jets owned by a state-owned oil company, as part of a drive to end “political privileges” for state officials. He also reduced the number of government vehicles and chauffeurs by half, and delivered more systemic reforms—for instance, the number of government departments has been cut from 18 to eight, and some 30,000 bureaucrats have been terminated.

Milei’s achievement in eliminating a century-long deficit within a year has not gone unnoticed. Tech mogul Elon Musk took to X to commend Milei, recognizing his bold economic reforms and their tangible results.

Musk and former Republican presidential primary candidate Vivek Ramaswamy will head an organization dubbed the Department of Government Efficiency, or DOGE, to try to achieve similar savings across the federal government.

Image by Casa Rosada.

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In just one year, President Javier Milei has transformed Argentina's economic landscape, slashing the national budget deficit to zero for the first time in 123 years. This is a historic milestone in his presidency, which began on December 10, 2023. show more
December 11, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
World

Jihadists Arrested for Plot Against City Where Christians Saved West from Islamic Army.

Three Islamist extremists have been arrested for allegedly plotting a terrorist attack targeting a city hall linked to a famous battle between a Christian army and Muslim invaders. The trio were arrested in Nîmes and Nantes, in France, after starting the process of creating explosives.

Aged between 19 and 20, the Islamists are said to have been university students on their way to creating the explosive acetone peroxide (TATP) before French authorities arrested them on December 7. Among their proposed targets was the city hall of Poitiers, which the Islamists selected due to its links to the Battle of Tours in 732 A.D. This clash saw Christians led by Charles Martel defeat a Muslim invasion force that had struck central France, preventing Islam from sweeping deep into Western Europe.

The National Anti-Terrorist Prosecutor’s Office (Pnat) confirmed the men had been investigated by the DGSI, France’s internal spy agency. The men had used encrypted messaging apps to communicate. The men also conducted preliminary tests on the explosives after ordering equipment to make them.

Two of the men are said to have been born in France and come from North African backgrounds, while the third is from the French overseas territory of Mayotte, an island between the African mainland and Madagascar.

The potential attack is just the latest to be foiled this year in Western Europe, which has also seen several executed attacks. For instance, a mass stabbing at a Festival of Diversity in Solingen, Germany, by a Syrian migrant left three people dead.

In the United Kingdom, a similar mass stabbing attack in Southport saw three young girls murdered and sparked riots across the country. Months later, British authorities also revealed the attacker, born in Wales to Rwandan migrants, had al-Qaeda terror manuals in his possession.

Image by Robert Huffstutter.

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Three Islamist extremists have been arrested for allegedly plotting a terrorist attack targeting a city hall linked to a famous battle between a Christian army and Muslim invaders. The trio were arrested in Nîmes and Nantes, in France, after starting the process of creating explosives. show more
December 11, 2024
Crime
Health

‘Wanted’ Posters Target Top Health CEOs in NYC.

Authorities in New York City have issued a warning to healthcare executives following the distribution of ‘wanted’ posters featuring prominent industry leaders. These developments come after the apparent assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on December 4. The posters depict OptumHealth CEO Heather Cianfrocco and UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty. A poster of Thompson is included, with his face scored through with a bloody red ‘X.’

Affixed to traffic control boxes in Manhattan, the posters accuse these executives of prioritizing corporate profit over medical care. They feature the words ‘Deny,’ ‘Defend,’ and ‘Depose,’ which were found on shell casings at the scene of Thompson’s shooting.

The New York Police Department released a bulletin warning online narratives have encouraged further targeting of healthcare executives.

The emergence of the posters follows the arrest of Luigi Mangione, 26, from Altoona, Pennsylvania. Police apprehended Mangione, who is facing charges related to Thompson’s murder, with a 3D-printed pistol, a silencer, and a manifesto criticizing the U.S. healthcare system.

Legal proceedings are ongoing, with Mangione pleading not guilty to the murder and gun charges levied against him. His defense attorney, Thomas Dickey, confirmed these pleas.

In response to the assassination and associated threats, some health insurance companies have removed executives’ images from their websites.

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Authorities in New York City have issued a warning to healthcare executives following the distribution of 'wanted' posters featuring prominent industry leaders. These developments come after the apparent assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson on December 4. The posters depict OptumHealth CEO Heather Cianfrocco and UnitedHealth Group CEO Andrew Witty. A poster of Thompson is included, with his face scored through with a bloody red 'X.' show more