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September 18, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Immigration

Kamala Allies Admit She’s Lying About Securing the Border to Win Election – ‘It Won’t Come Up When She’s in Office.’

Democrat-aligned and progressive activist groups are reassuring their supporters that Kamala Harris’s tough talk on the border is merely a 2024 election ploy to win over critical swing voters. While Harris has vocalized support for the weak Senate border bill—which primarily deals with military funding for Ukraine—pro-open borders left-wing groups insist that if the Democrat wins the White House, she will drop her support for the legislation.

“We all know and trust Harris to make the right decisions when she’s in office. I don’t think this bill will ever come up again, as is,” Kerri Talbot, who serves as the executive director of the Immigration Hub, said in a recent interview. Despite Harris’s campaign trail rhetoric supporting the legislation, Tablot says she is still backing the Democratic Party nominee.

Even while claiming she supports tougher border and immigration policies, Harris has engaged in some counter-signaling during her campaign.

“We have to have immigration policy that understands that we can fight for our Dreamers, provide a pathway to citizenship for those who have earned it,” Harris said during a radio interview.

Senator Alex Padilla (D-CA), a key Harris ally, has added further credence to suspicions that the Democrat nominee will revert to her former open borders policies should she win in November. In May, Padilla blasted the Senate immigration bill, claiming it “contains some of the same tried and failed policies that would actually make the situation worse at the southern border.”

Despite his opposition to the legislation, Padilla insists Harris “is the only candidate in this race who also values keeping families together and providing a pathway to citizenship for long-term residents. And I’m proud to support her.”

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Democrat-aligned and progressive activist groups are reassuring their supporters that Kamala Harris's tough talk on the border is merely a 2024 election ploy to win over critical swing voters. While Harris has vocalized support for the weak Senate border bill—which primarily deals with military funding for Ukraine—pro-open borders left-wing groups insist that if the Democrat wins the White House, she will drop her support for the legislation. show more
September 18, 2024
Raheem J. Kassam
Breaking
News

Trump Rally Car Explosives Story is ‘Fake News,’ Top Campaign Source Tells The National Pulse.

A story that claimed there were explosives found in a car near the site of a Wednesday afternoon Trump campaign rally in Nassau County, New York, is “fake news,” a senior Trump campaign source told The National Pulse after speaking with the United States Secret Service.

The story, first published by the UK-based Daily Mail off the back of a tweet from a One America News (OAN) staffer, claimed cops had found explosives in a vehicle and that the vehicle owner had fled into the woods.

The story, however, was quickly debunked by local authorities and police, with a senior Trump campaign source confirming to The National Pulse that there “is not” an explosive device near the venue, the historic Nassau Coliseum.

The Associated Press’s law enforcement reporter, Mikae Balsamo, tweeted: “Christopher Boyle, a spokesperson for Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, and Lt. Scott Skrynecki, a spokesperson for the Nassau County Police Department, both say reports that explosives were found in a car near the site of Donald Trump’s rally on Long Island are false.”

Commissioner of Police Patrick Ryder said: “Reports of explosives being found at the site are unfounded. There is a person who is being questioned who may have been training a bomb detection dog near the site.

“The individual with the bomb dog falsely reported explosives being found, and that individual is currently being detained by the police.”

This story is developing.

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A story that claimed there were explosives found in a car near the site of a Wednesday afternoon Trump campaign rally in Nassau County, New York, is "fake news," a senior Trump campaign source told The National Pulse after speaking with the United States Secret Service. show more
September 18, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Crime
NatSec

Far LEFT Americans Convicted in Russian Influence Scheme.

Americans associated with black power socialist political organizations have been convicted in a federal court of conspiring with Russia. Omali Yeshitela, Penny Hess, and Jesse Nevel, all associated with the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP), and Augustus C. Romain Jr., associated with Black Hammer, each face upwards of five years in prison for receiving money from a Russian organization with the intent to “sow discord and spread pro-Russian propaganda.”

The four were accused of conspiring to receive cash and support from Aleksandr Ionov, who heads the Anti-Globalization Movement of Russia, and engaging in various activities within the United States on the Russian government’s behalf.

Despite the conspiracy conviction, jurors did not convict them of a more severe charge of acting as foreign government agents.

A suspicious death investigation involving Romain Jr., better known as Gazi Kodzo, resulted in a 2022 FBI raid of the socialist, pan-African, and APSP-controlled Uhuru Movement’s headquarters in St. Peterburg, Florida. During this raid, evidence of the foreign influence operation was uncovered.

RUSSIAN PROPAGANDA.

According to the Department of Justice (DOJ), the suspects worked with the FSB, Russia’s security service, sowing “discord” and spreading pro-Russian propaganda. In addition, at the request of Ionov, Yeshitela, Hess, and Nevel drafted a letter to the United Nations (UN) accusing the U.S. government of committing genocide against black Americans.

Three Russian nationals were also indicted by the DOJ last year for interfering in American elections and secretly funding and directing the mayoral campaign of Jesse Nevel in St. Petersburg, Florida, in 2019. Ionov is said to have directed the African People’s Socialist Party (APSP), the Uhuru Movement, and the Black Hammer through the three indicted Russian nationals and the four American citizens.

The convictions come after several right-wing media figures were accused of being duped by Russians into receiving money to promote alleged pro-Russian content. However, unlike the four black socialists, the right-wing media commentators were reportedly unaware the money was tied to Russia in any way.

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Americans associated with black power socialist political organizations have been convicted in a federal court of conspiring with Russia. Omali Yeshitela, Penny Hess, and Jesse Nevel, all associated with the African People's Socialist Party (APSP), and Augustus C. Romain Jr., associated with Black Hammer, each face upwards of five years in prison for receiving money from a Russian organization with the intent to "sow discord and spread pro-Russian propaganda." show more
September 18, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Culture
Media

Tucker Carlson is Dumping Zyn Over Its Kamala Harris Donations, Will Launch Own Nicotine Brand ‘Alp.’

Tucker Carlson is dropping Zyn nicotine pouches and launching his own brand, citing its manufacturer’s financial ties to Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Staff at Zyn’s parent company, Philip Morris International, have donated at least $18,200 to Harris and $100,000 to the Democratic Lieutenant Governor’s Association in 2024, alongside thousands of smaller donations to individual Democratic candidates.

“I’m going through a period of transition in my life with nicotine patches. I’ve used a certain brand; I’m embarrassed to say it, it’s made by a huge company, huge donors to Kamala Harris,” Carlson said, distancing himself from a brand he has passively promoted for years.

“I’m not going to use that brand anymore. I mean, I think it’s fine… for your girlfriend or whatever, but I don’t think men should use that brand. It starts with a ‘Z,'” he joked.

Harris’s running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, imposed a 95 percent tax on nicotine products, including Zyn, in May, making the support for the Democratic ticket at Philip Morris somewhat counterintuitive.

Carlson is launching his own brand of nicotine pouches, Alp. He says, “It’s a much better option, trust me.”

The former Fox News host is a strong nicotine advocate, insisting it is not a proven carcinogen and raises testosterone.

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Tucker Carlson is dropping Zyn nicotine pouches and launching his own brand, citing its manufacturer's financial ties to Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Staff at Zyn's parent company, Philip Morris International, have donated at least $18,200 to Harris and $100,000 to the Democratic Lieutenant Governor’s Association in 2024, alongside thousands of smaller donations to individual Democratic candidates. show more

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September 18, 2024
Jack Montgomery
News

WATCH: Springfield City Manager Admits He HAS Heard Reports of ‘Horrid Things Occurring to Domesticated Animals.’

Video of a Springfield City Commission meeting on March 12 shows City Manager Bryan Heck admitting he has heard reports of Haitians doing “horrid things” to domestic animals. During the debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris on September 10, the former president referenced reports of Haitian migrants killing cats and dogs in the Ohio town, with ABC moderator David Muir intervening to say the city manager had denied receiving “credible reports” of such incidents.

At the March meeting, a man identifying himself as Mark Sanders says Springfield residents—who have seen an influx of 20,000 Haitians in their community of just 40,000—no longer “feel safe” due to a “cultural clash.”

“Our traditions, laws, and culture is 180 degrees different than what [the Haitains] are used to,” Sanders explains, adding: “[O]ne of the things that I heard that bothered me very much, and I’ve actually had quite a few people contact me here lately, is some pretty horrid things occurring to domesticated animals in the neighborhood.”

City Manager Heck apparently begins shaking his head off camera, with Sanders challenging him on his dismissive attitude.

“No, no, no… We’ve heard the same thing,” Heck admits, but he insists he “hasn’t seen the proof.”

“People that have confided in me have asked for anonymity; I can’t give their names up,” Sanders responds.

“I mean, we haven’t seen the proof,” Heck reiterates, but again acknowledges: “I’ve heard about it, too.”

“You have been heard; the community is being heard,” Heck claims, although city officials are now suggesting any reports of Haitians mistreating people’s pets are lies. They are also discouraging Trump from visiting to talk to residents.

OTHER EVIDENCE. 

Trump’s running mate, Ohio lawmaker J.D. Vance, also reports that his office “has received many inquiries from actual residents of Springfield who’ve said their neighbors’ pets or local wildlife were abducted by Haitian migrants.“

Earlier claims that Haitians have been strangling and stealing geese in public parks have been largely substantiated by police reports and non-emergency call recordings.

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost says the people reporting these incidents “would be competent witnesses in court,” questioning: “Why does the media find a carefully worded City Hall press release better evidence?”

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Video of a Springfield City Commission meeting on March 12 shows City Manager Bryan Heck admitting he has heard reports of Haitians doing "horrid things" to domestic animals. During the debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris on September 10, the former president referenced reports of Haitian migrants killing cats and dogs in the Ohio town, with ABC moderator David Muir intervening to say the city manager had denied receiving "credible reports" of such incidents. show more
migrants
September 18, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Data
Election 2024
Immigration

DATA: Majority of Americans, Independents Support MASS Deportations.

An outright majority of American citizens, including a majority of independents, support former President Donald J. Trump’s policy of mass deportations. Fifty-four percent of respondents in a new Scripps News/Ipsos survey said they “strongly” or” somewhat support” the “mass deportation of undocumented [sic] immigrants,” including 86 percent of Republicans, 58 percent of independents, and even 25 percent of Democrats.

The poll also found that 69 percent of Americans support “Restrictions that limit the number of migrants who can claim asylum,” including 88 percent of Republicans and 55 percent of Democrats. Sixty-two percent of Americans support granting local law enforcement the power to detain migrants, including 58 percent of people in the swing state of Arizona, specifically. Fifty-eight percent of respondents in the Grand Canyon State also said they support making crossing the U.S.-Mexico border illegally a state-level crime.

Scripps and Ipsos also found high voter concern about election integrity. Fifty-one percent of respondents said they are concerned about noncitizens voting illegally in November, and 50 percent and 49 percent said they are concerned about widespread voter fraud and their votes not being counted, respectively.

House Republicans are advancing the Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act to prevent noncitizens from voting through enhanced citizenship checks. However, the Biden-Harris government has vowed to veto the legislation if it reaches the White House.

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An outright majority of American citizens, including a majority of independents, support former President Donald J. Trump's policy of mass deportations. Fifty-four percent of respondents in a new Scripps News/Ipsos survey said they “strongly” or” somewhat support” the "mass deportation of undocumented [sic] immigrants," including 86 percent of Republicans, 58 percent of independents, and even 25 percent of Democrats. show more
September 17, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Media

Failed Trump Shooter Ryan Routh Was Introduced to Journalists By Ukraine’s Foreign Legion.

A Russian-born, pro-Ukraine journalist has revealed that members of Ukraine’s Foreign Legion introduced her to the would-be assassin of former President Donald J. Trump and admits she overlooked several red flags and inconsistencies because they both supported Ukraine.

Tanya Lukyanova, born in Moscow, interviewed Ryan Routh in March 2023 for Semafor, labeling him “head of the International Volunteer Center in Ukraine,” and noted that he claimed to have partners meeting weekly with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defence.

Lukyanova states that “a source inside Ukraine’s foreign legion” introduced her to Routh, a 58-year-old former roofing contractor originally from North Carolina. She adds that despite neither speaking Russian nor Ukrainian, “[j]ournalists, activists, and policymakers saw him as a credible figure.”

The journalist, who has covered Ukraine’s war with Russia for The Wall Street Journal, The New Yorker, and Semafor, admits she took Routh seriously because he “got things done” and aggressively supported the Ukrainian war effort against Russia, as did she.

In a frank admission, she notes that she failed to check Routh’s background and elevated him as a source because of their shared ideology, much like most modern corporate media journalists. The difference is Lukyanova is now willing to admit it:

“I thought he was doing good work: It was clear he cared deeply about Ukraine’s struggle. I am Russian—born and raised in Moscow—but I consider the Russian war against Ukraine an unjustified act of aggression. So did Ryan Routh. He also came recommended as one of the more capable foreign volunteers in the Ukraine effort—someone who got things done.”

“The story of Ryan Routh is a cautionary tale. Our increasing willingness to tolerate madness in the service of the causes with which we might agree risks obscuring the simple fact that the ‘right’ kind of crazy is still exactly that: crazy,” she adds.

A MEDIA SOURCE.

Several other corporate media outlets also published brief interviews with Routh, including the New York Times. Routh allegedly shared a message with the NYT reporter calling for an American foreign fighter in Ukraine to be shot. Despite this, the interview was published without mentioning the threatening remark.

Ryan Routh’s Ukraine ties are extensive, with Routh traveling to Kiev and attempting to recruit former Afghan soldiers fleeing the Taliban to fight the Russians. He also appeared briefly in a video published by the neo-Nazi Azov brigade in which he appeared as part of a protest in 2022.

A vocal Biden-Harris supporter, he was arrested on Sunday by Secret Service agents after allegedly intending to assassinate former President Trump at the Trump International Golf Club in West Palm Beach, Florida.

Image from Ryan Routh’s Now Defunct GoFundMe. 

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A Russian-born, pro-Ukraine journalist has revealed that members of Ukraine's Foreign Legion introduced her to the would-be assassin of former President Donald J. Trump and admits she overlooked several red flags and inconsistencies because they both supported Ukraine. show more
September 17, 2024
William Upton
Election 2024
Immigration

Media Demands More Migrants Settled in Pro-Trump Counties.

Globalist media conglomerate Bloomberg is pushing for recent migrants to the United States to be settled in Republican-voting counties across the country. In a story ostensibly about the economic need for migrants in red-leaning localities, Bloomberg subtly alludes to the potential electoral impact the migrants could have.

Founded by former New York City Mayor and Democrat mega-donor Michael Bloomberg, the corporate news outlet laments that in “battleground states that will decide this November’s election, about 72 [percent] of migrants in 2023 went to Biden counties while less than a third went to Trump counties.” The authors go on to note that “[s]wing states received 12 percent of all migrants, with most going to blue counties like Philadelphia, home to Pennsylvania’s largest city, and Gwinnett, which is outside Atlanta.”

The Bloomberg story goes on to note that “[t]hese newcomers are unlikely to become U.S. citizens before the election, so they won’t be casting ballots of their own. But their arrival will nonetheless reverberate in the presidential contest…”

What the authors don’t acknowledge is that some of these migrants could potentially cast ballots in November’s election illegally. The National Pulse has reported on numerous instances of noncitizens illegally voting in federal and state elections around the country, largely due to poor vetting of voter registrations.

Proponents of mass immigration, including Bloomberg, often contend that settling migrants in economically depressed areas with declining populations provides benefits to locals. The migrant workers, they argue, serve as a tax revenue base and provide cheap labor for local businesses. In reality, these migrants often undercut the wages of native residents and place increased strain on municipal services. Cities like Springfield, Ohio, which has seen a massive influx of Haitian migrants, have experienced rapid increases in housing costs and ballooning budgets for city services.

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Globalist media conglomerate Bloomberg is pushing for recent migrants to the United States to be settled in Republican-voting counties across the country. In a story ostensibly about the economic need for migrants in red-leaning localities, Bloomberg subtly alludes to the potential electoral impact the migrants could have. show more
September 17, 2024
Election 2024
Election Integrity
NatSec

‘Suspicious Packages’ Sent to Election Officials Turns Out to be Flour.

Suspicious packages were distributed to election officials in at least six states on Monday. The states targeted were Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wyoming, and Oklahoma. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and U.S. Postal Service are currently conducting an investigation into the matter.

This incident marks the second time within a year that multiple states have received suspicious packages aimed at election officials, causing disruptions during a critical voting period. The scare comes as early voting is underway in key elections, including the presidential race and various congressional and statehouse seats.

Several states identified a white powder in the envelopes sent to their election offices. Tests on the material revealed it was mostly harmless substances. In Oklahoma’s case, officials confirmed the substance to be flour. However, Wyoming has not yet disclosed the composition of the material received.

The packages prompted an evacuation of the Lucas State Office Building in Des Moines, Iowa. Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate indicated that their emergency protocols were immediately implemented. “We immediately reported the incident per our protocols,” Pate said following the evacuation.

Similar evacuation procedures took place in Topeka, Kansas, where both the secretary of state’s and attorney general’s offices were targeted. Topeka Fire Department says field tests showed no hazardous materials.

Previous similar incidents occurred last November, affecting several states. Some of those letters contained fentanyl.

Image by Aranami.

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Suspicious packages were distributed to election officials in at least six states on Monday. The states targeted were Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Tennessee, Wyoming, and Oklahoma. The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and U.S. Postal Service are currently conducting an investigation into the matter. show more
September 17, 2024
Crime
Immigration
News

Migrant TikToker Who Taught Illegals to Squat in U.S. Homes Is Unlikely to Be Deported. Here’s Why…

A Venezuelan illegal migrant who went viral on TikTok after he called on other illegals to take over and squat in the homes of Americans has been ordered to leave the United States by a judge. Still, it is unlikely his deportation will be enforced due to Venezuela halting flights from the U.S. amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.

Leonel Moreno, 27, was initially arrested in March after failing to attend mandatory check-ins with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Homeland Security sources report that Moreno arrived in the United States illegally via Eagle Pass, Texas, on April 23, 2022.

The current diplomatic impasse stems from economic sanctions against President Nicolás Maduro’s government. These sanctions prompted Venezuela to stop accepting deportation flights from the U.S. and Mexico.

Moreno gained notoriety on social media for his videos flaunting cash and advocating for squatting in U.S. homes. He frequently posted content featuring his infant daughter, who has U.S. citizenship, and boasted about receiving government assistance. In one post, Moreno claimed his daughter’s hospital birth was funded by the U.S. government, referencing “Papa Biden.”

Moreno claimed to be a low-ranking Venezuelan navy serviceman during his court hearing, although there are allegations linking him to Venezuelan military intelligence.

Members of the notorious Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua have been engaging in similar tactics to those of Moreno advocates, only they have been taking over apartment buildings while residents are still living in them.

Officials in Aurora, Colorado, announced last week that ten members of the gang had been arrested after viral video footage showed armed members of the gang taking over an apartment complex and allegedly extorting residents for rent money.

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A Venezuelan illegal migrant who went viral on TikTok after he called on other illegals to take over and squat in the homes of Americans has been ordered to leave the United States by a judge. Still, it is unlikely his deportation will be enforced due to Venezuela halting flights from the U.S. amid ongoing diplomatic tensions. show more