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November 26, 2024
Culture
Election 2024
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WATCH: Alec Baldwin Blasts Americans as ‘Uninformed’ in Post-Trump Victory Meltdown.

Hollywood liberal Alec Baldwin—who recently stood trial for involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins—says his fellow Americans are “uninformed,” referencing those who backed President-elect Donald J. Trump during the 2024 race for the White House. The actor made the remarks during a press conference at the 42nd Torino Film Festival in Italy.

Baldwin, whose involuntary manslaughter trial came to an abrupt and stunning end by being dismissed over prosecutorial misconduct, argued that his fellow countrymen possess a limited knowledge of global issues such as climate change and the Ukraine conflict.

“There’s a hole, a vacuum… a gap in information for Americans,” Baldwin says in a clip shared on X (formerly Twitter). The actor continues: “Americans are very uninformed about reality, what’s really going on—climate change, Ukraine, you name it. The biggest topics in the world, Americans have an appetite for a little bit of information.”

Baldwin adds: “You know what’s going on from the news, but information in America is driven by money. It’s a business.”

The 66-year-old actor and Democratic Party activist goes on to contend that Hollywood fills the educational gap through its big-budget and independent films. Despite Baldwin’s assertion, box office revenue has decreased by about 22 percent over the past five years as Americans are increasingly turned off by the industry’s penchant for pushing far-left propaganda.

Since the involuntary manslaughter trial and dismissal, Baldwin had stepped back from public appearances for a period. However, the leftist actor has recently begun promoting new film projects and even appeared on a recent episode of NBC’s Saturday Night Live, performing a less-than-convincing impression of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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Hollywood liberal Alec Baldwin—who recently stood trial for involuntary manslaughter for the shooting death of Rust cinematographer Halyna Hutchins—says his fellow Americans are "uninformed," referencing those who backed President-elect Donald J. Trump during the 2024 race for the White House. The actor made the remarks during a press conference at the 42nd Torino Film Festival in Italy. show more
November 26, 2024
Media

Would-Be Trump Assassin Sends Letter to Media Revealing Obama, Iran-Linked Shooting Motive.

Ryan Routh, the gunman accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald J. Trump at one of his golf courses in Florida, has sent a letter to the corporate media from his federal detention facility, revealing his political motivations. Addressed to POLITICO and other outlets, the letter sharply criticizes Trump’s foreign policy, particularly his withdrawal from President Barack Obama’s Iran nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Routh bizarrely accused Trump of destabilizing the Middle East, parroting the Iranian regime and Democrat Party talking points, and blaming Trump for “all those lives lost and all the destruction.”

In the letter, Routh called for peace in the region, urging Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken to negotiate with Iran, Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. “We must demand that Israel stop their attacks and find common ground,” he wrote, positioning himself as a critic of U.S. foreign policy under Trump.

The JCPOA, in fact, emboldened Iran and its proxies, and Routh is known for his long-standing fealty to the Islamic Republic, though his personal connections are not yet known. In 2018, he wrote to the Iranian government: “You are free to assassinate Trump.”

While disavowing direct allegiance to the Democratic Party, Routh referred to Trump as a “dictator,” echoing Democratic and media talking points. In the letter, he aligned his rhetoric with common anti-Trump arguments, warning of civil war and advocating for limits on presidential power. Despite disclaiming party affiliation, his attacks mirrored Democratic critiques of Trump’s policies and leadership style.

Routh also linked himself to Thomas Crooks, who was killed earlier this year during another assassination attempt on Trump. Both men, he claimed, were “ready to die for freedom and democracy.” Though he avoided a direct confession, Routh referred to himself repeatedly as the “Trump Alleged Shooter.”

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Ryan Routh, the gunman accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald J. Trump at one of his golf courses in Florida, has sent a letter to the corporate media from his federal detention facility, revealing his political motivations. Addressed to POLITICO and other outlets, the letter sharply criticizes Trump’s foreign policy, particularly his withdrawal from President Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal, known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA). Routh bizarrely accused Trump of destabilizing the Middle East, parroting the Iranian regime and Democrat Party talking points, and blaming Trump for “all those lives lost and all the destruction.” show more
November 26, 2024
News

Prosecutors Say Illegal Migrant Planned MORE Attacks After Chicago Shooting.

A 22-year-old man from Mauritania, Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi, faces multiple charges following an October 26 shooting incident in the West Rogers Park area. Authorities allege Abdallahi conducted the attack against a Jewish man on his way to a synagogue and later fired at police and paramedics. During a court hearing on Friday, Assistant State’s Attorney Anne McCord Rodgers described the attack as part of a larger, “calculated plan” targeting the Jewish community.

Abdallahi, who entered the U.S. two years ago, reportedly used his cellphone to map out locations of synagogues, Jewish schools, and community centers prior to the shooting. Prosecutors disclosed the phone contained antisemitic content and searches related to gun stores and firing ranges. Surveillance footage from the scene in the 2900 block of West Farwell Avenue captured the incident in which the victim heard a gunshot and felt a shoulder injury but initially did not realize he had been shot.

After the attack, there was public criticism directed at local officials for not classifying the incident as a hate crime or terrorism. The assailant reportedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” during the attack, as captured in a viral video. Following the initial shooting, Abdallahi returned to the scene and engaged in a confrontation with the police, firing at officers and paramedics attending to the victim.

Judge Susana Ortiz, citing the severity of the charges, including attempted murder, hate crime, and terrorism, ordered Abdallahi to remain in detention. He appeared in court for the first time after being hospitalized for injuries sustained during the shoot-out with law enforcement.

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A 22-year-old man from Mauritania, Sidi Mohamed Abdallahi, faces multiple charges following an October 26 shooting incident in the West Rogers Park area. Authorities allege Abdallahi conducted the attack against a Jewish man on his way to a synagogue and later fired at police and paramedics. During a court hearing on Friday, Assistant State's Attorney Anne McCord Rodgers described the attack as part of a larger, "calculated plan" targeting the Jewish community. show more
November 26, 2024
War
World

NATO Chief Tells European Business Leaders to Brace for Conflict.

Admiral Rob Bauer, Chair of the NATO Military Committee comprised of member nations’ defense chiefs, has warned that conflict has returned to Europe. Speaking at the Berlin Security Conference, Bauer emphasized that businesses in Europe and the United States must prepare for scenarios akin to wartime. He stressed that commercial decisions have strategic implications for national security.

“Business leaders in Europe and America need to realize that the commercial decisions they make have strategic consequences for the security of their nation,” Admiral Bauer said, continuing: “Businesses need to be prepared for a wartime scenario and adjust their production and distribution lines accordingly.”

He ominously added: “Ladies and Gentlemen, war is back on the European continent. And over the past years, more and more people in Europe realize that war can happen to them too… again.”

According to Bauer, a large-scale general war, such as a hypothetical World War III, would demand substantial civilian involvement. This would require governments to establish systems to mobilize and manage civilian resources efficiently.

Bauer called for a shift in mindset from predictable and controlled operations to adapting to unpredictability. He emphasized the importance of maintaining an industrial base capable of rapidly producing weapons and ammunition to continue a conflict if necessary.

Earlier this year, Bauer warned about potential conscription if NATO becomes involved in extensive hostilities with Russia. Finland, for instance, which has extensive borders with Russia, has developed a network of bomb shelters in case of emergency.

In recent weeks, the Biden-Harris government in the U.S. has approved a series of escalations by Ukraine against Russia, leading some to worry that a misstep could trigger a broader and more devastating conflict.

NATO image by British Army Sgt. Ian Houlding.

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Admiral Rob Bauer, Chair of the NATO Military Committee comprised of member nations' defense chiefs, has warned that conflict has returned to Europe. Speaking at the Berlin Security Conference, Bauer emphasized that businesses in Europe and the United States must prepare for scenarios akin to wartime. He stressed that commercial decisions have strategic implications for national security. show more
November 26, 2024
Immigration

Sweden Gets Somewhat Serious About Its Migration Policies – But Is It Too Late?

Sweden’s center-right government is looking to limit citizenship to those who agree with the country’s “fundamental values.” Still, so many migrants have been allowed in over the last decade that it may not be enough to solve the country’s immigration issues. Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch announced plans to limit citizenship to those who agree with Sweden’s “fundamental values” and restrict the voting rights of non-citizens. Previous governments’ multicultural policies have resulted in over 20 percent of the population being foreign-born.

She argued that citizenship should only be granted to individuals who share core national values, highlighting that nearly 70,000 people received citizenship last year without language or value alignment requirements. Busch has been vocal about difficulties in integrating Islamic migrants and has suggested EU-backed initiatives to encourage repatriation for those unable to assimilate. Her comments particularly targeted extreme views, stating, “If you think it is right and proper to throw homosexuals out of high-rise buildings… then you can move back to Iran or Sudan.”

The Swedish government announced in September that it would offer as much as $34,000 to migrants who wish to leave the country as part of a program set to begin in 2026. Meanwhile, the Green Party is criticizing Busch’s proposals—with lawmaker Rasmus Ling reporting her to a constitutional committee for potentially overstepping ministerial bounds.

Busch also proposed restricting voting rights for non-citizens, noting that approximately 603,000 were eligible to vote in the 2022 municipal elections, potentially altering municipal governance. In some cases, migration-background gangs have infiltrated Swedish politics and put pressure on local governments.

Sweden claimed to have achieved negative overall migration earlier this year, with more people leaving the country than arriving. However, the figures were criticized as they may reflect changes to tax registries.

Image by Frankie Fouganthin.

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Sweden's center-right government is looking to limit citizenship to those who agree with the country's "fundamental values." Still, so many migrants have been allowed in over the last decade that it may not be enough to solve the country's immigration issues. Deputy Prime Minister Ebba Busch announced plans to limit citizenship to those who agree with Sweden's "fundamental values" and restrict the voting rights of non-citizens. Previous governments' multicultural policies have resulted in over 20 percent of the population being foreign-born. show more
November 25, 2024
News

Musk’s X Corp Challenges Sale of Alex Jones’s X Accounts in Bankruptcy Case.

Elon Musk’s X Corp has filed a limited objection concerning the potential sale or transfer of X accounts associated with Alex Jones and Infowars. The action aims to prevent The Onion, a satirical news outlet, from acquiring these accounts. The legal filing, made public by Jones himself via a screenshot on the platform, specifies X Corp’s stance against the transaction involving several accounts. These include the Infowars X account, BANNEDdotVIDEO account, The War Room account, and Alex Jones’s personal X account, among others controlled by Jones or his associated entities.

X Corp’s official objection lists their opposition to any form of sale, assignment, or transfer of these accounts, collectively referred to as the “X Accounts.” This development occurs as Jones navigates bankruptcy proceedings, following legal action by families affected by the Sandy Hook shooting. Jones previously claimed the shooting victims were crisis actors, a statement he later retracted with an apology. A judge ordered Jones to pay Sandy Hook families an astonishing $1.5 billion in damages, and his assets and businesses are being liquidated to partially cover the sum.

Earlier in October, Texas bankruptcy Judge Christopher M. Lopez expressed concerns regarding the lack of transparency in the purchase and auction of Infowars. He urged more openness in the proceedings, temporarily hindering The Onion’s acquisition plans. In response, X Corp also filed a motion to participate in the bankruptcy case, signaling its vested interest in the outcome.

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Image by Gage Skidmore.

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Elon Musk's X Corp has filed a limited objection concerning the potential sale or transfer of X accounts associated with Alex Jones and Infowars. The action aims to prevent The Onion, a satirical news outlet, from acquiring these accounts. The legal filing, made public by Jones himself via a screenshot on the platform, specifies X Corp's stance against the transaction involving several accounts. These include the Infowars X account, BANNEDdotVIDEO account, The War Room account, and Alex Jones’s personal X account, among others controlled by Jones or his associated entities. show more
November 25, 2024
News

Trump Fans Rally Behind Staten Island Bakery After Cry Bully Whoopi Goldberg Smeared Them.

Supporters of President-elect Donald J. Trump gathered at Holtermann’s Bakery in Staten Island on Saturday in support of the baker’s owner, Jill Holtermann, after unfounded attacks by ABC’s The View cohost Whoopi Goldberg. Earlier this month, The National Pulse reported that Goldberg smeared Holtermann’s Bakery, suggesting they refused to fulfill her birthday cake order because of her politics.

Holtermann expressed deep gratitude for the global support she received following the incident, which included a fierce public defense by Staten Island Borough President Vito Fossella, an early Trump backer. During a rally on November 15 outside the bakery, Fossella declared: “Don’t mess with Staten Island.”

“I can’t express how grateful I am for the support from Staten Island and beyond,” Holtermann said in a recent interview. The bakery has been in her family for generations, operating since 1878. She added: “I wish my late family members could witness this moment.”

The supporters, many displaying Trump memorabilia, visited the bakery to demonstrate solidarity. Despite Goldberg not naming the bakery on air, Holtermann clarified that the issue arose from technical delays in the kitchen involving the bakery’s 60-year-old boilers and the 130-year-old building where her business is located, not political discrimination. Goldberg had visited to purchase birthday treats known as Charlotte Russe, a dessert reminiscent of her childhood.

Locals and patrons across New York have rallied to Holtermann’s defense since the incident, including both Republican and Democratic politicians in the state.

Goldberg has a long history of making bizarre claims on The View. Recently, she suggested Trump will deport mixed-race couples and admitted she frequently defecates in her pants.

Image by Daniel Langer.

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Supporters of President-elect Donald J. Trump gathered at Holtermann’s Bakery in Staten Island on Saturday in support of the baker's owner, Jill Holtermann, after unfounded attacks by ABC's The View cohost Whoopi Goldberg. Earlier this month, The National Pulse reported that Goldberg smeared Holtermann's Bakery, suggesting they refused to fulfill her birthday cake order because of her politics. show more
November 25, 2024
News

New Secessionist Movements Emerge – And No, It’s Not Texas!

A movement is gaining traction in several rural counties across states such as Illinois and California to form new states separate from more urbanized, leftist population centers. Conservatives in such areas have noted an exodus from their communities to Republican states and want to follow their lead—while staying put.

In Illinois, the New Illinois State group has proposed creating a new state constitution, advocating to “Leave Illinois Without Moving.” On Election Day, seven rural counties in Illinois voted to consider secession from the state. In Iroquois County, 73 percent of voters supported separation from Cook County, which includes Chicago, housing 40 percent of Illinois’ populace. G.H. Merritt, chairman of the New Illinois State, is hopeful. He believes that Illinois’ fiscal challenges could present a negotiation opportunity.

Similar movements are underway in California, where New California State aims to separate from the Bay Area, Sacramento, and Los Angeles. Founder Paul Preston described California as currently constituted as leaning towards a “one-party communist state.”

The road to forming new states is fraught with challenges. New states need approvals from state legislatures. The last time a new state was added to the U.S. was Hawaii. Statehood bids by Puerto Rico and Washington D.C. have yet to succeed.

Elsewhere, Oregon’s Greater Idaho movement seeks to merge rural counties beyond the Cascade range with Idaho. In Maryland, a 2021 initiative saw three counties attempt to join West Virginia.

The urban-rural divide continues to significantly impact U.S. politics. During his campaign, President-elect Donald J. Trump capitalized on rural support and eroded Democratic dominance in urban areas.

Image by Sean Hackbarth.

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A movement is gaining traction in several rural counties across states such as Illinois and California to form new states separate from more urbanized, leftist population centers. Conservatives in such areas have noted an exodus from their communities to Republican states and want to follow their lead—while staying put. show more
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November 25, 2024
William Upton
Breaking
Lawfare

BREAKING: Far-Left Judge Dismisses DC Case Against Trump.

Far-left U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan is dismissing Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith’s case against President-elect Donald J. Trump in Washington, D.C. Earlier today, Smith filed a motion in federal court asking that the charges be dropped and the case dismissed, noting that the prohibition on prosecuting a sitting president is “categorical.”

“Dismissal without prejudice is appropriate here. Where a prosecutor moves to dismiss an indictment without prejudice, ‘there is a strong presumption in favor’ of that course,” the judge wrote. Chutkan goes on to note, however, that the immunity enjoyed by a president is only temporary—suggesting a future Democratic government could seek to revive the charges.

The Washington, D.C. prosecution involved allegations that Trump conspired to overturn the 2020 presidential election. While this federal prosecution is officially over, it is expected that the second DOJ case—currently under appeal in Florida—will soon be dismissed entirely as well.

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Far-left U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan is dismissing Department of Justice special counsel Jack Smith's case against President-elect Donald J. Trump in Washington, D.C. Earlier today, Smith filed a motion in federal court asking that the charges be dropped and the case dismissed, noting that the prohibition on prosecuting a sitting president is "categorical." show more
November 25, 2024
Jack Montgomery
War
World

Even Hamas’s Founder’s Own Son Says The Netanyahu Arrest Warrant is Absurd.

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his former defense minister Yoav Gallant, and a Hamas military chief. In response to these developments, Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of one of Hamas’ founding members, blasted the “corruption” of the ICC, stressing the “absurdity” of the Hamas arrest warrant, considering he is already “a corpse.”

“Hamas leaders are in Turkey right now,” Yousef observed. However, instead of bringing these “war criminals” to justice, he said, the ICC is putting pressure on Israel.

Yousef argued the Israeli military has done everything it can to minimize civilian casualties in the densely populated Gaza Strip. In contrast, Hamas “did everything within their ability to maximize the civilian casualties, then they exaggerated the numbers, they lied to the international community, and they played on the emotional nerve of the West.”

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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, his former defense minister Yoav Gallant, and a Hamas military chief. In response to these developments, Mosab Hassan Yousef, the son of one of Hamas' founding members, blasted the "corruption" of the ICC, stressing the "absurdity" of the Hamas arrest warrant, considering he is already "a corpse." show more