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October 9, 2024
News
TECH

Brazil Lifts Ban on Musk’s X.

Elon Musk‘s social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), has recommenced operations in Brazil following the lifting of a temporary suspension. The platform’s service was halted in late August after Brazil’s Judge Alexandre de Moraes claimed that Musk had declined to appoint a legal representative within the country.

The decision to reinstate X in Brazil came through a statement issued by Judge de Moraes from the Federal Supreme Court. He indicated that X could resume its services, provided there is “full compliance” with Brazilian laws and adherence to judicial rulings, respecting national sovereignty. Consequently, Brazil’s telecommunications regulator, Anatel, has been instructed to restore public access to the social media platform.

Earlier this year, Judge de Moraes demanded that X censor what the Brazilian government deemed to be misinformation regarding the country’s 2022 election. It appears that after resisting the censorship orders for nearly a month, X began complying with the Brazilian request on September 27. Additionally, Musk has also met the legal requirement of appointing an in-country legal representative and settled fines totaling around $5.1 million.

The service suspension, originally enforced on August 30, stemmed from what Brazilian officials described as X’s “repeated failures” to abide by Supreme Court decisions. Musk, who previously closed X’s office in Brazil, had characterized account bans as abuses of power. However, by late September, the platform showed a willingness to align with regulatory expectations.

A statement from X’s Global Government Affairs team was posted online, expressing satisfaction over the platform’s return. It highlighted the importance of providing service to millions of Brazilians and reaffirmed the commitment to free speech within legal limits across all operations.

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Elon Musk's social media platform, X (formerly Twitter), has recommenced operations in Brazil following the lifting of a temporary suspension. The platform's service was halted in late August after Brazil's Judge Alexandre de Moraes claimed that Musk had declined to appoint a legal representative within the country. show more
October 9, 2024
Election 2024
News
UK

Melania Trump Has An Interesting Pen Pal.

First Lady Melania Trump revealed in her new memoir that she has an ongoing correspondence with British monarch King Charles III. The two are said to share a passion for conservation. In her new book Melania, Mrs Trump stated that she had first met King Charles III, then Charles, Prince of Wales, in New York in 2005 and subsequently met him again in 2019 during a state visit to the United Kingdom by her husband, President Donald J. Trump.

“Our paths had crossed many years ago in New York City. This time, we engaged in an interesting conversation about his deep-rooted commitment to environmental conservation,” the former First Lady writes in her book.

President Trump reportedly received a private letter from King Charles following an assassination attempt against him during a rally in Pennsylvania in July. Buckingham Palace has not disclosed the contents of the letter.

In an interview, a former royal aide asserted that Queen Elizabeth II, the former British monarch, regarded the Trumps as “gracious and wonderful” guests during the state visit in 2019.

“I spoke to the Queen subsequently after the state visit and other members of the royal household, and she told me she found them to be really gracious and wonderful guests to have in the palace,” the aide said.

Should Trump win the presidency next month, the current leftist Labour government may strain British-American relations. Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Lammy has called Trump a “neo-Nazi sympathizing sociopath” and a “tyrant” in the past. Other members of the Labour Party attempted to have Trump’s 2019 state visit canceled, accusing him of “xenophobia” and “misogyny.”

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First Lady Melania Trump revealed in her new memoir that she has an ongoing correspondence with British monarch King Charles III. The two are said to share a passion for conservation. In her new book Melania, Mrs Trump stated that she had first met King Charles III, then Charles, Prince of Wales, in New York in 2005 and subsequently met him again in 2019 during a state visit to the United Kingdom by her husband, President Donald J. Trump. show more
October 9, 2024
Christopher Tomlinson
Immigration

Country Flooded with Migrants Plans to Ban Cousin Marriage by 2026.

A country is considering legislation to ban marriages between first cousins and other close relatives by 2026, linking cousin marriages to migrant “honor culture” and oppression. Sweden, which saw a massive influx of predominantly Muslim migrants during the 2015-2016 migrant crisis, already bans marriages between close family members such as siblings, but marriage between cousins remains legal.

The populist Sweden Democrats, who participate in the current Swedish government, have called for cousin marriage to be banned as part of the government’s coalition deal, known as the Tido Agreement. Under the new proposal, marriage between cousins and uncles or aunts and their nephews or nieces would be banned. Marriage between half-siblings, who are currently allowed to marry if granted an exemption, would also be prohibited.

The center-right government has argued that banning cousin marriages will counter honor culture oppression, a significant issue for many young people in Sweden from migrant backgrounds. A 2017 report claimed that as many as 240,000 young people in Sweden live under honor culture, while nearly 1,000 honor-related crimes were reported in 2020.

Cousin marriages are also strongly associated with birth defects and lower IQ, creating significant long-term strains on the Swedish welfare system, in addition to being a major vector for chain migration.

Mass migration has had a massive effect on crime in Sweden, particularly violent crime. In 2023, the country saw 195 shootings and 72 bombings, resulting in 30 deaths, with migration-background gangs responsible for most of the violence.

Under the current center-right government, supported by the populist Sweden Democrats, some have claimed that migration has reduced so much that more people are now leaving Sweden than coming in. Still, some have expressed skepticism over these claims, noting the statistics may be more related to changes in the tax registry.

Image by Frankie Fouganthin.

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A country is considering legislation to ban marriages between first cousins and other close relatives by 2026, linking cousin marriages to migrant "honor culture" and oppression. Sweden, which saw a massive influx of predominantly Muslim migrants during the 2015-2016 migrant crisis, already bans marriages between close family members such as siblings, but marriage between cousins remains legal. show more
October 9, 2024
William Upton
Crime
News

Pro-Hamas Protestors Vandalize Congressman’s Office for a Second Time.

Pro-Hamas protestors have vandalized the district office of a New York Congressman for the second time in a matter of weeks. The Manhattan office of Representative Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) had its windows and facade covered in red paint, and the glass in its front door broken. “Free Gaza” graffiti was spray painted on the sidewalk in front of the Democrat Congressman’s office.

Rep. Espaillat has been an outspoken advocate in Congress for the return of the hostages taken from Israel by Hamas during the Islamic terror group’s barbaric October 7, 2023 attacks against the Jewish state. As anti-Israel and pro-Hamas protests have broken out across New York City over the past several nights, the Congressman’s office has become one of several focal points for the pro-Hamas activists as its windows feature posters of the remaining hostages being held by the terrorist group.

OCTOBER 7.

Yesterday, the New York Democrat joined other state and national lawmakers for a memorial service in Central Park, marking the one-year anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks. Several lawmakers who attended the event have subsequently been targeted on social media by accounts like AIPAC Tracker, which claims: “Adriano Espaillat has blood on his hands.”

The National Pulse reported in April that Espaillat, a vocal advocate for the Biden-Harris government’s open border policies, first came to the United States from the Dominican Republic as an illegal alien with his parents, overstaying tourist visas and living in the country illegally for around a year before securing a green card.

Following President Donald J. Trump’s visit to a Harlem bodega, Espaillat attacked the Republican presidential nominee on X (formerly Twitter), claiming Trump had no business in his district. However, photos from the event show residents flocking to the corner store to see the Republican candidate.

Image by Katy De La Cruz.

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Pro-Hamas protestors have vandalized the district office of a New York Congressman for the second time in a matter of weeks. The Manhattan office of Representative Adriano Espaillat (D-NY) had its windows and facade covered in red paint, and the glass in its front door broken. "Free Gaza" graffiti was spray painted on the sidewalk in front of the Democrat Congressman's office. show more
October 9, 2024
Election 2024
News

Doug Emhoff’s Colleagues Are Speaking Out… And It Ain’t Good For Him!

New allegations are being leveled against Dough Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, regarding his conduct at the law firm Venable, where he was a partner prior to becoming the country’s first Second Gentleman. The accusations come on the heels of a report that Emhoff violently slapped a former girlfriend during an event at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival.

Former Venable colleagues are accusing Emhoff of exhibiting misogynistic behavior and favoritism. They allege he used expletives toward female colleagues, organized male-only office gatherings, and showed preference towards younger and more attractive associates.

In 2019, former legal secretary Marjan Rabbi filed a lawsuit against other partners at Venable, claiming sex discrimination and citing Emhoff by name. The lawsuit suggested that Emhoff hired an “unqualified” secretary due to her appearance and friendliness with influential men in the office. Although the lawsuit did not name Emhoff as a defendant, the allegations against him contribute to a broader narrative challenging his public image as a feminist ally.

Emhoff has been the subject of several scandals involving women, including an allegation of an affair with a nanny during his first marriage, resulting in the woman becoming pregnant. Emhoff and a spokesman have denied these allegations, although he admits to adultery.

In recent interviews, Emhoff has emphasized redefining masculinity and support for women, contrasting sharply with the accusations from his former workplace. Vice President Harris, in unrelated comments, has encouraged victims of sexism and abuse to speak out.

Emhoff’s past as a lawyer also includes work on controversial cases, such as defending a nightclub owner in a harassment case and representing a pharmaceutical company in a lawsuit over the side effects of a drug it produced.

Image by U.S. Embassy New Zealand.

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New allegations are being leveled against Dough Emhoff, the husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, regarding his conduct at the law firm Venable, where he was a partner prior to becoming the country's first Second Gentleman. The accusations come on the heels of a report that Emhoff violently slapped a former girlfriend during an event at the 2012 Cannes Film Festival. show more
October 9, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Crime
Election 2024
Media

This Biden-Harris Media Ally Got His Start in Politics Through P. Diddy.

Ben Meiselas, co-founder of the far-left MeidasTouch Network tied to the Biden-Harris White House, owes his political career to disgraced hip-hop mogul Sean ‘P. Diddy’ Combs. Meiselas’s father, celebrity attorney Kenny Meiselas, worked for Combs and arranged for the Democrat celebrity to give his son an internship at his record label, Bad Boy Records.

Combs spearheaded MTV’s ‘Vote or Die’ voter registration campaign in 2004. Meiselas’s internship revolved around this effort, which saw him attend that year’s Democratic National Convention. Meiselas would later parlay this experience with Combs into an internship with then-Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY).

The accusations against Combs, also known as Puff Daddy, indicate a pattern of abuse involving multiple victims over many years. A prominent celebrity party host who counted A-listers such as LeBron James among his guests, Combs is alleged to have presided over so-called “freak-offs” in which drugged women were enticed or coerced into having sex with male prostitutes, among other transgressions. At least 120 people are seeking to bring civil claims against Combs. Twenty-five were minors at the time of their alleged abuse, with the youngest being a nine-year-old boy.

In addition to kickstarting Ben Meiselas’s political career, Combs played a personal role in the Meiselas family, introducing Kenny Meiselas to his current wife, Beth Katz Meiselas, a publicist for Jennifer Lopez.

Ben Meiselas’s MeidasTouch Network, which he runs alongside brothers Brett and Jordy, is described by the Biden-Harris White House as its “front lines” against Donald Trump, popularizing false anti-Trump stories such as the “bloodbath” hoax.

In addition to its links to Combs, MeidasTouch has been funded by Lincoln Project co-founder and “predator” John Weaver and Reid Hoffman, a former guest of Jeffrey Epstein‘s Little St. James, a.k.a. “Pedophile Island.”

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Ben Meiselas, co-founder of the far-left MeidasTouch Network tied to the Biden-Harris White House, owes his political career to disgraced hip-hop mogul Sean ‘P. Diddy’ Combs. Meiselas’s father, celebrity attorney Kenny Meiselas, worked for Combs and arranged for the Democrat celebrity to give his son an internship at his record label, Bad Boy Records. show more
October 9, 2024
News

Seattle Flight Emergency Lands in NYC After Pilot Dies Mid-Air.

A Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul made an emergency landing at JFK International Airport after its captain collapsed in the cockpit. The incident took place on Tuesday evening when Captain İlçehin Pehlivan, 59, suffered a medical emergency mid-flight. Despite attempts to administer first aid, the pilot was pronounced dead before the aircraft could make an unscheduled stop in New York City.

Pehlivan, who had been with Turkish Airlines since 2007, passed a medical examination in March without any reported issues. Following the captain’s collapse, the co-pilot and flight crew quickly decided to divert the Airbus 350 to the nearest suitable airport to facilitate an emergency landing.

The airline confirmed the plane’s safe arrival at JFK, where passengers were re-routed to Turkey. Turkish Airlines notified the public of the events through a post on social media platform X, explaining the unexpected turn of events and expressing deep condolences. “We wish God’s mercy upon our captain and patience to his grieving family, all his colleagues, and loved ones,” the statement read.

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A Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul made an emergency landing at JFK International Airport after its captain collapsed in the cockpit. The incident took place on Tuesday evening when Captain İlçehin Pehlivan, 59, suffered a medical emergency mid-flight. Despite attempts to administer first aid, the pilot was pronounced dead before the aircraft could make an unscheduled stop in New York City. show more
October 9, 2024
Crime
News

Diddy Accuser Hotline Gets Over 15,000 Calls.

Sean “Diddy” Combs faces intensified legal challenges as 120 new accusers have emerged with allegations of sexual misconduct. Attorney Tony Buzbee, representing the claimants, reported a surge in outreach, with a hotline set up for the case receiving thousands of calls. During an interview with Law & Crime Network, Buzbee stated that following an initial announcement, over 3,200 calls were logged in just ten days. A subsequent press conference triggered an influx of 12,000 additional calls.

This latest development comes amid existing charges of racketeering, conspiracy, and sex trafficking against the music mogul. Among the new accusations is a particularly distressing claim involving a nine-year-old boy. The minor was allegedly lured to New York City under the pretense of a record deal audition and sexually assaulted by Combs and associates.

Buzbee, known for his involvement in high-profile cases, previously represented several women accusing NFL player Deshaun Watson of misconduct, resulting in an 11-game suspension for Watson and a $5 million fine. He additionally led Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton‘s defense team during impeachment proceedings late last year.

Combs’ legal troubles began in mid-September with his arrest, following a year of mounting accusations. Amidst these legal proceedings, his properties have been searched by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), and video evidence of alleged violence has surfaced. Despite the mounting allegations, Combs maintains his innocence, entering a not-guilty plea.

The case’s complexity deepens with reports of a pornographic tape involving a high-profile celebrity who was allegedly filmed without consent. According to attorney Ariel Mitchell-Kidd, this video is being circulated within Hollywood, with efforts reportedly underway to negotiate its purchase by the unwitting celebrity.

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Sean "Diddy" Combs faces intensified legal challenges as 120 new accusers have emerged with allegations of sexual misconduct. Attorney Tony Buzbee, representing the claimants, reported a surge in outreach, with a hotline set up for the case receiving thousands of calls. During an interview with Law & Crime Network, Buzbee stated that following an initial announcement, over 3,200 calls were logged in just ten days. A subsequent press conference triggered an influx of 12,000 additional calls. show more
October 9, 2024
Immigration
NatSec

Afghan Behind Election Terror Plot Entered U.S. Under Biden-Harris ‘Special Immigrant Visa’ Scheme.

An Afghan migrant residing in Oklahoma City, identified as Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, has been charged with conspiring to execute a terrorist attack in the United States, allegedly on behalf of ISIS. The Justice Department disclosed a criminal complaint against Tawhedi this week, outlining how he planned an attack on Election Day, November 5, 2024.

The arrest affidavit includes details of Tawhedi’s alleged actions, such as purchasing AK-47-style weapons. The Justice Department’s affidavit also highlights Tawhedi’s communications, which suggest his intent to become a martyr for the Islamic State.

Tawhedi entered the United States through the “Special Immigrant Visa” (SIV) program after U.S. exit from Afghanistan. Since 2008, nearly 120,000 SIVs have been awarded to Afghans, though the Biden-Harris government extended thousands of more invitations following their botched withdrawal and Taliban-backed threats to the lives of those who helped Americans in the occupation.

According to reports, Tawhedi’s brother-in-law, referred to as CC 1, was also admitted to the U.S. in 2018.

In May 2024, the Department of Homeland Security’s Office of Inspector General noted shortcomings in the vetting procedures under Operation Allies Welcome.

According to Voice of America, “about 26,500 SIVs were granted to Afghans” in 2023, which was “more than double the previous year’s total of 11,000 and a record since the program’s inception in 2008.”

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An Afghan migrant residing in Oklahoma City, identified as Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, has been charged with conspiring to execute a terrorist attack in the United States, allegedly on behalf of ISIS. The Justice Department disclosed a criminal complaint against Tawhedi this week, outlining how he planned an attack on Election Day, November 5, 2024. show more
October 9, 2024
Election 2024
Immigration
Lawfare

Court Throws Out Harris-Linked Haitian’s Bid to Arrest Trump.

An Ohio court dismissed a criminal complaint filed by a Haitian advocacy group against President Donald J. Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), over remarks they made about Haitian migrants in Springfield. The Haitian Bridge Alliance pressed criminal charges against the Republican presidential ticket in September, alleging the candidates incited threats against the Ohio town’s Haitian community.

The municipal court panel in Clark County found no probable cause to issue warrants or summonses on misdemeanor charges. “The presidential election is less than 35 days away. The issue of immigration is contentious. Due to the proximity of the election, and the contentiousness concerning the immigration policies of both candidates, the Court cannot automatically presume the good faith nature of the affidavits,” the court stated.

Guerline Jozef, who leads the Haitian Bridge Alliance and filed the charges, has extensive links to the Biden-Harris government. The National Pulse previously reported that White House visitor records show she visited four times in 2023 and twice this year, meeting with President Biden personally at least twice.

Jozef also posed photographs with notorious Islamist and anti-Semite Linda Sarsour just weeks after the October 7 attacks. Subodh Chandra, Jozef’s attorney, appeared in photographs with Kamala Harris, including his X profile picture.

Both Trump and Vance spoke out about reports of Haitian migrants poaching local wildlife and pets in Springfield.

While media and others claimed it was not happening, later reports revealed that police had received calls regarding the poaching of local geese. The local city manager also admitted to hearing reports of “horrid things” happening to local animals.

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An Ohio court dismissed a criminal complaint filed by a Haitian advocacy group against President Donald J. Trump and his running mate, Senator J.D. Vance (R-OH), over remarks they made about Haitian migrants in Springfield. The Haitian Bridge Alliance pressed criminal charges against the Republican presidential ticket in September, alleging the candidates incited threats against the Ohio town's Haitian community. show more