Monday, July 14, 2025

Anglican Priestess Declares ‘Let’s Have Anti-Whiteness and Smash the Patriarchy.’

Archdeaconess Miranda Threlfall-Holmes, a senior priestess in the Church of England, has called publicly for more “anti-whiteness.”

Threlfall-Holmes, Archdeaconess of Liverpool, issued a call to “smash the patriarchy” in the same social media post, reflecting on the lessons of a race ideology conference she attended.

“I went to a conference on whiteness last autumn. It was very good, very interesting and made me realise: whiteness is to race as patriarchy is to gender,” she wrote on X.

“So yes, let’s have anti whiteness, [and] let’s smash the patriarchy,” she added, insisting this was “not anti-white, or anti-men, it’s anti-oppression.”

Since issuing her rallying cry, Threlfall-Holmes has used her X account to post about apples and getting new glasses but has been notably silent on Palm Sunday, Holy Monday, and other Christian holidays leading to Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

The Church of England, which is the mother church of the Anglican Communion, including the Episcopal Church in the Unted States has become increasingly woke in recent years.

While Church attendance is collapsing and Church buildings are falling into disrepair, it is spending lavishly on hiring “racial justice enablers” — white people are excluded by the job description — and establishing nine-figure funds to finance slavery reparations.

https://twitter.com/MirandaTHolmes/status/1770928148999188907

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Archdeaconess Miranda Threlfall-Holmes, a senior priestess in the Church of England, has called publicly for more "anti-whiteness." show more

Ronna McDaniel Axed From NBC, RNC in Same Month!?

Following a meeting among top NBC News executives, the network is expected to axe former Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. The move comes in response to numerous objections from network presenters and viewers to McDaniel’s being hired as a paid contributor. The official decision is reportedly still being deliberated by executives, with McDaniel exploring legal counsel options.

Initial news of McDaniel’s role with the network was made public on Friday, with McDaniel making a solitary appearance. There was swift opposition to her hiring from certain viewers as well as some on-air personalities, resulting in a trending #BoycottMeetThePress hashtag on X (formerly Twitter) on Sunday morning.

MSNBC and NBC personalities Mika Brzezinski, Rachel Maddow, Lawrence O’Donnell, Jen Psaki, Joy Reid, Joe Scarborough, Chuck Todd, and Nicolle Wallace all objected publicly to McDaniel’s hiring. NBC executives were reportedly “stunned” by Todd’s denouncement, according to The New York Times.

The backlash against NBC’s hiring McDaniel suggests the former RNC chairwoman may now be one of the most unpopular people in U.S. politics. Many in the GOP base were as happy at the news of McDaniel’s resignation from the RNC as NBC viewers and employees were angry at the news of her being hired by the network.

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Following a meeting among top NBC News executives, the network is expected to axe former Republican National Committee chairwoman Ronna McDaniel. The move comes in response to numerous objections from network presenters and viewers to McDaniel's being hired as a paid contributor. The official decision is reportedly still being deliberated by executives, with McDaniel exploring legal counsel options. show more

REPORT: Newsmax Took $50M from Qatari Royal.

Newsmax allegedly softened its coverage of the Middle East kingdom of Qatar while pursuing a $50 million investment from a member of the country’s royal family. Current and former employees told The Washington Post that before and after the investment, newsroom staff were told by Newsmax executives — including founder and CEO Christopher Ruddy — to tone down criticism of the Muslim country by Newsmax executives. Newsmax has officially denied these claims, though The National Pulse has independently verified the orders from Ruddy to Newsmax staff.

Over two years (2019-2020), Sheikh Sultan bin Jassim Al Thani invested $50 million in the conservative network. Al Thani, a former Qatari government official who currently owns Heritage Advisors — a London-based hedge fund — said through attorneys that he bought into Newsmax because he “saw potential for the investment to be profitable.” Newsmax first approached Qatar for investment in 2017.

LEAKED DOCUMENTS.

However, leaked financial documents suggest Al Thani’s interests went beyond a simple desire to profit. At the time, Qatar was locked in a simmering regional conflict with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates. The latter two Middle East states had used a robust lobbying and public relations campaign in Washington, D.C., to isolate Qatar politically and diplomatically — with many on Capitol Hill regarding the country as a lead sponsor of Islamic terrorism.

One of the financial documents addressing the corporate structure of Al Thani’s minority stake in Newsmax described the entity’s purpose as being “set up with the intention of benefiting the State of Qatar.” Additionally, the documents indicate Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad Al Thani — the younger brother of Qatar’s ruler — would serve as the “option beneficiary,” meaning he could take over the shares under certain circumstances. According to attorneys for Al Thani, the leaked documents were drawn up in error.

THE MENENDEZ CONNECTION.

Heritage Advisors was indirectly referenced in the January federal indictment of Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ). The New Jersey Democrat is accused of having operated as an unregistered foreign agent on behalf of the governments of Egypt and Qatar. Al Thani’s hedge fund allegedly gave Menendez and his wife tickets to a Formula One race.

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Newsmax allegedly softened its coverage of the Middle East kingdom of Qatar while pursuing a $50 million investment from a member of the country’s royal family. Current and former employees told The Washington Post that before and after the investment, newsroom staff were told by Newsmax executives — including founder and CEO Christopher Ruddy — to tone down criticism of the Muslim country by Newsmax executives. Newsmax has officially denied these claims, though The National Pulse has independently verified the orders from Ruddy to Newsmax staff. show more

DATA: Church Attendance Declines Among Most U.S. Religious Groups.

Fewer and fewer Americans are attending regular religious services. As of 2023, less than 30 percent of Americans attended religious services weekly or almost weekly, a significant drop from the 42 percent reported two decades ago, according to recent Gallup data. Just 21 percent of Americans say they attend religious services every week, and only nine percent say they go every week. Eleven percent say they attend a religious service about once a month. More than half of Americans — 56 percent — seldom or never attend a religious service.

The data suggest the waning observance correlates with a rise in individuals claiming no religious affiliation, which rose from 9 percent in 2003 to 21 percent in 2023.

As for religious groups with high service attendance, the Mormon Church stands out with a 67 percent attendance rate. Protestant groups, including nondenominational Christians, follow at second with 44 percent, trailed by Muslims at 38 percent and Catholics at 33 percent.

Less observant religious groups include Jewish, Orthodox, Buddhist, and Hindu Americans, many of whom infrequently attend services. Strikingly, the Catholic community displayed one of the most substantial dips in attendance, declining from 45 percent attending services weekly or almost every week between 2000 and 2003 to just 33 percent attending regularly or almost regularly today.

“Church attendance will likely continue to decline in the future, given younger Americans’ weaker attachments to religion,” notes Gallup Senior Editor Jeffrey M. Jones.

Gallup’s data echoes other recent studies that indicate a trend towards lower service attendance and hint at broader changes in societal values and behaviors. Earlier this year, a study from Pew Research found that the single biggest religious group in the U.S. is now ‘none.’

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Fewer and fewer Americans are attending regular religious services. As of 2023, less than 30 percent of Americans attended religious services weekly or almost weekly, a significant drop from the 42 percent reported two decades ago, according to recent Gallup data. Just 21 percent of Americans say they attend religious services every week, and only nine percent say they go every week. Eleven percent say they attend a religious service about once a month. More than half of Americans — 56 percent — seldom or never attend a religious service. show more

The Daughter of The Judge in the Stormy Daniels Case Posted Images of Donald Trump Behind Bars.

New York Judge Juan M. Merchan, who just issued a fresh gag order prohibiting former President Donald Trump from mentioning prosecutors, jurors, and witnesses in the Manhattan hush-money trial, has a daughter with a far-left activist history who has posted images of President Trump behind bars.

The discovery, made by investigative reporter Laura Loomer on Tuesday, adds a further layer of rampant bias to the case which has seen Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg bring the dubious prosecution against the former President. Bragg alleges Trump violated federal campaign finance laws in making payments to two women in an effort to cover up a sex scandal during the 2016 presidential election.

Loren Merchan has also previously been reported as having worked for Kamala Harris and Adam Schiff through her campaign consulting firm. Even the Associated Press reported:

Trump’s lawyers also have pointed out that Merchan’s daughter is a political consultant whose firm has worked for Democrats and the judge donated $35 in 2020 to Democratic causes, including $15 to now-President Joe Biden. A state court ethics panel opined that Merchan could continue on the case. The judge has vouched he can be fair and impartial.

Yesterday, the judge announced the trial would commence on April 15. Bragg’s case against Trump will be the first time in U.S. history that a former president has faced criminal prosecution in court. Earlier this month, Trump secured his third nomination as the Republican Party’s presidential candidate heading into November’s election.

The new gag order states that Trump cannot make himself or direct others to make any statements targeted at witnesses, court staff, or members of Bragg’s prosecution team and their role in the case.

In February, the Manhattan District Attorney pushed for Judge Merchan to limit the former President’s speech rights, arguing Trump had a history of comments designed to undermine his legal opponents. Bragg specifically pointed to instances of Trump referring to disgraced attorney Michael Cohen as a “liar” and “a rat.”

Last week, a federal judge dismissed Cohen’s attempt to end early his supervised release stemming from earlier convictions for fraud and lying to Congress. He argued his testimony against Trump constituted grounds to end the conditions of his release. In his ruling against the request, U.S. District Court Judge Jesse Furman called Cohen’s legal reasoning “perverse.”

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New York Judge Juan M. Merchan, who just issued a fresh gag order prohibiting former President Donald Trump from mentioning prosecutors, jurors, and witnesses in the Manhattan hush-money trial, has a daughter with a far-left activist history who has posted images of President Trump behind bars. show more

REPORT: British Army Would Run Out of Munitions 10 Days Into a Full War.

In a recent parliamentary session, former armed forces minister John Spellar said the British army would deplete its munitions in only ten days during a full-fledged war.

“The minister rightly speaks about the ability to sustain fighting, he knows that an exercise conducted with the Americans showed that the British Army would run out of munitions within ten days,” said Spellar.

Although current armed forces minister James Heappey insisted that Britain’s “armed forces remain fearsome,” he admitted that the “armed forces do need reinvestment in their ability to sustain themselves at a war-fighting level.” Heappey continued: “[W]e’re now in a pre-war era and so it’s the responsibility of this Government and those who follow to reinvest in that necessary war-fighting capability.”

Spellar’s and Heappey’s comments come as the UK — along with numerous other nations, including the U.S. — has been supplying significant amounts of munitions to Ukraine to sustain its war with Russia. The British Army’s lack of preparedness for a full-scale war could become a serious problem for the country, as Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that continued NATO interference in Ukraine could spark a war.

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In a recent parliamentary session, former armed forces minister John Spellar said the British army would deplete its munitions in only ten days during a full-fledged war. show more

Historic ‘Soldiers’ Home’ is Being Turned Over to Migrants.

Officials in Boston, Massachusetts, are converting the Old Chelsea Soldiers’ Home into accommodation for illegal aliens, as American communities struggle to absorb Joe Biden’s southern border crisis.

Announced by the office of Democrat Governor Maura Healey, the decision follows existing migrant shelters hitting full capacity.

Approximately a hundred migrant families will occupy the Soldiers’ Home, founded in 1882 and formerly used to care for veterans. The Emergency Assistance Director, Scott Rice, claimed migrant families would need to prove their commitment to moving towards self-reliance.

However, whistleblower accounts from people working at Massachusetts hotels hosting migrants indicate they are draining a vast amount of public resources. They are also eating up first responders’ time due to “daily” incidents involving “fights, guns, drugs, [and] overdoses.”

Massachusetts state reports indicate the projected spending on feeding migrants alone could hit one billion dollars by 2025.

The Bay State is not alone in struggling to deal with the migrant crisis, however.

In New York City, Mayor Eric Adams says migrants are poised to “destroy” the city — despite having previously endorsed sanctuary city policies and cheered when Biden halted border wall construction.

Denver, Colorado, is also struggling to meet migrant costs, and the Democrat mayor of Chicago, Illinois, is suing bus companies to stop them from bringing migrants to the city, despite its “sanctuary” status.

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Officials in Boston, Massachusetts, are converting the Old Chelsea Soldiers’ Home into accommodation for illegal aliens, as American communities struggle to absorb Joe Biden’s southern border crisis. show more

Trump SecDef Says Jan 6 Committee Threatened Him Into Silence.

Christopher Miller, an Acting Secretary of Defense under Donald Trump, says he was threatened into silence by the Jan 6 Committee.

Miller says members of the committee, led by Democrats with the assistance of two ‘Never Trump’ Republicans, intimidated him into silence after he made media appearances and described how the Trump administration pushed for the National Guard to be deployed ahead of Jan 6.

The Jan 6 Committee, which tried to deny Trump authorized National Guard deployment, sent Miller’s lawyer “legalistic” missives suggesting he could be “re-interviewed” if he had “additional information he wants to share.”

“It was more that latent threat of: ‘If you want to keep going on TV, we’re gonna drag you in here again for additional hours of hearing testimony.’ So that was the nature of that whole thing,” Miller explained. “It was the latent threat of the government continuing to intrude into my life,” he added.

Miller said he believed Liz Cheney, who served as committee vice chairwoman, was its driving force, and pushed for him to be silenced because his testimony was a “serious threat to [her] narrative.”

“I didn’t talk about it with anybody else because of the fear or the concern,” Miller admitted.

“I wasn’t communicating with anybody, because I knew any interactions I had on it would result in me having to… acknowledge that I’d been in communications with other people. And then that just sort of opens up a whole can of worms with the investigators that I just didn’t want to do,” he admitted.

“It was much easier just to not be involved with anybody or talk to anybody about this stuff because it was going to cause conflict and difficulties with the investigating team, so I didn’t talk to other people, quite simply.”

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Christopher Miller, an Acting Secretary of Defense under Donald Trump, says he was threatened into silence by the Jan 6 Committee. show more

The FDA Will Remove Its Snarky Ivermectin Tweets.

In a major win for health freedom, the FDA agreed to remove social media posts as part of a settlement in a lawsuit brought by three doctors accusing it of interfering in their ability to prescribe Ivermectin to treat COVID-19.

A quick refresher: During the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, some doctors and researchers believed Ivermectin could be a useful treatment for the virus. But they were immediately met with widespread condemnation from the U.S. health bureaucracy.

  • In one tweet, the FDA falsely suggested the drug was not meant for humans, writing: “You are not a horse. You are not a cow. Seriously, y’all. Stop it.”
  • In a second tweet, it said: “Hold your horses, y’all. Ivermectin may be trending, but it still isn’t authorized or approved to treat COVID-19.”
  • Both tweets linked to an FDA website that said Ivermectin “was used for large animals like horses and cows, which weigh a lot more than we do.”

The lawsuit: In June 2022, doctors Mary Talley Bowden, Paul R. Marik, and Robert L. Apter sued the FDA, citing U.S. laws that say the FDA “may not interfere with the authority of a health care provider to prescribe or administer any legally marked device to a patient for any condition or disease within a legitimate health care practitioner-patient relationship.”

Victory: The doctors settled their lawsuit after the FDA agreed to remove both tweets and the article referenced above.

  • Dr. Bowden responded, saying: “The damage the FDA inflicted will linger, but future patients are now protected from one meaningful government intrusion into their medical care.”

The truth about Ivermectin: It’s an antiparasitic medication that has been used to treat humans across the world since the 1980s. It’s estimated that over 2.5 billion doses have been administered since its discovery.

  • Its discovery was so impactful that it earned the Nobel Prize in 2015.

This article is adapted from the free ‘Wake Up Right’ newsletter, which you can subscribe to here.

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In a major win for health freedom, the FDA agreed to remove social media posts as part of a settlement in a lawsuit brought by three doctors accusing it of interfering in their ability to prescribe Ivermectin to treat COVID-19. show more

NYC Petitions to Allow Non-Citizens to Vote.

The New York City Council is petitioning the state’s highest court to reverse previous rulings overturning a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. Earlier this year, an appeals court designated the regulation unconstitutional. The legislation was set to grant nearly 800,000 green card possessors the right to vote in local elections.

“Today’s filing to appeal the Second Department’s recent decision seeks a determination from the state’s highest court that the law is consistent with the State Constitution, Election Law, and the Municipal Home Rule Law,” said City Council spokeswoman Rendy Desamours. “Empowering New Yorkers to participate in our local democratic process can only strengthen New York City by increasing civic engagement,” she asserted.

Staten Island President Vito Fossella, one of the lawmakers who filed the original challenge to the rule change, stated his intention to fight the Council’s efforts. “In plain English, the New York state constitution says only citizens have a right to vote in these elections,” Fossella said. “The city council has no authority to do what they didn’t,” he continued, adding: “We are going to be ready to do what we can.”
The February ruling against the law was the second time a court declared it unconstitutional. The law was initially struck down by the Staten Island Supreme Court in 2022.
The fight in New York comes as activists across the country are pushing to allow noncitizens to participate in U.S. elections. Last week, a federal judge in Washington, D.C., upheld a law allowing noncitizens in the district to vote in local elections. Earlier this month, a federal judge in Florida struck down a law banning noncitizens from registering voters.
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The New York City Council is petitioning the state's highest court to reverse previous rulings overturning a law allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections. Earlier this year, an appeals court designated the regulation unconstitutional. The legislation was set to grant nearly 800,000 green card possessors the right to vote in local elections. show more