John Oliver, host of Last Week Tonight, has publicly offered Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas $1 million a year to immediately resign from his position. In a recent episode, Oliver presented this offer, in addition to a $2.4 million motor home, as a real proposition in an attempt to make connections to old, left-wing allegations about Thomas’ financial ties.
In his typically unfunny fashion, Oliver – who was unable to make it on the UK comedy circuit and so emigrated to the United States – ranted for two minutes about the benefits of a recreational vehicle before demanding Justice Thomas respond within 30 days.
Oliver made it clear that he alone is funding the offer, with lawyers from his HBO network doubtless balking at the concept.
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“Get the f*ck off the Supreme Court!” John Oliver offers Clarence Thomas a luxury motor coach, and $1 million a year, to resign from the Supreme Court. (Video: HBO) pic.twitter.com/LUVD6zC5o3
John Oliver, host of Last Week Tonight, has publicly offered Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas $1 million a year to immediately resign from his position. In a recent episode, Oliver presented this offer, in addition to a $2.4 million motor home, as a real proposition in an attempt to make connections to old, left-wing allegations about Thomas' financial ties.
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National Geographic named Wyn Wylie — a drag queen and environmental activist performing under the name ‘Pattie Gonia‘ —one of its nine “Travelers of the Year.” Mr. Gonia has previously been caught attempting to groom children on behalf of the North Facebrand.
Wylie describes himself as an “intersectional environmentalist, drag queen, and advocate for inclusivity in the outdoors” who works to “uplift LGBTQIA+ people and other underrepresented groups in the outdoors.”
The drag queen’s brand of ‘environmentalism,’ however, is less about protecting the environment and more about pushing far-left extremist ideas. Wylie co-founded The Outdoorist Oath, a non-profit that promotes an “action-based commitment for planet, inclusion, and adventure.” The group asks its members to take an oath recognizing “that systemic oppression is real and that hatred, discrimination, and biases marginalize people.”
The radical group hosts activist workshops it calls “Stretch Sessions,” including one about so-called white supremacy. In an online resource for its “white supremacy” workshop, the group states its desire to “make you think critically about the role White Supremacy plays into your experience in the outdoors, whether you’re white or BIPOC.” It asserts that “[c]onfronting our white supremacy… is a necessary step in creating a more inclusive and equitable outdoors.”
In another online resource on “racial literacy,” the organization peddles inaccurate information about race, falsely claiming that race isn’t a verifiable biological fact. “The concept of ‘race’ was created through pseudo-science to justify the displacement and exploitation of peoples globally,” it claims. “Today, we know race isn’t real in biological terms.”
The group also issued a statement on the ‘genocide’ of Palestinians that asserts Israel is a ‘colonizing’ and ‘imperial’ power. “The work we do at Outdoorist Oath would not be needed if it weren’t for the long-lasting and ongoing negative effects of colonization and imperialism,” it reads. “The struggles for the liberation of our planet and its people, are one in the same [sic].”
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National Geographic named Wyn Wylie — a drag queen and environmental activist performing under the name 'Pattie Gonia' —one of its nine "Travelers of the Year." Mr. Gonia has previously been caught attempting to groom children on behalf of the North Face brand.
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Law enforcement in California has seized 110 packages holding some 720,000 fentanyl pills weighing a total of more than 158 pounds. The narcotics were seized from a vehicle stopped in Alpine, San Diego County, after “an investigation determined that the individual was driving a vehicle containing a large quantity of fentanyl.”
The pills were branded as M-30s, sometimes known as “blues” — a type of pill containing 30 mg of oxycodone hydrochloride. It has become common for narcotics, including marijuana, to be laced with fentanyl by drug dealers, partly to increase its addictive power and partly because fentanyl is relatively cheap to manufacture. Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) special agent Towanda Thorne-James recently warned fentanyl is now in “everything we seize.”
The increase in Americans taking fentanyl, sometimes without their knowledge, has greatly increased overdose deaths. San Diego County suffered 815 fentanyl deaths in 2022, up a remarkable 785 percent on the figure for 2018. (Full statistics on overdose deaths for 2023 are currently unavailable.)
Donald Trump has warned the ongoing border crisis is exacerbating the fentanyl crisis, due to illegal aliens trafficking narcotics themselves or taking time and resources away from border officials that might otherwise be used to tackle drug trafficking.
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Law enforcement in California has seized 110 packages holding some 720,000 fentanyl pills weighing a total of more than 158 pounds. The narcotics were seized from a vehicle stopped in Alpine, San Diego County, after “an investigation determined that the individual was driving a vehicle containing a large quantity of fentanyl.”
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Humza Yousaf, the left-separatist First Minister of Scotland, is taking a vacation in Qatar, the Gulf dictatorship that hosts the most senior leaders of the Hamas terror organization.
Whether Yousaf, roughly equivalent to a U.S. state governor, intends to meet with the Qatari or Hamas leadership is unclear, but he has previously been reprimanded for holding unauthorized talks on the Israel-Hamas war with the President of Turkey.
He has previously argued a peace deal should be brokered through the Qataris. While his official stance on Hamas is that their terror raid on October 7th was an “atrocity,” he vowed the Scottish government would keep sending money to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine (UNRWA), whose staff participated in the attack, after the British central government withdrew its funding.
Yousaf is married to a Palestinian and had relatives in Gaza when the current conflict began. He is lobbying for Gazan migrants to be imported to the United Kingdom in general and Scotland in particular en masse, as Afghans and Syrians were in recent years.
Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf complained that Scotland was too white.
Humza Yousaf, the left-separatist First Minister of Scotland, is taking a vacation in Qatar, the Gulf dictatorship that hosts the most senior leaders of the Hamas terror organization.
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The Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the State of Tennessee over a law classifying prostitution by individuals who knowingly have human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) as committing ‘aggravated prostitution’ — a felony offense — claiming it violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Individuals charged with the ‘aggravated prostitution’ felony are required to register with the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry.
According to the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, the Tennessee law and its enforcement are discriminatory. The DOJ alleges that requiring felony offenders to register with the state’s sex offender registry detrimentally impacts the individuals’ ability to find gainful employment. It also claims it violates their right to privacy by publicly disclosing their HIV status.
Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, appointed in 2021 by President Joe Biden to head the DOJ’s Civil Rights Division, argued in a statement: “The enforcement of state criminal laws that treat people differently based on HIV status alone and that are not based on actual risks of harm, discriminate against people living with HIV.” According to Clarke, the Tennessee law is based on “outdated science and misguided assumptions” that subject those with HIV “to a different system of justice.”
Clarke’s Civil Rights Division has spearheaded some of the Biden government’s more radical and progressive policy pursuits. Last year, Clarke announced she would pursue legal action against financial institutions and banks that reject credit claims made by illegal migrants due to their immigration status.
You literally cannot make this up.
Biden’s DOJ has filed a lawsuit against the state of Tennessee because they made it illegal for prostitutes to knowingly spread HIV.
The Biden Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the State of Tennessee over a law classifying prostitution by individuals who knowingly have human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) as committing 'aggravated prostitution' — a felony offense — claiming it violates the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Individuals charged with the 'aggravated prostitution' felony are required to register with the Tennessee Sex Offender Registry.
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The Economist magazine has disgustingly suggested that the union of first cousins might not be as detrimental as previously believed. The publication highlights this point in the context of an ongoing population decline in the United States, exacerbated by the current pandemic and declining birth rates. The article cites Robin Bennett, Director of Genetic Counseling at the University of Washington Department of Medicine, who states that the genetic risks associated with first-cousin marriages are minimal and similar to those presented by any other couple.
“The law against first-cousin marriage is a major form of discrimination,” says Bennett.
The Economist claims the Bible does not explicitly forbid relationships between cousins, and notes historical instances of such unions, including Charles Darwin, who married his first cousin in 1839. It concedes, however:
“The Darwins had ten children, but three of them died during childhood and three of his surviving children never had any offspring with their spouses. Some historians surmise that the children suffered from genetic abnormalities due to their parents being closely related—the families of Darwin and his wife had a long history of intermarriage.”
Despite attempting genetic reassurances, The Economist recognizes the cultural taboo in Western society. Due to the social awkwardness of such familial dynamics, many couples involved in consanguineous relationships reportedly choose not to disclose their situation.
“Yet despite the fairly low genetic risk for most couples, the “ick” factor prevails in Western culture,” it says.
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The Economist magazine has disgustingly suggested that the union of first cousins might not be as detrimental as previously believed. The publication highlights this point in the context of an ongoing population decline in the United States, exacerbated by the current pandemic and declining birth rates. The article cites Robin Bennett, Director of Genetic Counseling at the University of Washington Department of Medicine, who states that the genetic risks associated with first-cousin marriages are minimal and similar to those presented by any other couple.
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Ukraine’s new head of the armed forces, Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi, announced the withdrawal of Ukrainian units from the eastern city of Avdiivka following four months of attacks from Russia. The strategic location has seen heavy fighting, with overwhelming Russian forces leaving Ukrainian troops outnumbered and outgunned. While the loss of Avdiivka is a significant setback in the ongoing conflict, Gen Syrskyi has claimed his strategy prioritizes the preservation of life over territorial control.
Avdiivka’s fall marks Moscow’s biggest victory since Ukraine’s failed counteroffensive last year. Despite considerable losses, Russia has been able to exploit its larger population and military force to replenish its ranks in the conflict more effectively than Ukraine. Gen Syrskyi’s controversial defensive tactics, which prioritize minimizing casualties, have come under scrutiny after Avdiivka and another Ukrainian city, Bakhmut, fell into Russian hands.
The shifting tides of the Ukrainian-Russian conflict are reportedly being influenced by global politics and resource availability. A refusal by U.S. taxpayers to continue funding a losing war, specifically a $95bn aid package for Ukraine that remains unsigned in the U.S., is said to have contributed to the retreat plans. The state of the conflict and the apparent eastern creep of Russian control continue to raise questions about Ukraine’s ability to effectively resist Russia’s campaign of aggression.
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Ukraine's new head of the armed forces, Gen Oleksandr Syrskyi, announced the withdrawal of Ukrainian units from the eastern city of Avdiivka following four months of attacks from Russia. The strategic location has seen heavy fighting, with overwhelming Russian forces leaving Ukrainian troops outnumbered and outgunned. While the loss of Avdiivka is a significant setback in the ongoing conflict, Gen Syrskyi has claimed his strategy prioritizes the preservation of life over territorial control.
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Ninety-year-old Fran Itkoff, a dedicated volunteer for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in California, was dismissed for not understanding how to use woke gender pronouns.
The details:Itkoff was dismissed for failing to “abide by [the MS Society’s] Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion [DEI] guidelines” and put her pronouns in her e-mail signature.
Itkoff said:“I was confused. I didn’t know what it was and what it meant.”
Back up:Itkoff volunteered with the MS Society for 60 years and received multiple awards for her dedication before her forced exit. She was inspired to volunteer after her husband was diagnosed with the condition.
Her dismissal: A few days later, Itkoff received an e-mail telling her to “step down” from her volunteer role for failing to comply with the company’s DEI policies.
The e-mail reads: “Unfortunately, based on the situation, we have made the difficult decision to have you step down from your volunteer position, effective immediately.”
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic autoimmune disease affecting the brain and spinal cord, leading to nerve damage that causes physical and cognitive impairments.
The final wordgoes to Itkoff’s daughter, Elle Hamilton, who told Chaya Raichik (aka @LibsOfTikTok):
“It’s ironic, because they are saying they are inclusive, but they are excluding a 90-year-old disabled woman who has volunteered for 60 years.”
Fox News host Emily Compagno blasted President Joe Biden for being too soft on Russia, and for not being enough of a war hawk as far as the Ukraine war goes. Compagno says the president is not doing enough to assist Ukraine, even arguing that the ‘strings attached’ nature of the U.S. aid advances Russian interests and leaves Ukraine in a precarious position.
I underscore that because every dollar we have given to Ukraine has come with a condition that has only resulted in Ukraine being further hamstrung. Just like Israel, we have dictated that they cannot attack Russia uncertain fronts in certain cities.
We have given them conditions with certain tanks and armaments and whatever. So we are essentially saying here, be grateful for this, but this will not do the job. And in doing so, we further Putin’s interests.
Fox News host Emily Compagno blasted President Joe Biden for being too soft on Russia, and for not being enough of a war hawk as far as the Ukraine war goes. Compagno says the president is not doing enough to assist Ukraine, even arguing that the 'strings attached' nature of the U.S. aid advances Russian interests and leaves Ukraine in a precarious position.
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Far-left Judge Arthur Engoron has ordered President Donald J. Trump to pay almost $355 million dollars in the Democrat case against the former president in New York. The ruling also prohibits certain members of the Trump Organization from doing business in the Empire State. President Trump will appeal the judgment.
Trump’s sons, Don Jr. and Eric Trump, were also ordered to pay $4 million each.
New York Attorney General Letita James had pleaded with the state to order Trump to pay at least $370 million.
Speaking earlier this week, Trump lawyer Alina Habba remarked: “I don’t have high hopes; I do believe that there is some ethics left. I hope that Judge Engoron sees through this, but… I’ve been on weeks and weeks and weeks of trial in New York, and the corruption runs deep; the Trump Derangement Syndrome frankly runs even deeper.”
Judge Engoron is a Democrat donor whose “co-judge” law clerk, Allison Greenfield, has attended events endorsing AG James, a Democrat, and Joe Biden.
This story is developing.
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Far-left Judge Arthur Engoron has ordered President Donald J. Trump to pay almost $355 million dollars in the Democrat case against the former president in New York. The ruling also prohibits certain members of the Trump Organization from doing business in the Empire State. President Trump will appeal the judgment.
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