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May 30, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
UK

WATCH: Leaked Video Shows Future UK Deputy PM Begging Muslims for Support.

A leaked video of Angela Rayner, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party in Great Britain, shows her pleading for support from Muslim community leaders in the upcoming British election, groveling she owes her seat in Parliament to them.

Rayner, who also joined Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer in kneeling to Black Lives Matter in 2020, faces a serious challenge in her Ashton-under-Lyne constituency (electoral district) from the Workers Party of Britain, led by George Galloway.

Galloway, a former Labour MP, returned to Parliament in a February by-election in Rochdale, an area with a sizeable Muslim population notorious for grooming gang activity. Galloway has long cultivated the Muslim community, campaigning on a platform that Labour was insufficiently anti-Israel and declaring, “This is for Gaza!” when he won the Rochdale seat.

In the video, Rayner says, “2019 was a very difficult year in Ashton. My voters were very upset with the Labour Party: I was with you, and you saw me over the line. You supported me. In seats that are similar to mine, people lost their seat — you were there for me, and I don’t believe I could have done that without you.” The Conservatives under then-Prime Minister Boris Johnson won the election in 2019 by a large margin.

Labour is now on course to oust the Conservatives in a landslide on July 4. However, Rayner will likely not be Deputy Prime Minister if she loses her seat.

“If me resigning as an MP now would bring the ceasefire [in Gaza] I would do it… We can’t affect anything when we’re not in government,” she begs, promising a Labour government will “recognize Palestine” as a state if it gains power.

“Qatar, Saudi Arabia, all of these people, we are all working to stop what’s happening at the moment,” she says — though she confesses Joe Biden has far more power to influence the Israel-Hamas war than any British government.

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A leaked video of Angela Rayner, Deputy Leader of the Labour Party in Great Britain, shows her pleading for support from Muslim community leaders in the upcoming British election, groveling she owes her seat in Parliament to them. show more
May 30, 2024
Media

200-Year-Old Newspaper Discontinues Daily Edition.

The Evening Standard announced it will discontinue its daily print edition and transition to a weekly publication. This decision marks a substantial shift for the London-based newspaper. Established in 1827, it became a free publication in 2009.

Staff were informed of the change via an email on Wednesday. The email explained that increased remote working and the availability of wi-fi on the London Underground negatively impacted the paper’s fortunes. The paper’s circulation has plummeted from 850,000 to 250,000 over the past five years, leading to losses of £84.5 million over six years. Speculation about the newspaper’s future had been circulating for some time.

The Evening Standard, originally named the Standard, had its first evening edition in 1859. In 2009, Russian businessman Alexander Lebedev and his son, Evgeny, acquired the publication. After the acquisition, the decision to distribute the paper for free saw circulation numbers rise from 250,000. Despite this, current circulation levels have dropped to around the same as pre-2009 levels.

Last year, a Bloomberg report indicated that new Standard editor Dylan Jones took the position with the understanding that the print edition would not be abandoned. Despite this, Jones recently admitted to the Press Gazette that he “never” reads printed newspapers.

The Lebedevs also bought the Independent in 2010 and ceased its print edition six years later. Wednesday’s email told staff at the Standard that the goal is to replicate the Independent’s success after it transitioned online in 2016. The communication emphasized that twelve million people access the Standard’s digital platforms monthly. Half of this traffic comes from outside London and overseas.

However, even online news organizations have been struggling of late. Earlier this week, it was reported that The Daily Beast is seeking to cut staff in order to reduce its overhead.

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The Evening Standard announced it will discontinue its daily print edition and transition to a weekly publication. This decision marks a substantial shift for the London-based newspaper. Established in 1827, it became a free publication in 2009. show more
May 29, 2024
News

Archaeologists Recently Found The Lost Artifacts of America’s First Soldiers.

Archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery in Colonial Williamsburg, uncovering barracks believed to have been constructed by the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Experts assert these barracks were built between 1776 and 1777 and were eventually razed by British forces under General Charles Cornwallis in 1781.

The find came as construction crews prepared a site for a new sports center on property managed by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation. Initial investigations by an archaeology team, guided by 18th-century maps and period documents, quickly showed the potential for an extraordinary historical revelation.

The four-acre site is already yielding valuable artifacts that shed light on the daily lives of Continental soldiers. Among the items recovered are bricks, an entire chimney base, various gun components, lead musket balls bearing toothmarks, high-quality ceramics, and personal belongings likely linked to officers.

“Archaeological evidence of continental barracks in Virginia is rare,” the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation highlighted in a blog post. “This site, occupied from 1777 to 1781, is particularly valuable since it was built and utilized solely for military purposes. Moreover, much of the site has remained largely untouched since its destruction.”

Only a small segment of the site has been excavated so far, prompting planners to adjust the location of the sports center to ensure future archaeological work can proceed. Archaeologists are optimistic about further discoveries, as the relatively undisturbed nature of the site promises more insights into 18th-century military life. The barracks were intended to accommodate 1,000 soldiers but ended up housing up to 2,000, along with 100 horses.

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Archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery in Colonial Williamsburg, uncovering barracks believed to have been constructed by the Continental Army during the American Revolutionary War. Experts assert these barracks were built between 1776 and 1777 and were eventually razed by British forces under General Charles Cornwallis in 1781. show more
May 29, 2024
Corruption
Health

We Might See Fauci’s COVID Texts, Soon…

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic sent a letter to Dr. Anthony Fauci requesting access to email and cell phone for information related to the origins of COVID-19, EcoHealth Alliance, and their investigation. The letter was sent by Republican Ohio Representative Brad Wenstrup, chairman of the select subcommittee.

In the letter, Wenstrup references the testimony of Dr. David Morens, a senior advisor at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Dr. Morens testified after the subcommittee uncovered evidence suggesting he may have obstructed investigations to protect Dr. Fauci. According to the letter, in June 2023, Morens appeared to circumvent potential Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests by using personal email instead of his work email. The letter further notes lawmakers’ questions about whether Morens destroyed federal records.

The letter states that newly discovered emails suggest Morens may have communicated with Dr. Fauci via email. When asked during a hearing if he sent any COVID-19 information to Fauci’s email, Morens responded, “I don’t remember.”

Wenstrup’s letter outlines the subcommittee’s investigation into the origins of COVID-19, including EcoHealth Alliance’s activities at the Wuhan Institute of Virology (WIV), their grant monitoring and enforcement, gain-of-function research, and potential efforts by officials to obstruct oversight.

“As a part of the probe, we are reviewing thousands of communications from your former Senior Scientific Advisor, Dr. David Morens. The Select Subcommittee possesses communications from Dr. Morens in which he suggests he sent you official congressional correspondence related to COVID-19 to your personal e-mail account and that he had a ‘secret back channel’ to you,” Wenstrup writes.

Wenstrup concludes the letter by requesting documents and communications in Fauci‘s custody, including records retained in personal emails, cell phones, or other electronic devices, as soon as possible. He called for a response by June 12 at the latest.

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The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic sent a letter to Dr. Anthony Fauci requesting access to email and cell phone for information related to the origins of COVID-19, EcoHealth Alliance, and their investigation. The letter was sent by Republican Ohio Representative Brad Wenstrup, chairman of the select subcommittee. show more
May 29, 2024
Wake Up Right
News
Politics

Hunter’s Stripper Baby Mama Releasing Tell-All Book.

Lunden Roberts, the former stripper with whom Hunter Biden had a child, is releasing a tell-all memoir that will be published before the 2024 election.

Details: The memoir will be titled “Out of the Shadows: My Life Inside the Wild World of Hunter Biden” and will reveal details about her relationship with Joe Biden’s troubled son.

The timing: The book will be published on August 20, during the week of the Democratic National Convention.

Back up: Back in 2017, Hunter Biden was in a relationship with Hallie Biden — his late brother Beau’s widow. During that relationship, he had an affair with a stripper (Lunden Roberts). In August 2018, Roberts gave birth to their child, Navy Joan Roberts.

Back to the book: The book’s description describes a “rollercoaster ride of a relationship, touching on the drug cook working in [Hunter’s company’s] kitchen, strip clubs where Hunter might try the pole himself… and dozens of other stories that make the laptop debacle seem routine.”

Grandpa Joe: Joe Biden didn’t publicly acknowledge his granddaughter until June 2023. During his first few years in the White House, he would hand stockings with all his grandchildren’s names but excluded Navy Joan.

That’s the Biden family in a nutshell. But the media wants you to believe the Trump family is the problem.

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

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Lunden Roberts, the former stripper with whom Hunter Biden had a child, is releasing a tell-all memoir that will be published before the 2024 election. show more
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May 29, 2024
News

Truth Social CEO Urges Probe into $DJT Stock Manipulation.

Trump Media Group CEO Devin Nunes is requesting an investigation into potential stock manipulation from Louisiana state officials. This move follows similar requests filed in Florida and the U.S. House Financial Services and Oversight Committees last month.

In a formal letter sent to Louisiana Office of Financial Institutions Commissioner Scott Jolly, Nunes pointed to “apparent manipulation” of Trump Media & Technology Group’s (TMTG) stock, which trades on the Nasdaq under the ticker symbol “DJT.” The company, known for its social networking platform Truth Social, started trading in late March.

Nunes highlighted that DJT has been listed on Nasdaq’s “Reg SHO threshold list” continuously since April 2, a list that can suggest illegal “naked” short selling of a security. “The anomalies surrounding the trading of DJT suggest the possibility of unlawful collusion among multiple market counterparties including, without limitation: prime brokers, clearing brokers, executing brokers, options market makers, hedge funds, custodian banks, and other fiduciaries,” Nunes said in the letter.

“Such collusion would violate not only federal law but also Louisiana law,” he added. Nunes urged Commissioner Jolly to launch an immediate investigation into whether the trading of DJT has violated Louisiana Securities Law. According to Nunes, these allegedly fraudulent actions may harm not only Trump Media but also local businesses and retail investors.

In his letter, Nunes suggested that Jolly consider seeking testimony and documents from entities such as Apex Clearing, StoneX Securities, and TradePro, which could have played roles in the alleged activities. The correspondence was also sent to Louisiana Attorney General Liz Merrill and Governor Jeff Landry‘s (R-LA) executive counsel Angelique Freel.

“I stand ready to assist your efforts in any way possible,” Nunes concluded, referencing previous letters sent to Members of Congress and Nasdaq officials regarding the issue.

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Trump Media Group CEO Devin Nunes is requesting an investigation into potential stock manipulation from Louisiana state officials. This move follows similar requests filed in Florida and the U.S. House Financial Services and Oversight Committees last month. show more
May 29, 2024
William Upton
Media

Disgusting Reporters Ate Sandwiches in NY Courtroom Toilets.

Members of the corporate media covering former President Donald J. Trump‘s Manhattan-based hush money trial engaged in some fairly disgusting habits in an effort to work around security and typical court restrictions.

Reporters would use the periodic breaks in the trial to rush to the courthouse bathrooms, where they’d eat sandwiches, do their business, and charge their phones and laptops. While some used the facilities for their intended purposes, other journalists — according to POLITICO — “shoved granola bars and peanut butter and jelly sandwiches into their faces before racing back to business.” Public bathrooms are known to harbor a plethora of harmful bacteria, including norovirus, salmonella, and even hepatitis A. Additionally, the act of flushing a toilet can disperse feces and urine microbes over five feet into the air, forming a plume of microscopic human waste that will eventually settle on the surrounding surfaces.

Many of the trial attendees, including several attorneys with the defense and prosecution, wore winter coats while sitting at their respective tables during the proceedings, as the chamber was frigidly cold. Former President Trump himself complained publicly about the freezing temperatures on several occasions, calling the courtroom an “icebox.”

Adding to the unhealthy environment created by a cold court and filthy journalists is the fact that the courthouse is undergoing significant remodels and reconstruction, which has led to asbestos abatements, a mess of scaffolding, and potentially toxic dust.

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Members of the corporate media covering former President Donald J. Trump's Manhattan-based hush money trial engaged in some fairly disgusting habits in an effort to work around security and typical court restrictions. show more
May 29, 2024
William Upton
Lawfare

REPORT: 8 Jurors ‘Definitely Hate Trump,’ & Hopes Hang on Just One.

Could a single juror save former President Donald J. Trump from a guilty verdict and possible prison sentence in his Manhattan-based hush money trial? That is the growing opinion of some corporate media outlets — as well as the anti-Trump website, The Bulwark. They claim that a single juror cast a friendly gaze at former President Trump and his attorneys and surrogates.

A single juror, if he or she can hold out against pressure from their fellow jurors and Judge Juan Merchan, would — in theory — force a hung jury and mistrial. “There are eight people on that jury who definitely hate Trump. If there’s one person who doesn’t, it’s [this] juror,” a court attendee told The Bulwark in an interview. A Trump-world ally noted: “Whenever our allies or elected officials are in the courtroom, [the juror] sort of gets animated.”

They added: “When [Sen. J.D. Vance] came to court, that [juror’s] face lit up. It wasn’t the only time.”

However, a single holdout would be under immense pressure to join the other jurors in a unanimous verdict. Judge Merchan is likely to use an “Allen charge” to send the jury back for further deliberations. The “Allen charge” is essentially the judge directing the jury to review the evidence again and reach a conclusive verdict of guilty or not guilty.

While some may be pinning their hopes on a single juror, even among the eight who appear to have a distaste for former President Trump, there could be surprises. Two of the jurors are attorneys by trade and may be unconvinced by the prosecution‘s weak case. Additionally, just because an individual expresses displeasure with someone doesn’t mean they are necessarily prepared to send them to prison.

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Could a single juror save former President Donald J. Trump from a guilty verdict and possible prison sentence in his Manhattan-based hush money trial? That is the growing opinion of some corporate media outlets — as well as the anti-Trump website, The Bulwark. They claim that a single juror cast a friendly gaze at former President Trump and his attorneys and surrogates. show more
May 29, 2024
Jack Montgomery
Education
Immigration
Media

The Atlantic Comes Out in Favor of Foreign Students Supporting Hamas.

The Atlantic magazine has attacked Donald Trump for saying he would deport anti-Israel foreign students rabble-rousing on behalf of Hamas, claiming such protests are “an essential element of American freedom.”

“One thing I do is, any student that protests, I throw them out of the country. You know, there are a lot of foreign students. As soon as they hear that, they’re going to behave,” Trump reportedly told donors earlier this month, stressing the need to stop the “radical revolution” gripping U.S. college campuses.

Atlantic staff writer David Graham branded the proposal “classic Trump: vindictive, nonsensical, disproportionate, and based on the assumption that deportation is the answer to America’s problems.”

Graham complained Trump was “[proposing] a penalty, deportation, not permitted for citizens.” He noted, “Americans can lose citizenship for treason, and naturalized citizens can be denaturalized for a small range of offenses,” but insisted “protesting U.S. foreign policy is not one [of them].”

He went on to allege Trump “has no problem violating… the basic civil rights guaranteed for other people by the Constitution.”

NO ‘TERRORIST SYMPATHIZERS ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES.’ 

Trump campaign spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt has said, “President Trump will side with Jewish Americans and American citizens, period, and he will not tolerate terrorist sympathizers on our college campuses.” She also said Joe Biden had “empowered antisemitic protesters destroying our college campuses and threatening to undermine our democracy.”

The campus crisis has become a major electoral issue for Biden. Most voters are appalled by the disruption and occasional violence and anti-Semitic attacks they involve, but segments of the Muslim and youth vote, critical demographics for the 81-year-old Democrat, believe he has been too pro-Israel.

“I condemn the anti-Semitic protests… I also condemn those who don’t understand what’s going on with the Palestinians,” Biden said in April, trying unsuccessfully to appease both sides.

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The Atlantic magazine has attacked Donald Trump for saying he would deport anti-Israel foreign students rabble-rousing on behalf of Hamas, claiming such protests are "an essential element of American freedom." show more
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May 29, 2024
William Upton
Lawfare

Judge Merchan Tells Jury They Need Not Be Unanimous On Predicate Crime.

In his instructions, Democrat-aligned Judge Juan Merchan told jurors that they do not have to agree unanimously on the underlying “predicate” crime to convict former President Donald J. Trump on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. The judge specifically told jurors they could split evenly 4-4-4 on which crime underlies the charges.

In order to prosecute the former Republican President, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg needed to produce an underlying crime tied to the 34 counts, which had already surpassed the statute of limitations. In addition, the underlying “predicate” crime — which must be a felony — also enhances the falsifying records charges from standard misdemeanors to felonies.

Throughout the trial, the prosecution never directly laid out a case regarding the underlying crime — on which their entire prosecution depends. Ostensibly, the federal crime that Bragg‘s team points to is a campaign finance violation. However, Biden‘s Department of Justice (DOJ) never pursued the charge, and the Federal Election Commission (FEC) never fined Trump or his campaign for any violation regarding the payments allegedly made to Stormy Daniels through Michael Cohen.

Former Department of Justice Assistant Attorney General Jeff Clark argued on X (formerly Twitter) that Judge Merchan‘s instructions “[violate] fair notice. And it’s not remotely fair notice to tell a criminal defendant—the jury can pick and choose its own crime.” Additionally, Clark contended that Merchan’s instruction “violates jury unanimity. Judge Merchan needs to acquaint himself with Ramos v. Louisiana from the U.S. Supreme Court. Maybe he missed it, but it is four years old at this point.”

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In his instructions, Democrat-aligned Judge Juan Merchan told jurors that they do not have to agree unanimously on the underlying "predicate" crime to convict former President Donald J. Trump on 34 felony counts of falsifying business records. The judge specifically told jurors they could split evenly 4-4-4 on which crime underlies the charges. show more