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Meghan
December 12, 2023
News

Lawmaker Proposes Law to Strip Freeloading Harry and Meghan of Royal Titles.

Conservative lawmaker Bob Seely has presented a bill aimed at stripping Prince Harry and his wife Meghan of their royal titles. Having abandoned their roles as “working royals” in order to pursue money-making ventures, Seely believes they should be “Mr and Mrs like the rest of us.”

“My Titles Deprivation 1917 Act Amendment Bill would allow a vote in Parliament to advise the ancient advisory Privy Council to strip a member of the royal family of their titles,” Seely explained.

“My aim is simple: if someone doesn’t want to be royal, that is a decision we respect – but they should not keep the titles and privileges if they trash an institution that plays an important part in our nation’s life.”

Harry and Meghan have not quietly stepped away from public life, instead aggressively pursuing celebrity careers. These have been fueled in large part by a steady drip of allegations against Harry’s family. Most recently, Harry and Meghan’s pet journalist Omid Scobie published a book in which King Charles III and Prince William’s wife Catherine were accused of speculating about the color of the couple’s son Archie in a racist way.

Meghan has a black mother and a white father. Her children both turned out to be white.

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Conservative lawmaker Bob Seely has presented a bill aimed at stripping Prince Harry and his wife Meghan of their royal titles. Having abandoned their roles as "working royals" in order to pursue money-making ventures, Seely believes they should be "Mr and Mrs like the rest of us." show more
hunter
December 12, 2023
Jake Welch
News

Hunter Biden Files Motion to Dismiss Gun Charge Indictments.

Lawyers on behalf of President Joe Biden‘s troubled son, Hunter, have filed several motions in a federal court to dismiss the charges brought against him in Delaware earlier this year.

Hunter’s legal team argued the charges, brought against him in September over a 2018 firearm purchase while he was still taking drugs, are “unprecedented, unconstitutional” and contravene the “sweeping immunity” of the diversion agreement  signed by the United States Department of Justice in July this year.

They also said the diversion agreement, which stopped him from purchasing or possessing a firearm and demanded he refrain from substance or alcohol use, remains binding and legally valid.

Another motion states the law used against Hunter is likely “unconstitutional” because prosecutors could not prove he was taking drugs when he bought a firearm. They cited the case of United States v. Daniels, which argues a sober individual can buy a gun in spite of previous drug abuse.

Hunter’s counsel went on to suggest Special Counsel David Weiss, appointed by former President Donald Trump in Delaware, was unlawfully appointed. “Not only did the Attorney General disregard the regulation requiring appointment of a Special Counsel from outside of the government; the Attorney General did not even select a Special Counsel from outside his own agency,” they claimed.

They added the charges represent “selective and vindictive prosecution” against Hunter Biden, with the Special Counsel succumbing to “political pressure to bring more severe charges.”

The charges are separate from the nine indictments on unpaid federal taxes brought against him last week.

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Lawyers on behalf of President Joe Biden's troubled son, Hunter, have filed several motions in a federal court to dismiss the charges brought against him in Delaware earlier this year. show more
December 12, 2023
Jack Montgomery
War
World

WATCH: Turkish Lawmaker Declares Israel Will Suffer ‘Wrath of Allah’, Immediately Collapses from Heart Attack.

A lawmaker in the Turkish parliament collapsed at his podium immediately after declaring Israel would suffer “the wrath of Allah”. Hasan Bitmez had been delivering a speech in the Turkish National Assembly when the heart attack struck him down.

“You will not escape the wrath of Allah,” the 54-year-old railed, before tumbling to the ground himself.

Fahrettin Koca, Minister for Health in the Turkish government, said Bitmez had become “disturbed” during his speech. He confirmed the lawmaker was in intensive care on a heart-lung pump following the incident.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, notionally a NATO ally of the West, is a fierce critic of Israel. He has condemned the Jewish State for its actions against Hamas since the October 7th terror attack on its territory. He characterized Israel’s operations as “the most treacherous attacks in human history” and condemned their “unlimited support from the West.”

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A lawmaker in the Turkish parliament collapsed at his podium immediately after declaring Israel would suffer "the wrath of Allah". Hasan Bitmez had been delivering a speech in the Turkish National Assembly when the heart attack struck him down. show more
December 12, 2023
Jake Welch
Immigration

Chicago Mayor Sues Bus Firms Driving Migrants To The Windy City.

Far-left Mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson has filed 55 lawsuits against what he calls “rogue” bus companies transporting illegal migrants from the southern border to the city.

The suits impact 77 buses accused of violating rules brought in by Mayor Johnson in mid-November about where and when coaches can arrive. Mayor Johnson’s new rules allow for just two buses carrying migrants to arrive every hour, and state that buses can only arrive between 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. The rules also require buses to ask for official approval to transport migrants. The city’s Department of Transportation has yet to receive any applications, however.

Chicago, however, “continues to welcome asylum-seekers but the city cannot safely and efficiently shelter migrants when bus companies, contracted by the State of Texas, flagrantly violate all safety measures that the city has put in place,” asserts Cassio Mendoza, a spokesman for Johnson.

Nearly 25,000 illegal migrants have arrived in Chicago since August 2022. City officials have been forced to build a winterized “base camp” for migrants living on the streets as well as clandestine facilities to hide the recent influx from local residents.

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Far-left Mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson has filed 55 lawsuits against what he calls "rogue" bus companies transporting illegal migrants from the southern border to the city. show more
blackrock
December 12, 2023
Jake Welch
News

Man Who Sent Death Threats to Vivek Ramaswamy Arrested.

Tyler Anderson, a 30-year-old New Hampshire man, was arrested last weekend after allegedly issuing death threats to Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and his political supporters.

The threats, including graphic violence, were allegedly sent in response to a message sent by Ramaswamy’s campaign to Anderson. Federal agents traced the threats back to Anderson’s phone and home address, leading to his arrest on Saturday.

Court documents reveal that Anderson confessed to sending threatening messages during an interview with an FBI agent. The documents also indicate that officials recovered multiple firearms and copies of threatening messages from Anderson’s phone.

If convicted, Anderson may face maximum penalties of up to five years in prison and a fine of up to $250,000. Ramaswamy expressed his gratitude to those who intervened to ensure safety following the arrest. “I’m grateful to the people on the front lines who work hard every day to make sure people like me and other Americans are kept safe,” he said.

Tricia McLaughlin, a spokeswoman for Ramaswamy, commended law enforcement for their swift response in handling the threats. However, she criticized media coverage. “We constantly hear about Jan. 6 and ‘violence’ and ‘extremism on the right’ from the media, but the same media goes silent when the target is a Republican,” she said.

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Tyler Anderson, a 30-year-old New Hampshire man, was arrested last weekend after allegedly issuing death threats to Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and his political supporters. show more
December 12, 2023
Election Integrity

West Virginia’s Elections Chief Says 2020 Was ‘Stolen By the CIA’.

West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner insisted once again on his claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election during a debate for West Virginia gubernatorial candidates last week, stating directly, “The election was stolen, and it was stolen by the CIA.”

Warner, a supporter of Donald Trump, provided two pieces of evidence to support his latest allegation.

Firstly, Warner cited Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Meta (formerly Facebook). Zuckerberg contributed $400 million towards grants to assist organizations in conducting the 2020 election during the COVID-19 pandemic. He perceives this financial support as unethical and claims it tipped the election’s scales.

Another piece of evidence that Warner offered is the testimony provided by Mike Morrell, former Deputy Director of the CIA. Warner notes that Morrell had acknowledged a conversation between Antony Blinken and the House Judiciary Committee. The conversation related to a controversial laptop that belonged to Hunter Biden. This occurred days before intelligence officials suggested it was Russian disinformation.

MSNBC lamented: “Yes, the man responsible for overseeing West Virginia’s system of elections argued, in apparent seriousness, that the Central Intelligence Agency secretly rigged the United States’ 2020 presidential election.”

The Secretary of State also marked the CIA and FBI, not Russia or Iran, as a major concern during his campaign. He said in a June campaign stop, “It’s our own CIA and FBI, that’s very hard for me to say, but that’s what they did in 2020—they lied to the American people.”

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West Virginia Secretary of State Mac Warner insisted once again on his claims of fraud in the 2020 presidential election during a debate for West Virginia gubernatorial candidates last week, stating directly, "The election was stolen, and it was stolen by the CIA." show more

Editor’s Notes

Behind-the-scenes political intrigue exclusively for Pulse+ subscribers.

RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
I confess this is the first time I’ve heard of Mac Warner but it’s nice to see someone with some backbone even when the media and state is harassing them to change their well-informed opinion about something
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I confess this is the first time I’ve heard of Mac Warner but it’s nice to see someone with some backbone even when the media and state is harassing them to change their well-informed opinion about something show more
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December 12, 2023
Media
News

Project Veritas CEO Hannah Giles, Who Replaced James O’Keefe, Steps Down.

Project Veritas CEO Hannah Giles has resigned effective immediately, after less than a year in the role. Giles cited “strong evidence of past illegality and past financial improprieties” as her reason for leaving. She further noted that she has contacted “appropriate law enforcement authorities” regarding her concerns.

Giles took over as CEO of Project Veritas earlier this year, assuming the position following predecessor James O’Keefe’s ouster. O’Keefe was reportedly sued by his former company over public statements he made about his exit. He has now established another organization, O’Keefe Media Group (OMG).

In August, Giles who has a long history with Project Veritas, admitted budget cuts were necessary due to the organization’s financial state. Balancing her professional responsibilities and being a homeschooling mother of three, Giles said she couldn’t stand by and “let the organization, our team, continue to fall into a financial condition that would block the mission”.

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Project Veritas CEO Hannah Giles has resigned effective immediately, after less than a year in the role. Giles cited "strong evidence of past illegality and past financial improprieties" as her reason for leaving. She further noted that she has contacted "appropriate law enforcement authorities" regarding her concerns. show more
December 12, 2023
War

Israel Confirms Use of U.S.-Origin White Phosphorous.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the use of white phosphorous smoke bombs in an attack on Dheira, a village near the Israeli-Lebanon border. The IDF has stated that these potent, U.S-supplied weapons – which cause thick smoke and severe burns – were utilized solely to create smokescreens and were not intended to target individuals or property. Reports indicate the October 16 white phosphorus bomb attack led to at least three hospitalizations and incineration of at least four houses.

The shelling barrage trapped residents inside their homes for hours, with many, like 29-year-old farmer, Uday Abu Sari, experiencing significant respiratory troubles due to the smoke. Fragments of the shells, made in Louisiana and Arkansas in 1989 and 1992, exhibited production codes identical to those used by Israel during a Gaza offensive in 2009. The IDF continues to stand by their statement that the phosphorous shells were used for creating smokescreens and not for targeting or causing fires, and that their actions were compliant with international law.

U.S. defense officials indicated they were aware of the reports and have expressed their concerns over the weapons use, insisting on the importance of adhering to international humanitarian law. This comes at a time when Congress is considering President Biden’s request for nearly $106 billion in aid for Israel and Ukraine. Human Rights Watch Executive Director, Tirana Hassan, has urged U.S. lawmakers to reassess military aid to Israel in light of the shelling incident.

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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the use of white phosphorous smoke bombs in an attack on Dheira, a village near the Israeli-Lebanon border. The IDF has stated that these potent, U.S-supplied weapons – which cause thick smoke and severe burns – were utilized solely to create smokescreens and were not intended to target individuals or property. Reports indicate the October 16 white phosphorus bomb attack led to at least three hospitalizations and incineration of at least four houses. show more
December 12, 2023
William Upton
Election Integrity

DATA: Near 20% Of 2020 Mail-In Voters Admit To Fraud, 1 in 10 Say They Were Offered Cash or ‘Reward’ for Ballot.

A huge number of voters who mailed in their ballot during the 2020 election have admitted to committing some type of voter fraud, according to stunning new data from Rasmussen.

  • Over 20 percent of respondents admitted to filing out a ballot for a friend or family member;
  • 17 percent said they signed someone else’s ballot with-or-without their permission;
  • Another 17 percent said they voted in a state where they are no-longer a permanent resident;
  • A stunning 1 in 10 respondents said they were offered “pay” or a “reward” for voting in 2020.

The admissions of voter fraud are especially concerning since the 2020 election saw a record-high number of mail-in ballots cast. The U.S. Census Bureau says 43 percent of voters cast their ballot by mail – more than double the number in 2016. Republicans have argued the relaxed election regulations made widespread and systemic acts of voter fraud easier, undermining the integrity of the 2020 results.

In response to accusations the election was swung to Democrats through voter fraud, President Joe Biden has stated, “…the 2020 election was the most scrutinized election ever in American history… No other election has ever been held under such scrutiny and such high standards.” Likewise, officials in the Biden government have repeatedly claimed 2020 was the most secure election ever.

In November, three Democrat candidates running in municipal elections were arrested on accusations of voter fraud, with one candidate allegedly offering $10 bribes for votes. The National Pulse reported earlier summer Michigan law enforcement raided a Democrat-linked consulting group as part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of systemic voter fraud in several localities.

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A huge number of voters who mailed in their ballot during the 2020 election have admitted to committing some type of voter fraud, according to stunning new data from Rasmussen. show more

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Behind-the-scenes political intrigue exclusively for Pulse+ subscribers.

RAHEEM J. KASSAM Editor-in-Chief
These are absolutely staggering numbers that would put many dictatorships and third world nations to shame
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These are absolutely staggering numbers that would put many dictatorships and third world nations to shame show more
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Yousaf
December 12, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
News
Politics
Religion
UK

Scotland’s Pakistani ‘First Minister’ Unilaterally Held Anti-Israel Talks With Turkey’s Erdogan, Against UK Policy.

Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has sparked a diplomatic row by holding an unauthorized meeting with the Turkish president. Yousaf, roughly equivalent to a U.S. state governor, is a Pakistani-heritage Muslim. He has been pushing the British government to back an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, and import thousands of Gazan refugees. Turkey’s Recep Tayyip Erdogan, nominally a NATO ally, also backs a ceasefire. He has branded the West’s support for Israel against Hamas “barbaric”.

By discussing a ceasefire with Erdogan at the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28), Yousaf breached diplomatic protocol. Foreign policy and defense are reserved to the British central government. Yousaf, as head of the devolved Scottish government, should not have met a foreign government representative without British government officials present.

With Yousaf’s party being left-separatist, it has long attempted to set up a parallel foreign policy. Foreign Secretary (Secretary of State) David Cameron has threatened to expel Scottish government officials from Foreign Office premises over the Erdogan breach, however.

Yousaf is no stranger to controversy in British politics. He swore his oath of allegiance in the Scottish Parliament in Urdu, the official language of his family’s native Pakistan. He also railed against the number of white people in Scotland while he was the government minister responsible for justice matters.

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Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf has sparked a diplomatic row by holding an unauthorized meeting with the Turkish president. Yousaf, roughly equivalent to a U.S. state governor, is a Pakistani-heritage Muslim. He has been pushing the British government to back an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, and import thousands of Gazan refugees. Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdogan, nominally a NATO ally, also backs a ceasefire. He has branded the West's support for Israel against Hamas "barbaric". show more