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October 8, 2023
Jake Welch
Media
News

Murdoch Journo ‘Sorry’ After Hailing ‘Bravery, Intensity’ of Hamas.

A journalist for the Murdoch-owned newspaper The Times has referred to Hamas’ violent incursion into Israel by describing the terror group’s “bravery, intensity, and incredible ability…” while interviewing an Israeli diplomat just hours after the attack.

Chloe Tilley, a presenter for Times Radio as well as the British Broadcasting Corporation, later apologized, blaming an incorrect choice of words due to “four hours of live broadcasting.”

Alon Pinkas, the diplomat with whom Tilley spoke, was forced to “correct [her] English” and referred to Hamas’ “audacity” after it launched the assault that has already seen hundreds of Israelis dead and kidnapped and thousands injured as a result.

Pinkas further explained, “[Hamas militants] are coming from the sea, they are coming from the air, they are coming on the ground and are killing children and civilians: so there is not much bravery in doing that.”

Hamas, the organization governing the Gaza Strip, has been designated a “terrorist organization” by dozens of countries throughout the world, including the United States and the 27 countries comprising the European Union.

Tilley’s remarks were quickly criticized by many online, with the Conservative Member of Parliament Brendan Clarke-Smith arguing, “I’m not sure I’d describe what [Hamas] is doing right now as ‘brave’ either [Chloe Tilley].”

The National Pulse reached out to Ms. Tilly for comment, whereupon she highlighted a statement made on X (formerly Twitter) yesterday: “Four hours of live broadcasting sometimes we choose the wrong words in the moment but I’m always willing to acknowledge it.”

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A journalist for the Murdoch-owned newspaper The Times has referred to Hamas' violent incursion into Israel by describing the terror group's "bravery, intensity, and incredible ability..." while interviewing an Israeli diplomat just hours after the attack. show more
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October 8, 2023
Jake Welch
News
World

Biden Wants Whopping $100Bn Aid Package for Ukraine.

The Biden government is planning a whopping $100bn aid package for Ukraine, in an effort to fund the war until the 2024 presidential election and avoid any potential impasse with Republican congressmen.

Biden himself is expected to ask Congress to provide Ukraine with the amount that would nearly double America’s existing commitments of over $113 billion over four congressionally-approved war packages since the war began in February 2022.

The idea is apparently “firmly supported by many throughout the administration,” according to one Biden official, who added, “[s]upporters of Ukraine want this to be a one-and-done big bill, and then not have to deal with it until after the next election.”

Biden will, however, wait until a new Speaker of the House is appointed until any deal is finalized, with voting set to begin later this week.

The Biden government is currently considering a range of options to secure funding for the war, such as using a State Department grant program to send additional military aid.

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The Biden government is planning a whopping $100bn aid package for Ukraine, in an effort to fund the war until the 2024 presidential election and avoid any potential impasse with Republican congressmen. show more
October 8, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News
Politics

DeSantis Lost 6 Points After GOP Debate, Now Ties Vivek.

Ron DeSantis, who has heavily criticized Donald Trump for declining to participate in GOP primary debates hosted by hostile networks, has lost six points since the most recent contest hosted by Fox and Univision.

National numbers from DeSantis-friendly pollster WPA puts the Florida Governor a distant second, on 13 percent – tied with the previously unknown Vivek Ramaswamy, who has been the candidate most vocally sympathetic to Trump. The former president leads the two by 35 points.

Nikki Haley, who supposedly had a breakout performance at the last debate, with legacy media in America and Britain touting her as Trump’s new chief rival, has actually lost a point, and sits in fourth place on eight percent, just behind Chris Christie.

Haley pushed Ramaswamy hard during the debate, criticizing him for using TikTok to try and reach younger voters and declaring “we can’t have TikTok in our kids’ lives” – though it later turned out her own daughter posts to the Chinese social media platform.

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Ron DeSantis, who has heavily criticized Donald Trump for declining to participate in GOP primary debates hosted by hostile networks, has lost six points since the most recent contest hosted by Fox and Univision. show more
October 8, 2023
Jake Welch
Media
News
World

Mike Pence Blames Hamas Terror on Trump, Vivek, and DeSantis?

Former Vice President Mike Pence has bizarrely suggested that his Republican opponents in the 2024 nominee race – former President Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis – are responsible for Hamas’ violent terrorist incursion into Israel over the weekend.

Pence made the remarks during an interview with CNN on Sunday, initially blaming President Joe Biden’s foreign policy on issues ranging from Afghanistan to the Iran nuclear deal before taking aim at his GOP adversaries.

“I also believe this is what happens when we have leading voices like Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Ron DeSantis signalling retreat from America’s role as leader of the free world. What happened in Ukraine was an unprovoked invasion by Russia, what happened this weekend was an unprovoked invasion by Hamas into Israel,” claimed Pence.

The former Vice President has become increasingly critical of Donald Trump’s populist policies in recent weeks, despite himself having worked side-by-side with the 45th President throughout the administration. He even claims that Trump’s populism is a “road to ruin.”

Pence’s presidential campaign has hitherto completely failed to get off the ground, and has not been able to poll consistently higher than five percent.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence has bizarrely suggested that his Republican opponents in the 2024 nominee race – former President Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis – are responsible for Hamas' violent terrorist incursion into Israel over the weekend. show more
October 8, 2023
Jake Welch
News
World

Israel Formally Declares War, First Time Since 1973.

Israel’s government has confirmed the country is “at war” with Hamas after the nation’s security council voted in favor of invoking Article 40 Aleph for the first time since the Yom Kippur War in 1973.

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu’s office announced the nation’s armed forces are now able to undertake “significant military activities” as a result.

Terrorist organization Hamas launched a surprise attack on Israel on Saturday, claiming the lives of up to least 600 Israelis so far, with thousands suffering severe injuries and many believed to be hostages.

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Israel's government has confirmed the country is "at war" with Hamas after the nation's security council voted in favor of invoking Article 40 Aleph for the first time since the Yom Kippur War in 1973. show more
October 7, 2023
William Upton
News
Politics

Biden is Now Blaming the Media For His Awful Economy.

President Joe Biden blamed the media for American discontent with his handling of the economy while fielding press questions on the September jobs report at the White House on Friday.

“You all are not the happiest people about what you report. You get more legs when you report something negative,” Biden said. “I think [Americans] know they’re better off financially than they were before. It’s a fact,” he concluded, before going on to make a strange point about throwing a dog in a lake.

Recent polling on the economy has been abysmal for the 80-year-old Democrat, who is ostensibly seeking re-election in 2024.

Two weeks ago a Washington Post-ABC News poll found just 30 percent of Americans approve of the Biden economy. For the first time in 32 years, Republicans lead Democrats – 53 to 39 percent – on the question of who would handle the economy better in Gallup’s tracking poll. A late-September Marquette Law School poll showed 52 percent of voters think former President Donald would better handle the economy – only 28 percent said Biden would handle it better.

Despite the Biden White House repeatedly claiming Americans are better off financially now than ever before under, mounting evidence suggests unease about the state of the economy is justified. Under Biden, nearly two-thirds of Americans are living paycheck-to-paycheck. Home mortgage rates have soared to the highest levels in 23 years. In August, credit rating agency Fitch downgraded its AAA U.S. government debt rating to AA+.

Biden’s decision to center his campaign on the success of “Bidenomics” increasingly looks like a blunder. Fears over the state of the economy is driving down support for Democrats across key constituencies, including among Black and Hispanic voters. In a historic speech in Michigan, Trump made the case for “patriotic protectionism” – a relentless effort to reshore jobs from China and combat foreign trade manipulation.

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President Joe Biden blamed the media for American discontent with his handling of the economy while fielding press questions on the September jobs report at the White House on Friday. show more
October 7, 2023
News
World

Hundreds Feared Dead After Afghanistan Earthquakes.

Two 6.3 magnitude earthquakes struck Afghanistan on Saturday, resulting in the deaths of hundreds, according to a spokesperson for the country’s national disaster authority. The United States Geological Survey reported the 6.3 magnitude, with an epicenter located 40 kilometers (24.8 miles) northwest of Herat city. An aftershock measuring 5.5 magnitude was also recorded.

Residents of Herat reported at least five quakes around noon, local time, prompting them to evacuate their homes and seek safety. The World Health Organization dispatched ambulances. Videos shared on social media revealed hundreds of people gathered outside their homes and offices in Herat. Telephone connections have been disrupted, hampering communication. Local media reports the quakes were also felt in neighboring Afghan provinces of Farah and Badghis, as well as in parts of Iran.

Abdul Ghani Baradar, the Taliban-appointed deputy prime minister for economic affairs, offered his condolences to the victims of the earthquakes in Herat and Badghis. This incident follows a powerful earthquake in June 2022, which resulted in the deaths of at least 1,000 people and injuries to approximately 1,500 more in eastern Afghanistan.

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Two 6.3 magnitude earthquakes struck Afghanistan on Saturday, resulting in the deaths of hundreds, according to a spokesperson for the country's national disaster authority. The United States Geological Survey reported the 6.3 magnitude, with an epicenter located 40 kilometers (24.8 miles) northwest of Herat city. An aftershock measuring 5.5 magnitude was also recorded. show more
October 7, 2023
Breaking
News
World

War: 100+ Israelis, 200+ Palestinians Dead After Surprise Attacks by Hamas & Response.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel is at war after Hamas militants launched a surprise attack against the nation and its citizens in the early morning hours.

Netanyahu ordered a mobilization of reserves and promised a forceful response that the enemy has not experienced before.

Hamas militants are believed to have killed at least 100 people in the overnight raid which has also seen a large number of kidnappings of Israeli citizens, some of whom are thought to have been dragged over the Gaza border.

Reports suggest a whopping 700 injured, with militants breaking through the border at key points to launch their sneak attack which also included thousands of rockets.

The Israeli response is believed to have killed over 200 Gazans so far, with thousands believed injured.

The Associated Press reports:

The Israeli military struck targets in Gaza in response for some 2,500 rockets that sent air raid sirens wailing constantly as far north as Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, some 80 kilometers (50 miles) away. It said its forces were engaged in gunfights with Hamas militants who had infiltrated Israel in at least seven locations. The fighters had sneaked across the separation fence and even invaded Israel through the air with paragliders, the army said.

“The United States unequivocally condemns the unprovoked attacks by Hamas terrorists against Israeli civilians,” said U.S. National Security Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson said in a statement.

“There is never any justification for terrorism. We stand firmly with the Government and people of Israel and extend our condolences for the Israeli lives lost in these attacks,” she added.

Former President Trump released a statement Saturday morning: “These Hamas attacks are a disgrace and Israel has every right to defend itself with overwhelming force. Sadly, American taxpayer dollars helped fund these attacks, which many reports are saying came from the Biden Administration. We brought so much peace to the Middle East through the Abraham Accords, only to see Biden whittle it away at a far more rapid pace than anyone thought possible. Here we go again.”

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has declared that Israel is at war after Hamas militants launched a surprise attack against the nation and its citizens in the early morning hours. show more
Stop Trump Summit
October 7, 2023
William Upton
News

NYC ‘Stop Trump Summit’ to Feature Far Leftists, Never Trumpers, and… Robert DeNiro?

The American far-left is increasingly panicked about the return of President Donald Trump to the White House, with The New Republic magazine hosting “The Stop Trump Summit” next week in New York City. The conference, taking place at The Great Hall at Cooper Union, is being billed with the tag line: “Can American Democracy Survive the 2024 Election?”

According to the conference website, speakers include a myriad of detractors and critics of President Trump ranging from far-Left ideologues, to establishment Democrat power-players, and NeverTrump “Republicans”. The conference’s closing speakers will include actor and celebrity Robert De Niro.

American Federation of Teachers president Randi Weingarten and degenerate leftist blogger Molly Jong-Fast are slated to kick off the conference next Wednesday. Jong-Fast is the granddaughter of writer and dedicated communist Howard Fast. The elder Fast joined the Communist Party USA in 1943. When he was brought before the the House Committee on Un-American Activist in 1950, Fast refused to give up the names of communist collaborators. Charged with Contempt of Congress, he spent three months in prison. In 1953, Fast was awarded the Stalin Peace Prize by the Soviet Union.

New York University professor of History and Italian studies, Ruth Ben-Ghiat, will speak on “Trump and American Fascism.” Ben-Ghiat recently compared former President Trump to Adolf Hitler for comments he made in opposition to Biden’s handling of the border crisis during an interview The National Pulse’s editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam. Disgraced lawyer Michael Cohen will purportedly discuss the DOJ, New York, and Georgia prosecutions of Trump.

Several prominent NeverTrumpers will make appearances including Miles Taylor, author of the infamous anonymous New York Times op-ed claiming to be a high-level staffer who was part of ‘the resistance’ within the Trump administration. In reality, when most of the purported events described by Taylor occurred, he was merely an advisor at the Department for Homeland Security – a role that would not have given him the sort of access to President Trump that he claimed.

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The American far-left is increasingly panicked about the return of President Donald Trump to the White House, with The New Republic magazine hosting "The Stop Trump Summit" next week in New York City. The conference, taking place at The Great Hall at Cooper Union, is being billed with the tag line: "Can American Democracy Survive the 2024 Election?" show more
October 6, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Culture
News

LISTEN: ‘There Ain’t No Rock and Roll’ Song Rips Music Industry for Big Pharma Sellout.

Five Times August have dropped a powerful new track taking aim at the music industry and singling out performers including Mick Jagger, John Legend, and the Foo Fighters by name, for selling out to Big Pharma and the lockdown agenda during the Wuhan virus pandemic.

The song laments “there ain’t no rock and roll, and the blues has lost its soul; all the punks gave the man control, and every pop star’s bought and sold,” with accompanying news clippings and other imagery serving to trash the “Big Pharma sellouts” who demanded vaccinated-only crowds and towed the government line amid Covid hysteria.

Five Times August pulled no punches against the “Big Pharma whores, shillin’ for a check,” accusing them of having completely abandoned their anti-establishment, rebellious posture when it counted: “All the suits lick the boots of the government, what they sang they never meant.”

Details in the music video underline the point, recalling standout episodes such as the Kaiser Chiefs (or “Pfizer Chiefs”) leading crowds with cries of: “Let me hear it if you’ve had the Pfizer vacine! Let me hear it for Moderna! AstraZeneca!”

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Five Times August have dropped a powerful new track taking aim at the music industry and singling out performers including Mick Jagger, John Legend, and the Foo Fighters by name, for selling out to Big Pharma and the lockdown agenda during the Wuhan virus pandemic. show more