The globalist establishment is preparing to fully reverse Brexit, never properly delivered in the first instance, by signing the United Kingdom up to “associate membership” of an expanded European Union (EU) concocted by France and Germany.
The proposals for a “four-tiered” European Union will reportedly be revealed as President Emmanuel Macron, currently in his second and final term, meets with Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the left-wing Labour Party which is widely expected to regain power from the Conservative (in name only) Party in Britain’s next general election, to be held no later than January 2025.
The outer tiers will cater to European states that are not “willing and/or able to join the EU in the foreseeable future” – a category that will cater to not only Britain but also polities such as Serbia, Kosovo, and possibly Ukraine, which have been unable to secure full membership due to territorial disputes and issues with corruption, amongst other problems.
“Associate membership” of the EU would entail making payments into the EU budget and submission to EU judges, in exchange for Single Market membership. This would of necessity entail submission to the Single Market’s regulations and Free Movement migration regime.
Nigel Farage has predicted that Sir Keir, a fierce EU loyalist during the Brexit referendum, will see to it that Brexit persists “in name only” within two years of a Labour government, in large part because the Conservatives have refused to meaningfully diverge from the bloc.
EU judges currently retain jurisdiction over Northern Ireland, for example, and the European Court of Human Rights – technically a non-EU body, but one all prospective EU members are required to submit to – retains jurisdiction over the entire country.
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The globalist establishment is preparing to fully reverse Brexit, never properly delivered in the first instance, by signing the United Kingdom up to "associate membership" of an expanded European Union (EU) concocted by France and Germany.
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A federal grand jury in Washington, D.C. convicted three individuals for “…a felony conspiracy against rights and a FACE Act offense” for protesting an abortion clinic – suspected of providing illegal late-term abortions – in the city. Two two of the defendants, Jean Marshall and Joan Bell are over 70 years old.
The FACE Act is a Clinton-era law prohibiting protestors from physically blocking access to an abortion clinic, crisis pregnancy center, or place of religious worship. Since the Supreme Court handed down its decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization – effectively overturning Roe v. Wade and returning the abortion question to the states – President Joe Biden’s Department of Justice (DOJ) has stepped up FACE Act prosecutions of pro-life protestors, seemingly in revenge.
According to the DOJ, Marshall, Bell, and the third defendant – 41 year old Jonathan Darnel – each face “a maximum of 11 years in prison, three years of supervised release, and a fine of up to $350,000.” For Marshall and Bell, the maximum prison sentence would be tantamount to a life sentence in prison for an over-exuberant protest.
In late August, five other pro-life activists were convicted of violating the FACE Act during the same protest. One of the protestors, Lauren Handy, had contacted the Washington Metropolitan Police Department after she removed five aborted fetuses from the clinic’s medical waste. According to Handy, the fetuses showed advanced stages of development indicating the clinic was engaging in late-term abortion – barred by federal law. The Washington D.C. medical examiner’s office said they had no plans to autopsy the fetuses. No charges against the clinic were pursued.
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A federal grand jury in Washington, D.C. convicted three individuals for "...a felony conspiracy against rights and a FACE Act offense" for protesting an abortion clinic – suspected of providing illegal late-term abortions – in the city. Two two of the defendants, Jean Marshall and Joan Bell are over 70 years old.
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The House of Representatives’s formal impeachment inquiry – announced last week by Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) – is set to begin on September 28th, according to the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability. The chairman of the committee, Rep. James Comer (R-KY), says he intends to subpoena Hunter Biden and other members of the Biden family as a part of the inquiry process.
“It’s an informative hearing where we’re going to have some experts in different areas of the law that can answer questions pertaining to specific crimes, as well as to educate and inform exactly what an impeachment inquiry is, and why you do an impeachment inquiry,” Comer said regarding what is being planned for the first hearing. The Committee has not yet released a finalized list of who will be testifying at the first hearing.
Two individuals who figure to play a large role in the inquiry are President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, and the President’s brother, James Biden. Both members of the Biden family will receive subpoenas as early as this week. Both are alleged to have helped then-Vice President Joe Biden abuse his public office to profit from foreign business deals.
The Oversight Committee, according to Speaker McCarthy, will be working with the Ways and Means Committee and the Judiciary Committee. What role each committee will play in the inquiry is not yet finalized, though Rep. Comer indicated that he expects those details to be agreed upon soon, adding: “Once all of the I’s are dotted and T’s are crossed, I expect to issue a subpoena for Hunter and James Bidens’ personal bank records.”
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The House of Representatives's formal impeachment inquiry – announced last week by Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) – is set to begin on September 28th, according to the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability. The chairman of the committee, Rep. James Comer (R-KY), says he intends to subpoena Hunter Biden and other members of the Biden family as a part of the inquiry process.
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Critics of former President Donald J. Trump have suggested his approach to abortion is less than desired, citing clipped videos from an interview with Meet the Press, and fundamentally attempting to misrepresent his position and history on the subject.
The self-declared “most pro life president in US history” explained that he now prefers to leave the matter up to the states, and to “sit down with both sides… and negotiate something, and we’ll end up with peace on that issue for the first time in 52 years.”
This, after all, was the entire point of the Dobbs ruling, and indeed the U.S. Constitution. But critics who now demand a federal ban have turned on Trump in recent days. Those same critics, hardly coincidentally, are also vocal supporters of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s presidential aspirations.
Using an issue like abortion in a primary against Trump is not just underhanded, it’s also embarrassing for them when confronted with Trump’s record.
1. Roe v. Wade
Trump’s most notable achievement on abortion actually came after he left office. Namely, to have the United States Supreme Court remove Roe v Wade‘s constitutional protections in June 2022, by having appointed several conservative justices to the court.
Indeed, Trump oversaw the appointment of over 150 conservative justices while President, including 43 U.S. Court of Appeals judges and 99 District Court judges. Roe’s overturning alone makes him the most pro-life president in U.S. history, but the ruling itself Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization – itself guarantees the matter is returned to the people’s representatives, not federal agencies.
2. Removing Support and Funding for Planned Parenthood.
The Trump administration permitted states to defund Planned Parenthood of Title X funds in 2019, leading to a 63 percent reduction in “family planning” visits as well as a $809.4 million funding cut from the program. The move was recognized as a “major policy win for social conservatives looking to prohibit access to abortion.”
The former President overturned Obama-era and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) rules to allow states to withhold or cut funding for Planned Parenthood within the first few months of his presidential term in 2017.
Trump also made it a requirement for health insurance companies to disclose if plans cover abortion and even canceled huge contracts for taxpayer-funded experimentation with body parts of aborted babies.
3. Department of Health for Human Services.
Trump introduced a new division at the HHS devoted to “conscience and religious freedom” in 2018, enabling healthcare workers to refuse to undertake specific roles, such as birth control or abortion, based on their religious convictions.
Under his oversight, the HHS published an updated five-year plan between 2018-2022, in which it dedicated its operations to “protecting the life of all Americans at every stage of life, beginning at conception.”
4. Changing America’s International Stance on Abortion.
The Trump administration cut off all overseas funding for abortions and announced that there is no international right to abortion at a United Nations meeting in 2019.
The U.S., under Trump’s leadership, further removed funding for the pro-abortion United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), which has been “complicit in China’s oppressive population control activities, including birth limitation policies and forced abortions,” according to SBA Pro-life America.
That primary challengers would now try to hurl accusations of being “pro abortion” at Trump is self-evidently ludicrous. Especially since none of them were complaining when the above achievements were being racked up.
It speaks to something far darker at the heart of Never Trumpism, to use an issue like this as a cudgel against a man with the best record of any president, living or dead.
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Critics of former President Donald J. Trump have suggested his approach to abortion is less than desired, citing clipped videos from an interview with Meet the Press, and fundamentally attempting to misrepresent his position and history on the subject.
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Women exposed to toxic “forever chemicals (PFAS)” found in everyday household items, such as furniture, cookware, packaging, and cosmetics, run an increased risk of developing multiple cancers, according to a study funded by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The study – published in the Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology on Sunday – found that women who developed breast, ovary, skin, and uterus cancer had significantly high levels of forever chemicals in their bodies.
Those exposed to high levels of a particular chemical known as PFDE (long chain per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances) were twice as likely to have had a previous melanoma diagnosis.
Notably, the researchers did not observe similar outcomes among men, and discovered differences among racial groups. Connections between PFAS and ovarian and uterine cancers were predominantly among white women, whereas phenol chemicals and breast cancer were more common in non-white women.
“People should care about this because we know that there is widespread human exposure to these chemicals and we have documented data on that,” stated assistant professor of environmental health at the USA Kreck School of Medicine Max Aung.
“These chemicals can increase the risk of various different health outcomes and they can alter your biological pathways … That is important to know so that we can better prevent exposures and mitigate risks,” Professor Aung added.
Forever chemicals were also found to be present in just under half of all U.S. drinking water earlier this year. PFAS are known as forever chemicals due to their inability to break down very slowly, if ever.
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Women exposed to toxic "forever chemicals (PFAS)" found in everyday household items, such as furniture, cookware, packaging, and cosmetics, run an increased risk of developing multiple cancers, according to a study funded by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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A new AIDS memorial in Palm Springs, California is stirring controversy, due to its similarity to an orifice which is often people’s first point of contact with the disease.
From one side, the $500,000 memorial looks like a generic, donut-like modernist sculpture engraved with a swirling pattern – but from the other side it resembles an anus.
“The backside of the proposed memorial looks like a graphic depiction of the backside of a human being,” said local activist Gene Brake.
“That’s definitely a butthole,” remarked one social media user.
While HIV and AIDS can be contracted through vaginal sex and needle-sharing, they are most commonly contracted through male-on-male anal sex, with gay and bisexual men accounting for a grossly disproportionate share of the infected.
The lifetime risk of contracting HIV for gay men is one in six, rising to one in four among gay Latino men and an astonishing one in two among gay black men, according to data from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC).
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A new AIDS memorial in Palm Springs, California is stirring controversy, due to its similarity to an orifice which is often people's first point of contact with the disease.
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England’s second-largest city is erecting a 16-foot tall statue weighing a metric ton and depicting a woman in a hijab, in celebration of Islamic veils that are often compulsory in Muslim-majority states.
“The Strength of the Hijab is a piece which represents women who wear hijabs of the Islamic faith, and it’s really there because it’s such an underrepresented part of our community, but such an important one,” said sculptor Luke Perry, a white, non-Muslim man.
“They need visibility, it’s so important,” he added.
The sculpture shows a grim-faced, strangely geometric, and mostly disembodied woman wrapped in a headscarf, perched upon a plinth reading: “It is a woman’s right to be loved and respected whatever she chooses to wear.”
It has drawn criticism online because wearing the hijab, or more restrictive face veils such as the niqab and burqa, as often not a choice in Islamic countries, with women facing arrest for wearing hijabs improperly or not at all, or vigilante attacks by Muslim men throwing acid in their faces.
The Strength of the Hijab was designed by renowned sculptor Luke Perry and will be installed in the Smethwick area of Birmingham in October pic.twitter.com/aawbAMhFsz
While the BBC and other establishment media outlets have avoided disclosing the cost of the piece, local reports say an estimated £25,000 (~$31,000) was spent on it. Legacy West Midlands, which commissioned the sculpture, is a registered “charity” that receives much of its funding from the state, including around £130,000 (~$160,000) in government grants and contracts over the last three years.
Birmingham is one of several English cities where the white British population is now in a minority, along with the capital of London, Manchester, and Leicester.
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England's second-largest city is erecting a 16-foot tall statue weighing a metric ton and depicting a woman in a hijab, in celebration of Islamic veils that are often compulsory in Muslim-majority states.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has set his sights on the Joe Biden regime after an impeachment effort led by state house Democrats and enabled by their RINO colleagues ended in total exoneration, allowing him to return to work and continue executing a MAGA law enforcement agenda.
“I can promise the Biden Administration the following: buckle up because your lawless policies will not go unchallenged. We will not allow you to shred the Constitution and infringe on the rights of Texans. You will be held accountable,” he vowed after he was cleared, a point he reiterated on Monday:
Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who ordered House impeachment managers to disclose previously withheld “evidence” against Paxton after reporting by The National Pulse, has now ordered a full audit of the investigation and trial of the Attorney General.
“Millions of taxpayer dollars have been wasted on this impeachment,” the Lieutenant Governor complained immediately following Paxton’s trial, which he presided over in his capacity as President of the Senate.
“The Speaker [Dade Phelan] and his team rammed through the first impeachment of a statewide official in Texas in over 100 years while paying no attention to the precedent the House set in every other impeachment,” he lamented.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has set his sights on the Joe Biden regime after an impeachment effort led by state house Democrats and enabled by their RINO colleagues ended in total exoneration, allowing him to return to work and continue executing a MAGA law enforcement agenda.
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Ron DeSantis’s “rapid response director”, Christina Pushaw, has viciously attacked a leading pro-life campaigner – Frank Pavone – for supporting Donald Trump, saying it “makes sense” that he is no longer a priest after a campaign by the far-left saw the Vatican defrock him for being an outspoken conservative.
Pavone, 64, is one of the highest-profile pro-life campaigners in America, and as director of the Priests for Life group was one of the highest profile Catholic clergyman in America prior to being removed from the priesthood. Pushaw, despite claiming to be a pro-life Catholic, now says she had never heard of him.
Pushaw is best known for her libertarian political positions and work as a registered foreign agent for a top Zelensky ally. She is close friends with homosexual surrogate fathers Dave Rubin and his “husband” David Janet, and has declared herself as “in favor of” illegal immigrant “dreamers”. Despite this, she felt comfortable attacking Pavone for his support for Donald Trump.
The Vatican, under Jesuit liberal Pope Francis, long persecuted Pavone for his political views, ordering him to step down from the Catholics for Trump advisory board in 2020 and finally defrocking him in late 2022 for disobedience to his liberal bishop.
Pavone had often been critical of Joe Biden, Nancy Pelosi, and other allegedly Catholic Democrats who promote abortion, and has described the bishops who lobbied against him as “Democrat loyalists”. Pavone’s supporters have often compared his harsh treatment by the Vatican to that of Rev. James Martin, another Jesuit whom the Pope has repeatedly promoted despite the fact he advocates for gay marriage and other LGBTQ priorities in defiance of Catholic teaching.
Pavone explained his position on Trump’s abortion remarks at length as Pushaw and the DeSantis campaign were attacking him, observing that Trump is “running a campaign in which he’s trying to help his party, our party, speak in a politically effective way on this issue.”
“Now, I’m not saying that justifies compromising morally – it doesn’t,” he continued. “You don’t compromise morally, you become politically wise. Jesus himself said it, you’ve got to be wise as serpents… because you look at what you’re trying to accomplish, you consider where your audience is, and you say, let me talk about this persuasively to lead them from point A to point B.”
Polls show Americans oppose abortion up to birth, supported by many Democrats and legal in Democrat-led Washington D.C. and multiple Democrat-led states – but only a minority support restrictions earlier than 12 weeks with no exceptions for rape.
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Ron DeSantis's "rapid response director", Christina Pushaw, has viciously attacked a leading pro-life campaigner – Frank Pavone – for supporting Donald Trump, saying it "makes sense" that he is no longer a priest after a campaign by the far-left saw the Vatican defrock him for being an outspoken conservative.
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Ray Epps – a key January 6th figure who has bizarrely escaped justice for years despite admitting to having “orchestrated” much of it – has finally been charged by the Department of Justice (DOJ).
On or about January 6, 2021, within the District of Columbia, JAMES RAY EPPS, SR. did knowingly, and with intent to impede and disrupt the orderly conduct of Government business and official functions, engage in disorderly and disruptive conduct in and within such proximity to, a restricted building and grounds—that is, any posted, cordoned-off, and otherwise restricted area within the United States Capitol and its grounds, where the Vice President was and would be temporarily visiting—when and so that such conduct did in fact impede and disrupt the orderly conduct of Government business and official functions, and attempted and conspired to do so. (Disorderly or Disruptive Conduct in a Restricted Building or Grounds, in violation of Title 18, United States Code, Section 1752(a)(2)).
Violation of 1752(a)(2) can be a simple misdemeanor, with a maximum sentence of one year in prison. The charging document, however, states the charge is a felony charge, significantly raising the maximum jail time. NBC News reports the charge is a misdemeanor with Epps likely planning to enter a plea deal.
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Ray Epps – a key January 6th figure who has bizarrely escaped justice for years despite admitting to having "orchestrated" much of it – has finally been charged by the Department of Justice (DOJ).
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