Saturday, November 22, 2025

NYT: Don’t Televise Trump Trials Because It Might Sway Public Opinion.

The New York Times has warned that allowing the public to watch Donald Trump’s Jan 6 trial on television may lead to a shift in public opinion in the former President’s favor. Instead, the paper insists Americans should get their information on the proceedings through “experts”, echoing former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo’s ludicrous claims after the release of the Hillary Clinton e-mails in 2016.

Author Nick Ackerman, a New York lawyer, claims the former president “could, through gestures or well-timed outbursts, try to use the broadcast to sway public opinion” – as if it would be wrong for a presidential challenger who believes his prosecution is politically motivated to make his case to the public – and undermine the trial’s supposed “solemnity”.

“Televising the Trump trials is no substitute for contemporaneous expert legal reporting and analysis to provide the public with real transparency,” he argues, suggesting that, rather than being able to watch the trial unfold directly and make their own judgments, the American people should have their information on it filtered through various partisan talking heads on networks like CNN and MSNBC – and perhaps New York Times guest essayists like himself, too.

Ackerman also cited his experience trying “mafia and organized crime cases” as a reason not to televise the trial, harping on themes such as “witness intimidation”.

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The New York Times has warned that allowing the public to watch Donald Trump's Jan 6 trial on television may lead to a shift in public opinion in the former President's favor. Instead, the paper insists Americans should get their information on the proceedings through "experts", echoing former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo's ludicrous claims after the release of the Hillary Clinton e-mails in 2016. show more
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Mass Shoplifting Event Organized on TikTok.

An impending ‘riot‘ in London, organized on the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok, is forcing the Metropolitan Police to ramp up patrols and deploy dozens of officers to the city center over the next 24 hours.

A post titled “Oxford Circus JD Robbery” appeared on TikTok earlier this week, encouraging people to participate in an “organized mass shoplifting event” on Wednesday, August 9, on Oxford Street – London’s main shopping district. The post featured the phrase, “Don’t come if you can’t run,” and even a dress code for the participants.

The London police force took to X (formerly Twitter) to announce their efforts to increase security in the area, stating, “we are aware of online speculation about opportunities to commit crime around Oxford Street… [a]nyone committing a crime can expect to be dealt with robustly.” The police have also put a dispersal order in place allowing authorities to arrest anyone who does not comply.

Far-left London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, too, said in a statement: “I’d encourage anybody who’s seen it not to go to Oxford Street. Do not allow yourself to be sucked into an area that could be [a] high crime area.”

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An impending 'riot' in London, organized on the Chinese-owned social media app TikTok, is forcing the Metropolitan Police to ramp up patrols and deploy dozens of officers to the city center over the next 24 hours. show more

WH Coke Came From ‘Biden Family Orbit’.

Cocaine found in the White House recently belonged to someone in the “Biden family orbit,” sources claim – and Joe Biden was given a suspect name by the Secret Service.

Three security sources “with direct knowledge of the incident” separately came forward to Soldier of Fortune magazine, with one telling editor Susan Katz Keating: “If you want the name, ask Joe Biden. He knows who it is.”

The President’s eldest son Hunter, a known crack addict, is supposedly not the culprit, as many suspected when the Secret Service abruptly closed its investigation into the drug find without any arrests “due to a lack of physical evidence”.

Former president Donald Trump was among those who expressed incredulity at the Secret Service’s supposed failure to find the person responsible for the cocaine drop, drawing on his personal experience with its agents and life in the White House.

“The White House has Security Cameras (far more than Mar-a-Lago!) all over the place, especially the location in question,” he wrote on his Truth Social platform.

“THEY 100% KNOW WHO IT IS. If they don’t release information, it means they destroyed the tapes & the Cocaine was for use by Hunter, & probably Crooked Joe, in order to give this total disaster of a President a little life and energy!”

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Cocaine found in the White House recently belonged to someone in the "Biden family orbit," sources claim – and Joe Biden was given a suspect name by the Secret Service. show more
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FEC Tells DeSantis 29% of His Donations Can’t Be Used in GOP Primary.

Ron DeSantis’s presidential campaign has been informed by the Federal Election Commission (FEC) that $2.6 million of his donations have been incorrectly labeled for use in the presidential primary, and must instead be only used for general election funds. This strips almost another 30 percent of campaign cash away from the Florida Governor’s coffers, already threatened by overspending and a drying up of donations.

The financial state of Ron DeSantis’s presidential campaign has many political observers wondering if the Florida Governor can even make it to the Iowa Caucuses in January.

According to FEC data, the DeSantis campaign had just over $9 million cash-on-hand at the beginning of July. However, the FEC letter detailing the incorrectly labeled donations also showed that actual cash-on-hand number was much lower, around $6.6 million – and there are some indications that the number may yet be even lower than that.

The lack of cash only compounds the set backs the DeSantis campaign has suffered over the past few weeks, culminating in the demotion of campaign manager Generra Peck on Tuesday, who is replaced by a 35-year-old Rubio-world lawyer who has never run a political campaign before.

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Ron DeSantis's presidential campaign has been informed by the Federal Election Commission (FEC) that $2.6 million of his donations have been incorrectly labeled for use in the presidential primary, and must instead be only used for general election funds. This strips almost another 30 percent of campaign cash away from the Florida Governor's coffers, already threatened by overspending and a drying up of donations. show more

Chelsea FC, With Millions of Young Fans, May Have PORN Shirt Sponsor Due to Govt Interference.

Chelsea Football Club – one of the largest soccer teams in the world with a fanbase of around 135 million people – may allow the OnlyFans-style porn website ‘My.Club’ to become the official sponsor of the team, even emblazoning the brand on the club’s t-shirt, in a £25 million ($31 million) per year deal.

The situation – which would see millions of young fans exposed to porn adverts emblazoned across the chests of their favorite players –  emerged as a result of the club’s ongoing crisis precipitated by the British government’s intervention in the team, with Putin-linked former owner Roman Abramovic being forced out at the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war.

The club has since played under a special government licence, though it could not sell merchandise, was subject to a transfer ban, and could not initially offer players new contracts. The club reported losses of £145.6 million as a result, which left it in the hands of a large corporate takeover led by the American businessman, Todd Boehly, backed by board member and government lackey Lord Daniel Finkelstein.

The story became stranger after the club signed Ukrainian player Mykhailo Mudryk from Ukrainian-based Shakhtar Donetsk for the wildly overpriced free of around $108 million. The Ukrainian club then used $25 million of the fee to fund the war in Ukraine. Chelsea went on to have one of their worst seasons ever in the 2022/23 season, finishing in 12th. Now, they may have to resort to pornographic sponsors.

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Chelsea Football Club – one of the largest soccer teams in the world with a fanbase of around 135 million people – may allow the OnlyFans-style porn website 'My.Club' to become the official sponsor of the team, even emblazoning the brand on the club's t-shirt, in a £25 million ($31 million) per year deal. show more
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‘F**k Off to France’, UK Tells Migrants Who Don’t Like Their Free Housing.

Conservative (Tory) Party Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson suggested illegal migrants dissatisfied with the quality of the free accommodation they are receiving at taxpayers’ expense should “f*ck off” back to France,” where most of them were staying before paying criminal people-smugglers to bring them across the English Channel on small boats.

“If they don’t like barges then they should f**k off back to France,” he said, referring to a floating hotel where the government is attempting to house some adult male migrants as a slightly cheaper alternative t proper land-based hotels.

“These people come across the Channel in small boats… if they don’t like the conditions they are housed in here then they should go back to France, or better not come at all in the first place,” he added.

The Tories have always had a captive minority of politicians like Anderson who, like the party’s voters, are more socially conservative and hold stronger views on issues like immigration than the party leadership.

Anderson has only been given a higher profile in the party recently, as Prime Minister Rishi Sunak seeks to deflect from the fact the Tories have achieved nothing in terms of stopping the growing boats crisis while massively increasing legal mass migration.

Many of the migrants supposed to be sent to the barge have already gotten out of it as a result of activist lawyers, usually taxpayer-funded, lodging appeals complaining their clients are “severely afraid of water” – somewhat unconvincingly, considering how many arrived in Britain by sea.

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Conservative (Tory) Party Deputy Chairman Lee Anderson suggested illegal migrants dissatisfied with the quality of the free accommodation they are receiving at taxpayers' expense should "f*ck off" back to France," where most of them were staying before paying criminal people-smugglers to bring them across the English Channel on small boats. show more

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‘Separate, But Equal’ – WaPo Wants Segregated Social Media for Black Americans.

The Washington Post is pushing for racially segregated social media use, suggesting Elon Musk’s takeover of ‘X’ (formerly Twitter) has given rise to a drastic increase in hate speech and racism directed at black Americans from so-called ‘right-wing and extremist accounts.’

An “exodus” of black Twitter users allegedly began after Musk opened up freedom of expression on the platform and removed X’s former content moderation against “misinformation, hate speech, and other harmful content,” the Bezos-owned paper claims, parroting the argument of a BBC reporter who previously made unsubstantiated claims of “hate speech” on Twitter to Musk.

“What Elon’s purchase of Twitter has successfully done is create a hostile environment for [Black] folks who were meeting in good faith, to connect and find community,” told Meredith Clark, professor of associate journalism at Northeastern University, to the newspaper.

The result has been to make – what the WaPo terms – “Black Twitter” a “digital diaspora” that requires another social media platform to launch social movements, such as Black Lives Matter.

Some of the potential new platforms for Black Twitter include recently-launched Threads, left-wing journalist favorite Mastodon, the “safety focused” Spoutable, Fanbase, and Spill, which has gained more than 100,000 users and aims to moderate potentially harmful content to the black community by “people and by algorithms trained to pick up on keywords.”

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The Washington Post is pushing for racially segregated social media use, suggesting Elon Musk's takeover of 'X' (formerly Twitter) has given rise to a drastic increase in hate speech and racism directed at black Americans from so-called 'right-wing and extremist accounts.' show more

Downgraded American Tanks Approved for Ukraine.

Joe Biden’s Pentagon has approved the transfer of a small batch of old M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, months after Volodymyr Zelensky requested them to strengthen his counter-offensive against Russian forces.

Reports indicate Biden had originally promised to send 31 of America’s newer M1A2 Abrams tanks to the Ukrainians, albeit stripped of the special uranium-reinforced armor which grants them superior protection, but this initial shipment will now be comprised of older M1A1 models, also stripped of their special armor.

“They are done,” Army Acquisition Chief Doug Bush said of the shipment. “Now they have to get to Europe, and then to Ukraine, along with all of the things that go with them. Ammunition, spare parts, fuel equipment, repair facilities. So you know, it’s not just the tanks, it’s the full package that goes with it. That’s still on track,” he added.

The American tanks are expected to arrive in Ukraine in September, likely too late to make any difference to Zelensky’s stalled counter-offensive. Western Challenger 2 and Leopard 2 heavy tanks supplied by European NATO members have already been in the field for months, with the latter sustaining significant losses.

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Joe Biden's Pentagon has approved the transfer of a small batch of old M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, months after Volodymyr Zelensky requested them to strengthen his counter-offensive against Russian forces. show more
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NYC Considers 2,000-Strong Migrant Tent City Near Riker’s Island.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams will establish a tent city on Randall’s Island in the middle of the East River of Manhattan, in an attempt to accommodate (and isolate) some of the illegal migrants now pouring into his “sanctuary city”. The news comes a week after the idea of a modern day “Hooverville” in Central Park received pushback.

“As the number of asylum seekers in our care continues to grow by hundreds every day, stretching our system to its breaking point and beyond, it has become more and more of a Herculean effort to find enough beds every night,” complained Adams, who was a strong supporter of mass migration until illegal aliens began moving from conservative-voting border states to his own backyard.

The city is finding it increasingly difficult (and expensive) to host migrants in hotels, and has resorted to using unusual facilities including a cruise ship terminal, an old police academy, and even the parking lot of a psychiatric hospital to accommodate them.

The East River tent city is intended to play host to around 2,000 migrants – but over 57,000 have arrived in New York City in 2023 alone.

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New York City Mayor Eric Adams will establish a tent city on Randall's Island in the middle of the East River of Manhattan, in an attempt to accommodate (and isolate) some of the illegal migrants now pouring into his "sanctuary city". The news comes a week after the idea of a modern day "Hooverville" in Central Park received pushback. show more
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AI Can HEAR Your Password Being Typed With Near 100% Accuracy.

Artificial intelligence (AI) can identify computer passwords with almost 100 percent accuracy by listening to the sound of keyboard keys being pressed over conference call apps like Zoom, according to new research published by Cornell University.

Researchers programmed an AI computer system to listen to the sound MacBook Pro keys being pressed over a phone and Zoom call, wherein the system began to quickly recognize the individual sound of each key. Within a short time, the system could accurately identify the sound of each key 95 percent of the time over the phone and 93 percent over Zoom.

As a result, the authors of the study have highlighted the potential risk of cyber attacks using the technology. Co-author of the study, Dr. Ehsan Toreini, admitted: “I can only see the accuracy of such models, and such attacks, increasing.”

The sentiment was shared by Professor Feng Hao of Warwick University, who recommended that people no longer type “sensitive messages, including passwords, on a keyboard during a Zoom call.” He added: “Besides the sound, the visual images about the subtle movements of the shoulder and wrist can also reveal side-channel information about the keys being typed on the keyboard even though the keyboard is not visible from the camera.”

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Artificial intelligence (AI) can identify computer passwords with almost 100 percent accuracy by listening to the sound of keyboard keys being pressed over conference call apps like Zoom, according to new research published by Cornell University. show more