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December 3, 2023
Jake Welch
War
World

Paris Terror Suspect Declared ISIS Support, Was Jailed in 2016 for Terror Offenses, But French Govt Says He Has ‘Psychiatric Disorders’.

The main suspect in Saturday’s terror attack in Paris has been named as Arman Rajabpour-Miyandoab, who was imprisoned for terror-related offenses in France in 2016, and has been in contact with multiple other Islamic terrorists, according to reports.

Rajabpour-Miyandoab, a 26-year-old French national of Iranian descent, killed one and injured another two as he screamed “Allah-hu Akbar!” this weekend. He was previously jailed for plotting a terrorist attack in the Paris’ business district of La Defense in 2016. He received a four-year sentence and lived with his parents after his release.

The suspect released a video shortly before the attack in which he declared himself a supporter of ISIS and pledged his allegiance to Caliph Abu Hafs, leader of the “Islamic State” terror faction. Rajabpour-Miyandoab confessed to launching the attack to “avenge Muslims” and said he could not watch “Arabs being killed in Afghanistan and Palestine.”

French Interior Minister Gerald Darmian told the press, “He is known to the intelligence and justice services… He had already wanted to carry out violent action but had been arrested before being able to do it.”

“He is being monitored as a person with very significant psychiatric disorders. He was also under psychiatric and neurological treatment,” Darmian added.

Before his imprisonment, Rajabpour-Miyandoab was reportedly in contact with jihadist fighters who had traveled to Syria to fight for ISIS. He allegedly also communicated with Abdoullakh Anzorov, who was responsible for beheading French teacher Samuel Paty in 2020.

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The main suspect in Saturday's terror attack in Paris has been named as Arman Rajabpour-Miyandoab, who was imprisoned for terror-related offenses in France in 2016, and has been in contact with multiple other Islamic terrorists, according to reports. show more
December 2, 2023
Crime
News

Derek Chauvin Stabber is Ex FBI Mole Who Said He Did It For BLM.

A 52-year-old man identified as John Turscak, a former FBI informant, stabbed former police officer Derek Chauvin 22 times with an “improvised knife,” according to court documents filed on December 1.

The incident occurred in the law library at the Federal Correctional Institution Tucson on November 24 around 12:30 p.m., the day following Thanksgiving known as Black Friday. Turscak informed the FBI upon waiving his Miranda rights that he had considered assaulting Chauvin for a month but denied any intent to kill.

Prosecutors have stated that Turscak’s “Black Friday attack” on Chauvin served a symbolic purpose, linking it to the Black Lives Matter Movement and the “black hand” symbol connected to the Mexican Mafia criminal organization. Turscak has been charged with four different counts, including assault using a dangerous weapon and assault with the intention to kill. Post the stabbing incident, he was transferred to an adjacent federal penitentiary in Tucson where he remains in custody. There is no record of a lawyer listed for Turscak in the court docket.

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A 52-year-old man identified as John Turscak, a former FBI informant, stabbed former police officer Derek Chauvin 22 times with an "improvised knife," according to court documents filed on December 1. show more
December 1, 2023
William Upton
Corruption

The Jan 6 Committee Depositions Have Been Destroyed, Reveals Congressman.

Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) says the video depositions of witnesses for the Democrat-controlled January 6 Committee – including Cassidy Hutchinson among others – have been destroyed. According to Loudermilk, Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) – who chaired the partisan committee – did not believe preserving the video data was necessary.

Loudermilk says when he asked Thompson for the files, the Democrat Congressman confirmed to him they had been destroyed. Expressing frustration with these actions, Loudermilk said, “…according to House rules, you have to preserve any data and any information and documents that are used in an official proceeding.”

The revelation of the deposition tape destructions came after Rep. Loudermilk says he was asked by a constituent for information from one sitting. The Congressman’s staff quickly realized something was amiss when they were unable to locate the tapes. This prompted the Georgia Republican to ask Rep. Thompson for his committee’s original files.

According to Loudermilk, because Rep. Thompson and House Democrats aired portions of the video depositions during the January 6 Committee hearings, House Rules required the Committee to preserve the tapes. Undeterred, Rep. Loudermilk says he still believes the complete video of witness depositions “exists somewhere.”

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Rep. Barry Loudermilk (R-GA) says the video depositions of witnesses for the Democrat-controlled January 6 Committee – including Cassidy Hutchinson among others - have been destroyed. According to Loudermilk, Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) – who chaired the partisan committee – did not believe preserving the video data was necessary. show more
December 1, 2023
Jake Welch
News

19 AGs Object to Biden WH Proposal That Could Ban Christians Fostering Children.

Nineteen Republican Attorney Generals from across the United States have written a letter to the Biden government demanding it backtracks on a proposed rule that would effectively ban Christian parents from fostering children.

The policy proposal, introduced by the Children and Families Administration in September this year, demands that children who self-identify as LGBT be placed in homes that “facilitate the child’s access to age-appropriate resources, services, and activities that support their health and well-being.”

If the proposal is implemented, “individuals and organizations of faith will be discouraged from beginning or continuing to provide foster care services because they will be penalized for their beliefs and excluded from helping large numbers of foster children,” the letter states.

The Attorney Generals explain the move is likely unconstitutional, since it indirectly reverses the Supreme Court ruling in Fulton v City of Philadelphia, which found in 2021 that Christian adoption agencies could not be excluded from government programs because they believe a child should be in a home with a mother and father.

They also highlighted the potential risk of minors being housed with males identifying as females, as the rule would require children to be placed in a home consistent with their gender identity. The result “would needlessly create potentially dangerous situations for children.”

“The proposed rule infringes on the freedom of religion and the freedom of speech, fundamental rights preserved by the First Amendment… [and] will harm children, harm families, and harm States, all to advance an ideology,” the Attorney Generals concluded.

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Nineteen Republican Attorney Generals from across the United States have written a letter to the Biden government demanding it backtracks on a proposed rule that would effectively ban Christian parents from fostering children. show more
December 1, 2023
William Upton
News

Florida GOP Chairman & DeSantis Ally Accused of Sexual Battery By Alleged Ménage à Trois Partner.

Florida Republican Party chairman and Governor DeSantis ally Christian Ziegler is reported to be under law enforcement investigation after a woman filed a complaint with the Sarasota Police Department claiming he raped her. The Florida Center for Government Accountability says a police report – while heavily redacted – includes accusations of “rape” and “sexual battery.”

The complaint, filed on October 4th, states the incident allegedly occurred inside the woman’s home in Sarasota. According to the woman, she had been a participant in a long-term and consensual sexual relationship with both Ziegler and his wife Bridget – a co-founder of the ‘Moms for Liberty’ group also close with the Florida Governor.. The report indicates Mr. Ziegler and his accuser were alone at her residence when the alleged rape and sexual battery took place.

Uncorroborated reports state the Sarasota Police Department executed a search warrant for the Florida Republican Party chairman’s smartphone. The woman also claims Ziegler often filmed their dalliances with both her and his wife.

The Sarasota Police Department has confirmed a complaint was filed against Ziegler, but declined to confirm additional details, stating it is an “active and ongoing investigation.” As of yet, no criminal charges have been filed.

Ziegler, a former Sarasota County Commission, was elected to lead Florida’s Republican Party earlier this year. Christian and Bridget Ziegler both exert serious influence over Florida Republican politics and maintain close ties with the Republican governor, Ron DeSantis. Ziegler heaped praise on DeSantis after Republicans candidates in Florida enjoyed wide-spread success during the 2022 mid-term elections, saying, “The credit goes to our chief executive, because he’s kind of our chief brand officer.”

The National Pulse previously reported top DeSantis fundraiser, donor, and bundler Brooke Waltzer appeared in a raunchy advertisement for South Florida strip club “Vixens,” and has promoted a “sexy party” known as the “Groove Cruise”.

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Florida Republican Party chairman and Governor DeSantis ally Christian Ziegler is reported to be under law enforcement investigation after a woman filed a complaint with the Sarasota Police Department claiming he raped her. The Florida Center for Government Accountability says a police report – while heavily redacted – includes accusations of “rape” and “sexual battery." show more
bidenomics
December 1, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Economy
News

Bidenomics: Jobless Claims Rise, Unemployment Benefits Highest in Two Years.

Some 218,000 people filed for unemployment benefits in the week ending November 25th, n increase of 7,000 on the previous week.

The number of people collecting unemployment benefits rose by 86,000 in the week ending November 18th. All told, the number of people on unemployment benefits now stands at 1.93 million. This is the highest total recorded by the Labor Department in two years.

Claims have risen in nine of the last ten weeks, believed to reflect the fact it is becoming increasingly difficult to find work. Joe Biden enjoyed strong jobs growth early in his presidency as COVID-era restrictions lifted, but his economy has weakened significantly.

In September, 336,000 jobs appeared to have been created – but this was driven by an increase in part-time employment. Full-time jobs actually fell by 22,000. In October, new jobs came in 20,000 lower than expected. Government jobs increased by 51,000, but manufacturing jobs fell by 35,000.

Inflation, which hit a four-decade high in 2022, has slowed, but this in largely due to the Federal Reserve hammering the country with 11 increases in its benchmark interest rate since March 2022. This has driven mortgage costs to their highest in decades, pricing many Americans out of housing.

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Some 218,000 people filed for unemployment benefits in the week ending November 25th, n increase of 7,000 on the previous week. show more
chris christie
December 1, 2023
News

Chris Christie Is Unlikely to Make It to The Next GOP Debate.

Republican presidential contender Chris Christie is likely to be excluded from the next GOP debate. Republican National Committee (RNC) rules say candidates must reach six percent in two national polls or a national poll and one early voting state to qualify. Christie has only reached or surpassed six percent twice, both times in New Hampshire.

“We believe we’ve made the stage, but you don’t know it until you get it confirmed on Monday,” the former New Jersey Governor said on Thursday, despite analysis to the contrary.

POLITICO tracking suggests only four candidates have beaten the RNC’s thresholds. These are Donald Trump, who is skipping the debates, Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, and Vivek Ramaswamy.

The latest polls have Christie at one percent nationally, and four percent in Iowa. He has pitched himself as the anti-Trump candidate, boasting he would win a cage fight with the 45th President.

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Republican presidential contender Chris Christie is likely to be excluded from the next GOP debate. Republican National Committee (RNC) rules say candidates must reach six percent in two national polls or a national poll and one early voting state to qualify. Christie has only reached or surpassed six percent twice, both times in New Hampshire. show more
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December 1, 2023
News
Politics

WATCH: DeSantis Produces San Francisco ‘Poop Map’ During Debate with California’s Newsom.

Florida’s Ron DeSantis brought out a “poop map” of San Francisco during a debate with California’s Gavin Newsom on Thursday. DeSantis used the map to emphasize his views on the decline of the city, where Governor Newsom was once mayor.

The data, DeSantis said, was sourced from an app tracking feces findings on public streets in San Francisco. DeSantis suggested the map underscored issues of urban decay in Democrat strongholds.

“You see how almost the whole thing is covered, because that is what has happened in one of the previous greatest cities this country’s ever had,” he said.

The Republican presidential hopeful concluded by stating “human feces is now a fact of life, except when a communist dictator [Xi Jinping] comes to town, then they cleaned up the streets.”

Newsom did not directly address the question of human waste in the Golden Gate City.

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Florida's Ron DeSantis brought out a "poop map" of San Francisco during a debate with California's Gavin Newsom on Thursday. DeSantis used the map to emphasize his views on the decline of the city, where Governor Newsom was once mayor. show more
December 1, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Media
News
Politics

WATCH: Tucker Carlson Explains Why He’s Voting for Trump.

Tucker Carlson has officially endorsed Donald Trump for President. He has revealed he became an “active” supporter of the America First leader after the Joe Biden-controlled Justice Department began its campaign to imprison him.

“I certainly support Trump, I’ll tell you that,” he told actress and comedienne Roseanne Barr. “I mean, I’ve always agreed with Trump’s policies, always, and I lost friends over it… I’ve never really actively supported anybody, because it’s not my job to actively support people. I watch, you know? I like to watch. I’m a voyeur,” he quipped.

“But I became an active Trump supporter when they raided Mar-a-Lago last summer,” he explained. “That can’t stand.”

“I agree with Trump on a lot, but even if I disagreed with Trump on a lot, I’d still be a Trump supporter, because you cannot allow that. You cannot allow the regime, the President of the United States, to use the Justice Department to knock the frontrunner out of the race,” he continued.

“So it’s bigger than Trump, it’s bigger than Biden. It’s a question of, do you want to live in a free country with a functioning justice system.”

Carlson vowed to “lead protests” and send Trump “max donations” if the former president is convicted.

Barr said she felt the same way.

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Tucker Carlson has officially endorsed Donald Trump for President. He has revealed he became an "active" supporter of the America First leader after the Joe Biden-controlled Justice Department began its campaign to imprison him. show more
November 30, 2023
Jake Welch
News

CCP Behind Plans To Make Americans Addicted to Drugs, Former DEA Boss Warns.

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is orchestrating a “strategic plan” to exacerbate America’s fentanyl crisis impacting millions of Americans across the country to supplant the United States as the world’s leading power, former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) director of special operations Derek Maltz Sr has suggested.

There is mounting evidence of China supplying Mexican cartels with chemicals to produce drugs destined for the United States, as well as increased drug manufacturing occurring across the country.

Only this month did President Joe Biden sign a deal with China that aims to limit the amount of Chinese-produced chemicals ending up in the hands of cartels south of the border. “It’s a global challenge that demands global action,” said Biden. Yet the 46th President thought twice before directly addressing the CCP on multiple nationwide drug manufacturing raids involving Chinese nationals or those of “Chinese descent.”

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) issued a memo earlier this year, which posited that Chinese nationals are running at least 270 drug-growing operations in the state of Maine alone., bringing in an estimated $4.37 billion per annum. In June, the Department of Justice announced charges against China-based chemical manufacturing companies involved in the production of fentanyl.

“When you look at the [CCP], and you look at the role of China and their criminal networks in the overall drug crisis in America – because people are not connecting the dots – this is way bigger than just a bunch of, you know, illegally selling marijuana up in Maine,” Maltz explained.

“I’m just saying that from a strategic plan of the CCP, it’s a brilliant concept that if we can get into America and sell this very pure marijuana and destroy Americans’ brains, so then they go to pills and other drugs, that’s a brilliant, unrestricted warfare,” he continued.

“All over America, every day, Chinese nationals are picking up large sums of cash from the Mexican cartel operatives all over the country. And the cash is being turned over to Chinese businessmen who are using the cash to launder money for the cartels seamlessly,” Maltz explained, adding: “There was no doubt in my mind and speaking to experts who work in China, they said that nothing goes on without the CCPs approval.”

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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is orchestrating a "strategic plan" to exacerbate America's fentanyl crisis impacting millions of Americans across the country to supplant the United States as the world's leading power, former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) director of special operations Derek Maltz Sr has suggested. show more