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November 1, 2023
Jake Welch
Immigration

Hundreds of Migrants Set Up Makeshift Cities With Markets in New York.

Hundreds of illegal migrants have begun building a “mini-city” under the Brooklyn-Queen Expressway (BQE) in New York City, which includes a makeshift nighttime market offering food, drinks, clothes, and even haircuts on the street for $15.

Despite the area having been sanitized and tidied by city authorities after a number of migrants erected tents living beneath the BQE over the summer, local residents argue the area is busier than ever, with migrants once again pitching their tents and laying their mattresses down between rows of cars and rubbish bins.

A large percentage of the migrants – the majority of whom claim to be either Latin American or African – have been kicked out of city-run shelters after 30 days of residence and have not found alternative or permanent accommodation.

Local residents have already begun complaining about the situation again; one lamented, “There’s smells of urine and trash everywhere, and it’s just sad that the city doesn’t seem to care about the people that live here, that are from here, that pay taxes.”

“New Yorkers seem to be second-class citizens in all of this — and that’s the most upsetting part of it all,” the local resident added. The majority of New Yorkers concur, with 64 percent believing the city must reduce the number of migrants moving in. The vast majority blame Joe Biden for the ongoing crisis.

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Hundreds of illegal migrants have begun building a "mini-city" under the Brooklyn-Queen Expressway (BQE) in New York City, which includes a makeshift nighttime market offering food, drinks, clothes, and even haircuts on the street for $15. show more
November 1, 2023
William Upton
News

Dem Dark Money ‘Arabella’ Group Has Funneled $10M To Pro-Hamas Protesters.

Arabella Advisors, a progressive Washington, D.C.-based dark money operation, is using numerous non-profit organizations it controls to funnel left-wing donor cash to groups organizing pro-Hamas protests across America. The firm is at the center of a vast network of dark money groups which has now funneled over $10 million to anti-Israel causes over the past five years.

The funds have moved through Arabella-controlled non-profits like the New Venture Fund, the Sixteen Thirty Fund, Hopewell Fund, and the North Fund. Some of the groups on the final receiving end have outwardly called for the destruction of the State of Israel and the genocide of the Jewish population living there. Reports suggest some of the Palestinian organizations funded by the same network may even have direct links to terrorist groups like Hamas.

Over $5 million in donations were directed to non-profit associated with hardline anti-Semite Linda Sarsour, who was even made to step down as a leader of the radical ‘Women’s March’ protest in 2019 over her open hostility to Jews and affiliation with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. Even the far-left Anti-Defamation League has accused Sarsour of “fomenting” anti-Semitism.

Other groups funded by Arabella’s dark money network include ‘One Arizona’ which funds Arizona Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander for Equity – a group which has called on its supporters to back “Palestine” and fight “Western imperialism”. Several other non-profits receiving funds from Arabella have passed money on to groups like the Palestinian Youth Movement which blames Israel for Hamas’s barbaric October 7th attack killing over 1,400 Israelis and has organized protests against Israel in New York City and Washington, D.C.

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Arabella Advisors, a progressive Washington, D.C.-based dark money operation, is using numerous non-profit organizations it controls to funnel left-wing donor cash to groups organizing pro-Hamas protests across America. The firm is at the center of a vast network of dark money groups which has now funneled over $10 million to anti-Israel causes over the past five years. show more
November 1, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Economy
News
Politics

DATA: Americans Struggling to Pay for Food Approaches 2008 Financial Crisis Level.

The number of American households classed as “food insecure” – that is, unable to meet the cost of feeding themselves on a reliable basis – is soaring at its sharpest rate since the financial crash under Joe Biden, having reached its lowest level in decades under Donald Trump.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Economics Research Service has reported the number of food insecure households in 2022 at 12.8 percent – “significantly higher than the 10.2 percent in 2021 and the 10.5 percent in 2020” – including 5.1 percent with “very low food security.”

The figures are even worse for households with children under 18, with their food insecurity rate rising to 17.3 percent – around 6.4 million American families.

High inflation under Joe Biden is obviously playing a major role in the crisis, with Lisa Davis of poverty-focused nonprofit Share Our Strength observing: “If you don’t pay the rent or your mortgage, you don’t have a place to live. If you don’t put gas in the car, you can’t get to work. Food is the place that folks turn when they have to tighten the belt even more.”

Source: Axios.
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The number of American households classed as "food insecure" – that is, unable to meet the cost of feeding themselves on a reliable basis – is soaring at its sharpest rate since the financial crash under Joe Biden, having reached its lowest level in decades under Donald Trump. show more
November 1, 2023
Jake Welch
War
World

The Average Ukrainian Soldier Is Now 43-Years-Old.

The average Ukrainian soldier is now 43-years-old – a bizarre consequence of the rampant corruption in the army’s recruitment process, as well as the ever-increasing number of casualties suffered on the front lines of the nation’s conflict with Russia.

An aide close to President Zelensky even admitted the troops are “grown men now, and they aren’t that healthy to begin with.” He added, “This is Ukraine. Not Scandinavia.”

Increasing numbers of fighting-age males have been avoiding service by either bribing recruitment officers or buying a medical exemption, a fact that came to the fore after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky fired dozens of recruitment officials over corruption concerns in August. However, the move failed to improve the situation on the ground, with recruitment having “nearly ground to a halt without leadership.”

Worse still, the armed forces have suffered casualties totaling in the hundreds of thousands, with U.S. estimates placing the number at around 70,000 killed and a further 100,000 to 120,000 wounded. The number of Ukrainian amputees is reportedly up to 50,000.

A second aide to Zelensky admitted the military’s greatest problem is no longer a shortage of ammunition, but rather the number of men capable of wielding weapons, despite hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian men volunteering to fight at the outbreak of the war last February.

“Many people thought they could sign up for a quick tour and take part in a heroic victory,” stated another dejected Zelensky staffer.

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The average Ukrainian soldier is now 43-years-old – a bizarre consequence of the rampant corruption in the army's recruitment process, as well as the ever-increasing number of casualties suffered on the front lines of the nation's conflict with Russia. show more
October 31, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
World

France’s Jewish Neighborhoods Have Gone Very Quiet.

Jewish neighborhoods in France, home to the single largest Muslim population in Western Europe, have grown quiet since the Hamas terror raid on Israel on October 7th, with small business owners reporting their trading has been cut in half as Jews minimize their contact with an often hostile outside world.

“People are afraid, in a state of shock, they’ve lost their love for life,” one kosher pizzeria manager told the press. “My business is down 50 percent, there’s no bustle in the street, nobody taking a stroll,” he added.

France has logged over 500 anti-Semitic incidents in the last three weeks – more than in all 2022 – from calls to genocide graffitied on walls up to violent assaults. Synagogues, Jewish community centers, and schools have had armed police and even soldiers posted to them amid a heightened terror threat, adding to a sense of a community under siege.

French Jews are not the only people at risk from Islamists, however, with the general population also being targeted in multiple terrorist attacks over the years, some involving mass casualties. The most recent, which happened following the Hamas attack in Israel, saw a teacher named as Dominique Bernard stabbed to death by a Chechen refugee.

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Jewish neighborhoods in France, home to the single largest Muslim population in Western Europe, have grown quiet since the Hamas terror raid on Israel on October 7th, with small business owners reporting their trading has been cut in half as Jews minimize their contact with an often hostile outside world. show more
October 31, 2023
News

🚨 Mail-In Voting is Up By Nearly 20% in Ohio.

Officials reported a significant uptick in turnout for early voting with less than a week remaining in Ohio’s state-wide elections.

They anticipate both the number of in-person votes and mail-in ballot submissions to experience large increases, with Melanie Amato, the Secretary of State’s office director of communications, disclosing that more than 200,000 people have already voted in person, and approximately 110,000 mail-in ballots have been tallied.

Compared to previous data, these figures demonstrate a noteworthy surge. The stats surpass the August pre-election numbers of 192,000 in-person voters and 93,000 mail-in ballots.

Polling stations will welcome Ohioans on November 7th, where locals will also be casting votes on two critical statewide issues: access to abortion in the state, and legalizing possession of marijuana.

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Officials reported a significant uptick in turnout for early voting with less than a week remaining in Ohio's state-wide elections. show more
October 30, 2023
Jake Welch
Crime

Soft-On-Crime, Soros-Backed DA Robbed in Car Raid.

Pamela Price, the George Soros-backed Alameda County District Attorney (DA), had her laptop stolen during a car burglary outside an Oakland family justice center on Friday. The Oakland Police Department (OPD) confirmed that “multiple individuals” broke into Price’s $90,000 SUV by smashing a window shortly after her bodyguard parked the vehicle outside the justice center. Several items were stolen in the raid. Price was then forced to wait roughly an hour for police to arrive before giving up and registering the incident online, reports suggest.

Price, who accepted a $130,000 donation from Soros in her failed attempt to become DA in 2018, promised to offer so-called “justice transformation” to her county’s residents before being elected DA in 2022.

She has since faced relentless criticism for her soft-on-crime policies, which have caused crime in her jurisdiction to skyrocket over recent months. In 2023, all violent crime has increased by 21 percent in Alameda County compared to last year, with motor vehicle theft increasing by 51 percent, burglary by 39 percent, armed robbery by 38 percent, and shootings by six percent.

Tensions between residents and Price reached breaking point during a community meeting earlier this year in which she was condemned for her “failed leadership” as well as “unwillingness to charge and prosecute people who murder and commit life threatening serious crimes.”

Price is the second Soros-backed DA to experience the effects of their own soft-on-crime policies after Louisiana District DA Jason Williams was carjacked earlier this month.

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Pamela Price, the George Soros-backed Alameda County District Attorney (DA), had her laptop stolen during a car burglary outside an Oakland family justice center on Friday. The Oakland Police Department (OPD) confirmed that "multiple individuals" broke into Price's $90,000 SUV by smashing a window shortly after her bodyguard parked the vehicle outside the justice center. Several items were stolen in the raid. Price was then forced to wait roughly an hour for police to arrive before giving up and registering the incident online, reports suggest. show more
October 30, 2023
Jake Welch
Election Integrity
News

New Jersey AG Announces Election Fraud Charges Against Two Dems.

New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin is bringing multiple criminal charges against two Democrats – Alex Mendez and Dr. Henrilynn Ibezim – over alleged election fraud in state elections between 2020 and 2021.

Mendez, President of Paterson City Council, is facing a set of fresh charges relating to mail-in-ballot election fraud after he already faced charges in June 2020 and February 2021.

Platkin alleges Mendez collected a large number of ballots from households in violation of New Jersey state law as candidates cannot themselves collect and return ballots for the district in which they are running. The attorney general’s office also claims Mendez’s campaign actively destroyed and replaced ballots if they did not support him, and that he completed ballots if left uncompleted, among a number of other things.

Mendez has been charged with conspiracy to commit election fraud, fraud in casting mail-in votes, unauthorized possession of ballots, tampering with public records, forgery, and falsifying records.

“We allege that Mendez and his associates unlawfully collected ballots and tampered with ballots to give him an unfair edge in the race for the 3rd Ward seat on the Paterson City Council” before “He… allegedly set about undermining our investigation into his and his campaign workers’ unlawful activities,” stated Thomas Eicher, the Executive Director of the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability.

Ibezim, who stood as a candidate in a Plainfield mayoral election in 2021, has been charged with allegedly directing associates to fill out blank registration applications and bringing nearly 1,000 to a post office. He also allegedly arrived at a post office on “May 18, 2021, carrying a large white garbage bag” believed to be holding registration applications.

Ibezim “allegedly resorted to fraud in an alleged attempt to unfairly prevail in this election. This desperate attempt to artificially and illegally inflate support for his candidacy was designed to not only cheat his political opponents out of a victory, but also to cheat the people of Plainfield out of their right to choose their elected officials,” stated Eicher upon announcing the charges.

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New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin is bringing multiple criminal charges against two Democrats – Alex Mendez and Dr. Henrilynn Ibezim – over alleged election fraud in state elections between 2020 and 2021. show more
October 30, 2023
News
Politics

Speaker Johnson Says Biden Impeachment ‘Very Likely’.

House Speaker Mike Johnson believes Joe Biden “very likely” committed impeachable offenses is committed to “follow the truth wherever it leads.”

Under his Speakership, Johnson said, the House investigation into whether the Biden family financially benefited from foreign connections during his time as Vice President. Johnson drew attention to possible bribery, listed in the Constitution as a reason for impeachment, saying, “Bribery’s listed there, and it looks and smells a lot like that.”

“The reason we shifted to the impeachment inquiry stage on the president himself was because if, in fact, all the evidence leads where we believe it will, that’s very likely impeachment,” he explained.

The Speaker added, however, that House Republicans are “going to engage in due process because, again, we’re the rule of law party… [P]eople are getting anxious and they’re getting restless, and they just want somebody to be impeached, but we don’t do that like the other team.”

House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer is currently pressing Biden on why he received a $200,000 check from James Biden on the same day his brother received a similar amount from a U.S. health corporation.

President Biden claims the check was repayment for a loan, but Rep. Comer is demanding evidence, asking White House consel Edward Siskel to “provide the loan documents, including the loan payment, loan agreement, and any other supporting loan documentation” that would substantiate Biden’s explanation.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson believes Joe Biden "very likely" committed impeachable offenses is committed to "follow the truth wherever it leads." show more

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October 30, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
World

Staggering 22,187 Chinese Nationals Arrested Attempting to Cross U.S. Southern Border.

A massive 22,187 Chinese nationals were arrested crossing the U.S. southern border between January and the end of September, representing an almost thirteen-fold increase on the same period last year. The number of Chinese crossings appears to be accelerating, with arrests in September up by 70 percent compared to August, for a total of over 4,000.

Many of the Chinese illegals, who are overwhelmingly lone adults, begin their journey in Ecuador, which allows visa-free travel for Chinese nationals. From there, they join migrants of many other nationalities for the long march north through the Darien Gap, a roadless land route from South America to North America, covered in thick rainforest.

While fewer than 400 Chinese nationals are recorded as having made the arduous trek in over a decade from 2010 to 2021, the figure rose to 2,005 in 2022. So far in 2023, officials in Panama say they have registered 15,567 Chinese slogging through the Gap.

While a small fraction of the migrants entering the United States under Joe Biden’s lax border regime overall, Chinese illegals are suspected by many to represent a unique security threat, given the possibility of spies and other Chinese Communist Party (CCP) agents among their ranks, and the unusually strong hold the CCP regime is able to exercise over its expatriates abroad.

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A massive 22,187 Chinese nationals were arrested crossing the U.S. southern border between January and the end of September, representing an almost thirteen-fold increase on the same period last year. The number of Chinese crossings appears to be accelerating, with arrests in September up by 70 percent compared to August, for a total of over 4,000. show more