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Cameron
November 13, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News
Politics
UK

Anti-Brexit, China-Linked David Cameron Returns to UK Government.

Anti-Brexit former prime minister David Cameron has been brought back into government by incumbent prime minister Rishi Sunak. He will be in charge of British foreign policy, with a Cabinet position analogous to Secretary of State in the United States.

Sunak had to reshuffle his government after firing Suella Braverman as Home Secretary, who had pointed out that the police in Britain appear to play favorites with protestors – giving Black Lives Matter and anti-Israel demonstrators free rein but cracking down on lockdown skeptics and statue defenders.

James Cleverly, the former Foreign Secretary, was moved into Braverman’s role, with Cameron being brought back from the political wilderness to fill Cleverly’s position. As Cameron is no longer an elected Member of Parliament (MP) he will be elevated to the House of Lords so he can carry out his duties.

Brexit voters already feeling let down by the Conservatives (Tories) are expressing misgivings about Cameron’s political resurrection, as he was the de facto leader of the anti-Brexit campaign in 2016.

Cameron’s signature foreign policy moves as Prime Minister were interventions in Libya in Syria, destabilizing both states, facilitating massive waves of illegal migration to Europe, and paving the way for the rise of the Islamic State.

Since leaving government, he has lobbied on behalf of private corporations and led a $1bn+ China-UK investment fund.

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Anti-Brexit former prime minister David Cameron has been brought back into government by incumbent prime minister Rishi Sunak. He will be in charge of British foreign policy, with a Cabinet position analogous to Secretary of State in the United States. show more
the national pulse
November 12, 2023
Jake Welch
News

The National Pulse’s Top 10 Articles of the Week (Nov 6 – Nov 12).

The National Pulse has already published over 100 news articles in November. In case you missed them, here are 10 of the most important stories of this week. If you haven’t yet joined the Pulse+, come and support our work and enjoy a mountain of extras, here.

  1. Dems In 3 States Face Serious Voter Fraud Charges.
    “Democrats in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Jersey are facing multiple allegations of election fraud…”
  2. DeSantis Gave ‘Women’s Spirit’ Award to Trans Man, Calling Him ‘Shining Role Model’ & Mentor & Advocate to Children.’
    “Governor of Florida Ron DeSantis, a self-styled enemy of woke culture and politics, gave a women’s community spirit award to a transgender activist for the biological man’s contributions to diversity, equity, and inclusion…”
  3. Nashville Trans Shooter’s Manifesto Revealed.
    “Audrey Hale, the transgender adult responsible for killing six people at the Covenant School in Nashville, Tennessee earlier this year, was motivated by anti-white hatred, according to leaked photographs of his manifesto…”
  4. REPORT: Feds Censored Conservatives Ahead of 2020 Election.
    “United States federal government agencies co-ordinated with so-called “disinformation” experts at Stanford University to actively monitor and censor the speech of conservative writers and commentators in the run-up to the 2020 presidential election…”
  5. DeSantis Held His ‘Major’ Endorsement Event with Kim Reynolds In Iowa Last night. Only 150 People Showed Up.
    “The allegedly “historic” endorsement of Ron DeSantis by Governor Kim Reynolds in Iowa, where the Floridian has lessthan half the support of Donald Trump, appears to have been attended by only around 150 people.”
  6. NY Judge Engoron Praised Far Left Club Which Helped Illegal, Sham-Marriage Migrant Get Elected.
    “In 2015, the judge now overseeing the Trump case in New York – Arthur Engoron – was inducted into the State Supreme Court of New York.”
  7. Zelensky Says Those Calling for Ukrainian Elections Are ‘Irresponsible’.
    “In a Monday video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said calls for holding an election are irresponsible in the midst of the nation’s ongoing military conflict with Russia.”
  8. Ron’s Biggest Backer: ‘Trump is Too Strong… An Ass Kicker; DeSantis is A User.’
    “Robert Bigelow – who gave Florida Governor Ron DeSantis a whopping $20m and never even so much as received a phone call of thanks – has told the Financial Times that President Donald J. Trump “would probably be the strongest commander, with the most experience… that’s only one guy.”
  9. Judge Engoron’s Wife Has Been Tweeting Anti-Trump Memes Throughout the Trial.
    “The wife of far-left New York Supreme Court Judge Arthur Engoron is reported to have used a semi-anonymous account on X (formerly Twitter) to post politically-charged attacks against former President Donald Trump.”
  10. WATCH: Senator Blackburn Files Subpoena for Epstein Flight Logs.
    “Senator Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) today announced a set of subpoenas, with one aimed at obtaining sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein’s flight logs.”
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The National Pulse has already published over 100 news articles in November. In case you missed them, here are 10 of the most important stories of this week. If you haven’t yet joined the Pulse+, come and support our work and enjoy a mountain of extras, here. show more
November 12, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
Politics

Speaker Johnson Tells NYC to End ‘Sanctuary’ Policy If It Wants Migrant Money.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has indicated Democrats in New York City need to ditch their “sanctuary city” policies and end restrictions on local police cooperating with federal deportations if they want money to alleviate the city’s migrant crisis.

“The idea that you would maintain a sanctuary city status and then cry out to the federal government for assistance in what you’ve done is, to me, unconscionable,” Johnson said.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams cheered Joe Biden when he halted border wall construction in 2021, and had long claimed the Big Apple should be a “sanctuary” for illegal aliens – but his stance has shifted now conservative border states have begun busing migrants to him in large numbers.

Speaker Johnson also blamed the Biden regime for the crisis, noting that “in some ways, [they’re] not able to control what happens with the economy that they’ve created, but [they] could change the border policies overnight, and they are unwilling to do it.”

He singled out Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, in particular, as “one of the worst Cabinet secretaries in the history of the United States.”

Johnson said the border crisis was proving “terribly destructive” in a variety of ways, citing fentanyl trafficking as “an absolute catastrophe; the leading cause of death is overdoses for Americans aged 18-49” alongside human trafficking and other criminal activity “enriching the cartels.”

“It goes on and on and on. And all of that traces back to [Democrat] policy decisions.”

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House Speaker Mike Johnson has indicated Democrats in New York City need to ditch their "sanctuary city" policies and end restrictions on local police cooperating with federal deportations if they want money to alleviate the city's migrant crisis. show more
November 12, 2023
Jake Welch
News
World

Germany Bans Public Support for Hamas.

The German government has introduced a ban on any public display of support for the terrorist organization Hamas in an effort to counter the country’s growing anti-Semitism. The ban also incorporates the Hamas-sympathizing Samidoun group, which organized celebrations in Berlin immediately after the violent attack on Israel on October 7.

The federal Interior Minister, Nancy Faeser, announced earlier this week, “With Hamas, I have today completely banned the activities of a terrorist organisation whose aim is to destroy the state of Israel.”

“Holding spontaneous ‘jubilant celebrations’ here in Germany in response to Hamas’s terrible terrorist attacks against Israel demonstrates Samidoun’s antisemitic, inhuman worldview in a particularly sickening way,” she added.

The announcement was praised by the German police union, who said the move would simplify their task in combating those celebrating anti-Israeli or antisemitic violence.

The U.S. State Department similarly supported the move, with the agency’s spokesman, Matthew Miller, explaining: “Germany’s decision to ban activities supporting Hamas, which builds on the E.U.’s designation to fully restrict and criminalize support of the terrorist group.”

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The German government has introduced a ban on any public display of support for the terrorist organization Hamas in an effort to counter the country's growing anti-Semitism. The ban also incorporates the Hamas-sympathizing Samidoun group, which organized celebrations in Berlin immediately after the violent attack on Israel on October 7. show more
November 12, 2023
Jack Montgomery
War

Over 70% of Americans Unwilling to Volunteer If There Is a Major War.

Polling carried out after the Hamas terror raid on Israel on October 7th found 72 percent of Americans would be unwilling to volunteer to serve in the military if America entered a major conflict, compared to just 21 percent who said they would.

With the U.S. heavily involved in the Israel-Hamas war and the Russia-Ukraine war, still deeply enmeshed in Syria, and the possibility of an Indo-Pacific clash with China, the Echelon Insights findings suggest most Americans hold a more ‘America First’ view of foreign policy than the political establishment.

The U.S. military has shrunk by 39 percent since 1987, and the Army and Air Force both missed their recruitment targets for 2023 by 10,000, while the Navy missed its target by 6,000. The situation could pose significant problems in terms of the country’s war readiness if it persists, with infantry soldiers being relatively easy to train in a crisis but pilots and naval specialists, for example, requiring years of instruction.

Successive military interventions in the likes of Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, and Syria have yielded questionable results, potentially turning off many recruits.

The traditionally conservative-leaning young people the military has often relied on for manpower may also have been deterred by its intolerant attitude towards unvaccinated Americans in recent years, and senior officers’ promotion of far-left interests such as drag and “white rage”.

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Polling carried out after the Hamas terror raid on Israel on October 7th found 72 percent of Americans would be unwilling to volunteer to serve in the military if America entered a major conflict, compared to just 21 percent who said they would. show more
November 12, 2023
Jake Welch
Education
News
Politics

2/3rds Of Millennials, Gen Zero Do Not Know What ‘Remembrance Day’ Commemorates.

Just one-third of millennials, those born between 1981 and 1996, and Gen Z, born between 1997 and 2012, know that Britain celebrates Remembrance Day to commemorate the end of the First World War, according to a recent Ipsos survey.

Of the 1,000 Britons aged between 16 and 75 surveyed, less than half – 47 percent – were able to answer correctly. Around 30 percent believe Remembrance Day commemorates the end of the Second World War, with others answering the Iraq War, the Napoleonic wars, and the Second English Civil War.

Millennials and Gen Z scored the lowest at 33 percent. Whereas 53 percent of Generation X, born between 1965 and 1980, and 62 percent of baby boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, answered correctly.

Worst still, a staggering 35 percent of Gen Z believe it is not important to remember those who died in the First World War, with 24 percent of Millennials concurring.

“Remembrance Day is clearly important to the vast majority of Britons with three in four saying they will mark it in some way. However, its significance is most keenly felt amongst older generations,” stated Ipsos’ director of Research Keiran Pedley.

Renowned historian Lord Roberts called the results of the survey a “damning indictment of history teaching in our schools,” adding, “How immensely disappointing for all that sacrificed their lives that our young people can’t be bothered to learn the first thing about Remembrance Day.”

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Just one-third of millennials, those born between 1981 and 1996, and Gen Z, born between 1997 and 2012, know that Britain celebrates Remembrance Day to commemorate the end of the First World War, according to a recent Ipsos survey. show more
November 12, 2023
Jake Welch
Crime
Culture
Politics

San Francisco Kicks Homeless Out of the City Center To Impress China’s Xi Jinping.

San Francisco officials cleared the city of its thousands of homeless, drug addicts, and dealers over the past several days in preparation for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit, which will see China‘s President Xi Jinping visiting the city to participate in the event.

The homeless population residing in the city center, including outside the Nancy Pelosi Federal Building, was shifted to other neighborhoods, while the open drug use markets were temporarily shut down or moved to cover up the extent of the lawlessness.

The Moscone Center, where the APEC Summit is being held until November 17, has also been barricaded so the homeless population cannot repopulate the area before the conference concludes. Other, notorious areas of San Francisco – such as Van Ness Avenue, California Street, and Taylor Street – were similarly cleared.

“They started clearing the tents earlier this week and there is definitely a lot more police presence,” explained one local resident. “They’ve cleared out the tents that were near the Moscone Center on Howard Street, which tells me the city had the capability to do this all along — instead they just do the bare minimum.”

“Once APEC is gone, police presence will start to simmer down again, the tents will return. And it will slowly flare up again,” the resident added.

The APEC Summit is expected to draw around 20,000 people to the city, making it the largest international event to occur in San Francisco since the signing of the charter creating the United Nations in 1945. The Chinese President is planning to meet Joe Biden personally at the event.

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San Francisco officials cleared the city of its thousands of homeless, drug addicts, and dealers over the past several days in preparation for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit, which will see China's President Xi Jinping visiting the city to participate in the event. show more
November 11, 2023
Media
News

Nigel Farage Departs UK for ‘Jungle’-Based Reality TV Show.

Brexit leader Nigel Farage departed Heathrow Airport on Saturday, bound for the Australian “jungle” – actually a rainforest – for reality TV show “I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here.” Farage, 59, was spotted enjoying a final cigarette in the airport’s smoking area, before boarding for the show which is believed to have netted him over $1M in appearance fees.

The British show has been running since 2002, and features feats of endurance and called the “Bushtucker Trials,” where contests are often made to eat bugs, tongues, eyes, and testicles.

Previous seasons have featured former footballers, singers, politicians, and socialites.

This year’s cast of characters includes a former boxer, an ex jockey, and a handful of D-list celebrities. Farage is by far the most famous character in this year’s “jungle”. The show will air on Britain’s ITV channel from November 19th until mid December.

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Brexit leader Nigel Farage departed Heathrow Airport on Saturday, bound for the Australian "jungle" – actually a rainforest – for reality TV show "I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here." Farage, 59, was spotted enjoying a final cigarette in the airport's smoking area, before boarding for the show which is believed to have netted him over $1M in appearance fees. show more
November 10, 2023
Jake Welch
News
War

NYC Charity Organizing Pro-Gaza Protests Has Chinese Communist Links.

A socialist non-profit from New York City which is co-leading pro-Gaza protests has extensive links to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), investigations have revealed.

The People’s Forum, which describes itself as “a movement incubator for working class and marginalized communities to build unity across historic lines of division at home and abroad”, launched a “call to action” earlier this week for people to leave their work or schools to protest the so-called Gazan “genocide” on November 9th. The People’s Forum similarly assisted in coordinating with other pro-Palestinian entities for tumultuous demonstrations in Newark, New Jersey, among a number of other cities.

The same group has celebrated the Chairman of the CCP, Xi Jinping, and hosted multiple events in support of China’s “revolutionary struggle” against the United States. It also hosted events with Code Pink, a far-left group that has attempted to justify the CCP’s ongoing genocide of the Uyghur minority in the country’s Xinjiang province.

The People’s Forum was also given $3 million in 2019 by the United Community Fund, which The New York Times labeled as part of a CCP propaganda operation funded by the American socialist Neville Roy Singham.

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A socialist non-profit from New York City which is co-leading pro-Gaza protests has extensive links to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), investigations have revealed. show more
November 10, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Immigration
News
Politics

‘It’s The Border, Stupid!’ – Voters Rank U.S. Security Higher than All Foreign Conflicts.

Polling shows American voters value border security far more highly than the Ukrainian or even the Israeli war effort, with almost 70 percent of respondents to a Morning Consult survey saying they approve of more funding for the U.S.-Mexico border.

Sixty-eight percent of respondents backed more money for border protection, compared to 61 percent who backed aid for Israel and 58 percent who backed aid for Ukraine. In terms of voters’ top issues going into the 2024 election, only the economy ranked higher than border security, ranking number one for three times as many people as the Israel-Hamas war.

The Joe Biden regime has this exactly backwards, however, and is currently pushing Congress to approve a funding package worth well in excess of $100 billion that would give over $60 billion to Ukraine, over $14.3 billion to Israel, and just $13.6 billion to the border – and this would funding to provide accommodation and services to migrants, not just deterrent measures.

Morning Consult found Donald Trump is more trusted than Joe Biden to handle the Israel-Hamas War, the Russia-Ukraine War, U.S.-China relations, and especially immigration.

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Polling shows American voters value border security far more highly than the Ukrainian or even the Israeli war effort, with almost 70 percent of respondents to a Morning Consult survey saying they approve of more funding for the U.S.-Mexico border. show more