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farage
July 25, 2023
News

Farage Against the Machine: Top CEO RESIGNS After ‘Debank’ Scandal.

A top banking chief executive has resigned following Brexit leader Nigel Farage’s “debanking” saga which has commanded British headlines since Coutts — owned by NatWest — closed his accounts for his friendship with Donald Trump as well as other “controversial” political positions.

NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose stepped down late Tuesday after admitting to being the source of an inaccurate story about why Farage’s account was closed. Alison told the BBC that Farage’s wealth had simply dipped below their required level to service his account, but when the Brexit leader probed, he found a secret social credit-style file was being kept on him, which falsely alleged Russian links and slammed him for his links to Trump and vaccine naysayer tennis star Novak Djokovic.

Natwest’s chairman, Sir Howard Davies, remains in post. Sir Howard once resigned in disgrace from the London School of Economics after appearing to take a donation from Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi in exchange for an honorary degree for his son Saif al-Islam Gaddafi. Davies is an attendee of the World Economic Forum.

Farage is thus far the highest profile example of globalist social credit cancellation, though certainly not its only victim.

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A top banking chief executive has resigned following Brexit leader Nigel Farage’s “debanking” saga which has commanded British headlines since Coutts — owned by NatWest — closed his accounts for his friendship with Donald Trump as well as other "controversial" political positions. show more
bill mitchell
July 25, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News

DeSantis Surrogate Bill Mitchell Backs Biden on Impeachment.

Donald Trump coattail-rider turned Ron DeSantis superfan Bill ‘Biff’ Mitchell is arguing strenuously against impeaching President Joe Biden, insisting Trump is just as guilty as the baby-sniffing, China-loving, Ukraine-blackmailing Democrat. Mitchell has even gone so far as to bizarrely claim that taking action against Beijing Joe would be “election interference”.

“If you impeach a sitting president with no hope of conviction in the Senate, it is by definition a partisan witchhunt in the middle of an election. It’s a show trial to hurt Biden politically,” Mitchell ranted.

“Is Biden guilty as sin? Probably,” he added, somewhat non-committally. “[B]ut so is Trump and if prosecuting Trump is interference, so is impeaching Biden.”

“If you REALLY want Biden to face justice, nominate DeSantis who can win,” he concluded, despite the Florida Governor laying off dozens of staff and falling third place in a number polls.

Mitchell’s social media output has become increasingly erratic since he used it to try and force Donald Trump to disavow National Pulse editor Raheem Kassam. Mitchell, 62, ended up getting publicly humiliated, before pivoting to tweet about 12-year-old boys.

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Donald Trump coattail-rider turned Ron DeSantis superfan Bill 'Biff' Mitchell is arguing strenuously against impeaching President Joe Biden, insisting Trump is just as guilty as the baby-sniffing, China-loving, Ukraine-blackmailing Democrat. Mitchell has even gone so far as to bizarrely claim that taking action against Beijing Joe would be "election interference". show more
pulse
July 25, 2023
News

The National Pulse Launches Pulse+ Real News App. OUT NOW!

The National Pulse has launched a brand new app for Apple devices, with Android functionality coming in the next few weeks. The new Pulse+ app includes push notifications so conservatives around the Western world no longer have to rely on corporate media for breaking news, which usually includes some left-wing spin. Apple users can get the app today, here.

The National Pulse editor-in-chief Raheem Kassam said of the announcement: “Today we launch our new Pulse+ app so that you can get the most reliable news on your devices, and even get push notified of the biggest stories of the day. No more relying on the corporate media for breaking news. We’ve worked long and hard to bring you this brand new, free, app – so I hope you’ll download it here, immediately. And for the Androiders amongst you – that one is coming soon, too!

“This is a big deal. Come be a part of it, and tell your friends.”

– Raheem Kassam, The National Pulse

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If you’re not yet a Pulse+ member yet, come join the nearly 10,000 subscribers who benefit from exclusive content and insight, with much more to come. Members also get DIRECT and DAILY access to National Pulse staff including editor Raheem Kassam via our exclusive chat channel. Find out more about the benefits, here. Your first month is on us – it’s free.

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The National Pulse has launched a brand new app for Apple devices, with Android functionality coming in the next few weeks. The new Pulse+ app includes push notifications so conservatives around the Western world no longer have to rely on corporate media for breaking news, which usually includes some left-wing spin. Apple users can get the app today, here. show more
murdoch
July 25, 2023
Jake Welch
News

DeSantis Ain’t Trump’s Main Rival, Says Murdoch Paper.

Ron DeSantis is no longer Donald Trump’s main rival for the Republican 2024 presidential nominee position as Florida’s Governor continues to lose ground to the outside candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, reports the Rupert Murdoch-owned Times of London.

DeSantis’s decline in support has been precipitous since he declared his candidacy in May. The most recent National Republican Primary poll from Harvard/Harris put him at 12 percent just days after he broke his own record for the lowest amount of forecasted delegate votes. Ramaswamy, on the other hand, has climbed into double figures, polling at ten percent, representing a huge jump in support over the past month.

Harvard/Harris found DeSantis suffered further losses to Ramaswamy once Trump was excluded from the running. Pollsters asked: “If former President Donald Trump does not run for president in 2024, who would you vote for in the GOP primary?” DeSantis is down 12 points to just 29 percent. Ramaswamy took all 12 points away from DeSantis and rose to third place with 19 percent.

“Ramaswamy outperformed six other hopefuls by more than double, marking a significant surprise in this poll. While DeSantis remains a top-tier candidate among non-Trump choices, he now shares this status with Ramaswamy,” stated the founder of Kaplan Strategies, Doug Kaplan.

Murdoch’s papers such as the New York Post as well as his broadcast channels such as Fox News have typically been supportive of the failing Florida Governor, who fired more staff from his car crash campaign on Tuesday, shortly after he got into an actual car crash.

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Ron DeSantis is no longer Donald Trump's main rival for the Republican 2024 presidential nominee position as Florida's Governor continues to lose ground to the outside candidate, Vivek Ramaswamy, reports the Rupert Murdoch-owned Times of London. show more
violence
July 25, 2023
Jake Welch
News

DATA: Leftists Increasingly Willing To Resort to Violence for Political Ends.

A growing number of Democrat voters support the use of violence or force to attain political ends, according to research from the University of Chicago’s Project on Security and Threats Research Center.

Democrat voters were found to be most willing to use violence for political purposes. One-in-five – 18.6 percent – agreed the force is justifiable to “protect the voting rights of Black Americans and other minorities,” and a further 12.3 percent are willing to resort to violence to “restore the federal right to abortion.”

The survey also found another 17.3 percent were willing to use force to “ensure members of Congress and other government officials do the right thing,” with another one-in-eight – 11.6 percent – Democrats seeing violence as justifiable to “prevent Donald Trump from becoming President” for a second time.

“The public is more radicalized than it was in April and it’s really quite significant… [w]e’ve been tracking this quite a while, and this is a really big bump,” argued the leading researcher Robert Pape.

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A growing number of Democrat voters support the use of violence or force to attain political ends, according to research from the University of Chicago's Project on Security and Threats Research Center. show more
migrants
July 25, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News

Biden Releases 500K+ Migrants Without Visas into U.S. Using 1950s Law.

The Biden regime has used a 1950s law to “parole” over half a million foreigners without visas into the United States, increasing legal immigration by hundreds of thousands in a way that effectively bypasses Congress – possibly unlawfully.

The scale of the parole schemes is “unprecedented,” according to Doris Meissner, who served as a senior immigration official under Bill Clinton and Ronald Reagan.

They began with program for some 77,000 Afghans, but new programs were soon cooked up: one for 168,400 Latinos and Caribbeans with American sponsors, one for 141,200 Ukrainians with American sponsors, and one for another 22,000 people who presented themselves at the border claiming to be Ukrainians, for example.

A Ukraine-style sponsorship program for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans has seen a further 168,403 migrants granted parole, with scope for 360,000 to be admitted under the program every year.

Another parole scheme for asylum seekers who wait in Mexico and lodge a request to cross the border through the CBP One app has seen 133,000 people admitted, with scope to admit 529,250 a year.

The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) argues these parole schemes are not lawful: “Congress did grant the Executive Branch parole authority. But that authority is very limited… Section 212(d)(5)(A) of the Immigration and Nationality Act states that parole may be granted ‘temporarily… only on a case-by-case basis for urgent humanitarian reasons or significant public benefit.’ That is language that might apply to 541 foreign nationals, not 541,000.”

Some Republican lawmakers agree, and the parole scheme for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans, at least, is being litigated against by several conservative-led states.

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The Biden regime has used a 1950s law to "parole" over half a million foreigners without visas into the United States, increasing legal immigration by hundreds of thousands in a way that effectively bypasses Congress – possibly unlawfully. show more
blackouts
July 25, 2023
Jake Welch
News

Accept Deadly Blackouts to Fight ‘Climate Change’, Says Paper.

The Los Angeles Times says that blackouts have to increase in order to combat climate change, while stunningly acknowledging the policy may cost people’s lives. The newspaper has asked its dwindling audience to consider “a larger conversation” in which people become more accustomed to changing their expectations, including the idea of living without electricity for large parts of their lives so as to prevent “climate catastrophe.”

Author Sammy Roth presents the false dichotomy in his article: “What’s more important: Keeping the lights on 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, or solving the climate crisis?”

The piece also insists that “fossil-funded lies,” apparently spread by Republicans – such as the overall uselessness of solar farms and wind turbines – should not be considered within the discussion on how to address climate change. Instead, the conversation must be orientated towards adding “solar panels, wind turbines and all kinds of energy storage to the grid as fast as possible.”

The newspaper also recognizes the risk of such a policy as it reports that someone dies every time there is a blackout, and includes a quote from the director of reliability assessment and performance analysis at the North American Electric Reliability Corp, John Moura, that “it’s not really about keeping the lights on. It’s about keeping people alive.”

Accepting increased blackouts is yet another extreme measure being suggested to tackle climate change. One recent study suggested changing working hours from 9 am to 5 am to 6 am to 2 pm.

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The Los Angeles Times says that blackouts have to increase in order to combat climate change, while stunningly acknowledging the policy may cost people's lives. The newspaper has asked its dwindling audience to consider "a larger conversation" in which people become more accustomed to changing their expectations, including the idea of living without electricity for large parts of their lives so as to prevent "climate catastrophe." show more
illness
July 25, 2023
Jake Welch
Health
News

1 in 5 Will Have Major Illness By 2040, Claims Health Foundation.

One-in-five are expected to be diagnosed with a ‘major illness’ by 2040 – an increase of 37 percent compared with 2019 – putting further strain on healthcare systems, claims a new report from the Health Foundation (HF).

Cases involving dementia are predicted to rise by up to 45 percent, heart failure by 92 percent, cancer by 31 percent, diabetes by 49 percent, chronic pain by 32 percent, and anxiety and depression by 16 percent. This would represent an additional two-and-a-half million people living with such illnesses, bringing the overall amount in Britain to over nine million. Four-fifths of the increase will be caused by the age of the population, which is still expected to increase.

Gains in health, including cholesterol reduction and reduced smoking, are expected to be offset by the prevalence of obesity – which has already broadly doubled in the last 30 years – over the coming decades, compounded further by the obesity rates among children.

“Over the next two decades, the growth in major illness will place additional demand on all parts of the NHS, particularly primary care, where services are already under extreme pressure,” states Anita Charlesworth, director of the Real Center at the HF.

“We are living longer and living longer with more sickness. We’ve known this for some time but this research from the Health Foundation puts it into pretty stark detail,” argues the health correspondent, Ashish Joshi.

The international prevalence of diabetes by 2050 is expected to be as high as 1.3 billion, with 96 percent of all cases diagnosed as Type 2 caused by obesity.

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One-in-five are expected to be diagnosed with a 'major illness' by 2040 – an increase of 37 percent compared with 2019 – putting further strain on healthcare systems, claims a new report from the Health Foundation (HF). show more
ron
July 25, 2023
News

Ron Dumps Another 25+ Staff as Campaign Freefalls.

Florida’s absent Governor, Ron DeSantis, has dumped ANOTHER one third of his staff in his bid to stop the massive cash hemorrhaging brought about by the profligate spending of donor cash under the stewardship of amateur campaign manager Generra Peck, POLITICO has reported.

The news comes a week after the DeSantis team dumped up to a dozen staff in cost-cutting measures, and just days after they spent nearly $100,000 schmoozing donors in Utah, attempting to convince them that a third campaign “reset” would deliver the results they need. The subject matter is covered extensively in The Campaign Trail podcast episode 4: ‘The Not So Great Reset’.

The news also breaks on the same day that a shocking report suggests DeSantis’s ‘Never Back Down’ PAC might actually transition into a ‘Not Backing DeSantis’ operation, with chief strategist Jeff Roe looking at other options such as Tim Scott, or Glenn Youngkin as a means by which to beat President Donald Trump.

“Ron DeSantis’ presidential campaign is expanding the number of staff it’s cutting to include more than a third of his payroll as the Florida governor looks to get his primary bid back on track,” POLITICO claimed Tuesday.

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Florida's absent Governor, Ron DeSantis, has dumped ANOTHER one third of his staff in his bid to stop the massive cash hemorrhaging brought about by the profligate spending of donor cash under the stewardship of amateur campaign manager Generra Peck, POLITICO has reported. show more
never back down
July 25, 2023
Jack Montgomery
News

SHOCK: DeSantis’s ‘Never Back Down’ PAC May Pivot to Scott, Youngkin.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s own ‘Never Back Down’ super PAC could soon morph into ‘Not Backing DeSantis’, with controversial consultant grifter Jeff Roe reportedly telling donors unhappy with the Florida Governor’s dismal polling that he may pivot to supporting Tim Scott, or even Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin.

The National Pulse’s own sourcing on this matter was also confirmed by Caroline Wren, senior advisor to Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake, who says Roe has been telling disgruntled donors that Never Back Down could “support other candidates than just Ron DeSantis, which is a strange thing to say unless you’re starting to lay the groundwork of a potential DeSantis exit.”

Wren told Steve Bannon’s War Room show on Thursday: “I think it’s because some donors are starting to ask: ‘Hey, why am I giving to you? You have $120 million already cash on hand in this PAC, and DeSantis’s numbers are just crumbling.'”

“I think it’s a tool that they’re using to leave an opening to say, hey, if [DeSantis] gets out, we can just morph this into a different PAC – and does it get morphed into a PAC to run candidates against America First Senate candidates and House candidates? Or does it become an entity that supports a new candidate that gets in? Or does it become an entity that supports Tim Scott?”

– Caroline Wren

Senator Scott, who used “never back down” as his slogan in 2022, is going slow in the polls at present, tied for fourth place alongside Mike Pence, Nikki Haley, and Chris Christie on three percent.

Meanwhile, a number of sources close to Team DeSantis have told The National Pulse they expect Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, also a client of Roe’s, to jump in the race and benefit from the consultant’s backing.

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's own 'Never Back Down' super PAC could soon morph into 'Not Backing DeSantis', with controversial consultant grifter Jeff Roe reportedly telling donors unhappy with the Florida Governor's dismal polling that he may pivot to supporting Tim Scott, or even Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin. show more