Hotel reservations for the highly-anticipated Army-Navy game in Foxboro, Massachusetts, many booked by veterans, have been canceled in Democrat-dominated Massachusetts to make way for illegal aliens.
Travel agents report their clients are being told they will not be allowed to use the rooms they have booked because hotels owned by Giri Hotel Management have canceled them in order to fulfill state contracts to house migrants, drawn up in response to right-to-shelter laws.
“I have never had a hotel take rooms back and give me nothing. They sent out cancellations and walked away,” said one travel agent. “Some people have decided not to go [to the Army-Navy game], and others [had to find] space in Boston.”
Such behavior has long been common in the United Kingdom, where an ever-increasing flood of illegal aliens crossing the English Channel in small boats has resulted in dozens of hotels all over the country being booked out by government contractors to accommodate them, at a cost of $10 million a day.
Weddings and other functions are often cancelled after hoteliers are offered these lucrative bookings, with hotel staff also being abruptly fired so the government contractors can bring in their own people.
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Hotel reservations for the highly-anticipated Army-Navy game in Foxboro, Massachusetts, many booked by veterans, have been canceled in Democrat-dominated Massachusetts to make way for illegal aliens.
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Support for arming and funding Ukraine in another seemingly endless war is collapsing, with only 41 percent of respondents to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll agreeing that America “should provide weapons to Ukraine”.
Support for U.S. participation in the Ukraine war is falling among supporters of both major political parties. Among Democrats, 52 percent support arming Ukraine, but this is down from 61 percent as recently as May. Among Republicans, support for arming Ukraine stands at just 35 percent, down from 39 percent.
An outright majority of Republicans, 56 percent, believe the Ukraine war is “none of our business and we should not interfere,” as do more than a third of Democrats.
The fall in support for the war follows the apparent failure of a large-scale Ukrainian counter-offensive, involving modern Wester weapons and Western-trained forces, appearing to fail, with no significant breakthroughs anywhere along the front as the rainy season approaches.
Russian forces have in fact gained more territory than they have lost in 2023, capturing 331 square miles since January to Ukraine’s 143.
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Support for arming and funding Ukraine in another seemingly endless war is collapsing, with only 41 percent of respondents to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll agreeing that America "should provide weapons to Ukraine".
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Ukraine’s accession to the European Union (EU) would cost the bloc a whopping €186 billion ($195 billion) over seven years and require root and branch reform of the entire union, according to an internal note of the Council of the EU.
The document claims all member states would have to pay more into the EU and receive less upon Ukraine‘s incorporation, with many current net receivers forced to become net contributors. Germany, France, and the Netherlands would be required to “significant[ly] increase” their contributions as wealthier nations.
Kiev would instantly qualify for €61 billion ($64 billion) from the EU’s Cohesion Fund – allocated to many of the poorer member states to improve their infrastructure – which would render nine members, including the Czech Republic, Estonia, and Slovenia, ineligible for the funding.
It would also receive €96.5 billion ($101.5 billion) from the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy, which would cut current farming subsidies given to members by 20 percent, alongside several other projects costing tens of billions.
The estimates come as the EU discusses expansion further east into Ukraine as well as eight other states, such as Moldova, Georgia, and six Balkan countries. The total cost of incorporating all nine nations would be around €250 billion ($262.9 billion). There was no consideration given to Turkey’s potential membership.
“Whilst for several policies, opportunities may outweigh the costs/risks, and enlargement will bring benefits to the current member states, enlargement will also have far-reaching impacts on the EU budget,” the document states.
Meanwhile, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban warned that plans for Ukraine’s accession are currently “going nowhere,” highlighting Ukraine’s long-standing oppression of its Hungarian minority as a key factor.
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Ukraine's accession to the European Union (EU) would cost the bloc a whopping €186 billion ($195 billion) over seven years and require root and branch reform of the entire union, according to an internal note of the Council of the EU.
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The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) is weaponizing its resources to monitor supporters of former President Donald Trump, even creating a “distinct category of domestic violent terrorists” to target MAGA loyalists based on their political views.
After January 6th, the FBI changed its definition of “anti-government, anti-authority violent extremism,” known as AGAAVE from the attempt to further “ideological agendas” to “furtherance of political and/or social agendas,” which allowed Trump supporters to be labeled a potential domestic terrorist threat due to their politics alone.
The FBI then went further by creating AGAAVE-other to target those considered a threat but did not fall within the definition of its anarchist, militia, or Sovereign Citizen groups. The alteration was implemented without a formal announcement in October 2022 and was given the vague definition of “domestic violent extremists who cite anti-government or anti-authority motivations for violence or criminal activity not otherwise defined…”
Although the FBI does not specifically mention MAGA in its definition, government insiders accept the category predominantly targets Trump’s base. “[I]n practical terms, it refers to MAGA, though the carefully constructed language is wholly nonpartisan,” stated an anonymous FBI officer.
The definition is so broad that a senior intelligence officer at the Office of the Director of National Intelligence said they were unsure whether it applied to a few thousand proud boys or 30 percent of the country’s electorate. “I don’t know the answer, and I can assure you the answer isn’t in any secret intelligence that the government possesses,” the officer explains.
The number of FBI domestic violent extremism investigations is skyrocketing as a result, with approximately 2,700 ongoing cases at the end of 2022: double that of spring 2020. The total number of domestic terrorism investigations is now more than 9,000, with the main target being Trump supporters.
The FBI’s clamp down on the MAGA movement is not isolated; the Department of Homeland Security and the White House are similarly working to quash it. Christopher Costa, a former White House head of counterterrorism, claims the government’s overriding aim is to focus the weight of the law on the anti-government terrorist threat from, what he calls, “a small percentage of misguided fellow Americans.”
Another senior intelligence official describes the general contempt in and around Washington for Trump and his supporters going into the 2024 presidential election: “Trump’s army constitutes the greatest threat of violence domestically… politically… that’s the reality and the problem set.”
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The Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) is weaponizing its resources to monitor supporters of former President Donald Trump, even creating a "distinct category of domestic violent terrorists" to target MAGA loyalists based on their political views.
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Adolescents are going to Planned Parenthood to get hormone replacement drugs in an effort to avoid the often months-long consultations and safeguards implemented by specialist and strongly regulated clinics.
Planned Parenthood has become one of the fastest-growing and largest hormone providers across the United States as the organization – which is more commonly known for assisting in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of unborn babies every year – is willing to dish out the cross-sex hormones within 30 minutes of the first consultation. The only requirement for a teenager is a mere discussion about the potential side effects of the drugs.
Most specialist clinics, however, often undertake rigorous and thorough assessments that take up to a year to complete, with even that timeframe becoming longer due to the ever-increasing public scrutiny and attention surrounding the issue.
As a result, Planned Parenthood affiliates in Portland saw an increase of roughly 400 percent in cases involving hormone or transgender treatment between 2021 and 2022. Affiliates in Ohio reported an over 500 percent increase. One of the organization’s Knoxville-based clinics even admitted that around one-fifth of its patients in 2021 demanded hormone therapy.
One mother, whose autistic son was prescribed hormones within minutes of his first visit to a Planned Parenthood clinic in New Jersey, argued, “It’s criminal what Planned Parenthoods all over the country are doing… And most people have no idea this is happening.”
Notably, a study published in the American Journal of Psychiatry earlier this year found that transgender surgery fails to reduce the demand for mental health services.
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Adolescents are going to Planned Parenthood to get hormone replacement drugs in an effort to avoid the often months-long consultations and safeguards implemented by specialist and strongly regulated clinics.
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Only three percent of the UK’s illegal boat migrants – 1,297 people out of 35,000 (with the latter figure based on an estimated number of annual crossings) – will be removed from the country once the “Conservative” Party’s Illegal Migration Act comes into force in January next year, according to a report published this week.
The Act states that illegal migrants may only be removed to one of a number of “safe countr[ies]” in which their “life and liberty” are not threatened, including the 27 European Union Member States, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland, or Albania, among others.
Yet, the vast majority of those arriving in the UK by boat are from countries considered unsafe, such as Afghanistan, Iran, Eritrea, Sudan, and bizarrely India, meaning they cannot be removed and will be “stuck in a permanent limbo,” without the government able to do anything about it while costing up to £9.6bn ($11.5 billion) over the next three years.
British taxpayers are currently paying a staggering $10 million per day to house illegal migrants, with that figure destined to increase as more migrants arrive.
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Only three percent of the UK's illegal boat migrants – 1,297 people out of 35,000 (with the latter figure based on an estimated number of annual crossings) – will be removed from the country once the "Conservative" Party's Illegal Migration Act comes into force in January next year, according to a report published this week.
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The Biden government has publicly announced it will allow the resumption of President Donald Trump’s policy of building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border to deter the thousands of illegal migrants entering the United States, representing a huge win for the 45th President‘s immigration policy.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) even waived 26 federal laws, regulations, and other legal requirements, including the Clean Air Act and the Safe Drinking Water Act, to ensure “the expeditious construction of barriers and roads” in Starr County, Texas, which has experienced nearly 250,000 illegal migrants crossing into its territory this fiscal year.
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, explained upon the policy’s announcement, “There is presently an acute and immediate need to construct physical barriers and roads in the vicinity of the border of the United States in order to prevent unlawful entries into the United States in the project areas.”
The decision openly contradicts President Biden’s own claims that building a border wall across the entire southern border was “not a serious policy solution.” In 2020, Biden declared: “There will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration.” Worse still, the Biden government began selling off $300 million worth of material intended for Trump’s wall at a 99 percent discount over the past several months.
With an election looming and the border crisis spiraling with even pro-sanctuary Democrats in Illinois and New York complaining to Biden that they cannot cope with the influx, the construction of at least some border wall is an example of some of the belated, limited action the White House is taking.
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The Biden government has publicly announced it will allow the resumption of President Donald Trump's policy of building a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border to deter the thousands of illegal migrants entering the United States, representing a huge win for the 45th President's immigration policy.
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Nikki Haley, a 2024 Republican presidential primary candidate, announced she’d pull federal funding from U.S. colleges who do not enact anti-racism programs for students should she win the White House.
Fielding questions from a panel of young voters on Fox News, the former Governor of South Carolina said, “What we need to do is remind everybody ‘hate is hate’… And so on college campuses, if they don’t have programs designed to combat hate – and that includes anti-semitism – their funding should be pulled.”
Israel is a bright spot in a tough neighborhood and our first line of defense from Iran.
Former Gov. Haley’s endorsement of college anti-racism programs is a stark break with others in the GOP who oppose such programs as they often are vehicles for Left-wing ideological indoctrination. Over the last several years, numerous educational institutions have come under fire for pushing racial bias and a ‘woke’ Left-wing agenda.
In September, the University of Minnesota’s School of Public Health adopted a curriculum instructing students to acknowledge structural racism is a public health crisis. The University of Central Florida enacted supposedly ‘anti-racist’ programming which actually segregates students by race, instructs them to rise up against White-male Christians, and argues the United States represents white-supremacist culture. Students who attend one of the 64 State University of New York (SUNY) campuses are required to pass an anti-racism course portraying the U.S. as inherently racist.
Polls show Haley in a close race with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for second place in the 2024 Republican primary, leading DeSantis in both New Hampshire and Iowa. Former President Donald Trump has consistently polled in first place and holds a commanding lead over the rest of the field.
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Nikki Haley, a 2024 Republican presidential primary candidate, announced she'd pull federal funding from U.S. colleges who do not enact anti-racism programs for students should she win the White House.
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The Trump campaign raised over $45.5 million in the third quarter of 2023, with over $37.5 million cash on hand and close to $36 million of the total cash on hand designated for the primary.
Ron DeSantis’s campaign raised just $15m in the same period, with just $5m for the primary, meaning their quarterly burn rate is likely higher than how much they raised.
Trump raised $35m to DeSantis’s $25m in Q2.
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The Trump campaign raised over $45.5 million in the third quarter of 2023, with over $37.5 million cash on hand and close to $36 million of the total cash on hand designated for the primary.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s fundraising woes continued last quarter with his campaign committee only raising $5 million for the Republican presidential primary contest. An additional $10 million the campaign committee says it raised can only be used for the 2024 general election according to U.S. campaign finance laws. DeSantis’s third quarter fundraising fell well below his second quarter haul of $20 million.
The cash-strapped campaign committee told staff at it’s Tallahassee, Florida headquarters on Wednesday roughly a third of them would be relocated to Iowa. Just over three months away, the Iowa caucuses are a make-or-break primary contest for DeSantis who currently has just $13.5 million cash-on-hand. The campaign believes either winning the Hawkeye state – or finishing with a strong second – will spark the momentum and donors they’ll need to defeat former President Donald Trump, the GOP front-runner.
In Iowa, pro-DeSantis SuperPAC Never Back Down has taken on many of the traditional roles associated with a presidential campaign committee. Campaign functions like bus tours, candidate events, and the entire political ad operation have for the most part been run through the SuperPAC. In addition, the Never Back Down has invested $25 million in a mass text messaging campaign powered by artificial intelligence as a cheaper, but unproven, alternative to television and radio ads. The DeSantis presidential campaign committee, on-the-other-hand, has yet to air even a single television ad.
A poll conducted by the DeSantis campaign’s pollster, Public Opinion Strategies, at the end of September showed Donald Trump leading Iowa with 50 percent – a 31 point advantage over DeSantis who was in a distant second at 19 percent.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's fundraising woes continued last quarter with his campaign committee only raising $5 million for the Republican presidential primary contest. An additional $10 million the campaign committee says it raised can only be used for the 2024 general election according to U.S. campaign finance laws. DeSantis's third quarter fundraising fell well below his second quarter haul of $20 million.
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