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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
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
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
Jack Montgomery
Politics
TECH

DeSantis Defends Nikki Haley’s Daughter’s TikTok Use After Vivek Clash.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis rallied to the defense of supposed GOP rival Nikki Haley following their third primary debate, saying fellow candidate Vivek Ramaswamy should not have called her out for her family’s use of TikTok.

Haley had previously called out Ramaswamy for using the China-linked TikTok app to reach younger voters, blasting him for, as she put it, “wanting kids to go and get on this social media that’s dangerous for all of us.”

“She made fun of me for actually joining TikTok while her own daughter was actually using the app for a long time, so you might want to take care of your family first,” Ramaswamy said in the latest debate, earning a furious reaction.

“Leave my daughter out of your voice!” Haley interrupted, muttering “you’re just scum” as he continued to speak.

DeSantis has taken Haley’s side, saying “kids are out of bounds” and “I didn’t think that was an appropriate thing to do.”

While DeSantis and Haley have begun to target each other more directly as the primary campaign wears on, some observers were unsurprised to see them adopt something of a united front against Ramaswamy in the wake of the NBC debate.

The pair received a verbal shellacking from the tech entrepreneur on stage, with both being likened to “Dick Cheney in three-inch heels.”

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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis rallied to the defense of supposed GOP rival Nikki Haley following their third primary debate, saying fellow candidate Vivek Ramaswamy should not have called her out for her family's use of TikTok. 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 12, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Politics

DATA: 40% Want a Leader Who Will Break Rules to Fix America.

Almost 40 percent of Americans believe “things have gotten so far off track” in the United States that the country “need[s] a leader who is willing to break some rules if that’s what it takes to set things right.”

The American Values Survey for 2023 found 48 percent of Republicans, 38 percent of Independents, and even 29 percent of Democrats now believe a rule-breaker may be required to get the country back on track, for 38 percent of Americans overall.

Broken down by ethno-religious background, Hispanic Catholics were most supportive of the idea of a rule-breaking leader, at 51 percent, with white evangelicals a relatively distant second at 37 percent – one point behind the religiously unaffiliated.

The survey put the share of Americans who believe the country is going in the wrong direction at an astonishing 77 percent, including 90 percent of Republicans, 81 percent of Independents, and 59 percent of Democrats.

An outright majority of Americans believe the country has changed mostly for the worse since the 1950s, and that “America’s best days are now behind us.”

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Almost 40 percent of Americans believe "things have gotten so far off track" in the United States that the country "need[s] a leader who is willing to break some rules if that's what it takes to set things right." show more
November 12, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Politics

PREVIEW: Kassam Explains How RFK Is a Trump-Wrecker ‘PsyOp’ in Lengthy New Interview.

Raheem Kassam, editor-in-chief of The National Pulse, explains why lifelong Democrat-turned-independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a “psyop” designed to peel votes away from Donald Trump and empower the “power politics” establishment he supposedly stands against. The remarks come in two new, lengthy interviews released Monday – one with host Jeremy Ryan Slate, and the other with Donald Trump Jr.

“Obviously, if you look at RFK’s track record he’s incredibly left-wing. He’s not just left-wing, but he’s supported both far-left progressive philosophy while also backing globalist left, establishment left politicians almost his entire life,” Kassam told Slate.

“He’s almost the worst of both worlds,” he added, explaining the “almost” is in there because RFK has taken something of a stand against Big Pharma, and does have a “familial conviction” that the state security apparatus not always having the people’s best interests in mind.

“So yeah, of course he has a redeeming feature, maybe two redeeming features – but the rest? Eighty percent of his platform is a complete psyop on conservatives,” Kassam said. “If anyone else who was running for President had a CIA officer running their campaign the alarm bells would go ringing, but nobody’s talking about this, and that’s what tells you that a trick is being played here.”

Kassam pointed out that RFK, despite his Democrat credentials, seems to have designed his platform to appeal almost exclusively to disillusioned Democrats and swing voters who might otherwise vote for Donald Trump.

“Elections in the United States are won by tens of thousands of votes in a couple of dozen counties,” Kassam stressed.

“If [RFK] manages to convince 5,000 voters, 10,000 voters, in each of these little pockets around the country, then he takes almost entirely from people who would otherwise vote for Donald Trump, and who Donald Trump really needs,” he concluded.

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Raheem Kassam, editor-in-chief of The National Pulse, explains why lifelong Democrat-turned-independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a "psyop" designed to peel votes away from Donald Trump and empower the "power politics" establishment he supposedly stands against. The remarks come in two new, lengthy interviews released Monday – one with host Jeremy Ryan Slate, and the other with Donald Trump Jr. 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
November 10, 2023
Politics

Jill Stein is Running for President Again.

Physician and climate change advocate Jill Stein announced her intent on Thursday to run for the Green Party’s nomination in the 2024 presidential election, marking potentially her third bid for the presidency, following campaigns in 2012 and 2016. She declared her candidacy via social media, promising to challenge the two-party system in place, address the ongoing climate crisis, and promote a Green New Deal. Stein’s official campaign launch is expected on November 21.

During her 2012 and 2016 presidential campaigns, Stein garnered 0.36 percent and 1.07 percent of the popular vote respectively. Stein’s 2016 run ended amidst critiques from some Democrats who alleged her presence split votes favoring Hillary Clinton. Stein also initiated recounts in Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania—states where former President Donald Trump secured his win against Hillary Clinton.

Alongside Stein are several other long-shot contenders, including Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and Cornel West, both running as independents, as well as progressives Marianne Williamson and Cenk Uygur. Stein’s 2024 platform is expected to be largely centered on the establishment of an Economic Bill of Rights and the execution of a Green New Deal.

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Physician and climate change advocate Jill Stein announced her intent on Thursday to run for the Green Party’s nomination in the 2024 presidential election, marking potentially her third bid for the presidency, following campaigns in 2012 and 2016. She declared her candidacy via social media, promising to challenge the two-party system in place, address the ongoing climate crisis, and promote a Green New Deal. Stein's official campaign launch is expected on November 21. show more

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November 10, 2023
Jack Montgomery
Health
Politics

Trump: Big Pharma is ‘A Villain’ in ‘Many Different Ways’.

Donald Trump has told Spanish-language news network Univision that Big Pharma is “a villian” in many respects, and had unquestionably done “some very bad things” when it comes to the drugs crises in the Americas.

After first being questioned on whether he supported military intervention in Mexico to stop fentanyl trafficking, Trump was asked if he accepted “there’s a shared responsibility on this issue,” with his interviewer citing “the role Big Pharma has played in creating [the] opioid overdose crisis.”

Trump agreed immediately: “Yeah, Big Pharma is a villain in many different ways,” he said.

“I know them better than anybody, they weren’t fans of mine,” he added.

“I got them to do things that nobody thought anybody could really get them to do, and they’ve done some good things, [but] they’ve done some very bad things also – there’s no question about it.”

On the question of military intervention in Mexico, the 45th President had been diplomatic, saying he would “certainly deal with Mexico” and that “Mexico doesn’t like what’s happening either, with fentanyl and with all of the other things that are passing over the border.”

“Mexico’s a victim of it also,” he explained. “You have a tremendous drug problem for your people… The drugs, the destruction of families, the death.”

“Something had to be done about it. We’re losing I think probably 250,000 people a year; that’s like a big military intervention,” he stressed.

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Donald Trump has told Spanish-language news network Univision that Big Pharma is "a villian" in many respects, and had unquestionably done "some very bad things" when it comes to the drugs crises in the Americas. show more