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Google admits voting feature favored Harris over Trump


RT
Wed, 06 Nov 2024 15:30 UTC
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© Getty ImagesGoogle was found to have violated the Sherman Act by dominating the online publisher ad server market and the ad-exchange market that connects ad buyers to sellers.
The tech giant failed to provide voters with data on where to vote for the Republican.

Google has admitted that its search engine provided US voters with data on where they could vote for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris but failed to inform them of where they could cast a ballot for Republican Donald Trump.

Social media users noticed that when the phrase "Where can I vote for Harris?" was entered into Google, they were allowed to input their address to determine the closest voting location and refer to an interactive map of polling stations. However, if they typed in "Where can I vote for Trump?" no such information was given, and the user was only offered news stories about the election.

The discrepancy triggered a barrage of criticism, including from X owner and Trump supporter Elon Musk, who posted on his platform: "Are others seeing this too?" Some users were quick to accuse Google of spreading "leftist trash propaganda" and of being guilty of "election interference."

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Trump wins US presidential election, sends 'Trumpquake' through Washington


RT
Wed, 06 Nov 2024 14:09 UTC
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© Chip Somodevilla / Getty ImagesRepublican presidential nominee, former US President Donald Trump arrives to speak during an election night event at the Palm Beach Convention Center on November 6, 2024 in West Palm Beach, Florida.
Former US President Donald Trump has secured a second term in office, leading US media outlets have reported, after officials in Wisconsin confirmed that the Republican candidate has won the state.

The win delivered ten electoral college votes to Trump, bringing him over the threshold of 270. He claimed victory hours earlier, predicting that he would also win the popular vote once the final tally is made.

Wisconsin was one of the key battleground states in this election cycle, potentially flipping for either of the two candidates. The results of several of these swing states largely determine who wins the election. Under the country's political system, all electoral votes from each state go to the winner.

Comment: Time to Make America Great Again! Questions remain, however, as to whether there are some shenanigans yet to come that keeps Trump out of office or how the Deep State will choose to hamstring his presidency. But a symbolic victory, the American people rejecting the Deep State and its puppet, is still something to celebrate.

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Trump promises to 'stop wars'


RT
Mon, 04 Nov 2024 14:53 UTC
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President elect of the US Donald Trump during an election night event on November 06, 2024
The Republican presidential nominee has touted a strong US military that needs not be used

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has told supporters, following his successful US election campaign, that he has no taste for starting wars. The 45th, and likely 47th, US president claimed victory as projections showed that he was on course to secure the 270 electoral votes needed to secure the White House.

Trump pledged that his second administration would usher in a new "golden age of America."

While his celebratory speech focused on domestic policies, Trump also said the country needs "a strong and powerful military, and ideally we don't have to use it." During his first term from 2017 to 2021, he claimed "we had no wars" in the sense that the US engaged in virtually no new major armed conflicts.

"Four years we had no wars, except we defeated ISIS, we defeated ISIS in record time," he said, referring to the international military campaign in the Middle East against the terrorist organization Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS).

"They said he will start a war. I'm not going to start a war. I'm going to stop wars," Trump added.

Comment: Peace is not something the military complex is interested in and thus it is no wonder that there were three attempts to kill Donald Trump. The time between now and the inauguration in 2025 will likely be a tumultuous time with some interest groups wishing to saddle Trump with another war and increased chaos.

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Portents of Chaos

Patrick Lawrence
Consortium News
Thu, 31 Oct 2024 23:08 UTC
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© C-Span screen shotDonald Trump and Kamala Harris during the Sept. 10, 2024, presidential debate on ABC News.
At this moment it is hard to locate the limit of what either of the two main political parties in the U.S. will do to avoid losing.

Uh-oh. The New York Times is picking up its familiar theme now that the Nov. 5 elections are but a few days out front: Those mal-intended foreigners are again "sowing discord and chaos in hopes of discrediting American democracy," it reported in a piece published Tuesday.

The Beelzebubs haunting this political season, when everything would otherwise be orderly and altogether copacetic among Americans, are Russia, China and Iran.

Why can't this year's version of the old, reliable "Axis of Evil" leave us alone with our "democratic process," the one the rest of the world envies and resents? Troublemakers, with all their "sowing." You could probably call them "garbage" and get away with it.
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The real US war aims in Ukraine: The revassalization of Europe

Juaquin Flores
Strategic Culture Foundation
Mon, 04 Nov 2024 20:45 UTC
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Europe is being weakened by this war, even if its elites have enriched themselves through various non-productive schemes.

The United States, in its grand geopolitical maneuvering regarding Ukraine, must have been fully cognizant of the improbability of dismantling Russia's military strength or eroding its political coherence through conventional warfare or economic sanctions. Such a feat would seem at first to be an exercise in folly, and based on the miscalculations of Western leaders, particularly those surrounding the power vectors of Washington DC, Wall Street, and the City of London. Russia, with its immense territorial expanse, historical resilience, and strategic depth, is so highly unlikely to be brought to heel in such fashion, as evidenced by the results of the conflict, that it raises far more profound questions than one of mere folly. There are few accidents in politics, and by extension, geopolitics.

This nigh impossible task today, however, is in large part publicly justified by a false allusion to past precedent. As a consequence largely of the toll on Russia which was World War I, the Russian Revolution was the product of the intersection of social fatigue and geopolitical intrigue. But the inability of the Russian state at the time to offer much in the way of a viable alternative was the result, from the perspective of today, looking backwards, of the relative economic underdevelopment of the global East and global South.

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The process of vassalization is already complete as Germany's Schoz had to stand and grin as Biden tacitly announced the future demolition of Germany's principle source of energy, Russia's Nord Stream pipeline. Ironically, a second pipeline is intact and could be turned on tomorrow, but EU leadership is too whipped to make the deal.




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Obama fueled 'Russia collusion' lies in secret White House meeting

Jeff Carlson and Hans Mahncke
Truth Over News
Mon, 04 Nov 2024 20:28 UTC
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In 2022, Bloomberg's Jason Leopold obtained a transcript of a secret briefing that Barack Obama held with a group referred to in the transcript as "progressive journalists." The meeting took place during the final days of the Obama administration on January 17, 2017.

A Bloomberg article regarding the secret meeting focused on the part of the briefing in which Obama alleviated the journalist's concerns about a potential Trump presidency. Obama stated that a one-term Trump presidency was no big deal because Trump's breach of the "norms" could be remedied, whereas eight years of norm breaking posed a genuine threat.

Leopold later sent out a tweet promoting the Bloomberg article. It mentioned that he would post the transcript; however, it was only posted a few days ago. Many thanks to our friend Stephen McIntyre for bringing it to our attention.

Comment: And that is how the Swamp does politics.

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Desperation: Netanyahu fires Israeli defense minister Gallant


RT
Tue, 05 Nov 2024 20:11 UTC
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© Amos Ben-Gershom (GPO) / Anadolu Agency Getty ImagesWar criminals: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) and Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant (L)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has fired Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, citing "significant gaps" in their position on the war against Hamas and Hezbollah.

Foreign Minister Israel Katz has been offered the defense job, while Gideon Saar has been tapped to take his position if he leaves, according to Israeli media.

"Serious differences arose between Gallant and me regarding the campaign's management, with these disagreements accompanied by statements and actions that contradicted both government and cabinet decisions," Netanyahu said in a statement on Tuesday, explaining his move.

Comment: Even Gallant can see that opening a 3-front war (Gaza, Lebanon, Iran) is suicidal. Despite multiple assassinations, Israel is getting its butt kicked in Lebanon, Hamas is still fighting, and Iran just demonstrated unquestionable missile superiority.

IDF, not to mention Israeli morale is tanking:
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Let it be noted the first two tweets are screenshots, as X would not allow embedding of the actual tweets. Zionist Linda Yaccarino's heavy hand at work?

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Is the West finally ready to admit defeat in Ukraine?

Glenn Diesen
RT
Sun, 03 Nov 2024 21:23 UTC
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© Sergey Bobylev/SputnikRussian serviceman in Kursk Region, Russia
The media is changing the narrative as the proxy war is running out of steam.

The Economist magazine reports this week that "Russia is slicing through Ukrainian defenses" and Ukraine is subsequently "struggling to survive." Across the Western media, the public is being prepared for defeat and painful concessions in future negotiations. Journalists are changing the narrative as reality can no longer be ignored. Moscow's coming success has been obvious since at least the summer of 2023, yet this was ignored to keep the proxy war going.

We are witnessing an impressive demonstration of narrative control: For more than two years, the political-media elites have been chanting 'Ukraine is winning' and denounced any dissent to their narrative as 'Kremlin talking points' that aim to reduce support for the war. What was 'Russian propaganda' yesterday is now suddenly the consensus of the collective elites. Critical self-reflection is as absent as it was after the Russiagate reporting, following the 2016 US election.

Similar narrative control was displayed when the media reassured the public for two decades that the US was in control of Afghanistan, before it fled in a great rush with dramatic images of people falling off an airplane.

Comment: The strategy is how to redefine 'winning the war' one loss at a time.

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Israel nullifies agreement with UN aid agency for Palestinian refugees


RT
Mon, 04 Nov 2024 19:07 UTC
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© Getty Images/NurPhoto
Israel has officially notified the UN that it is terminating a 1967 agreement with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA).

West Jerusalem has accused the organization of ties to Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups. The Israeli parliament last week passed legislation banning the work of the UN agency in the country.

The UNRWA was established in 1949 to deal with Palestinian refugees after the creation of the state of Israel led to the Arab-Israeli war. In 1967, following the Six-Day War, Israel requested that the UNRWA continue its operations in Gaza and the West Bank, which it agreed to facilitate.

On Monday, Foreign Minister Israel Katz said in a statement:
"UNRWA - the organization whose employees participated in the October 7 massacre and many of whose employees are Hamas operatives - is part of the problem in the Gaza Strip and not part of the solution. The UN was presented with endless evidence about Hamas operatives working at UNRWA and about the use of UNRWA facilities for the terror purposes and nothing was done about it."
The UN agency has denied the allegations, saying it takes measures to ensure its neutrality.
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Trump: I shouldn't have left the White House


RT
Tue, 05 Nov 2024 20:06 UTC
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© Michael M. Santiago/Getty ImagesRepublican presidential nominee Donald Trump speaks during a campaign rally at Lancaster Airport on November 3, 2024, in Lititz, Pennsylvania.
The Republican presidential candidate attacked "corrupt" Democrats during a campaign event in Pennsylvania

US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has said he regrets leaving the White House after losing to Joe Biden in 2020, and repeated his claim of "stolen elections."

Speaking at a campaign rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania on Sunday, two days before election day, the former president said the US had turned into "a failed country" under the leadership of an "incompetent group of fools."

Comment: He left because all the traitorous RINOs were whispering in his ear that it would be best for the country, and subtly threatening a civil war. Certainly the Antifa goons were at the ready.

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