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Biden-era intel assessment targeted white moms and homemakers as potential domestic terrorists

Debra Heine
American Greatness
Fri, 20 Mar 2026 00:00 UTC
White Moms for Trump
© UnknownWhite Moms for Trump
Newly released CIA documents reveal that the Biden regime identified "motherhood," and "homemaking" as indicators of so-called "white racially and ethnically motivated violent extremism" (REMVE).

The Trump administration recently retracted an October 2021 intelligence assessment, titled "Women Advancing White Racially and Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremist Radicalization and Recruitment" that branded average women as domestic terrorists.

America First Legal (AFL), a conservative nonprofit law firm, shared the now-retracted assessment on X, saying it reveals "top-to-bottom bias at Biden's CIA."

The Biden CIA invented the term "white REMVEs" to describe people they claimed "incite, facilitate or conduct violence because they believe their perception of an idealized white European ethnic identity is under attack from people who embody and support multiculturalism and globalism."
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Failing solidarity: How cultural prejudice shapes leftist narratives on the war against Iran

Alain Marshal
Medium
Thu, 19 Mar 2026 17:07 UTC
iran war
Just imagine the uproar if Iran had killed more than 150 Israeli schoolgirls.
The so-called progressive political and media elites have cynically normalized the assassination of Iran's leader, dressing up regime change as a moral necessity while denying Iranians the right to self-determination. In doing so, they expose a racist double standard that humanizes Israeli victims, dehumanizes Iranian lives, and buries the very principles of freedom, dignity and international law they claim to defend.

The ritual is immutable:

1/ condemn the Iranian "regime" and more or less explicitly welcome the "death" (above all, never say "assassination") of Khamenei;
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Airplane

Grounding planes 'a distinct possibility' as the tightening global fuel supply hits Asian nations hardest

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Tue, 24 Mar 2026 14:54 UTC
airplane
© Twitter/Ministerio de Salud de la Nación
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has again warned of a "critical energy situation" as oil and gas markets convulse, underscoring growing fears of supply shocks, at a moment President Trump early this week claimed the Strait of Hormuz could "reopen very soon" if talks with Iran succeed - though Tehran has flatly denied any negotiations are underway as confusion reigns over the status of backchannel dialogue.

Already one country says it is suffering a fuel shortage crisis, amid broader reports of some demand destruction problems coming in from various parts of the globe. Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos on Tuesday said there's a "distinct possibility" planes may be grounded due to a jet fuel shortage, connected to the war on Iran and de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

"Several countries have already told our airlines they cannot fuel their aircraft, so they have to carry fuel there and back," he told Bloomberg News in an interview.
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Question

What's so great about diversity?

Dr James Allan
The Daily Sceptic
Wed, 18 Mar 2026 14:11 UTC
dei diversity graphic
'Diversity is our strength.' One hears this, or myriad variants of the same idea, unrelentingly. Certainly I work in an Australian university where the extent of higher-ups pushing this notion does indeed qualify as unrelenting, even matching totalitarian state levels of propaganda. But even outside the hallowed halls of impartial, politically balanced academia (did I write that with a straight face?) the mantra or cliché that diversity somehow delivers a stronger balance sheet or a more cohesive society or just better outcomes is pervasive in today's democracies that have committed themselves to multiculturalism and to the various neo-Marxist versions of feminism. Sure, those spouting these 'diversity is a panacea' nostrums never cash out the claim. They never tell us precisely how 'diversity' is making society better or wealthier or more unified. We are all just supposed to take it on faith, as it were. We're just to believe the bureaucratic, political and various professional bodies' elites who push this line, and believe it simply because they are the ones telling us it's so.

Comment: Well said.

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CNN forced to admit presence of ICE agents has helped with airport wait times

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Tue, 24 Mar 2026 22:33 UTC
ice agents airports help long lines tsa unpaid
© Megan Varner/Getty ImagesOfficers look on as travelers stand in long lines in Atlanta, Georgia, on 23 March, 2026.
Update (1640ET): Well, well, well...

Federal immigration agents on Monday showed up to several major airports to help TSA agents manage long lines amid a showdown over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees the Transportation Security Administration.

The move comes after President Trump floated the idea over the weekend, which was echoed by border czar Tom Homan in a Sunday CNN interview.

"President Trump is using every tool available to help American travelers who are facing hours-long lines at airports across the country — especially during this spring break and holiday season that is very important for many American families," Acting DHS Assistant Secretary Lauren Bis told The Epoch Times, confirming that hundreds of ICE officers were being deployed to help manage the long lines.

Meanwhile, President Trump on Sunday said that Congress should not pass DHS funding until Democrats get on board with the SAVE Act, which requires proof of citizenship when registering to vote.
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Airplane

Pilot, co-pilot killed after Air Canada passenger jet hits fire truck at New York's LaGuardia airport


The Strait Times
Mon, 23 Mar 2026 21:21 UTC
plane collide fire truck la guardia
© ReutersEmergency crews working around an Air Canada Express jet that hit a fire truck at New York's La Guardia Airport on March 22.
An Air Canada Express jet collided with a fire truck while landing at New York's LaGuardia airport late on March 22, killing both pilots, injuring dozens and closing the facility, the authorities said.

The Air Canada Express CRJ-900 plane, operated by its partner Jazz Aviation, was carrying 72 passengers and four crew members and had departed from Montreal, said Jazz, which is owned by Chorus Aviation. Jazz and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey confirmed that the pilot and first officer were killed.

The crash comes as US aviation faces chronic shortages of air traffic controllers and a separate shortfall of Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers due to a partial government shutdown that has led to delays, long security lines and heightened safety concerns across airports nationwide.
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Stock Up

Insider trading: Half a BILLION dollars were bet on oil minutes before Trump climbdown

Kieran Kelly
The Telegraph
Tue, 24 Mar 2026 20:13 UTC
stock trader display trump oil prices announcement
© Brendan McDermid/REUTERSA trader on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange on Monday. The American S&P 500 stock index rose and oil prices fell below $100 a barrel
Some 6,200 oil futures contracts changed hands before president announced energy strikes ceasefire, raising concerns about insider knowledge

Half a billion dollars worth of bets on the oil market were placed 15 minutes before Donald Trump said the US had held "productive" talks with Iran and announced a ceasefire on energy strikes.

Some 6,200 oil futures contracts - valued at a reported $580m (£433.9m) - changed hands between 6.49am and 6.50am EST (10.49am and 10.50am GMT) on Monday.

A quarter of an hour later, the US president announced "very good and productive conversations regarding a complete and total resolution of our hostilities in the Middle East" on Truth Social, which caused oil prices to tumble.
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Half a Million Balsa Trees Illegally Logged in Amazon Rainforest Every Year to Feed Global Wind Turbine Demand

Chris Morrison
Daily Sceptic
Tue, 17 Mar 2026 17:26 UTC
Balsa Trees Illegally Logged
Over half a million balsa hardwood trees are being illegally logged in the Amazon rainforest every year to feed the massive demand for wind turbines in many parts of the world. Balsa is a lightweight but strong wood that is commonly used in the core of giant turbine blades. It can make up around 7% of the blade and each set of three can use up to 40 trees.

This discovery is a genuine shock and follows an exclusive investigation by the Daily Sceptic. It adds to the huge ecological toll that the 'green' wind turbines are taking on the natural environment. These inefficient, unreliable, unsightly monsters require a large footprint on land and sea, kill millions of bats, decimate raptor populations, sweep the air of quadrillions of insects and alter local ecology on both land and sea. Nobody would install one in a free market, so they require vast financial subsidies to produce expensive electricity.
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Mamdani's tax fantasy is already failing somewhere else

Quoth the Raven
QTR's Fringe Finance
Sat, 21 Mar 2026 00:03 UTC
urban decay blight massassachusetts
A house in Hyde Park, Boston, Massassachusetts
If the rich are not paying enough, the definition of rich quietly expands until it includes whoever is still around.

Last week I wrote that Zohran Mamdani is a fucking moron has proposed a new estate tax that is not really aimed at billionaires but at ordinary New Yorkers whose so called wealth is largely tied up in the homes they spent decades paying off.

That argument may have sounded abstract to some readers, like a warning about unintended consequences that might or might not materialize. But we do not have to speculate about how these kinds of burdensome taxation policies play out. Other than the Laffer Curve, which exists for a reason and has existed for 50 years now, we have another real world example, and it is happening in a state that shares many of New York's political instincts and fiscal habits.
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Swedish court denies appeal of parents seeking custody of their OWN CHILDREN in religious freedom case

Jonathan Turley
jonathanturley.org/
Mon, 23 Mar 2026 21:51 UTC
Daniel and Bianca Samson children seized sweden religous freedom
© Alliance Defending Freedom InternationalDaniel and Bianca Samson's two daughters, Sara and Tiana, were seized by the Swedish government on allegations of "religious extremism" after the eldest daughter made a false report at school, that she later retracted, about an argument over not being allowed to wear makeup or have a cell phone.
Swedish authorities labeled Samson family religious extremists for frequent church attendance

In Sweden, a Christian couple is going through a nightmare that captures the growing bias and targeting of religious families in Europe. Daniel and Bianca Samson have been fighting to regain custody of their daughters since 2022 after the government cited their regular church attendance and faith as warranting their removal.

The parents, with the help of the Alliance Defending Freedom International, were delivered another blow after the European Court of Human Rights refusedto accept their appeal as "inadmissible."

This saga began when their eldest daughter had a fight with her parents over being denied a smartphone and makeup. She contacted police and made a false report of abuse.

However, Sara, quickly retracted the allegation and police found no evidence of abuse. Nevertheless, the state took both girls — aged 10 and 11 at the time — and refused to allow them to return home.

Comment: Fox reports on the Catch-22 the parents are caught in:
The girls have pleaded to be reunited with their parents and have suffered worsening mental and physical health, according to ADF International. Their parents reported that both girls attempted suicide while in state care.

The parents have completed state-mandated parenting courses and were later deemed fit to parent, according to the legal group, but they still have not been reunited with their daughters. They have also allegedly sought to move the girls into foster care in their home country of Romania, but have been denied.

The European Court of Human Rights "deemed the case inadmissible on the grounds of failure to exhaust legal remedies in Sweden," ADF International said, despite the Swedish Supreme Court refusing to hear the family's case in 2025.

"We love our children. We trusted Sweden to protect them — and when the truth emerged, we expected our daughters to come home," Daniel Samson said in a statement. "Yet they remain away from us, and their mental health continues to deteriorate."

ADF International told Premier Christian News that social services in Hässleholm are now moving to permanently sever the family's ties and place the girls for adoption.

"We deeply regret the Court's decision to reject this case, considering that this family has been torn apart for over three years despite a full investigation that cleared Mr. and Mrs. Samson of any abuse and the fact that the Social Services certified their capacity and fitness for parenting after they successfully completed an official training," said Guillermo A. Morales Sancho, legal counsel for ADF International. "Families should be free to live according to their convictions without fear of losing their children to the state."


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