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LA sheriffs raid LGBT activists at Pride March for outstanding warrants

Sara Higdon
The Post Millennial
Sun, 04 Jun 2023 16:51 UTC
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Arrests for outstanding warrants at a West Hollywood Pride Parade, June 3, 2023
"This is why we don't like cops at Pride..."

LGBTQ activist Hunter Lee Darling, 24, also known as Zodiac Rose, was arrested at the WeHo Pride festival on Saturday along with his friend Abby Nicole Thomas, 28, who intervened as police placed Darling into custody. He was charged with robbery, vandalism, and battery for an incident that took place in April.

Footage of the arrest posted on Twitter shows Darling and Thomas claiming that they were being arrested because the West Hollywood police were homophobic. "The Sheriffs were making fun of the booth and the volunteers responded 'This is why we don't like cops at Pride' The sheriffs then attacked them and are filing bogus charges," Twitter user Jordan Davis wrote.
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Pills

Trump plans to hit Big Pharma & investigate rise of autism, obesity, & infertility

Jake Welch
The National Pulse
Tue, 06 Jun 2023 16:38 UTC
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© ScreenshotFormer US President Donald Trump
Former President Donald Trump has announced his plan to "address the sharp rise in chronic illnesses and health problems" across the United States, including the establishment of a Presidential Commission of independent minds to investigate what is causing America's "decades-long increase in chronic illnesses."
In recent decades, there has been an unexplained and alarming growth in the prevalence of chronic illnesses and health problems, especially in children. We've seen a stunning rise in autism, auto-immune disorders, obesity, infertility, serious allergies, and respiratory challenges. It is time to ask: What is going on?

Is it the food that they eat? The environment that we live in? The over-prescription of certain medications? Is it the toxins and chemicals that are present in our homes?

Every year, we spend hundreds of billions of dollars to treat these chronic problems rather than looking at what is causing them in the first place.

— Donald J. Trump

Comment: Good luck to him if elected. It would be a protracted battle. Big Pharma has wormed its way into the government, educational institutions and the media.


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House

Sanctuary city? Black Chicagoans angry at $51 million aid package for illegal immigrants

Madeline Coggins
Fox News
Sat, 03 Jun 2023 15:07 UTC
Brandon Johnson, mayor of Chicago
© Jamie Kelter Davis/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBrandon Johnson, mayor of Chicago, during an inauguration ceremony at the Credit Union 1 Arena in Chicago on May 15, 2023.
After the city council approved a multi-million dollar migrant aid package, outraged Chicago residents raised their concerns and frustrations at a meeting earlier this week.

One of those residents joined Fox & Friends Weekend to amplify the concerns of his Chicago neighbors and offer other areas where the $51 million could be spent.

"It's just a mess here," Chicago resident Andre Smith said. "We have in Chicago $160 million that was spent for the migrants with no records, no plan. And now we're fixing to spend $51 million that was passed at city council with no record, no plan for 500 migrants for 30 days. That's unheard of."

Chicago aldermen voted to approve the measure by a vote of 34-13, according to FOX 32, noting that there was contentious debate before the spending was eventually approved.

Comment:

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Stock Down

Eurozone sinks into recession, and it's forecast to get worse

LaToya Harding
Yahoo
Thu, 08 Jun 2023 12:43 UTC
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© AP Photo/Martin MeissnerGross domestic product (GDP) across the eurozone was revised down to a contraction of 0.1%, downgraded from a previous estimate that the economy stagnated.
The eurozone fell into a recession at the start of this year as an ongoing cost of living crisis continues to pressure households.

According to revised data from Eurostat on Thursday, gross domestic product (GDP) across the bloc was revised down to a contraction of 0.1%, downgraded from a previous estimate that the economy stagnated.

Economists polled by Reuters had forecast on average zero and 1.2% expansion for Q4 2022 and Q1 2023.


Comment: Which goes to show how in touch with reality economists are.


It was hit by a combination of soaring inflation and rising interest rates, as household consumption declined, as well as Russia's war on Ukraine which has pushed energy and food prices higher.


Comment: It's the West's war on Russia, actually; and, since then, the West has blown up the Nord Stream pipelines, selectively enforced endless rounds of self-defeating sanctions, and they're in the process of imploding their agricultural sector.

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Magnify

Israel Health Ministry central lab shut down due to flooding draws speculation online


Israel International News
Wed, 07 Jun 2023 12:41 UTC
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The central laboratory building of the Ministry of Health where medicines are approved has been shut down due to flooding for three days, Kan 11 News reported on Tuesday.

The Ministry of Health said in response, "We are working with certified parties to assess the damages and return the laboratory to work as quickly as possible."

Comment: Considering the laboratories importance, online commentators have voiced their suspicions over the flooding, although whether these speculations have merit remains to be seen:



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Bizarro Earth

Best of the Web: Annecy, France: 4 children of nursery age stabbed in playground by Swedish-approved Syrian 'refugee'


The Telegraph
Thu, 08 Jun 2023 10:44 UTC
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Emergency services at the scene in Annecy, France
A Syrian asylum seeker has reportedly been arrested on suspicion of stabbing four children and an adult in a park in the French town of Annecy.

A man armed with a knife attacked a group of children aged around three years old at 9.45am on Thursday at a park near the lake in the town, a security source who asked not to be named and a local official told AFP.

Police said three children are in life-threatening condition. A man was also injured in the attack.

It was initially thought that six children had been injured.

Comment: Other reports stress that the attacker was shouting that he did it 'for Jesus', which is weird considering that it's usually done 'for Allah'.

Guess which country approved his asylum status in 2013? He apparently left Sweden recently, and had his asylum status denied in France on 4th June. The screwball is himself father to a young child.

Whilst these seemingly random knife attacks have been on the increase in recent years, this incident comes on the heels of a spate of attacks in recent weeks: Footage of the incident has appeared online:



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Syringe

NYC's drug-themed vending machine cleaned out of crack pipes overnight: 'They should re-stock'

Georgett Roberts, Carl Campanile and Jorge Fitz-Gibbon
New York Post
Thu, 08 Jun 2023 08:49 UTC
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© Gregory P. MangoThe city’s first “public health” vending machine in Brooklyn was cleaned out of its free crack pipes, drug-testing strips and other paraphernalia overnight after being installed in Brownsville on Monday.
City officials' new drug-themed vending machine is a huge hit with local addicts — who wasted no time cleaning it out overnight as they stocked up on its free crack pipes, lip balm and Narcan.

"Yes, I love it," drug user Evelyn Williams told The Post while standing at the "public health" vending machine in Brownsville, Brooklyn, on Tuesday. "They put it in yesterday, and it's empty already.

By 1 p.m., a drug-prevention-program worker was starting to restock the machine with more drug-test strips, Narcan and condoms — predicting the vending machine could need to be refilled "maybe twice a day, depending on which items go quite quickly.''

"We have a lot of addicts and heroin users over here," Williams said. "They should re-stock it immediately!"

Self-described crack smoker Minoshi Calpe, 56, had walked away with the second-to-last product in the vending machine — a fentanyl test strip — around 11 a.m. while sniffing that the glass used for the free pipes might not be up to her standards.

"I like the Pyrex because it's a little thicker,'' she said, also lamenting that "you can't even sell that [vending stuff] because the programs give you all that stuff" already for free.
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Texas just became largest state to ban transgender surgeries for minors - Doctors who try to mutilate kids' genitals now considered criminals

Joel Abbott
Not the Bee
Mon, 05 Jun 2023 20:18 UTC
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Texan children are now protected from the greedy doctors and rabid cultists that want to castrate and sterilize them in the name of gender Marxism.

Reuters and the mainstream media are the hardest hit.

Transgender "care."

Chemically castrating children, injecting them with cross-sex hormones, and cutting off their breasts and genitals is "care."

You know, because the cultists say these kids are gonna kill themselves unless we mutilate them beyond repair before they are 18!
Texas Governor Greg Abbott on Friday signed a bill that bans transgender healthcare including puberty blockers and hormone therapy for minors, making Texas the largest of the 20 states to have outlawed gender-affirming care.
SB14 bans giving children gender-transitioning procedures (with exceptions for actual medical necessity) and prohibits any public money being given to said procedures.
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Bizarro Earth

Germany faces electricity shortages, industry will collapse due to green scheme, business chiefs warn

Rachael Bunyan
Daily Mail
Wed, 07 Jun 2023 12:26 UTC
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The government's focus is now on renewable energy supplies from solar and wind sites
Germany faces electricity shortages that will see critical industries ditch the country after the government decided to shut down the last remaining nuclear power plants in favour of renewable energy sources, business chiefs have warned.

The head of energy firm RWE said he fears that Germany will face a shortage of electricity that will see prices in the already struggling country soar.

Markus Krebber, 50, warned that this will endanger Germany's 'competitiveness' as an industrial hub, meaning companies will be driven out of the country, taking much needed jobs with them.

'Germany's prosperity is based on strong industry,' Krebber told BILD. 'A scarce energy supply leads to high prices - this endangers the competitiveness of Germany as an industrial location. We are seeing the first signs of de-industrialisation.'

Comment: The outlook for the US, and UK, is equally dire, and, tellingly, all because of the dystopian green agenda:

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Arrow Up

Is America the Land of Nod?

Julian MacFarlane
News Forensics / Substack
Wed, 07 Jun 2023 17:30 UTC
Land of Nod
© News Forensics/Substack
Anthony Blinken is Secretary of State. He runs the White House Daycare Center for Seniors, and makes sure that Biden takes his naps, and gets his diapers changed. With Joe in — what? — his fifth childhood? — Tony reads him stories from pictures books and sings him songs to sleep. While Joe is in la-la land - -which is most of the time — Tony makes speeches, as in Finland.

I read the one below in the NYT — and I am writing what I recall.
Mr. Biden's war has been a strategic failure — greatly diminishing America's power, its interests and its influence for years to come. When you look at President Biden's long-term strategic aims and objectives, there is no question, America is significantly worse off today than it was before the full-scale invasion — militarily, economically, geopolitically. Where Biden aimed to project strength, he has revealed weakness. Where he sought to divide, he has united. What he tried to prevent, he has precipitated.

Anthony Blinken, Secretary of State
ASD Blues

"What"", you say? He didn't say "Biden" — he said "Putin"? He didn't say "America" he said "Russia? Oh my, oh my....

Sorry, sorry, sorry.... Got it wrong. Guess it's my ASD acting up again. But you can't blame me — that wouldn't be woke.

I guess I just assumed Blinken and President Biden, were living in the same world I — and you are — which they are obviously not.

In the official version of Blinken's recent speech in Finland, which was the subject of the NYT's article, Blinken talks about "Putin's War diminishing Russia's power".
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