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Fed-up Texas sheriff drives 4 migrants back to border to deport them

Kinney County Sheriff Brad Coe
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A Texas sheriff personally drove four illegal immigrants he'd apprehended back to the US-Mexico border to deport them, insisting he's been left with no choice given the current border crisis.

Kinney County Sheriff Brad Coe told the Epoch Times the migrants were discovered after a suspected smuggling vehicle his deputies were pursuing crashed on Wednesday morning.

Five illegal immigrants were found inside the vehicle, including a woman who had to be taken to hospital for non-life-threatening injuries.

The sheriff said Border Patrol agents had told him they could only apprehend the four other migrants if they'd been medically assessed at a hospital first.

Handcuffs

Musician R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years in prison in sex trafficking case

R Kelly
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Disgraced R&B superstar R. Kelly was sentenced Wednesday to 30 years in prison, months after he was convicted on all nine counts in a high-profile sex trafficking case.

U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly handed down the sentence in Brooklyn, New York, after several of Kelly's victims angrily addressed him at the hearing.

Donnelly minced no words as she threw the book at once-beloved performer.

"You were a person who had great advantages — worldwide fame and celebrity and untold money," she said. "You took advantage of their hopes and dreams, holding teenagers in your house trapped. You were at the top of your organization, and you raped and beat them, separated them from their families and forced them to do unspeakable things."

Russian Flag

The West's futile folly: Sanctions against Russia haven't worked in the past and won't work in the future

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© Getty Images / Niccolo BertoldiMoscow International Business Center (Moscow City)
Russians feel the impact of Western economic measures, but it's far from unbearable

The Russian economy is currently experiencing unprecedented pressure from a group of countries led by the United States, with more than 10,000 sanctions imposed on the country, its citizens, and companies.

Never before has such a volume of penalties been imposed on any one country. Even Iran, which has been the West's geopolitical punching bag for many years now, is "only" subject to about 3,600.

Sanctions pressure on Russia has been growing since 2014, when key sectors of the economy - energy, the military-industrial complex, and the financial sector - were targeted. Since then, the country's citizens have learned to distinguish between the dire predictions associated with sanctions and the tangible results of their implementation. While, in 2015, about 60% of Russians didn't believe sanctions had any impact on their lives, by 2020, almost 90% said they felt no effects. In short, people adjusted and became accustomed to the threats. Unemployment didn't grow and even sat at historically low levels. Low inflation made many banking products such as consumer loans and mortgages affordable, helping to fuel a real estate boom in some parts of the country.

Comment: Putin has faith in his countryman as mature adults. He is not afraid to explain his government's policies to them in plain language, and has been rewarded with a level of support that Western leaders can only dream of.


Bad Guys

The parallel realities of life in Pfizerworld

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So my long-expected excommunication from the free speech platform, Twitter, has finally taken place. I have appealed to them as to which rules I broke on their free speech platform, because they haven't actually told me yet which rules I broke on their free speech platform. How's a chap able to amend his ways if he's not even told which misdemeanors he's guilty of?
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As far as I can recall, I only put out three or four Tweets in the last 24 hours, so it was likely one of them. One of them was speculating on the possibility that the leaders of the G7 nations might be agents of the Kremlin, since every time they put more sanctions on Russia, the Ruble strengthens. Another was an admonition of Elmo from Sesame Street for promoting a dangerous medical product to little children. Another asked the question of what one might expect to happen if millions of people were injected with a product that causes:
  • The depletion of the immune system by the destruction of T-cells
  • The expression of cytotoxins in billions of cells
  • Blood clotting in organs throughout the body including the heart and brain
  • Intracellullar reverse transcription
  • The accumulation of lipid nanoparticles in the sexual organs
I didn't give the answer, but I think it might be a 12 letter word starting with a "d" and ending with an "n".

X

Twitter suspends Jordan Peterson after he tweets 'Ellen Page just had her breasts removed'

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© Chris Williamson/Getty ImagesDr. Jordan Peterson
Twitter suspended famed psychologist Jordan Peterson's account after he tweeted about a transgender surgery performed on Elliot Page, nee Ellen Page, former Oscar-nominated actress.

Peterson's daughter Mikhaila tweeted at Elon Musk, "Wow. @jordanbpeterson got a twitter strike. No more twitter until he deletes the tweet. Definitely not a free speech platform at the moment. @elonmusk."

In the tweet prompting Twitter's suspension, Peterson wrote, "Remember when pride was a sin? And Ellen Page just had her breasts removed by a criminal physician."

Twitter wrote that Peterson had violated its rules for "hateful conduct," apparently because he used Page's given name; Page now goes by Elliott. He also referred to Page as "her," thus implying Page is a woman.


Comment: How "hateful." The paramorality of the trans mass formation is ubiquitous, and absurd. She's a woman, and grownups don't play make believe.



Pistol

California Attorney General leaks private data of thousands of gun owners

California Attorney General Rob Bonta
On Monday, the personal details of thousands of California gun owners were leaked via the 2022 Firearms Dashboard Portal, a website set up by the state's Department of Justice to "improve transparency and information sharing for firearms-related data."

On Wednesday, Gun Owners of California fired back, condemning Attorney General Rob Bonta for allowing the leak to take place.

The group, which describes itself as being "dedicated to the unequivocal defense of the 2nd Amendment, and America's extraordinary heritage of firearm ownership," released a statement to FOX News.

Comment: So he did it on purpose. This is inexcusable.


Sherlock

Train carrying Ukrainian grain overturns in Romania - third derailment of critical goods in recent months

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A train carrying Ukrainian grain overturned in Romania
According to Romanian media, 11 empty wagons of a train carrying grain from Ukraine to the port of Constanta overturned.

On Wednesday, June 29 , in the Romanian county of Iasi, a train derailed, which was returning after transporting Ukrainian grain to the port of Constanta. According to the Romanian Railways, the incident occurred at 6 pm. As a result, 11 train cars fell down a slope. This is reported by Clubferoviar.

The train with 32 empty wagons of Ukrzaliznytsia was returning to the Kristest station from the port of Constanta, where it delivered Ukrainian grain. Between Syrka and Podu Iloaia stations, it derailed, after which the movement of rail transport on both lines was blocked.

It is reported that the cause of the accident was the poor condition of the railway infrastructure, one of the possible reasons is also called the malfunction of Soviet-made cars.


Comment: The claimed cause is notable 'Soviet-era made cars'; which, up until now, have apparently functioned without much issue.


Comment: The other derailments that have occurred recently: Whether there's a connection between these incidents isn't yet clear, it might simply be a coincidence, or it may be because these are now extremely high value and in demand goods and so companies are working overtime to get them shipped; there's also Earth Change like events to consider, such as the tracks having been destabilised by landslips; however what makes these incidents of particular note is the kind of goods they're transporting. As the numerous, mysterious fires at food processing plants show, there are likely some in the establishment that are seeking to benefit from the chaos shortages of these kinds will cause.

See also: 5 dead, 44 injured in train crash in Bavaria, occurs ahead of G7 meeting in region (5th June)


Sun

NATO chief Stoltenberg calls climate change a 'crisis multiplier' in issuing net-zero pledge on greenhouse gases

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg
© javier soriano/Agence France-Presse/Getty ImagesNATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg delivers his opening speech on Day 1 of the NATO summit at the Ifema center in Madrid.
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg says the military alliance will commit to reaching net-zero greenhouse-gas emissions by 2050.

"NATO is determined to set the gold standard on discussing the security challenges of climate change," Stoltenberg said Tuesday in Spain's capital as world leaders arrived for two days of talks.

Comment: More from La Prensa Latina:
Stoltenberg's announcement came at a high-level dialogue on climate change and security ahead of the Nato summit in Madrid.

The alliance has "a responsibility to reduce emissions," he said.

"To this end, we have developed the first methodology for measuring Nato's greenhouse gas emissions, civilian and military.

"It sets out what to count and how to count it, and it will be made available to all Allies to help them reduce their own military emissions."

Stoltenberg pointed out the task would not be easy but could be done, adding the transition away from fossil fuels would be decisive.

"There is a technological revolution happening right now. A green energy revolution. One that can be of huge benefit for our militaries," the Nato chief said.

Stoltenberg added Russia's invasion of Ukraine showed "​​the danger of being too dependent on commodities from authoritarian regimes."

"The way Russia is using energy as a weapon of coercion highlights the need to quickly wean ourselves off Russian oil and gas," he said.

Stoltenberg said climate change was a "crisis multiplier. More extreme weather devastates communities, and fuels tensions and conflicts."

"Climate change matters for our security, so it matters for Nato," he concluded.
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Footage reveals ballot traffickers forging signatures and trafficking ballots but RINO AG Brnovich dropped forgery charges

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New footage released by Gubernatorial Candidate Kari Lake and mule-buster Gary Snyder reveals ballot Mules in San Luis, Arizona forging signatures on ballot envelopes and preparing to cast illegal votes in the 2020 stolen election.

This same footage was provided to the Arizona Attorney General BEFORE the 2020 General Election and he did nothing about it.

The Gateway Pundit previously reported that San Luis residents Gary Snyder and David Lara busted a local ballot trafficking operation using undercover cameras, after observing these criminals operate in their community for 27 years. It was revealed to The Gateway Pundit that this evidence was delivered to Brnovich, who waited until December to file the first indictment against Alma Yadira Juarez, who later plead guilty and told police that Guillermina Fuentes handed her the prefilled ballots.

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Stop

Missouri farmer warned railway about crossing before Amtrak derailment

Amtrak train near Mendon, Missouri
© APThe eight-car Amtrak train carrying 275 passengers went off the track near Mendon, Missouri, Monday after hitting a dump truck at a crossing.
A Missouri farmer said he warned the railway that owns the crossing where an Amtrak train derailed Monday that the area was dangerous — and urged others to proceed over it with caution just weeks before the crash that killed three people and injured dozens more.

Local farmer Mike Spencer said he was not surprised by the derailment near Mendon and argued that it could have been prevented because he claimed the railroad was aware that the "uncontrolled" crossing was unsafe.
"That was pretty much a no-brainer," he told the Kansas City Star. "I predicted this was going to happen. I was certain that this was going to happen. It was just a matter of time."
In his June 11 Facebook post about the railroad crossing, Spencer included a video showing a train approaching Porche Prairie Avenue at a high rate of speed.


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