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NYPD officer fired for MAGA ties files federal lawsuit against department

Hannah Nightingale
The Post Millennial
Mon, 29 Aug 2022 01:45 UTC
Salvatore Greco
A 14-year veteran of the New York City Police Department has filed a federal lawsuit against his former employer and the city after he was allegedly fired for having close ties to Roger Stone "and others who support Trump's America and the 'political' paradigm of 'Making America Great Again.'"

Salvatore Greco has filed a lawsuit against the City of New York, Police Commissioner Keechant Sewell, Deputy Commissioner of Legal Matters Ernest Hart, Commanding Officer of Internal Affairs Bureau Group 25 Daniel Cutter, and Sergeant of Internal Affairs Bureau Group 25 Jeremy Orenstein for violations of the First Amendment and the Civil Rights Act of 1871.

According tot he lawsuit, on or about January 22, 2021, the Internal Affairs Bureau Command Center received an anonymous letter that stated: "To whom it may concern — I am writing to the NYPD Internal Affairs Bureau about the D.C. take-ver. PO Salvatore Greco CTTF, and PO Gregory Nealon 60 pct., attended the riot at Capitol hill. These officers want to have a civil war in America."
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German beastiality buffs demand legalization of sex with animals

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Sat, 27 Aug 2022 03:50 UTC
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© Matthew Wilder Photography / Getty Images
Germans beastialitists are protesting to eliminate the country's animal protection law - which forbids having any sexual relations between humans and animals.

To that end, Bavarian zoophiles held a public demonstration demanding recognition in a 'Zoophilia Pride March."


Comment: The sick-factor is increasing and it's only going to get worse as we near total cultural collapse.

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Top Bulgarian tennis player Dimitrov forced to retire mid-way through match due to shortness of breath and dizziness


Reuters
Wed, 24 Aug 2022 03:14 UTC
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© REUTERS/Matthew ChildsWimbledon - All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London, Britain - June 28, 2022 Bulgaria's Grigor Dimitrov in action
Grigor Dimitrov came out strong but faded fast as the Winston-Salem Open's top seed was forced to retire from his match against Dominic Thiem, sending the Austrian into the Round of 16.

With less than a week to go before the start of the U.S. Open, Dimitrov came out sharp, unleashing a torrent of backhanded slices to keep Thiem off balance as the Bulgarian raced through the surprisingly one-sided first set 6-0.

Comment: What the Reuters article didn't mention was that Dimitrov, the 31-year-old highest ranking Bulgarian tennis player, was experiencing dizziness and shortness of breath in the second round, sound familiar?



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Ice Cube

What will be the real world consequences of Europe's coming energy crisis?

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Mon, 29 Aug 2022 08:45 UTC
cold eu
Anyone with any sense could have seen it coming - Europe is on the precipice of an economic and social crisis not seen since World War II; and they basically did it to themselves. Ever since the Russian invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent NATO sanctions, the talking heads in the mainstream media have consistently fed the public an endless narrative on how the EU doesn't need Russian natural gas. We've heard an array of theories and chest beating from corporate journalists and lying politicians; all of them sounding so certain that Russia would be isolated and economically destroyed within no time. This has not happened, and now the reverse might soon be true for the EU and the UK.

To give you a sense of the disinformation being peddled to the public on this issue, take a look at the 10 point "battle plan" put together by the International Energy Agency (IEA) back in March to cut off Russian energy imports and save the EU from a crisis:
1) Don't sign new gas supply contracts with Russia. (REALITY: This foolishly assumes that Russia wants to sign new contracts with Europe.)

2) Replace Russian gas supplies with alternative sources. (REALITY: No alternative sources exist that can come close to filling Europe's energy needs and that can be as easily transported. Europe will have to draw on energy commodities from around the world, taking up a large piece of a shrinking pie and driving up prices for most nations on the planet in the process.)

3) Introduce minimum gas storage rules. (REALITY: This assumes there will be gas to store for later.)
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Rockefeller Foundation wants behavioral scientists to come up with more convincing covid vaxx narratives

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Sun, 28 Aug 2022 22:00 UTC
covid passport
In yet another sign that the covid vaccination agenda of globalist institutions did not do quite as well as they had originally hoped, the Rockefeller Foundation has revealed that it (along with other non-profits) has been pumping millions of dollars into a behavioral science project meant to figure out why large groups of people around the world refuse to take the jab.

The "Mercury Project" is a collective of behavioral scientists formed by the Social Science Research Council (SSRC), a non-profit group which receives considerable funding from globalist organizations and governments. The stated goals of the project are rather non-specific, using ambiguous language and mission statements. However, the root intentions appear to be focused on using behavioral psychology and mass psychology elements to understand the global resistance to the recent covid compliance efforts.

Mercury groups will be deployed in multiple nations and regions and will study vaccine refusal and the medical "disinformation" that leads to it. They are operating with the intent to tailor vaccination narratives to fit different ethnic and political backgrounds, looking for the key to the gates of each cultural kingdom and convincing them to take the jab.
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Next British PM could face £23bn autumn spend to cover £900 rise in energy bills

Rowena Mason
The Guardian
Tue, 23 Aug 2022 19:01 UTC
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© Christopher Furlong/Leon Neal/Getty ImagesLiz Truss • Kwasi Kwarteng
Ministers could face an additional £23bn price tag for covering extra household energy costs of £900 this autumn, rising to £90bn next year, a new paper by the Institute for Government has found.

The paper, looking at the options for Liz Truss or Rishi Sunak in No 10, also warned the government should plan for prolonged rises in energy bills by going a lot further in making public appeals to use less gas - for example by informing consumers about the cost savings from turning down thermostats - and in committing to building more energy efficient homes to help protect consumers.

No 10 and Kwasi Kwarteng, the business secretary and close ally of Truss, have been resisting appeals to the public to use less energy. However, the next prime minister, likely to be Truss, faces some very difficult choices on entering office on how far to subsidise energy bills.

Boris Johnson's government has already spent £33bn on covering 90% of the then predicted increase in energy bills but soaring prices mean a further £23bn would be needed to cover average bills that are forecasted to be £900 more per household than was predicted just three months ago, according to the IfG.
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Day-long queues for coal in Poland as soaring energy prices cause people to panic buy ahead of winter

Tyler Durden
Zero Hedge
Sun, 28 Aug 2022 15:55 UTC
coal factory poland
Several weeks ago we reported that amid Europe's mindblowing gas and electricity prices, Deutsche Bank predicted that a growing number of German households will be using firewood for heating, a forecast which appears to have become self-fulfilling as German google searches for firewood ("brennholz") had since exploded off the charts:
firewood german google
But while Germans are still "searching" merely in the virtual realm, for countless Poles the search is all too real.

Comment: It's not just Poland, much of Europe is collapsing:







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Bad Guys

Accused Waukesha parade killer removed from court following outburst

Jesse O'Neill
New York Post
Fri, 26 Aug 2022 18:57 UTC
Darrell Brooks Waukesha parade court outburst
© Associated PressDarrell Brooks was escorted out of a pretrial hearing for having an outburst at Waukesha County Court on Aug. 26, 2022.
The man accused of killing six people at the Waukesha, Wisconsin Christmas parade last year was escorted out of court Friday after going on a tirade during a pretrial hearing.

Darrell Brooks, 39, went from sleeping at the defense table to yelling at Judge Jennifer Dorow and sheriff's deputies Friday morning, according to footage published by WISN-TV.

"I don't care about no livestream. Just like y'all don't care. All this political," the man accused of plowing into paradegoers with an SUV last November yammered at Dorow.
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UK: 50,000 Ukrainian refugees facing homelessness 'disaster' next year

Miranda Bryant and Mark Townsend
The Guardian
Sun, 28 Aug 2022 16:44 UTC
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© Martin Godwin/The GuardianA family who fled Ukraine arriving at Luton airport in May this year to meet their host, from Staffordshire.
No new support packages offered to Homes for Ukraine sponsors as the first group of six-month placements is set to come to an end

A "shocking" 50,000 Ukrainian refugees in the UK could be made homeless next year, the government has been warned, but ministers are refusing to offer a fresh package of support to offset the impending crisis.

As the cost of living crisis bites and with no end in sight to the war with Russia, fears are mounting that the government's Homes for Ukraine scheme will unravel next month when refugees' initial six-month placements with hosts end without alternative accommodation in place.

Comment: Are your heartstrings sore yet? Bryant and the execrable Mark Townsend have certainly been pulling hard enough on them.

Clueless British MP's review 'two-tier' asylum system that leave refugees homeless and destitute

View the contrast between the feckless British government and those mean Ruskies:

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School shows video telling students not to call cops if they see a 'violently racist' attack

College Fix Staff
The College Fix
Sat, 27 Aug 2022 00:00 UTC
denver public school
A high school in Denver, Colorado is under fire for showing students a video telling them not to contact the police if they witness a "violently racist or homophobic" incident.

The rationale is that cops will "escalate, rather than reduce" the violence, the New York Post reports.

Originally posted to YouTube in 2017 by the Barnard Center for Research on Women, the "Don't be a Bystander: 6 Tips for Responding to Racist Attacks" YouTube vid says that given the current political environment, "White supremacists and White nationalists have been emboldened, and as a result, public attacks are on the rise."

Comment: See also: Denver elementary school to hold BLM event teaching kindergarteners, first graders to disrupt the 'nuclear family,' recognize 'trans-antagonistic violence'

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