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FBI confidential human source INFILTRATED Proud Boys, ran FBI operation on J-6, reported PBs were INNOCENT

Cara Castronuova
The Gateway Pundit
Mon, 11 Jul 2022 08:00 UTC
january 6 capitol
Will this be the end of Chris Wray? It should be.

The FBI and the Department of Injustice continue to viciously politically persecute American Citizens and terrorize the public.

Now they've been caught.

Shame on the McCarthy-like January 6th Unselect Committee for abusing their power and using groups like the Proud Boys and Oath Keepers as fall guys so they can punish their political opposition!

Comment: More from Washington Examiner:
A member of the Jan. 6 committee indicated former White House counsel Pat Cipollone was not directly asked to corroborate or respond to Cassidy Hutchinson's testimony that he had advised former President Donald Trump against going to the Capitol on Jan. 6.

Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-CA) said on Sunday that Capitol riot investigators do not call witnesses to "corroborate other witnesses" but stressed that Cipollone provided testimony that "does not dispute" what Hutchinson told the committee.

"We never call in witnesses to corroborate other witnesses or to give their reaction to other witnesses," Lofgren said during an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper. "I will say that he did interview with us for eight hours and provide very insightful information, and that augments and certainly does not dispute Ms. Hutchinson's testimony."

Hutchinson, an aide to Trump White House chief of staff Mark Meadows, testified that Cipollone had told her on Jan. 6 that they would be "charged with every crime imaginable" if Trump went to the Capitol.

Lofgren, a member of the committee, added that excerpts of Cipollone's testimony will be included in the panel's next public hearing on Tuesday, though she declined to provide additional information citing rules surrounding testimonies.

"He was able to provide information on basically all of the critical issues that we are looking at, including the president's, what I would call, dereliction of duty on the day of Jan. 6," Lofgren said. "The committee rules don't allow us to disclose the testimony without a vote of the committee. That hasn't happened yet."

Cipollone met with the Jan. 6 committee on Friday after being served with a subpoena. Cipollone did not remember making that assertion to Hutchinson and was not asked about Hutchinson's statement, sources told the New York Times.


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Church of England refuses to define the word 'woman'

Michael Lee
Fox News
Mon, 11 Jul 2022 14:26 UTC
Church of England
The Church of England said the definition of 'woman' used to be 'self-evident'
The Church of England refused to offer up a definition of a woman, arguing that recent developments required "additional care" when attempting to define the word.

"There is no official definition, which reflects the fact that until fairly recently definitions of this kind were thought to be self-evident, as reflected in the marriage liturgy," Senior Bishop Rt Rev Robert Innes said when asked to define the word, according to reporting from GB News.

Innes' remarks came in response to a question posed by lay member Adam Kendry during the General Synod, who asked: "What is the Church of England's definition of a woman?"

The Bishop argued that the definition of a woman used to be "self-evident" but no longer had a simple answer.

Comment: Except it's not true that Mordaunt was always so clear on her definition of what a woman is; all that changed, however, once the position of Prime Minister came up for grabs, and it being well known that this relatively non-issue is a crowd pleaser,



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The ´Rape Russia´ plan backfires

Jorge Vilches
The Saker
Tue, 12 Jul 2022 08:17 UTC
BRICS
The war in the Ukraine will be short, not long. Contrary to what today´s Western casino politicians and MSM talking heads tell us to expect, come 2023 — or even before - Europeans will no longer withstand the tremendous burden that their ´Russian sanctions´ bear upon themselves, not Russia. European public opinion has become ever louder and impatient in this respect and EU politicians are getting cold feet without any solution at hand, just babble. No plan, none, no foresight... only incongruent foolish G-7 ideas such as establishing a buyer´s price cap cartel for oil & gas in a seller´s market which will never get to see the light of day. And despite some minor losses, these sanctions will continue to leave the Russian Federation basically unscathed and just collecting ever-larger revenues - due to higher induced prices — for smaller volumes of exports delivered. This benefits Russia in two ways (a) getting paid more by producing less while saving the difference for future sales (b) it allows to finance Russia´s attrition-war strategy forever while Europeans will very soon crawl and beg for a solution to their own unbearable "Russian sanctions".

NATO knows this. So another possibility is that the necessarily short Ukraine war goes nuclear, be it because there is no other way for NATO to possibly win or because Russia is once again forced to attack due to constantly-repeated large-caliber direct NATO-orchestrated threats. More on both possibilities later, and even a third regarding Europe´s further vassalization and possible rape. Either way, any way - it´s worth repeating - the Ukraine war will be short.

Comment: For more on this and the whole geopolitical game at play watch the weekly Newsreal with Joe and Niall. The latest being:



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Tory MP Jamie Wallis banned from driving for failing to stop after crash and abandoning car, all while dressed as a woman


Sky News
Mon, 11 Jul 2022 16:58 UTC
jamie wallis car crash
The court heard Wallis was wearing a mini-skirt, tights and a pearl necklace when the crash happened.
The charges relate to a collision in November last year in which his Mercedes smashed into a lamppost and telegraph pole in Llanblethian, South Wales.

A Tory MP has been banned from driving for six months and fined £2,500 for smashing into a telegraph pole and fleeing the scene, leaving the car in the middle of the road.

Jamie Wallis, who has represented Bridgend since 2019, was found guilty of failing to stop, failing to report a road traffic collision and leaving a vehicle in a dangerous position.

He was found not guilty of driving without due care and attention.

Comment: See also: UK Tory MP who 'wants to be transgender' became known for fleeing crash scene claiming he had PTSD after being raped & co-owning sugar daddy website

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Interview: "Restoring Ukraine's status as a neutral, non-aligned and non-nuclear state"

Guy Mettan
Swiss Standpoint
Mon, 11 Jul 2022 00:00 UTC
Maria Zakharova
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Interview with Maria Zakharova,* interviewed by Guy Mettan**

(11 July 2022) (GM) After almost four months of armed fights in Ukraine, the word has been only seldom and partially given to the Russian party, presented in the western media as the "aggressor" and the unique responsible of the conflict.

As the military operations are shifting on the ground and negotiations appear again as a possible mean to stop the war, it seems important to understand why Russia has considered unavoidable to start its "special military operation", what are the Moscow's real goals, at which conditions the hostilities could be stopped and how this conflict affects the world and is reshaping the global order from a Russian point of view. To understand is no to justify but is a pre-requirement to rebuild peace and trust.

That's why we have asked Mrs Maria Zakharova, speaker of the Russian Ministry of Foreign affairs, to answer comprehensively to our questions. The exchange has taken place on 12 June, the eve of the "Saint-Petersburg International Economic Forum" during a 90-minutes meeting and is presented in a shortened version.
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Lithuania expands restrictions on Kaliningrad despite Russian warning


Reuters
Mon, 11 Jul 2022 11:49 UTC
Rail freight cars Kaliningrad
© ReutersRail freight cars are shown in Kaliningrad following a ban on the transit of some goods to the Russian Baltic coast exclave via Lithuanian territory under EU sanctions, June 21, 2022.
Lithuania on Monday expanded restrictions on trade through its territory to Russia's Baltic exclave of Kaliningrad, as phase-ins on earlier-announced European Union sanctions against Moscow took effect.


Comment: Despite members of the EU saying that sanctions shouldn't apply to Kaliningrad.


Additional goods barred from Monday morning include concrete, wood, alcohol and alcohol-based industrial chemicals, a spokesperson for Lithuanian customs said.

Russia warned Lithuania and the European Union on Friday that it could adopt "harsh measures" against them if the transit of some goods to and from Kaliningrad did not resume "within the coming days."
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The West has paralyzed the G20 by pursuing confrontation with Russia and China, but the organization remains indispensable

Alexey Gryazev
RT
Sat, 09 Jul 2022 10:58 UTC
Lavrov
© Russian Foreign Ministry/SputnikRussian FM Sergey Lavrov • G20 ministerial meeting • Bali, Indonesia
The meeting of G20 foreign ministers turned into something of a farce, as Russia's Sergey Lavrov left the meeting before the end, and his US counterpart delivered insults.

No breakthroughs were achieved on issues that are vital to the world. This meeting was another rehearsal for the G20 summit scheduled for November, which seems doomed to fail due to the conflict between Russia and the West, as well as ever-growing tensions between the US and China.

Russian experts agree that because of these problems, the organization that helped the world overcome the 2008 financial crisis will not be able to rein in the current energy and food disaster.

Will the G20 survive in the context of a major conflict between its key participants? Who suffers from the organization's inefficiency the most, and which blocs will be in charge of handling global issues in the new reality?

The Moscow issue

For the first time since the start of Russia's military operation in Ukraine, the foreign ministers of the G7 countries met personally with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. The meeting was held on the island of Bali, Indonesia. And it didn't go well.
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Predetermined algorithms source of widespread election fraud in Arizona

Wendi Strauch Mahoney
UndercoverDC
Mon, 11 Jul 2022 00:00 UTC
red pill
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Predetermined algorithms caused widespread election fraud in Maricopa County, Arizona. Jovan Hutton Pulitzer told a packed room on June 27 that he conducted a forensic kinematic investigation of the ballots that "shows sufficient and irrefutable evidence of pervasive voter fraud and widespread election fraud in Maricopa County, Arizona." Pulitzer explained that "specific ballots" were repeatedly and fraudulently inserted to predetermine the election's winner. In short, the Maricopa election was an absolute mess that robbed many voters of their 14th amendment rights. Pulitzer said he is still knee-deep in the investigation.
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To be clear, a kinematic investigation means Pulitzer actually followed the physical and cyber "trail" of the Maricopa County ballots from the time they were manufactured to the "printing, the folding, sorting, and mailing" of those ballots. Pulitzer then
"followed the mailing process, the return process, the election handling process, and eventual scanning, tallying, and election recording of the votes — and reporting of the final outcome."
In addition, Pulitzer drilled his investigation down to the precinct level. He and his team processed over 20,895,610 digital and forensic images in multiple formats.

Comment: The process and outcomes above may well be the most thorough and well executed investigation into the fraud of the 2020 election to date.

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Bad Guys

Breach of diplomacy: Extraordinary argument between Macron and Putin four days before war reveals Kremlin's fury

Jack Newman
Daily Mail
Mon, 11 Jul 2022 17:11 UTC
putin i macron
© Sputnik via AFPPutin and Macron are seated far apart in the Kremlin on February 7, 2022, 13 days before their phone call.
Emmanuel Macron and Vladimir Putin had a furious telephone bust-up just four days before Russian forces invaded Ukraine, a bombshell recording has revealed.

The French president blasted his counterpart over suggestions he should negotiate with pro-Russian separatists, exclaiming at one point: 'I don't know where your lawyers learned the law!'

The tense exchange ended with Putin declaring he is in the gym about to play ice hockey after brushing off requests to hold a meeting with Joe Biden.

The details of the confidential February 20 call were revealed by the broadcaster France 2 in a documentary on the French president's handling of the conflict, A President, Europe and War.

Comment: It's hard to imagine the Russian president 'raging' when he is famous for his self-control, or 'answering 'breezily' on such serious matters, but not at all difficult to see man-child Macron losing his temper at being outmaneuvered diplomatically.

Lavrov comments:



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Russia calls out American goal in arming Ukraine


RT
Sat, 09 Jul 2022 00:00 UTC
Rocket
© Agadir, Morocco/Fadel Senna/AFPUS M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) launcher fires salvoes during the ‘African Lion 2022’ military exercise on June 21, 2022
The US government is aiming to protract the armed conflict in Ukraine for as long as possible, and it is for this purpose that Washington is providing Kiev with four more HIMARS units, the Russian embassy in Washington claimed on Friday.

The Russian embassy's statement went on to suggest that the planned delivery of additional multiple launch systems is intended to make up for growing casualties among Ukrainian forces. It dismissed the Pentagon's claim that such weapons are being used by Kiev for defensive purposes.

The Ukrainian military and "nationalist groups are deploying US-supplied weapons to destroy cities of Donbass," the statement insisted. The Russian diplomats claimed that the "Ukrainian Armed Forces are constantly deliberately targeting residential areas of Donetsk," including parts of the city where there are no Russian troops. As a result of this, "civilians are dying," according to the embassy.
"The goal of the Russian Federation is to put an end to the terror of the Kiev regime. Washington with its actions is not bringing peace closer, but on the contrary, is encouraging the Ukrainian authorities to commit new blood crimes."
Earlier on Friday, a senior Pentagon official revealed that the "White House will be announcing" a new round of military aid for Ukraine, which would include, among other things, four high-mobility artillery rocket systems, HIMARS, and additional ammunition for those units. The US Department of Defense official stressed that these weapons are "especially important and effective in assisting Ukraine and coping with the Russian artillery battle in the Donbass."
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