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Homeland Security launches a review of domestic extremism in its ranks

Brittany Bernstein
National Review
Mon, 26 Apr 2021 08:33 UTC
Mayorkas
© Kevin Lamarque/ReutersDepartment of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas
The Department of Homeland Security on Monday launched an internal review to root out what it calls "domestic violent extremism" within the agency, as officials have focused on preventing acts of domestic terrorism in the wake of the January 6 Capitol riots. According to CNN, Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas wrote in a memo to staff:
"As we work to safeguard the nation and our values, we must be vigilant in our efforts to identify and combat domestic violent extremism within both the broader community and our own organization. "Violent extremism has no place at DHS and we will work with urgency and focus to address it."
ABC noted that DHS "did not cite any specific incidents in announcing the review."

According to the department, senior officials across the agency will "immediately begin a comprehensive review of how to best prevent, detect, and respond to threats related to domestic violent extremism within DHS."

Senior officials will work to determine whether extremist ideology is prevalent in the department's various agencies, including the Border Patrol, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the Secret Service and the Coast Guard. The review will be no small undertaking: Homeland Security has more than 240,000 employees.

Comment: 'We, the People' and the US Constitution are the administration's real targets. 'Domestic Terrorism' is the tool.

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Stop

Biden cuts reporter's questions short: 'I'm really going to be in trouble'; full transcript


The Daily Wire
Tue, 27 Apr 2021 00:00 UTC
Biden
© Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg/Getty ImagesUS President Joe Biden
President Joe Biden only took a couple of questions on Tuesday afternoon from reporters after he gave a short statement about the administration's progress on combatting the COVID-19 pandemic.

"And as much as the temptation is to stay outdoors on this beautiful day, I've got more work to do," Biden concluded. "Thank you all very, very much. Bye-bye."

Reporters asked Biden questions about Russian President Vladimir Putin, new pandemic guidelines, and the devastating COVID-19 outbreak in India.

"You chose to wear a mask as you walked out here," a reporter said. "What message were you sending by wearing a mask outside alone?" "By watching me take it off and not put it back on until I get inside," Biden responded.

"Look, I'm sorry," Biden said a few moments later. "I'm going to — this is the last question I'll take, and I'm really going to be in trouble."

A few moments later the press conference was over.

FULL TRANSCRIPT OF BIDEN'S REMARKS PROVIDED VIA THE WHITE HOUSE:

Comment: Check out the transcript of Biden's press remarks sales pitch: 'vaccine', 'vaccine', 'vaccine'. Notice how thrown he was once the reporters took him off topic!


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Beaker

Best of the Web: Speaker of Russian Duma: 'Covid-19 may have leaked from US lab'

Jonny Tickle
RT
Tue, 27 Apr 2021 13:56 UTC
Volodin
© geoblog.ruChairman of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Vyacheslav Volodin in Moscow
Covid-19 may have originated in an American lab as a result of an accidental leak. That's the unverified claim of Vyacheslav Volodin, the speaker of Russia's State Duma and a leading member of the ruling United Russia party.

Speaking to fellow lawmakers on Tuesday, Volodin suggested, without providing any scientific evidence to back up his claim, that Covid-19 leaked from "an American laboratory" in Wuhan, China.
"Based on the silence of America's satellite states, and the way the US itself is silent, one conclusion can be drawn: quite obviously, this is due to the fact that they had some kind of leak in those laboratories."
Volodin went on to call for the US to stop the research he says caused Covid-19, and suggested that Washington begins to work out how to "compensate all the countries that suffered from it." If these studies are not stopped, the world will be "held hostage to more and more situations," he said.

"Clearly, it was found in Wuhan. But again, whose lab is it in Wuhan? An American lab. They funded it," Volodin claimed, again offering no evidence for his assertion.


Comment: That's easily demonstrated: the Chinese BSL-4 lab in Wuhan was indeed partially funded by the US government. Additionally, US scientists worked there. But that's likely besides the point. Somehow, the viral outbreak 'coincided' in Wuhan, and was likely brought there by US soldiers participating in the military games the city hosted in October 2019. The only question is; were those 'vaccine test subjects' knowingly sent there?


Comment: The Russian government has no doubt been briefed by its Chinese counterpart, but is cautious in revealing what it knows (or suspects).

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Cult

Media dons kid gloves for Creepy Joe: WaPo drops presidential fact-checking database they maintained under Trump after Biden's 100 days

Nebojsa Malic
RT
Wed, 28 Apr 2021 16:54 UTC
biden
© REUTERS/Kevin LamarqueUS President Joe Biden speaks with reporters outside the White House, April 27, 2021.
The Washington Post, which obsessively "fact-checked" every utterance by former president Donald Trump for years, is discontinuing its presidential database only 100 days into Joe Biden's tenure, saying it's just too much work.

The Post's chief fact-checker Glenn Kessler announced the decision late on Monday, making a Freudian slip by describing the database as a "Trump" one rather than presidential, while trying to argue it required "about 400 additional 8-hour days over four years beyond our regular jobs."

Comment:

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Snakes in Suits

Covidiot: Biden wore a mask during VIRTUAL climate summit to 'send a message' to the world, White House says


RT
Tue, 27 Apr 2021 16:49 UTC
virtual summit
© Ruptly
Joe Biden wore a mask during a virtual climate change summit with other world leaders to "send a message" to the world, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki has said.

A viral image - a screenshot taken from a Ruptly feed - appeared to show Biden was the only world leader in the meeting on Thursday wearing a mask. Psaki defended the move in her Monday press briefing, offering an odd explanation.

Asked by a reporter why Biden was "the only world leader at the climate summit Zoom who was wearing a mask," Psaki responded: "Because he is sending a message to the world that he is putting in place precautions, and continuing to do that as the leader of the United States."


Comment: Virtue signaling at its finest. Biden has been a part of bombing innocent civilians to death countless times, but he's gonna show the world how to lead by wearing a dumb mask. Get real.


Psaki also justified Biden's decision by claiming there were others in the room with him during the virtual meeting.
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Blue Pill

Goebbels is alive in Nicaragua: The relentless US lies and subterfuge are set against one of the most successful countries in Central America

S. Brian Willson
Global Research
Tue, 27 Apr 2021 00:00 UTC
Daniel Ortega
Besieged Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega
"A lie told once remains a lie, but a lie told a thousand times becomes the truth."- Joseph Goebbels, Hitler's Propaganda Minister, 1933-1945

President Ortega is a dictator! President Ortega is a dictator! President Ortega is a dictator! Etc., Etc., Etc!! Say it over and over, and it becomes accepted truth with absolutely no evidence whatsoever. Welcome to the post-truth world - A Goebbels' world.

In 1979, the The Sandinista National Liberation Front (Spanish: Frente Sandinista de Liberación Nacional, FSLN) triumphed over the more than four decades of US-supported Somoza dictatorship. Thus ended the "stable" playground for the wealthy, right-wing Nicaraguan families and their affluent US investor friends, preserved at the expense of the vast majority of the Nicaraguan people. To this day the US has never forgiven the social-minded Sandinistas ("Sandinismo") for having forced the end of the Somoza era. Many of the wealthy opposition now live in Miami, Florida.

Ten years of Reagan's brutal terrorist war against the Sandinista government came to an end in 1990 after more than 50,000 casualties. The FSLN lost the 1990 elections in which the US financed with nearly $50 million dollars a "Liberal" Party candidate, Violeta Chamorro, as an alternative to the FSLN[1].

During run-up to the 1990 Nicaragua elections, the Bush administration stated its intention of "keeping the Sandinistas guessing" through secret intelligence operations (New York Times, June 11, 1989) aimed at influencing the election. New monies for the opposition parties were justified in order to "level the playing field" to boost the U.S.-created opposition forces' chance of ousting Sandinista President Daniel Ortega (Miami Herald, Oct. 18, 1989).

Comment: See also:

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Vader

French defense minister threatens 'sanctions' against ex-generals behind open letter blasting Islamism and 'suburban hordes'


RT
Tue, 27 Apr 2021 12:09 UTC
French Defense Minister Florence Parly
French Defense Minister Florence Parly
French Defense Minister Florence Parly has said that former high-ranking military personnel may be punished for signing a letter urging the president to stop the looming disintegration of the country and possible civil war.

The letter, which had caused a stir in the media, was published in the conservative 'Valeurs Actuelles' news magazine on April 21. The appeal was signed by around 20 retired generals along with "a hundred senior officers and more than a thousand soldiers," the magazine said.

Striking an ominous tone, generals asked French President Emmanuel Macron and the government to save France from what they said was a creeping disintegration, and to defend the country against "Islamism and the hordes of the suburbs," as well as against "masked individuals" that attack businesses and police. They also warned that "certain 'anti-racism' and 'decolonial theories'" sow divisions in society with the goal of starting a "race war," and that the current political climate could ultimately lead to a civil war in France, unless something is urgently done to stop it.

Parly accused the former generals of "calling for a kind of insurrection or, at least, creating a climate of division." She told France Info radio that the opinions expressed in the letter were "an insult launched at thousands of soldiers."

Comment: Identity politics, critical race theory and other far-left globalist mind viruses have clearly become as weaponized in France as they have in the US and elsewhere. And the answer to those who dare speak the truth about it - from those who seek to benefit from it - is to shut up or prepared to be punished for it.

See: Coup d'état brewing? 10 French Generals publish letter calling out President Macron on 'treasonous' UN mass migration pact

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Chess

Czech senators mull HIGH TREASON lawsuit for President Zeman after he cast doubt on Russian role in 2014 ammo blast


RT
Tue, 27 Apr 2021 17:16 UTC
Zeman
© Reuters / Leonhard FoegerFILE PHOTO: Czech President Milos Zeman.
A group of Czech senators is considering a constitutional lawsuit against President Milos Zeman accusing him of high treason, after he said there was not enough evidence of Russia's involvement in a 2014 ammunitions depot blast.

"I assume that we will at least deal with the possibility of filing [a lawsuit] over high treason," the head of the Czech Senate, Milos Vystrcil, told local media on Monday, adding that lawmakers would consult experts on the matter first.

The Senate factions of the two liberal-conservative parties, ODS and TOP 09, also confirmed they would discuss a proposal to file a lawsuit against the president at their meeting on Tuesday.

Comment: See also: No evidence of Russian involvement in 2014 ammunition depot blast, Czech president says, despite govt already expelling 18 diplomats

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Bad Guys

Germany's new lockdown law sparks flurry of Constitutional Court complaints: 'Ineffective & disproportionate"


RT
Tue, 27 Apr 2021 21:18 UTC
mask warning sign germany
© Reuters / Fabian Bimmer
Germany's new law granting Berlin sweeping powers when it comes to imposing harsh Covid-19 restrictions has sparked a wave of indignation and prompted dozens of complaints filed with the Constitutional Court.

A total of 65 complaints have been filed against the so-called Infection Protection Act to date, the Federal Constitutional Court in Karlsruhe confirmed to the German media. A court spokesman also admitted that the real number of lawsuits could be higher since new ones are filed "all the time" and the court is not always able to process them in time.

Some complainants also filed urgent motions asking the court to suspend the law, which came into force just two days ago, until a final decision is made. Some suits were directed against the entire package of measures envisaged by the new law, while others focused on specific restrictions like the nighttime curfew that many Germans apparently see as unconstitutional.

Comment: The protests were more wide-spread than the mainstream media would like report:





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Brick Wall

Canada moves to regulate video posts on YouTube and social media: Accused of 'assault' on free speech

Anja Karadeglija
National Post
Mon, 26 Apr 2021 20:35 UTC
Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault canada
© Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press/FileHeritage Minister Steven Guilbeault
Critics say if the Bill C-10 amendment is really meant to control the online posting of unlicensed music, TV and movies, a copyright approach would be the proper mechanism

The Liberal-dominated House of Commons Heritage committee has cleared the way for the federal government to regulate video content on internet social media, such as YouTube, the same way it regulates national broadcasting, under a new amendment made to a bill updating the Broadcasting Act.

Critics denounced the move to give the country's broadcast regulator the ability to oversee user-generated content, and said it amounted to an attack on the free expression of Canadians, particularly in light of Heritage Minister Steven Guilbeault's recent plans to give Ottawa power to order take-downs of online content it deems objectionable.

Comment: Free speech is already under assault in Canada. Dr. Jordan Peterson can attest to that. This effort has merely opened another front in the war:

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