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Biden punts son's propaganda: Gushes over Hunter's self-serving memoir in CBS interview

Mark Moore
New York Post
Sun, 07 Feb 2021 18:05 UTC
President Joe Biden CBS News Norah' O'Donnell
© CBS NewsPresident Joe Biden speaks with CBS News' Norah' O'Donnell about son Hunter's new book on February 6,2021.
An emotional President Biden fought back tears as he discussed his son Hunter's new memoir — saying "My boy's back."

"The honesty with which he stepped forward and talked about the problem. And the hope that — it gave me hope reading it," Biden said in an interview with CBS News that will air before Sunday's Super Bowl game.

"My boy's back," Biden told anchor Nora O'Donnell in an excerpt released late Saturday as he became emotional and choked back tears.

"I'm sorry to get so personal," he said to O'Donnell.

Hunter has been battling addiction throughout his life and has undergone treatment in a number of rehab facilities.

Comment: Creepy Joe running true to form. He probably means every word of it, in defiance of all reality.

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Is Biden 'reframing' Mideast policy? Seems to signal new distance from allies Israel, Saudis

Shaun Tandon
Times of Israel
Sat, 06 Feb 2021 17:47 UTC
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© Amit Shabi/PoolPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) holds a joint press conference with then-US vice president Joe Biden at the Prime Minister's Office in Jerusalem, March 9, 2016.
New administration intimates 'it's not business as usual' with the way Trump ran regional ties; in key speech, Biden didn't mention Israel when saying he was revitalizing alliances

US President Joe Biden is quickly if subtly rebalancing US priorities in the Middle East, walking back his predecessor's all-encompassing embrace of Saudi Arabia and Israel while seeking diplomacy with Iran.

Two weeks into his presidency, Biden on Thursday announced an end to US support for the Saudi military campaign in Yemen which he said has "created a humanitarian and strategic catastrophe."

Equally noticed was what went unsaid in his first major speech on foreign policy. Biden did not mention Israel when saying he was revitalizing alliances with other leaders — a reflection of how he has not yet spoken with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Comment: Whoever is pulling Biden's strings seems to be making a few good moves. Lowering support for the slaughter in Yemen, and potentially loosening the unjustified sanctions screws on Iran are positive things, as is extending the START treaty with Russia. But never believe altruistic motives when a government is involved. One has to wonder what the larger goals are.

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Obama 'ethics czar' Eisen now bragging he led the 'color revolution' behind the 2020 US election steal

Joe Hoft
The Gateway Pundit
Sat, 06 Feb 2021 17:32 UTC
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© UnknownNorm Eisen, Lawfare Ninja Supreme
We warned on November 2, 2020, the day before the 2020 Election, that the nightmare scenario created by the Democrats starring Sleepy Joe Biden was about to begin.

We reported on the 'Color Revolution' earlier in the 2020 Presidential campaign - In September Tucker Carlson discussed the 'color revolution' and Norm Eisen, ironically Obama's Ethics Czar, was reportedly behind the resistance and the efforts to remove President Trump from office. Like other Democrat lies, the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) didn't make health care more affordable and Norm Eisen was not someone who cared about ethics.

Below is a video from Tucker Carlson's show regarding this topic - at the time we didn't know much about Norm Eisen:

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When (or IF) comes the pushback towards Biden and his agenda?

Victor Davis Hanson
American Greatness
Wed, 03 Feb 2021 00:00 UTC
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Joe Biden is now unapologetically leading the most radical left-wing movement in the nation's history.

The corruption of the Renaissance Church prompted the Reformation, which in turn sparked a Counter Reformation of reformist and more zealous Catholics.

The cultural excesses and economic recklessness of the Roaring 20s were followed by the bleak, dour, and impoverished years of the Great Depression.

The 1960s counterculture led to Richard Nixon's landslide victory in 1972, as "carefree hippies" turned into careerist "yuppies."

So social, cultural, economic, and political extremism prompt reactions — and sometimes counterreactions.

The Bush-Clinton-Obama continuum of 24 years (from 1993 through 2015) cemented the bipartisan fusion administrative state. Trump and his "Make America Great Again" agenda were its pushback.

Comment: Now realizing how utterly compromised the election system is in the US, the populist supporters of Trump may not wait to see what happens in the 2022 election before responding.

As for becoming the most radical left-leaning president ever, consider it superficial window-dressing to disguise an utterly UN-progressive agenda.

And already Biden is giving the finger to culturally marxist groups that helped "legitimize' him in some eyes - as he's been refusing to even meet with them.

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$60 billion court battle: Yukos oligarchs seeking 'legal protection for illegal behavior' - Russian deputy Justice Minister


RT
Sat, 06 Feb 2021 11:22 UTC
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A long-running legal battle over the legacy of defunct energy giant Yukos, has resumed in the Netherlands, this week. RT spoke to Russia's Deputy Justice Minister about the landmark case and why it also matters for other nations.

Speaking exclusively to RT, Mikhail Galperin outlined how the Russian defense team has several arguments, but the one with particular precedent-setting ramifications concerns its contention that international law should not be abused to protect criminals.

On Friday, the Supreme Court in The Hague started hearings over a complaint brought against Russia in 2005 by former shareholders of the firm, once one of Europe's largest resource companies. It's the third round of this saga in the jurisdiction of the Netherlands alone. In 2014, a Dutch ruling awarded $50 billion in compensation to the shareholders, but in 2016 that judgement was overturned by a higher-level court.

Comment: See also:

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Bellingcat's new book accused of 'whitewashing' manipulation of OPCW report on alleged Douma attack

Mohamed Elmaazi
Sputnik
Fri, 05 Feb 2021 08:06 UTC
A determination from the OPCW, that civilians in Douma, Syria were killed by chlorine gas canisters dropped from the sky, were undermined after internal documents revealed manipulation of the conclusions made by the expert team of inspectors who actually visited the site in question.

UK-based firm Bellingcat has come under heavy criticism for leaving out key information from it's new book, regarding the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) whistleblower leaks in relation to the alleged chemical attack in Douma, Syria.

"The book [We Are Bellingcat: An Intelligence Agency for the People] excludes key evidence, shown in [my Twitter] thread, that has emerged from both OPCW sources and leaked documents regarding how attempts were made to manipulate the Douma investigation and the scientific flaws in the final report", Dr Piers Robinson of the Organisation for Propaganda Studies explained in response to a request for comment.

Comment: With this book, they actually shoot themselves in the foot because with the omission of critical details they are confirming the conclusions from the original report of the OPCW.

The alleged chemical attack in Douma was a staged action executed by so-called "rebels" and directed by their psychopathic bosses in the US, Britain, and EU.

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Irony alert: Creepy Joe says Trump should no longer get intelligence briefings because of 'erratic behavior'

Steven Nelson and Bruce Golding
New York Post
Fri, 05 Feb 2021 19:24 UTC
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© European Press AssociationFormer President Joe Biden argues former President Donald Trump should no longer get intelligence briefings "because of his erratic behavior unrelated to the insurrection."
President Biden says former President Donald Trump should lose access to intelligence briefings because he might "slip and say something."

In an interview with CBS News Friday, Biden said Trump should not know US secrets "because of his erratic behavior unrelated to the insurrection," referring to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot that disrupted certification of Biden's victory.

CBS host Norah O'Donnell replied, "You've called him an existential threat. You've called him dangerous. You've called him reckless."

"I have, and I believe it," Biden said in his first TV interview as president.

Biden declined to tell O'Donnell what his "worst fear" is about Trump having access to intelligence.

Comment: The guy who let slip he was going to be elected through organized vote fraud is now worried about a former president being a security risk?



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Fauci's contradictory Covid-19 'science' keeps population scared, ignorant, & obedient

Helen Buyniski
RT
Fri, 05 Feb 2021 18:10 UTC
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© Reuters / Shannon Stapleton
It's not easy to keep an entire population at the brink of hysteria, but the supposed figures of authority in this pandemic are doing a pretty good job, with flip-flops that almost seem designed to keep us confused and scared.


Comment: Indeed, whilst it may not be the primary intention it certainly is beneficial for those factions pursuing a totalitarian agenda.


It took just a few days for US coronavirus czar Dr. Anthony Fauci to change his tune regarding multi-masking, the trendy if bizarre practice of wearing more than one face covering at the same time in an effort to avoid infection with coronavirus. Fauci initially came out in support of the practice, touting it as "common sense" given the supposedly super-contagious new strain of Covid-19 on the loose.

However, the health official admitted a scarce few days after that "there's no data that indicates that that [double-masking] is going to make a difference and that is the reason why the CDC has not changed its recommendation."

Comment: See also: The Inanity of RNA Vaccines For COVID-19

And check out SOTT radio's NewsReal #34: Covid By Numbers:



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Israel's key players in upcoming polls: Parties come and go but faces remain unchanged

Elizabeth Blade
Sputnik
Thu, 04 Feb 2021 06:35 UTC
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© Wikimedia Commons/picture-alliance/NurPhoto/Britanica/Miriam Alster/Flash90/Knesset.gov.il/Jackguez/AFP/Getty Images/Wikipedia/KJNTop: Gideon Sa'ar • Benny Gantz • Benjamin Netanyahu • Yair Lapid
Bottom: Naftali Bennett • Merav Michaeli • Avigdor Lieberman • Nitzan Horowitz
With less than two months left until Israelis head to the polls for the fourth time in two years, the country's parties have until Thursday night to submit their official declarations that they will take part in the upcoming race.

Last-minute changes are still possible in the upcoming race for the Israeli parliament, especially given that both the left and the right are trying to create mergers, but the key players have already been outlined.

Here are the main elements that will take part in the race set for 23 March:

The Heavyweights
  • Likud under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu:
Currently projected to get 31 out of 120 seats in the Israeli parliament, Likud will remain Israel's biggest party.
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Media runs defense for Amazon after retail giant caught stealing millions from workers

Alan Macleod
MintPress News
Wed, 03 Feb 2021 00:00 UTC
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© BFN NewsAmazon CEO Jeff Bezos
It has been a turbulent 24 hours for retail giant Amazon. First, the company's founder (and world's richest individual) Jeff Bezos announced that he would step down as CEO. Then, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) ruled that the company had illegally stolen more than $61 million worth of customer tips meant for its delivery drivers.

Under their contracts, Amazon drivers were supposed to make between $18 and $25 per hour and keep all their tips. However, since at least 2016, the company had been secretly confiscating tips customers sent through an app, using their contributions to reduce their own wage payouts, meaning they were swindling both customers and employees. "In total, Amazon stole nearly one-third of drivers' tips to pad its own bottom line," said FTC Commissioner Rohit Chopra.

Unlike corporate crime cases in other nations, Amazon will merely be required to pay back the money it took from employees. Thus, it will face no negative consequences, except a possible public relations backlash due to bad press. Yet, instead of grilling Amazon, the media appear to be working hard to run defense for it, downplaying the nature of the crime in their headlines.
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