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Monkeypox was first identified in 1958, but there's never been a global Monkeypox outbreak outside of Africa until now — in the exact week of the exact month predicted by the biosecurity folks in their pandemic simulation. Take these guys to Vegas!
Ed Yong, who's penned dozens of hysterical articles on Covid for The Atlantic including such gems as COVID-19 Long-Haulers Are Fighting for Their Future, Even Health-Care Workers With Long COVID Are Being Dismissed, How Did This Many Deaths Become Normal? and The Final Pandemic Betrayal, is hot on the scene of the new Monkeypox outbreak.
One fellow Conservative politician is said to have claimed he woke to find his colleague licking his nipples, according to reports.
A Labour MP was also allegedly abused by the same man, while the flatmate of another Tory MP told friends he also fell victim.
A fourth man also says he had suspicions that his drink was spiked, reports the Sunday Mirror.
A source said: "The name of this alleged attacker is being spoken about openly among Conservative MPs.
"If he is innocent, he should refer himself to police and our internal complaints procedure so allegations can be investigated to clear his name."
The use by the United States and Europe of the terrorist Ukraine they nurtured as "bait" for Russia has led to the situation described in the popular joke about a hunter and a bear: it is not clear who is holding whom. Either the bear is keeping the hunter, or the hunter is keeping the bear. And if at first it seemed to many in the West that Russia had fallen into a trap when Moscow's plan to change the regime in Ukraine to a friendly - or at least neutral - one failed by the beginning of March, now there is a sobering up. Former "partners" are beginning to understand: it is the West that has really fallen into a trap.
Russia, on the other hand, has opened a window of unprecedented opportunities - along with a sense of its own strength and a determination to live for itself and its own mind in the future. This was made possible by the clash with the West in Ukraine, where it was better not to rush, and not so much for tactical reasons as for strategic ones. Because prolonging the war in Ukraine allows Moscow to carry out the severance with the West, without which Russia will not be able to develop normally, without being reversible. It weakens, first of all, Europe and the United States, discredits them in the eyes of the rest of the world, undermining the basis of the economic and financial power of the West.
"Should Finland or Sweden be victim of aggression on their territory before obtaining NATO membership, we will assist Finland and Sweden by all means necessary."The Biden administration made an identical pledge, noting in a White House statement that while Sweden's and Finland's:
applications for NATO membership are being considered, the United States will work with Finland and Sweden to remain vigilant against any threats to our shared security, and to deter and confront aggression or the threat of aggression.Although neither statement mentions Russia, it is clear that both statements were aimed at Moscow in terms of communicating that — regardless of what the formal membership process may be — both Finland and Sweden will immediately become de facto members of NATO.
Joe Biden's move expands the number of counties for which Americans could be expected to die and the number of countries that American taxpayers will be expected to subsidize with their tax dollars.
Comment: As stated, financial disparity is more than significant. However, the assessment of Russia's capabilities is full of holes.
Comment: The masterminds have created the cliff. Will we again line up and step off?

Russian peacekeepers' checkpoint in the city of Bendery, Moldova
A series of explosions shook the capital, Tiraspol, at the end of April, and shots have been heard near the border with its war-torn neighbor. Several key military and infrastructure buildings were hit - the Ministry of State Security, a TV and radio center, as well as the largest ammunition warehouse in Eastern Europe. The Transnistria issue has simmered on the fringes of global politics since the original fighting was settled on July 21, 1992, and a ceasefire was signed.
Now, 30 years later, this 'frozen conflict' is challenging European security once again. RT explains who could benefit from an escalation in Transnistria and how developments in the region will be affected by Russia's special military operation in Ukraine.
Explosive situation
The breakaway Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic (PMR) was one of the first regions to go on high alert after the Russian operation began in February. The majority of its residents take a pro-Moscow stance, and since the beginning of the 1990s, Transnistria has severed ties with Moldova and has relied on the Kremlin's support. Geographically, however, the PMR is close to the southwest of Ukraine, bordering Odessa and Vinnitsa.
This week on NewsReal, Joe and Niall discuss (briefly) the latest 'current thing' (the monkeypox scare), the 'global famine' the US government is blaming on Russia, British monkey-business, the 'evacuation' of Nazis from Azovstal, Dubya's greatest-ever Bushism, and more signs and symptoms of the West's dizzying decline and decay.
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"I've never seen anything of this magnitude," said National Pandemic Fraud Recovery Coordinator Roy Dotson, who has 30 years experience in law enforcement, during a discussion on combating fraud organized by the Bethesda Chapter of AFCEA. "It was an online application so pretty simple. You could look up whatever information you wanted or use other people's identification, PII [Personal Identifiable Information], and put that in, and the money just flowed to whatever accounts you wanted it to."
The lesson? "I've learned that fast money equals fast crime," said Dotson.
Comment: See also:
- Democrat-run states 'redirected' COVID-19 relief funds to implement CRT in public schools
- Criminals have stolen nearly $100 billion in Covid relief funds, Secret Service claims
- Man spent millions in Covid relief payments on luxury cars & private jets
- Appellate Court strikes down racial and gender preferences in Biden's COVID relief law
- Ohio bribes residents to get vaccines with million-dollar lottery using Federal COVID relief funds
- Disabled white farmer sues Biden admin over 'racist' COVID relief plan
The Grayzone can exclusively reveal that Patel appears to be embroiled in a covert "research and influence operation," directly inspired by MI6 "principles and methods" and guided in part by Richard Dearlove, the foreign spying agency's former chief.
While the Home Secretary may not be fully apprised of the dark forces swirling around her, and the purposes for which she is being exploited, there is incontrovertible evidence that her ministerial agenda and Home Office policies are being directly influenced as a result of her links to the shady group.
Comment: For more on Priti Patel's murky history, see below:
- Operation Surprise: leaked emails expose secret intelligence coup to install Boris Johnson
- UK Home Sec Priti Patel accused of "vicious" bullying campaign against top civil servant
- What the Priti Patel scandal tells us about the dark operations of UK's powerful Israel lobby
- Nothing to see here: Priti Patel was part of CIA-linked lobby group with husband of Assange judge

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan speaks during a news conference following a NATO summit in Brussels on March 24.
Erdogan spoke by phone separately on May 21 with Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson and Finnish President Sauli Niinisto, telling Andersson that Stockholm must stop its "political, financial, and military support" for terrorist groups, according to Erdogan's office.
Longtime NATO member Turkey has been especially critical of Sweden for showing leniency toward the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK), which Turkey and its Western allies list as a terrorist group, and the followers of Islamic cleric Fethullah Gulen, whom Ankara holds responsible for an attempted coup in 2016.
Comment: See also:
- Croatia's President is latest NATO member voicing opposition to Sweden and Finland joining
- Turkey's Erdogan puts the brakes on NATO's nordic expansion
- Erdogan says Sweden & Finland should NOT come to Turkey to convince it to approve NATO membership bids
- Sweden to join NATO with Finland as US-led war on Russia escalates
- Finland officially announces support for NATO membership
- Sweden's ruling party divided over moves towards Nato membership
Comment: And just a few weeks ago: UK female Labour MP accused of lying about 'desperate, perverted smears', another MP quits after watching porn in Parliament