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Researchers on 4Chan have begun examining an offline backup of Hunter Biden's phone. They found the password and are going through all the files.In other words, nothing much revealed so far that we didn't already know. There' more info coming out and it looks like this has the makings of another scandal. But the question is, how trustworthy is the information?
There is reportedly approximately 450GB of data still remaining hidden on the President's son's iPhone backup log.
The individual who initially released the data claimed to have been threatened by unnamed individuals close to the administration.
"I was told Hunter had sexual relationships with a lot of people in the so-called 'elite' and families are ashamed," said the anonymous individual, adding that 'the elite' want to "prevent the humiliation because he f-cked half the kids, sisters and wives in the small 'elite' circles."
The data is alleged to have come from an iPhone backup drive that contained everything from deleted phone calls and text messages, to web-search history including pornography habits.
The data released on 4Chan alleges Hunter Biden searched for porn videos of himself on popular pornography websites, with search terms including "Hunter Biden Fucking a Hooker."
The alleged documents also show text messages claiming there are "more weapons in your son's room than in an armory."
The 4Chan info dump is currently ongoing and can be followed here. We will continue to provide any updates if important information is to be revealed.


"The Facebook posts she was accused of were not anti-Semitic and the termination was unlawful, the court stated during the hearing. Salem explained that she has long been an advocate for women's rights, human rights, animal rights and LGBTQ and the accusations hit her hard. She called on DW to take responsibility, publicly apologize and retract the allegations."The court threw out the anti-Semitism allegations of investigators Ahmad Mansour, Sabine Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger and Beatrice Mansour, the statement says.
"The EU sanctions mean suffering, famine and migration flows for many hundreds of millions of people. Sanctions targeting food and energy are economic weapons of mass destruction. They hit innocent people the worst. I have no doubt that billions of people will feel its effects."Suffering people will want to hold those responsible accountable, and the EU won't be able to shift its culpability, the businessman added. It was not Russia nor the US, but EU members like Lithuania and Estonia, and also European leaders Germany, France and Italy, which chose to disrupt the operation of his chemical empire with sanctions, he explained.
"Currently the Dutch government is embarked upon insane efforts to slash greenhouse gases [sic] and reduce the amount of nitrogen ammonia in the soil by 30 to 70 percent by 2030[.] ...In practice, the government's plans could mandate farmers to use less fertilizer and cull their livestock herds. In response, farmers are resisting en masse — blocking supermarkets, distribution centers, and key infrastructure.
"The Netherlands House of Representatives has released a state which said: 'The honest message is that not all farmers will continue in business. Those who do will have to farm differently.'"
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe told party leaders on Saturday that he is willing to step down and allow a new government to be formed. His decision came after President Gotabaya Rajapaksa fled his residence before a mob of protesters stormed the building.
Wickremesinghe's office announced the news in a statement, around two hours after the PM sat down with political leaders to seek a resolution to the political crisis gripping the South Asian nation. With Wickremesinghe out of power, the speaker of parliament will likely become acting prime minister until elections are held.
Wickremesinghe's term in office was a short one, beginning in mid-May when he replaced Mahinda Rajapaksa, brother of current President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. The president has not yet resigned, despite a horde of protesters storming his residence in Colombo earlier on Saturday.
Several lawmakers have demanded the resignation of Rajapaska, whose whereabouts are currently unknown.
Comment: Bad move walking back the comments. The left won't accept an apology and the right will lose what respect they had for her standing up to the wokies in the first place. Now nobody likes her.
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