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ABC debate moderators spark public's fury for aggressive fact-checking of Trump, easy treatment of Harris

Joseph Wulfsohn
Fox News
Tue, 10 Sep 2024 18:47 UTC
ABC debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis
© ABC NewsCritics took aim at ABC debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis for their lopsided treatment of both candidates.
David Muir, Linsey Davis repeatedly challenged Trump's claims while letting Harris off the hook

ABC News sparked intense backlash among critics for its aggressive approach to former President Trump versus its soft treatment of Vice President Kamala Harris during Tuesday's presidential debate.

The Disney-owned network shocked the nation as its debate moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis repeatedly fact-checked Trump on various topics from crime, abortion to the former president's past comments about the 2020 election.

"The ABC moderators are fact checking- incorrectly!- and in such a shockingly obviously one-sided way, that Trump enduring the ambush as well as he has is a win," conservative radio host Buck Sexton reacted. "This debate has been a total sham, questions are all attacks on Trump, it's 3 on 1. Outrageous."

Comment: Despite ABC's yeoman effort to get Harris a knockout performance, it will likely be all for nought. The true believers will always support their candidate. The undecideds are the ones who matter.



Rasmussen Reports is probably the most reliable polling organization. This is their latest findings:
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© Rasmussen ReportsTrump still up by six points as of September 12, 2024
CNN is confused:



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Lawfare: Woman suing Rudy Giuliani for sexual harassment was previously sued for RACKETEERING and extorting "high net worth men"

Cara Castronuova
The Gateway Pundit
Tue, 10 Sep 2024 18:24 UTC
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© Inside Edition/YoutubeNoelle Dunphy has a previous history of accusing wealthy men of wrongdoing
The woman currently suing Rudy Giuliani for sexual harassment has been sued in the past by another man for extortion and racketeering.

The Gateway Pundit unearthed a lawsuit dating back to 2016 where real estate mogul Steve Kogut accused Noelle Dunphy (the woman suing Giuliani) of leading a racketeering ring. He alleged the ring targets "High Net Worth Men" and extorts them for cash by using law fare and false sexual allegations as blackmail. In the lawsuit, Kogut said Dunphy accused him of rape and sexual harassment to extort him for cash.

Rudy Giuliani's accuser has been sued for racketeering and extorting millions of dollars from wealthy men in the past.

The fake news did not report on the racketeering lawsuit when this very same woman came out with similar allegations against Rudy Giuliani last year.
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Our values in the UK: Killing pensioners to save money


Alex Krainer's TrendCompass
Wed, 11 Sep 2024 00:00 UTC
killing pensioners
Britain's PM found a black hole in the country's public finances. It looks like the pensioners will have to help pay up at the cost of their lives!

Nothing says "our values" like reducing deficits by killing pensioners. Britain's new Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has recently announced his government's plan to cut winter fuel subsidies to 10 million pensioners in Britain. It's a tough decision, it will be unpopular and it'll hurt, but it just must be done. Namely, Sir Keir and his cabinet discovered, to their utter shock and consternation, that there was a £22 billion "black hole" in Britain's public finances! This is an emergency that must be rectified even if it causes some discomfort to a few pensioners.

How much discomfort, and to how many pensioners? Back in 2017, when Tory Prime Minister Theresa May floated a similar proposal and Labour was in opposition, their own research determined that cutting winter fuel allowances would kill an estimated 3,850 pensioners that winter. And that was five years ago - practically the good old days, before the "typical household energy bills increased by 54% in April 2022 and 27% in October 2022."
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Gold Seal

'Rescue the Republic' announces RFK Jr. as feature speaker at historic event in Washington, DC on September 29


Gateway Pundit
Sun, 08 Sep 2024 09:00 UTC
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Rescue the Republic has announced Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., as a "Featured Speaker" at a rally in Washington, D.C., on September 29. The organization shares, "The Left and the Right will unite as over one hundred thousand Americans from all political persuasions will descend on Washington."

Additional announced speakers include, Russell Brand, Tulsi Gabbard, Bret Weinstein, Matt Taibbi, Col. Douglas Macgregor (ret.), Robert Malone MD, Pierre Kory MD, Dr. Heather Heying, Jimmy Dore, Tennessee Jet, comedian JP Sears, and musical acts the Defiant, Skillet, Five Times August and TN Jet.

Rescue the Republic shared in a press release, "The non-partisan rally is an effort to unite and mobilize the public and candidates around shared values and eight core pillars of the American Commitment."
"For the first time, more Americans identify as 'Independent' than as members of a major party, with most voters fed up with information operations and corporate media that divide people based on identity politics. These voters believe the Republic is under attack and must be rescued, and they want candidates who will join the fight."

Comment: And if you haven't watched the excellent Dr. Brett Weinstein already ...





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5 signs that the US is collapsing

Clark Barnes
earlking56.family.blog
Mon, 26 Aug 2024 00:00 UTC
garbage in streets
The US has always been a famously optimistic country. From our beginning, rebelling against the greatest empire the world has ever seen in a bold attempt to gain independence, we've always looked to a brighter future.

Through our history millions of people have come to what they see as a land of opportunity. The American Dream - the idea that if we work had we can succeed - is one of the key threads that runs through our culture.

How optimistic are you feeling now, though? Does it look as if the US is headed onward and upward to a brighter future? Or do you have an uneasy feeling that the American Dream is on the edge of collapsing into a nightmare?

If you do, and you're looking for reassurance, I'm sorry to say I can't give you any. We're not past the point of no return yet, but there's evidence all around us that points to this country being in a dangerously unstable condition.

We could manage to turn things around - but right now we're heading in the wrong direction.

Comment: Some would argue that, for the above and other reasons; war, man-made disease, mass illegal immigration, etc. - a collapse is, in fact, already a near certainty. The only question that seems left remaining, is what - both individually and collectively - those of us who see all this might do to help each other mitigate the profoundly negative changes rapidly approaching.

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Black Magic

Elon Musk posts video of Haitian woman describing dog-eating and voodoo practiced in home country and now in America

Jim Hoft
Gateway Pundit
Thu, 12 Sep 2024 10:00 UTC
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An American with Haitian background describes why Haitians eat cats on the island.
The fake news outlets are in full swing, desperately attempting to debunk yet another shocking but truthful statement made by President Trump.

During a recent debate, Trump said, "They're eating the dogs, the people that came in, they're eating the cats. They're eating the pets of the people that live there, and this is what's happening in our country, and it's a shame."

This comment was immediately met with the standard response from the left-wing media machine: denial, deflection, and outright dismissal of the facts.

Some Democrats even laughed at Trump when he made this statement.

But despite the orchestrated efforts to brush this story under the rug, evidence is mounting that the practice of consuming pets among Haitian migrants is not some far-fetched, xenophobic fantasy. In fact, it's a reality that even a Haitian publication, Haitian Report, has confirmed.

Comment: See:

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Quenelle

We are now entering the total censorship stage of global tyranny

Brandon Smith
Alt-Market.us
Fri, 06 Sep 2024 00:00 UTC
digital tyranny
The authoritarian regimes of the past century have all followed a pattern of events that is generally predictable. Almost every totalitarian government has been inspired by the ideologies of the political left. Meaning, increasingly bigger government, socialist control of resources, the melding of bureaucracy and corporate entities, demands for "social justice", collectivist propaganda, the abandonment of individual merit for the sake of the state and the "greater good", Marxism not just from an economic standpoint but also a cultural standpoint, and finally, the adoption of Futurism.

Futurism is, in my view, the key to all modern authoritarianism. It's a philosophy that has been present at the birth of nearly every major despotic government in recent memory and it's the root of leftist ideology today. Futurists argue that history is, for the most part, dead weight. They believe that every notion of heritage, the lessons of the past, the ideals and principles of our forefathers are all irrelevant.

Futurists think nothing is sacred and all new ideas are superior to all old ideas. Therefore, they claim, any society that clings to (or conserves) the old ways needs to be dismantled because it is holding humanity back from progress. In other words, anyone promoting or defending traditional norms must be silenced in the name of "progress."
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46% of Americans didn't read a book in 2023

Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge
Thu, 12 Sep 2024 20:23 UTC
picnic
September 6 was National Read a Book Day in the United States.

But, as Statista's Anna Fleck details below, the promotion appears not to be working as nearly half of all U.S. adults said that they had not read a book in 2023, according to a YouGov survey conducted between December 16-18.

Of the 1,500 polled adults, 46 percent said they had not listened to or read a book in the past year, while 27 percent said that they had read between 1-5 books and nine percent said they had read 6-10.

Comment: Meanwhile, many Americans spend hours on social media consuming nothing of little value. No wonder the elites think they can lie every day. Half the country is not thinking or paying attention.

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Cardboard Box

9/11 — Our Republic 23 Years Later

D. Michael DeRidder
New American
Wed, 11 Sep 2024 00:00 UTC
World trade center 9/11
Today marks the 23rd anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks that killed 2,977 victims in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. The attacks were carried out by 19 al-Qaeda terrorists who hijacked four commercial airliners as part of Osama bin Laden's militant jihad against the United States of America. The repercussions of the events of that day still affect our daily lives today.

In contrast with modern-day leftist propaganda and Vice President Kamala Harris' remarks made only last night during the debate to the effect that the events of January 6, 2021, were worse than any other attack on America since the Civil War, the reality is that the September 11 attacks have had the greatest effect on the civil liberties of U.S. citizens.

After 23 years, with endless war, mass surveillance, censorship, and lawfare now daily realities, we should ask: Has the Constitution of our Republic been a victim of the terrorist attacks?

Comment: And, as we now well understand, the whole point of the inside and outside job known as 9/11 was to begin the wholesale process of eroding all kinds citizens' rights. Wholesale. To say nothing of ramming through "justification" for multiple Western and Israeli-led wars of aggression.

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Red Flag

'The end of Schengen': Germany's new border controls put EU unity at risk

Jon Henley
The Guardian
Tue, 10 Sep 2024 20:19 UTC
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© Maja Hitij/Getty Images
Germany's decision to tighten controls at every one of its land borders seems driven chiefly by politics, is difficult to justify in law, deals a heavy blow to Europe's prized free movement and could severely test EU unity.

Berlin said on Monday that controls in place at its border with Austria since 2015, and since last year with Poland, the Czech Republic and Switzerland, would be extended next week to France, Luxembourg, Belgium, the Netherlands and Denmark.

The move would curb migration and "protect against the acute dangers posed by Islamist terrorism and serious crime," said Nancy Faeser, the interior minister.

The most recent in a series of deadly knife attacks in which the suspects were asylum seekers, in Solingen last month, came days before crunch regional elections in eastern Germany that resulted in the far-right, anti-immigration Alternative for Germany (AfD) party scoring historic successes in two states.
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