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Maine taxpayers in revolt over funding $13million 'Taj Mahal' migrant housing complex


The Daily Mail
Thu, 07 Mar 2024 22:27 UTC
illegal migrant apartments tax funded maine
© ZillowThe 60 apartment complex is being funded by a mix of private and public money through MaineHousing, the state's housing authority
Asylum seekers can stay RENT FREE in luxury apartments for two years

Residents of a Maine town have hit out at the $13million construction of a complex of 60 apartments for asylum seekers, where they can live rent free for two years then pay a fraction of the rental price.

Locals in Brunswick have expressed fury over the project, which is being funded by a mix of private and public money and which has been heavily criticized by Donald Trump Jr.

The apartment complex in Brunswick is one of the many projects being launched by the town in what critics have labeled a 'Taj Mahal', red-carpet welcome for asylum seekers.

There are currently 180 apartments in the Brunswick Landing complex available for anyone to rent. A one bedroom unit costs $1,800 a month, while a two-bedroom costs $2,300 a month.
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Lady Gabriella Windsor's husband Thomas Kingston has died from 'catastrophic' head wound

Victoria Ward
The Telegraph
Fri, 01 Mar 2024 22:11 UTC
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© Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty ImagesLady Gabriella Windsor paid tribute to Thomas Kingston, calling him 'an exceptional man who lit up the lives of all who knew him'
Inquest hears 45-year-old was found dead with a gun by his side at his parents' home in a Cotswolds village on Sunday, February 25, 2024

Thomas Kingston, the husband of Lady Gabriella Windsor, was found dead at his parents' home with a "catastrophic head injury" and a gun close to his body, a coroner has said.

Kingston, 45, died at the property in a Cotswold village on Sunday.

Katy Skerrett, the senior coroner for Gloucestershire, said the financier, who was the son-in-law of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent, had lunch with his parents before his body was found in an outbuilding.

She said a post-mortem had been undertaken and that a provisional cause of death had been given as a "traumatic wound to head".

As she opened an inquest into Kingston's death, Ms Skerrett said she had been given evidence of the brief circumstances surrounding "this tragic incident".

Comment: Considering the current crop of royals, it's sad to lose what appeared to be one of the good ones. Condolences to the family.

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The "food transition" is a war on food, farmers and the public

Colin Todhunter
Dissident Voice
Sun, 03 Mar 2024 00:00 UTC
war on our food
This article begins with a short video based on an interview with researcher Sandi Adams, who describes the plans for agriculture in the rural county of Somerset in south-west England and the UK in general. It's an important clip because what she describes appears to be part of a wider United Nations agenda handed down by an extremely wealthy unaccountable, unelected elite.

This elite thinks it can do a better job than nature by changing the essence of food and the genetic core of the food supply (via synthetic biology and genetic engineering). The plan also involves removing farmers from the land (AI-driven farmerless farms) and filling much of the countryside with wind farms and solar panels. Although the food system has problems that need addressing, this misguided agenda is a recipe for food insecurity that no one voted for.

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Poland's farmers clash with police, demand end to Green Deal & Ukraine's imports, PM Tusk refuses talks with 'hooligans'

Jo Harper
Andalou Agency
Thu, 07 Mar 2024 17:10 UTC
poland farmer
After farmers clash with police, Polish premier says no talks with 'hooligans' Donald Tusk says he is ready to talk with 'real' farmers but not 'hooligans' following clashes in Warsaw
Poland's prime minister said he will talk with farmers, but not those that commit violence, after major clashes in the capital Warsaw on Wednesday, local media reported.

"There were also people who committed acts of violence against security services for political reasons.


Comment: He, like the other political puppets in Europe, is probably attempting to, in a sly way, imply the involvement of the 'far-right'.


An unpleasant and dramatic course of events, but quite typical," said Donald Tusk. "I will not talk to hooligans, I will only talk to farmers."

On Wednesday, protesters hurled stones at police and pushed through barriers around parliament, injuring several officers, police said.

Comment: The establishment have, like Tusk, been offering concessions, however it seems that many farmers are coming to realise that these are merely a deception in order to, temporarily, shut them up. Because what is actually needed is the complete overhaul of the industry so that farmers are no longer at the mercy of the whims of the government and their nefarious green agenda:

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NPC

The end of the end of ideology

Jeffrey A. Tucker
The Brownstone Institute
Thu, 07 Mar 2024 00:00 UTC
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In 1960, Harvard sociologist Daniel Bell published a book called The End of Ideology. It argued that it was time to put aside all our ridiculous arguments of the past - socialism, fascism, liberalism, anarchism, technocracy, etc. - and just recognize that elites like him have it all under control. They had already established the building blocks of the administrative state so that real experts could be in charge and rule society with a steady hand.

The rest of us need just to work hard, pay our taxes, and comply. We should be free to study, read, and dream. But, he wrote, the political system is off-limits to revolutionaries, simply because the postwar social managers have proven themselves so competent and ultimately moderate in their judgments. The wise and well-trained get the great lesson of modern history: prudence is more valued than vision. The best utopia for which we can hope is a continuation of what we have now with careful tweaks along the way.
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Disgraced ex-NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo ordered to appear before House panel over controversial handling of COVID in nursing homes

Vaughn Golden and Josh Christenson
New York Post
Tue, 05 Mar 2024 16:58 UTC
andrew cuomo
© Gregory P. MangoFormer Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been subpoenaed to appear before a House panel investigating the COVID-19 pandemic.
Disgraced ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been ordered to appear before a Congressional panel over his administration's controversial handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York nursing homes.

Cuomo was issued a subpoena Tuesday by the Republican-led House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. His deposition is scheduled for May, and will likely take place behind closed doors.

"After misleading the public and filtering the truth from the American people regarding how many COVID-19 deaths occurred in nursing homes, Andrew Cuomo has been dodging our committee, delaying our investigation and refusing to take accountability," New York Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-Staten Island), one of the panel's members, said in a statement to The Post.

Comment: Is it possible that Cuomo will actually be served justice? Or is this all theater?

See also:

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US cattle industry devastated by wildfire in Texas and alarm bells for the US food supply

Michael Snyder
End of the American Dream
Sun, 03 Mar 2024 00:00 UTC
texas widfire
How much more are you spending on food each month compared to two or three years ago? In recent years, our leaders have been flooding the system with money at the same time that global supplies of food have been getting tighter and tighter. On the other side of the world, hundreds of millions of people do not have enough food to eat on a regular basis and children are literally dropping dead from starvation. Here in the United States, nobody is dropping dead from starvation, but demand at food banks is absolutely exploding as U.S. households struggle to deal with how oppressively expensive groceries have become. Unfortunately, things are about to get even worse.

Comment: Globalists could not have had a more successful attempt at steering the public away from eating beef in the US if they tried. The catastrophic impact of the fires in Texas will likely be felt for years to come.



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October 7 survivor testimony contradicts Israeli military's justification for killing civilians

Dan Cohen
Uncaptured Media
Mon, 04 Mar 2024 21:38 UTC
Yasmin Porat oct 7 suvivor hamas israel
Yasmin Porat: "Palestine forces didn't hurt us. They treated us very humanly. they are very calm and professional and that their only goal is to smuggle them to Gaza."
Yasmin Porat says her Hamas captors did not possess advanced weaponry, contrary to claims by the Israeli Brigadier General who ordered tanks to fire on a house full of civilians.

Yasmin Porat, the first survivor to give testimony about the Israeli military's infamous attack on a house in kibbutz Be'eri full of both captive Israelis and Hamas militants on October 7, has contradicted the claim of Brigadier General Barak Hiram about why he ordered a tank to fire at the house.

Hiram, the commanding figure on the scene, claimed in an account published in the New York Times that he ordered the tank commander to fire on the house only after Hamas fighters inside launched a rocket propelled grenade at them.

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Kremlin says West tried to derail World Youth Festival in Russia - it didn't work


RT
Tue, 05 Mar 2024 20:54 UTC
orl youth festival russia 2024
© Sputnik / Pavel BednyakovParticipants of the World Youth Festival in Sirius, Russia on March 4, 2024.
The event shows many young people reject a Russophobic point of view, the foreign ministry's spokeswoman has said

The collective West has tried to thwart Russia's World Youth Festival 2024 (WYF), yet the event has proven to be extremely popular, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said.

The international event is currently underway in the Russian town of Sirius, located near the Black Sea resort city of Sochi. Zakharova spoke about it in an interview with TASS on Tuesday, saying that the gathering clearly showed "the youth of the world have made their choice."

"As for the [attempts] to meddle... of course, Western countries did everything they could. As they do in sports, as they do in culture, they do the same in the field of humanitarian ties," she stated.

Comment: So, Russia is isolated?







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Border Patrol Union slams AZ Gov Katie Hobbs for saying securing US border is 'anti-immigrant'

Jarryd Jaeger
The Post Millennial
Wed, 06 Mar 2024 20:37 UTC
arizona hobbs veto border legislation
© YouTubeDemocrat Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs has vetoed a Republican-sponsored bill that would have authorized police to arrest illegal immigrants, saying the legislation was anti-immigrant and likely unconstitutional.
"Arresting illegal aliens who crash the border...illegally...is deemed 'anti-immigrant' by Arizona Gov Katie 'Veto' Hobbs," the BPU wrote. "Let that sink in for a moment."

On Monday, Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed SB1231, a bill that would have criminalized illegal border crossings in the state, labeling it "anti-immigrant legislation."

Her decision was criticized by the Border Patrol Union, which represents thousands of agents who are dealing with the crisis firsthand.

"Arresting illegal aliens who crash the border...illegally...is deemed 'anti-immigrant' by Arizona Gov Katie 'Veto' Hobbs," the BPU wrote. "Let that sink in for a moment."

"Politicians will not expel likely future voters," Elon Musk replied. "Just a matter of incentives."

Comment: Fox News comments:



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