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Rochester man given 180 days in jail for raping girls

Mark Wasson
Post Bulletin
Mon, 30 Jan 2023 23:27 UTC
Shei
© Contributed / Olmsted County Sheriff's OfficeMohamed Bakari Shei.
A 20-year-old Rochester man will serve 180 days in jail and up to 30 years of probation in a case involving the rape of two juvenile girls in Olmsted County.

Mohamed Bakari Shei appeared before District Judge Jacob Allen Monday, Jan. 30, 2023, for his sentencing hearing where multiple family members spoke about how Shei's actions affected them.

Shei was facing three different felony first-degree criminal conduct charges in two separate cases. His plea deal called for no prison time, a stay of adjudication and the dismissal of two out of three charges. If Shei completes his probation, all charges against him will be dismissed and will not be on his criminal record.

One of the juveniles in this case was around 9 years old and the other juvenile was between 4 and 5 years old at the time of the sexual assaults.

"There is no moving on or getting over it, I've tried," one of Shei's survivors said while fighting back tears in court Monday. She broke down and cried following her statement to the court.

A family member described one of the juvenile survivors as a bubbly girl who loved to share with others, but following Shei's multiple sexual assaults, the juvenile became withdrawn and more reclusive.

The family member asked Shei to take responsibility for what he's done to his victims and to their families.
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Syringe

European health chief - in 2010: 'Pandemic' is a massive medical scandal caused by pharmaceutical companies whipping up panic

Dr Carl Heneghan and Dr Tom Jefferson
Trust The Evidence
Fri, 16 Jun 2023 21:17 UTC
h1n1 council of europe WHO pandemic virus 2010
© Trust the Evidence
In March 2010, the Council of Europe met to discuss the handling of the 2009-10 influenza H1N1 'pandemic' by member states. The handling had been criticised in an initial motion at the end of 2009 by Dr. Wolfang Wodarg, an epidemiologist and then outgoing MEP. The Council appointed the late Paul Flynn, then a Labour MP as rapporteur.

One of the first criticisms focused on the apparently shifting definition of the influenza pandemic, which WHO appeared to change and tone down in May 2009 in connection with the far-from-devastating impact of the influenza outbreak.

In the Bulletin of the World Health Organisation, Peter Doshi summed up the initial controversy as follows:
Since 2003, the top of the WHO Pandemic Preparedness homepage has contained the following statement: "An influenza pandemic occurs when a new influenza virus appears against which the human population has no immunity, resulting in several simultaneous epidemics worldwide with enormous numbers of deaths and illness." However, on May 4th 2009, scarcely one month before the H1N1 pandemic was declared, the web page was altered in response to a query from a CNN reporter. The phrase "enormous numbers of deaths and illness" had been removed and the revised web page simply read as follows: "An influenza pandemic may occur when a new influenza virus appears against which the human population has no immunity."
The Council of Europe was highly suspicious of the changes, especially as more evidence began to emerge that there was a pandemic industry ready in waiting for the button to be pressed.

Comment: Big Pharma must have been pleased with the results of the operation, and counting on the abysmal short-term memory of the public, ran the same playbook just one decade later. We've now been fooled twice. How many will fall for the next 'pandemic'?

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Blue Planet

Senior official: Russia an 'ark of normalcy' to Western traditionalists


RT
Fri, 16 Jun 2023 20:15 UTC
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© Sputnik / Nina ZotinaHead of Rossotrudnichestvo, Yevgeny Primakov
Tens of thousands could relocate to the country to raise families, Evgeny Primakov predicted

Russia is perceived as an "ark of normalcy and serenity" to Westerners who appreciate traditional family and cultural values, according to Evgeny Primakov, the head of an agency in charge of humanitarian contacts. Tens of thousands of such people may move to the country, he believes.

Primakov heads an agency called Rossotrudnichestvo, which is tasked, among other things, with fostering interpersonal interactions with foreigners. He touted resettlement projects for Western migrants in an interview with the newspaper Izvestia on Thursday.

"We are discussing an 'American village' in Moscow Region. We plan to allocate 27 hectares (67 acres) for this project near Serpukhov," he said, referring to a city located about 100 km (60 miles) south from the Russian capital.

Comment: This has been in the works for some time: 'Migrant village' for conservative Americans to be built in Russia - lawyer





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Briefcase

Former head of FBI J6 pipe bomb investigation comes clean with stunning admission: "I don't want any conspiracy theories, right?"


Revolver
Wed, 14 Jun 2023 00:00 UTC
Head of FBI J6 Pipe Bomb Investigation
We recently reported on the remarkable fact that former senior FBI official Steven D'Antuono voluntarily submitted himself before the judiciary committee and raised powerful objections to the Mar a Lago raid that serves as the basis of the sham indictment of President Trump. We reported that the most remarkable part of this story is not the objections themselves, but Steven D'Antuono's identity — indeed, D'Antuono has long been a subject of Revolver News' reporting as the man who oversaw the investigation into the infamous entrapment operation known as the Michigan Kidnapping plot and the equally bogus investigation into the so-called January 6 pipe bombs.

Finally, we said that we haven't heard the last from Mr. D'Antuono. Now, we are in a position to reveal that Mar-a-Lago is not the only subject matter D'Antuono discussed with the committee, and that Revolver News' Darren Beattie worked with Congressman Thomas Massie to produce questions concerning the pipe bomb investigation for D'Antuono to answer. A letter recently published by Jim Jordan alludes to some of the stunning results of this interrogation.

Here is the background from the Jim Jordan letter (emphasis ours):
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Black Magic

Transitioning is religious right - The Satanic Temple


RT
Sun, 18 Jun 2023 17:44 UTC
Baphomet statue
© Joseph Prezioso / AFPFILE PHOTO: A Baphomet statue in the conversion room at the Satanic Temple in Salem, Massachusetts.
The advocacy organization says its ministers are ready to testify in court as expert witnesses

The Satanic Temple (TST), a US-based advocacy group operating as a religious organization, has offered to have its "priests" testify on behalf of trans TST members that gender affirmation procedures are part of the core tenets of Satanism.

The offer, announced on social media on Wednesday and known as the Expert Witness Service, is "specifically tailored to TST's trans members who face infringement of their bodily autonomy by government authorities at a local, state or federal level," according to the message.
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Syringe

Green monkeys, you say? BioNTech's vaccine production facility was site of Marburg virus outbreak

Robert Kogon
Daily Sceptic
Wed, 14 Jun 2023 19:00 UTC
green monkey senegal
© Shutterstock
Citing microbiologist Kevin McKernan, the Epoch Times reports that green monkey DNA has been found in mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines. This has led D.D. Denslow to note in a viral tweet that green monkeys were the source of the infamous 1967 Marburg virus outbreak.


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Dollar

Former Philly Starbucks manager wins $25.6 million after being fired for being white

Jarryd Jaeger
The Post Millennial
Wed, 14 Jun 2023 00:01 UTC
starbucks Shannon Phillips
A former regional manager for Starbucks was awarded $25.6 million on Monday after a federal jury in New Jersey unanimously found that she had been fired because of her race. Shannon Phillips, who is white, received $25 million in punitive damages and $600,000 in compensatory damages. She is reportedly seeking further compensation for lost wages.

Phillips was terminated in 2018 in response to backlash against Starbucks after two black men, Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson, were arrested while waiting for a business associate at one of the many Philadelphia locations she oversaw. Employees at the Center City Philadelphia cafe called the police on the pair after they asked to use the washroom but hadn't ordered anything.

Phillips claimed in her 2020 lawsuit that her firing had been racially motivated. She said she was targeted despite not having had any direct influence on the decision to call the police.

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Bizarro Earth

Kiev urged to honor shark that ate Russian man


RT
Thu, 15 Jun 2023 06:52 UTC
Screenshot from Ukrainian government webpage
© Screenshot /petition.kyivcity.gov.ua
A fountain in the Ukrainian capital in celebration of the predator would be of "cultural value," a petition claims.

Authorities in Kiev have received a petition asking them to erect a monument to commemorate a shark that killed a Russian citizen at an Egyptian resort earlier this month.

A document published on the website of Kiev City Council on Monday calls for the "creation of a monument-fountain in the form of a shark," which should be placed in the Ukrainian capital's historic center or on the banks of the Dnieper River.

So far, some 2,800 people have signed the petition, although to be formally considered by the authorities it must pass the threshold of 6,000 signatures.

Comment: What creature with a morbid mind can even have an idea like this, and how stupid and brainwashed must be the ones that accepted this idea?

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Book 2

The Final Triumph of Cormac McCarthy (1933-2023)

Ted Gioia
Substack
Thu, 15 Jun 2023 03:02 UTC
cormac mccarthy
Cormac McCarthy, age 23, holding a monkey
Some years ago, I was doing a book promotion tour, and my driver dropped me off early for an event at one of the largest indie bookstores in the country. I tracked down the store owner, and we both had time to kill. So we embarked on a far-ranging conversation about novels.

The owner was just as passionate about books as me. It wasn't just his job, it was his fixation. He was obsessively interested in contemporary fiction — and for a good reason: he often hosted the leading novelists of the day in his store. He knew them both as writers and individuals.

He had stories to tell, and I couldn't hear enough of them. I felt like a junkie who gets introduced to the cartel leader — the insider who can point me to ecstasies I don't yet know about. So we had a lovely conversation. I still remember it years later — not just the dialogue but even more his love of literature.

At one juncture, I asked my new friend a question. "But who is your favorite? You love all these writers, but who is the best living novelist?"

He didn't need to think for long.

"Well, of course, there's Cormac," he said.

[Long pause] "But he's in a class by himself. So let's talk about some others."
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Obituary: 'Austere environmental scholar' Ted Kaczynski dies at 81

The Prudentialist
IM-1776
Wed, 14 Jun 2023 02:53 UTC
Kaczynski
© Elaine Thompson/APTed Kaczynski, aka "The Unabomber"
"For dust you are, and to dust you shall return."
— Genesis 3:19

On June 10th, 2023, Theodore J. Kaczynski passed away at the age of 81. Prior to his arrest in 1996, he'd already achieved notoriety as a philosopher terrorist folk hero, and his infamy persists in his status as a meme icon today.

Kaczynski was allegedly a lone wolf terrorist, but also a mathematical genius, supposedly a subject of MKUltra experiments whose life and work anticipated some of the most burning issues of our time. It is no doubt ironic that a man who foresaw the end of mankind and the world as we know it because of technology is now being mourned online by millions across a digitally-connected world, but it also testifies to the acuteness of his vision.

Ted K.'s iconic status on the contemporary Right can be partly attributed to the devastating critique of the Left included in his famous manifesto, Industrial Society and Its Future, and also shifts in the critique of technology inspired partly by him. Kaczynski argued that Leftist critiques of technology are purely tactical and therefore insufficient to address the problem. "Some leftists may seem to oppose technology, but they will oppose it only so long as they are outsiders and the technological system is controlled by non-leftists. If leftism ever becomes dominant in society, so that the technological system becomes a tool in the hands of leftists, they will enthusiastically use it and promote its growth. In doing this they will be repeating a pattern that leftism has shown again and again in the past." Here again, Kaczynski has been proven prophetic.
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