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Assassination bombing at high-security area of Moscow kills pro-Russian Ukrainian separatist

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© UnknownArmen Sargsyan, an ethnic Armenian military leader in eastern Ukraine who founded the pro-Russian paramilitary group Arbat
Another mysterious assassination of a pro-Russian official has rocked Moscow. Over the nearly three-years of the Ukraine war, there's been a string of bombings and attacks against notable figures, such as the December killing of Lt Gen Igor Kirillov by a scooter bomb placed outside his Moscow apartment, or the 2022 killing of Darya Dugina in a car bombing likely intended for her father Aleksandr Dugin.

On Monday an explosion ripped through a Moscow apartment block located about 7 miles from the Kremlin complex, killing Armen Sarkisyan, a well-known leader of a pro-Russian military faction which has long been operational in eastern Ukraine. One of his bodyguards was also killed and others were injured.

State-run TASS called the blast an "assassination attempt" - after which Sarkisyan later died in the hospital.

Handcuffs

EU accused of enabling migrant slave trade in Africa

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© Ahmet Izgi/Anadolu/Getty ImagesAn illegal migrant captured in Libya
A coalition of humanitarian organizations has alleged that sub-Saharan African migrants, asylum seekers, in Tunisia are being apprehended and sold to Libyan traffickers, and that the process is facilitated by agreements with the European Union and Italy, according to a report released on Tuesday. It claims they are detained by authorities, held in detention centers, and subsequently sold off for as little as $12 each.

The report, titled "State Trafficking: Expulsion and Sale of Migrants from Tunisia to Libya," is based on months of research in North Africa's shanty camps and desert detention centers. It includes testimonies from 30 people from countries such as Cameroon, Chad, Sudan, Guinea, and Ivory Coast, who recounted being sent from Tunisia to Libya between June 2023 and November 2024.

"They sold us to the Libyans. I really mean buying and selling, like for objects, they sold us like slaves," one migrant stated in the report.

The report alleges that the capture and sale of these migrants are being "enabled" by the EU and Italy through deals with the Tunisian government aimed at curbing migration and preventing boats from crossing the Mediterranean.

Briefcase

Seventeen state Attorneys General unite to challenge Biden's preemptive pardon, vow to prosecute serial liar Fauci

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© Official White House Photo by Adam SchultzPresident Joe Biden receives a briefing on COVID-19 on Friday, July 16, 2021, in the Oval Office of the White House.
Seventeen state attorneys general have formally requested aid from Republican congressional leaders to delve deeper into the origins of COVID-19 and explore possible legal actions against Dr. Anthony Fauci at the state level.

This concerted effort, spearheaded by South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson, aims to circumvent the preemptive pardon issued by Joe Biden on his last day in office, which sought to shield Fauci from federal prosecution.

This pardon covers any federal offenses Fauci may have committed between January 1, 2014, and the date of the pardon.

"President Biden's blanket pardon of Dr. Fauci is a shameful attempt to prevent accountability," said Attorney General Wilson.

"We are fully prepared to take appropriate action to ensure justice is served if our findings indicate violations of state laws."

HAL9000

The AI Stargate is Open

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People fear artificial intelligence for all sorts of reasons. To me, it's not a matter of "fear" so much as profound disdain. I don't foresee AI itself going rogue and killing everyone. I see human beings using AI to destroy cultural heritage and spiritual connection. Such technologies are paving a road to dehumanization and the Greater Replacement. Developers justify this transformation as "necessary" due an AI arms race they created.

It's not that I don't take the supposed existential risks seriously. Anything is possible. But the most immediate threats are mass surveillance coupled with psychological and behavioral manipulation; unchecked AI-dependency leading to human atrophy; and wherever people are deemed obsolete, we'll see the replacement of white and blue collar workers by algorithms and robots.

All of that is happening now, and fast.

To keep China from taking the lead, we're told, America must build better digital gods than China. It's like your preacher insisting that for Christians to inherit the earth, they've gotta become more satanic than the Devil.

Cult

Why so many dead bodies surrounding 'Zizian' trans cult?

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© KING 5 Seattle/YoutubeTeresa “Milo” Youngblut charged in the death of U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland on Jan. 20, 2025
Members of a trans cult involved in U.S. Border Patrol Agent David Maland's death have been accused of at least six murders total throughout the country.

When Andy Ngo of the Post Millennial described the pair allegedly engaged in a deadly gunfight with the U.S. Border Patrol in Vermont on Inauguration Day as "leftist trans militants with alleged ties to a trans terror cell," it sounded like something one might hear in between earnest references to Big Foot and Shadow People sightings.

It turns out a federal charging document and San Francisco Chronicle reports validate Ngo's claims.

"You get a lot of complicated cases," Chronicle reporter Matthias Gafni explains. "This is right up there at the top." Separating dead name from nom de trans seems the least convoluted aspect of this confusing case.

It involves anti-technology vegan transsexuals known as the Zizians. Gafni notes that he encountered this group more than five years ago protesting artificial intelligence while wearing black robes and Guy Fawkes masks. More recently they have allegedly graduated from exercising their rights to denying the rights of others.

Handcuffs

US begins flying illegal migrants to Guantanamo Bay

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© Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images, left; DOD via AP, rightThe Trump administration has begun flying detained illegal migrants from the U.S. to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on Tuesday. Right: Footage from the Defense Department shows Marines boarding a plane bound for Guantanamo Bay from an air base in North Carolina on Sunday.
President Donald Trump has instructed the Pentagon to prepare the facility to hold around 30,000 'criminal illegal aliens' at the US military base

The Trump administration has begun flying detained illegal migrants from the U.S. to Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt told reporters Tuesday.

The move comes just days after President Donald Trump announced that he would instruct the Pentagon to prepare the facility to hold around 30,000 "criminal illegal aliens" at the U.S. military base.

"I can also confirm that today the first flights from the United States to Guantanamo Bay with illegal migrants are underway," Leavitt said.

Brick Wall

Effective enforcement: Trump-era southern border sees migrant encounters plummet by over 60%

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© Charly Triballeau/AFP via Getty ImagesUS Army soldiers patrol the US-Mexico border at Eagle Pass, Texas, on January 24, 2025. US President Donald Trump ordered 1,500 more military personnel to the border with Mexico as part of a flurry of steps to tackle immigration, his spokeswoman said on January 22, 2025.
There is now just an average of 1,041 encounters a day at the border

The number of migrants arriving at the southern border has dropped by over 60% since President Donald Trump took office last week, new data obtained by Fox News Digital shows.

There were 7,287 migrant encounters at the southern border in the first seven days (Jan 20-26) after Trump's inauguration by both Border Patrol between ports of entry and by the Office of Field Operations (OFO) at ports of entry, with a daily average of 1,041 encounters a day.

That compares to 20,086 encounters in the seven days in the final days of the Biden administration (Jan 13-19) prior to Trump's inauguration, averaging 2,869 encounters a day.

Eye 1

For Israel's criminal soldiers, 'nowhere to run, nowhere to hide'

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The Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) is leading a global legal campaign against Israeli soldiers involved in war crimes, increasingly forcing these troops to avoid international travel or risk arrest - and denying Israel the legal impunity it desperately seeks.

On 4 January, Israeli reservist Yuval Vagdani and his friends had to abruptly end their "dream vacation" in Brazil and escape to neighboring Argentina under cover of darkness. The local Israeli embassy had been tipped off that the federal court in Brasilia was preparing an arrest warrant against Vagdani for war crimes committed during his tour of duty with the Givati Brigade in the north of Gaza.

Israel's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reportedly played a critical role in helping Vagdani escape prosecution, violating Brazilian sovereignty by arranging for him to be smuggled out of Morro de Sao Paulo in the state of Bahia, into Argentina, and from there to Miami before eventually landing back in Israel.

Star of David

UN rapporteur says killing Palestinian women is one of Israel's tools for genocide in Gaza

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© Mohammed Abed/AFP/Getty ImagesA Palestinian woman despairs at the state of her damaged house after Israeli airstrikes in Rafah in the south of Gaza, 19 October 2023.
The UN Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Salama, confirmed that the Israeli occupation army has used the killing of women and the targeting of reproductive health as tools for genocide in the Gaza Strip.

Salama said in a press statement on Sunday that "Israel's attacks on Palestinian women are part of a systematic genocide strategy." She added, "When looking at Israel's actions overall, it is clear that targeting the reproductive capacity of Palestinians in particular serves this purpose."

She emphasized that "the killing of Palestinians simply for being women is considered a war crime and a crime against humanity," noting that the UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide also prohibits acts of genocide aimed at preventing reproduction within a group.

No Entry

Why mass deportations are necessary and how to keep illegals from coming back

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For months before and after Donald Trump's election win there was an army of naysayers crawling the internet claiming that he would "never follow through" on his promises and that deportations "were not going to happen". Most of these people were leftists trying to sow the seeds of doubt. At least some claimed to be conservatives and were perhaps disenchanted with the inaction of Donald Trump's first term in office. I know I was not expecting much back then.

In 2017 Trump's cabinet confirmations took a decidedly swampy turn and his administration was overrun with Neo-Cons and banking elites. I criticized this outcome harshly at the time. However, I was willing to acknowledge a reasonable explanation - That Trump was being misled by advisers with ulterior motives. After all, every president has around 4000 positions to fill in their administration and most of them will defer that duty to their advisers.

Trump would go on to admit in multiple interviews that he had trusted his inner circle too much and made mistakes in choosing his cabinet. They had sabotaged his efforts.