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US News:
DOJ Claims Trump Tweet Started Jan 6, But Bodycam Suggests Tear Gas Sparked Crowd
That tweet, according to the Department of Justice, the partisan January 6 committee, and its media allies, was the catalyst that made the crowd push through police lines at the Capitol building near the inaugural stage.
At 2:26 p.m., two minutes after Trump’s tweet, Pence was evacuated to a secure location within the Capitol building, and protesters pushed forward.
However, newly released Justice Department bodycam video shows law enforcement officers shooting tear gas toward the front lines of the crowd at this exact time.
In the mayhem, the officers retreat from the crowd of now-agitated protesters.
[VIDEO] Charlie Kirk reveals more disturbing bombshells in the Douglass Mackey “meme trial”…
The meme/free speech trial of Douglass Mackey has begun. Earlier this week jury selection began in New York City.
As you likely know by now, Mr. Mackey is facing 10 years in prison for sharing an anti-Hillary meme.
Revolver covered the story of this historical “free speech” case in a detailed article that reveals why this is the most important First Amendment trial in the US.
As the trial gets underway, more and more people are paying attention to what’s happening, thanks in part to Elon Musk taking interest.
Famous Canadian lawyer Viva Frei covered Mr. Mackey’s case, recapping the absurdity of it all. A young man – accused of trying to “injure and oppress” people in order to stop them from voting… with a meme.
The only reason this isn’t hilarious, is because the Biden regime has turned it into a deadly serious nightmare.
First Republic Stock Crashes But Bounces Back As Banks Reportedly Closing In On $30 Billion Rescue
First Republic shares staged a dramatic comeback Thursday as investors bought into reports indicating the struggling San Francisco-based regional bank could soon be saved by billions of dollars in fresh capital from larger financial institutions, staving off previously mounting concerns First Republic could soon go the way of its failed peer Silicon Valley Bank.
Heartbreaking: Family of J6 prisoner denied visitation after 12 hour journey
Joanna Miller Wischer, Senior Advisor of the Save America PAC, talks about the brutal treatment of #J6Prisoners and the heartbreaking affect it’s having on their families.
DEI has accelerated the rise of the race fraudster
Saraswati, whose mother described her as being “as white as the driven snow”, resigned from her role in response to the revelation.
Her story, unlike Timmons’s or Warren’s more measured deceit, is one of the lifelong clout chaser who “identity-frauded” her way into a privileged field.
Saraswati claimed to have converted to Islam as a student at a private high school in Troy, New York, after which she emerged in the 2000s looking noticeably different from her adolescent self.
To fit the part, she now boasts visibly bronzed skin, darker and thicker eyebrows, and an ever-present head covering (early in her racial transition, she previously described herself as a “Catholic Latina” with Arab ancestry).
‘Simply Obscene’: FDA Approves Fourth COVID Shot for Infants and Kids Under 5
Infants and children 6 months through age 4 who received the three-dose primary series of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine are now eligible for a fourth dose — Pfizer’s bivalent booster shot.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on Tuesday amended the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) of Pfizer bivalent COVID-19 booster vaccine for the younger age group, but only for those children who received the three-dose series before the FDA authorized Pfizer’s bivalent Omicron booster as the third shot in the primary series.
Under the amended authorization, children can receive their fourth shot two months after completing the three-dose primary series.
But critics including Peter McCullough, M.D., MPH, an internist and cardiologist, said the shots pose long-term safety concerns for children.
World News:
Two protesters arrested in Calgary at children’s drag queen story hour
Rebel News’ Angelica Toy reports on the recent arrest of Calgary Pastor Derek Reimer.
The pastor recently spent time behind bars for protesting at an all-ages drag queen storytime event at a public library.
Is today’s economy repeating the same mistakes of the 2008 GFC? | 60 Minutes Australia
In 2008, the government handed out a $10 billion Christmas present.
It was designed to help insulators from the horrors to come: a-spend your way out of troubles-solution. And of course it came after the massive international bank rescue plan. All these should have eased the pain, restored some confidence.
But there was another problem looming: global recession, that had caused the fear and uncertainty.
So, what was behind this crisis? How did the poison spread from Wall Street, to Main Street USA, to your street here in Australia?
Israel suspects Hezbollah behind attack; President Herzog warns of civil war TV7 Israel News 16.03
1) Israel’s security establishment will strike hard at any enemy which thinks to take advantage of the country’s internal debate on Jerusalem’s judicial reform.
2) Israeli President Isaac Herzog unveils his proposed outline for reforming the country’s Judiciary – hoping to attain broad national consensus aimed at averting an ongoing internal crisis.
3) Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu travels to Germany for a scheduled meeting with Chancellor Olaf Schultz.
Paris Stinks: Trash Piles Grow as Garbage Workers Strike over Pension Reform
France is starting to stink as garbage piles up with sanitation workers striking along with millions of others over Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform effort to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64.
Netanyahu meets with German Chancellor in Berlin
Netanyahu made a visit to Berlin, where he and the German Chancellor discussed the Iranian threat, and he was faced with questions over Israel’s judicial reform plans.
Germany showed support for finding a middle ground for compromise and hopes to work towards diplomacy on the Iranian issue before any possible military action.
House select subcommittee
Israel Alarmed After Suspected Hezbollah Operative Bombed Roadway In Megiddo
A gag order was in place for Israeli security officials and the media until Wednesday while an investigation was ongoing and emergency security meetings were held.
It has been reported that one victim of the explosion is in serious condition, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been meeting with top security officials.
According to The Times of Israel, a Hezbollah operative crossed into Israel earlier this week after hitching a ride with a local Arab.
‘NATO membership train is moving’ as Hungary, Finland leaders in Turkey for talks with Erdogan
Orbán’svisit comes the same day as Finland’s President Sauli Niinistö also arrives in Turkey, purportedly to receive positive news about his country’s NATO membership bid in a meeting with Erdoğan on Friday in Istanbul.
Before leaving Helsinki, Niinistö said he had a “good conversation” with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson. The Nordic nations are waiting for Ankara and Budapest to ratify their NATO applications, which prevent Finland and Sweden from becoming full members of the military alliance.
Hungary’s parliament is set to vote on the issue next Monday 20 March, after delaying the vote numerous times previously.
Politics:
‘You Don’t Know That Off The Top Of Your Head?’: Ron Johnson Hammers Janet Yellen With Questions
At today’s Senate Finance Committee hearing, Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) questioned Treasury Sec. Janet Yellen about inflation.
Trump Warns ‘We Have Never Been Closer To World War III’ And ‘Nuclear Armageddon’
In a video released to social media, former President Trump again warned that World War III and nuclear Armageddon are close, and promised to bring peace if he wins back the White House in 2024.
NewsmaxTV: The Fallout Continues — The Silicon Valley Bank’s Close Ties to Gov. Gavin Newsom
It’s kickback capitalism. We investigated the close ties between the collapsed Silicon Valley Bank and Gov. Gavin Newsom.
It’s a conflict-of-interest that takes advantage of taxpayer money, depositor money, and should be returned.
Democrat Senators call on payments companies to track gun sales
Earlier this month, we reported that Discover would start tracking gun and ammo purchases through a new MCC beginning April. The report led to pushback from conservatives, gun rights activists, and privacy supporters.
A few days later, Visa and Mastercard announced that they would back off tracking purchases – at least for a while. Discover also said it was pausing plans to start tracking gun purchases.
In a joint letter, Warren and Mendez asked the Treasury and the DOJ to intervene by providing guidance for card companies to adopt the new MCC to track gun purchases.
Senate Renews Push To Send F-16 Jets To Ukraine
Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) has headed the bipartisan effort. The lawmakers are also pressuring the Pentagon for more information regarding what the timetable would need to be and what resources it would take to train Ukrainian pilots to fly the F-16s if the administration agrees to send the jets.
Joining Senator Kelly in the renewed effort are Democratic senators Tammy Duckworth (IL), Tim Kaine (VA), Martin Heinrich (NM), and Jacky Rosen (NV). Also backing the letter were Republican senators Lisa Murkowski (AK), Tommy Tuberville (AL), and Ted Budd (NC).
The Biden administration and defense officials, however, are still insistent that anti-air defense systems, artillery, and ammunition rank higher on the list of priorities for Ukraine and even testified to Congress recently regarding the same.
In addition to the 8 senators who drafted the letter, other Congressmen are also pushing for more, including Republicans Tom Cotton and Lindsay Graham.
Conservative losses in BC, Ontario considered ‘anomalies’ amid foreign interference concerns
Conservative campaign officials identified ridings across BC and Ontario as areas of concern in the 2021 federal election amid ongoing allegations of foreign interference by China.
The ridings are all home to large populations of Chinese Canadians, according to voting tallies.
Across multiple ridings, a similar pattern emerged: Conservative candidates received significantly fewer supporters coming to the polls. However, the Liberals did not see significant gains because many voters did not vote.
Tucker: Zelenskyy is demanding you send your kids to war
Fox News host Tucker Carlson calls out the Biden administration and some Republicans for their response to the Russia-Ukraine war on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’
Col. MacGregor talks with Tucker about the Ukraine war
Dutch farmers’ party secures landslide victory
In a long voting day, with locations from repurposed drive-through testing centres to ancient churches, an estimated 61% of Dutch people turned out.
The result was astonishing, even though the party has been creeping up the polls, feeding on anti-establishment feeling after unpopular Covid lockdowns.
Some analysts saw the election as a fight between two ‘moods’ in the Netherlands: a mood of (Right-wing) discontent, echoed also across other countries, versus the traditional consensus-driven Dutch mood.
With 18 parties in parliament, politicians have typically found a way to muddle along, but this election was different thanks to the thorny issue of nitrogen compound pollution, which is tying the country in knots before a bill has even passed through parliament.
‘ECOGRIEF’: Federal agency raises eyebrows with ‘woke’ classes
Rep. Bruce Westerman, R-Ark., joined ‘Fox & Friends First’ to discuss the purpose of the classes and why the use of taxpayer dollars for the venture is ‘unacceptable.’
‘Getting very close to Joe Biden’: Congress probes dozen bank accounts that enriched first family
In a wide-ranging interview with the “Just the News, No Noise” television show Wednesday night, Comer said his investigators were finally allowed to see Suspicious Activity Reports filed with the Treasury Department by banks flagging Biden family overseas business transactions dating back years.
Whistleblowers have augmented those financial records with testimony, Comer revealed.
The Kentucky Republican said the new evidence makes clear that several members of the Biden family were involved in receiving or forwarding foreign money and that some of the money came from places other than widely reported sources in China, Russia and Ukraine. He cited the United Arab Emirates as one new area of investigative interest.
Commentary:
America’s Frontline Doctor, Simone Gold on Medical Marxism | CPAC 2023
“20% of America’s Economy is wrapped up in healthcare expenses,” says Dr. Simone Gold, an emergency physician for over 20 years, and currently the founder of America’s Frontline Doctors.
She joined AMAC Action Senior VP Andy Mangione at CPAC to discuss the dangers coming from America’s medical field, and talked about her plan to “Drain the Science Swamp.”
Dutch Farmers: Canaries in the Globalist Coal Mine | Michael Yon & Eva Vlaardingerbroek | EP 340
Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, Michael Yon, and Eva Vlaardingerbroek discuss recent events encircling the Dutch farmers protest, how their anti-globalist movement mirrors the Canadian Freedom Convoy, and how their message has resonated across the world despite best efforts to silence their voices.
Prepare for governments to push CBDCs in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse
Governments are likely to seize upon and amplify these fears of social media bank runs as they push new regulations and proposals in the wake of the Silicon Valley Bank collapse. And they’re likely to position CBDCs as the solution.
Be on the lookout for suggestions from officials that CBDCs are “safe” and immune to social media bank runs.
While such promises may soothe citizens’ fear of bank runs, this fear will be replaced with something far worse for those that embrace CBDCs — programmable money that allows the government to dictate when, where, or if citizens can spend their money.
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