Another Violation of Trump’s Constitutional Rights in the Bragg Case

Andy has written another great two-parter on the evidentiary bait-and-switch that Judge Merchan has used in the Trump hush-money trial to allow prosecutors to tell the jury about guilty pleas and settlements for federal campaign-finance-law violations. The prosecution wants these before the jury for the purpose of convincing the jury that the payments to Stormy Daniels were illegal under the federal campaign-finance laws, and thus that Donald Trump knew he was covering up those crimes when he engaged in falsifying business records.

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Biden Exploits Beau’s Death Again, This Time To Visit His Widow Before She Testifies In Hunter’s Trial

President Joe Biden randomly stopped by his daughter-in-law’s house days before she is scheduled to testify in her brother-in-law and ex-lover Hunter Biden’s federal gun trial.

Hallie Biden, the wife of Biden’s late son Beau Biden, is slated to speak during the trial, which begins on June 3, about the younger Biden son and the three federal felony charges he accumulated for allegedly lying on a federal form about his extensive and public drug use during a revolver purchase in 2018.

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New study: Copper mines can’t extract enough material needed for EVs

A team of University of Michigan researchers recently discovered that the amount of copper needed to keep up with the manufactured demand created by the globalist E.V. agenda is “essentially impossible” to generate. On May 16th, Engineering and Technology published an article by Tanya Weaver which covered the results of the new study…

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In rare move, Poilievre’s Conservatives offer to work with Trudeau Liberals to fight foreign meddling in elections

OTTAWA—Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives are offering to fast track Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s legislation to shore up Canada’s defences against foreign interference during elections in a rare show of cross-partisan spirit, placing renewed pressure on the Liberals to convince Canadians they are serious about the problem.

The bill was unveiled to much fanfare earlier this month, but with its provisions not set to come into force until a year after the bill became law, and given the standard length of the legislative process, criticisms surfaced quickly that it would be too late to have new safeguards in place for the next federal election, scheduled for 2025.

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Islamism must be on the agenda in this election

We are less than a week into the UK’s General Election campaign and we already have our first race row, courtesy of Nigel Farage.

Speaking on Sky News’s Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips, the Reform Party president said that there is a growing number of British Muslims who ‘do not subscribe to British values’ and ‘loathe what we stand for’. To back this up, he cited ‘recent surveys’ that say ‘46 per cent of British Muslims support Hamas – support a terrorist organisation that is proscribed in this country’.

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‘I don’t want him to be gay’: UFC star Bryce Mitchell says he will homeschool his son to prevent him from being a communist

UFC featherweight Bryce Mitchell presented his newborn son to the world and declared he will be homeschooling his child and avoiding any vaccinations, as well.

Mitchell took to his Instagram account to showcase new baby Tucker, telling his fans that the infant is “very healthy” and is doing “very good.” After some basic pleasantries, the 145-pound fighter explained that he was not willing to vaccinate his child.

h/t XC

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Aid deliveries suspended after rough seas damage US-built temporary pier in Gaza

The U.S.-built temporary pier taking humanitarian aid to starving Palestinians will be removed from the coast of Gaza to be repaired after getting damaged in rough seas and weather, the Pentagon said Tuesday.

Over the next two days, the pier will be pulled out and sent to the southern Israeli city of Ashdod, where U.S. Central Command will repair it, Pentagon spokeswoman Sabrina Singh told reporters. She said the fixes will take “at least over a week” and then the pier will need to be anchored back into the beach in Gaza.

h/t Mauser & XC

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Tasha Kheiriddin: Young people are taught to hate Canada. Mandatory service could fix that

Call it smart, call it a stunt, it’s what everyone in Britain is talking about — and what we should be talking about in Canada.

If Rishi Sunak’s Conservative Party wins his national election on July 4, all 18-year-olds in the U.K, will be required to complete a year of national service, either military or civilian. Thirty thousand teens would serve in the military and the rest would work for charities and community services. The plan, costing 2.5 billion pounds annually, is intended to foster “a society where people mix with people outside their own communities, mix with people from different backgrounds, different religions, different income levels.”

Under Trudeau it would be a variant of RuPaul’s drag show, or worse. 

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More than 60 UofT faculty members declare support for pro-Palestinian protesters after administration’s discipline threat

Some faculty at the University of Toronto say the administration’s threat to discipline those who violate its trespass order and join a pro-Palestinian encampment has encouraged more professors to join the protest.

In a show of solidarity with student protesters, some faculty vowed Tuesday that if the university asks police to clear the encampment they would stand in the way to protect the students.

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Ontario mom pulls Jewish daughter out of high school after antisemitic ‘culture’ event

An Ontario mother has pulled her Jewish daughter out of high school fearing she is no longer safe, saying the school is allowing and encouraging pro-Palestinian activists to display and promote threatening antisemitic messages.

“I live in Burlington, Ontario, Canada, and my child is not in school because she’s Jewish. That’s insane,” said Anissa Hersh, after withdrawing her daughter from Burlington Central High School last week

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