The Joe Biden bribe allegations need a special counsel, now

If anything merits a special counsel, it is the allegations buried by the FBI that a corrupt Ukrainian oligarch paid millions to bribe the “Big Guy,” then-Vice President Joe Biden, to get a Ukrainian prosecutor fired.

The grave allegations contained in an FBI document released Thursday by Sen. Chuck Grassley came to light only because of a patriotic whistleblower.

It is an outrage that FBI Director Christopher Wray tried to hide this so-called FD-1023 document from congressional Oversight Committee members.

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Trump Mar-a-Lago classified files case: Judge sets 20 May trial date

Former President Donald Trump will go on trial for alleged mishandling of classified documents in spring next year, a court has ruled.

Judge Aileen Cannon set the case for 20 May. Mr Trump had wanted the trial held after the November 2024 election. Prosecutors wanted it this year.

The high-profile case will begin with the election campaign in full swing.

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Erdoğan’s Most Eminent Men: Turkey’s New Spymasters

As Turkey’s post-election dust is settling down, the international community has turned its attention to two key appointments announced by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, who on May 28 won his 17th election victory in 21 years, and entered his third decade in power.

Turkey’s two key appointments are new foreign minister and former intelligence chief, Hakan Fidan; and the newly-appointed intelligence chief, Ibrahim Kalın, also an Erdoğan confidant.

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Sexual Mutilation Fetishist Levine claims children under 13 CAN start to transition rather than go through the ‘wrong puberty’

Transgender Assistant Secretary of Health Rachel Levine has claimed children can go through ‘the wrong puberty.’

Levine, 65, endorsed providing gender-affirming care to minors, arguing that the treatment options are ‘evidence-based.’

‘The treatment options for gender-affirming care for transgender youth really are evidence-based,’ Levine said.

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FIFA president Gianni Infantino pleads with New Zealand fans ‘to do the right thing’ amid slowing Women’s World Cup ticket sales

Voted least likable.

FIFA president Gianni Infantino pleaded with New Zealand fans on Wednesday “to do the right thing” amid slowing Women’s World Cup ticket sales in the country.

Ticket sales for the global showpiece, which is being co-hosted by New Zealand and Australia from July 20 to August 20, surpassed a million tickets a month ago. But uptake has been slow in New Zealand, with tickets still available for sale on the eve of the tournament kicking off, unlike in Australia.

h/t Mauser

 

Oh… Canada is fecked up woke

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Majority of Canadians expect their finances to worsen after latest rate hike

A majority of Canadians are bracing for some degree of financial pain stemming from the Bank of Canada’s latest interest rate hike, according to new survey data from the Angus Reid Institute.

The findings published Thursday come a week after the central bank again raised its benchmark interest rate, this time to five per cent – the highest it’s been in 20 years – in a bid to reign in persistently high inflation.

Three-in-five respondents to Angus Reid’s survey, or 59 per cent of people, said they expect the increase will have a negative impact on their personal finances, and a third said they expect “significant challenges” due to the rate hike.

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I’m sure Netanyahu is all busted up about it …

Israel’s Netanyahu not on Trudeau’s invite list despite proposed U.S. visit

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he is not currently planning to join the American president in inviting his Israeli counterpart for a visit.

“We remain steadfast friends of Israel, but every now and then we do have to point out where we disagree,” Trudeau told reporters Thursday.

Trudeau is slated to speak with Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu soon, after months of strain between the two countries.

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Detransitioned boy castrated by doctors warns kids about perils of gender ideology: ‘Patient for life’

Crimes Unpunished: Inside Unit 731, Japan’s Disturbing Human Experiments Program During World War II

A young male, who formerly identified as a transwoman, who was castrated and became a “patient for life” as part of “gender-affirming care,” wants to warn others not to follow in his footsteps. He discussed his story of resilience and learning to accept himself for who he is for the first time with Fox News Digital.

Kobe, whose name is being withheld for privacy reasons, had “checked every box for what they call a trans adolescent.” He was always “effeminate” and loved pink and playing with Barbies. If he was never exposed to gender ideology, he says he’d probably “would have just stayed a feminine boy. And there’s nothing wrong with that.”

My hope is that the butchers are punished. “Gender affirming care”  is no different than the tortures performed by Mengele or Japan’s Unit 731.

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Adam Pankratz: Politicians cower as homeless camps take over Canadian cities

Many cities in Canada are facing a housing and homeless crisis. Whether it be Vancouver, Calgary or Toronto, homeless tent encampments have become a depressingly common sight. For the most part, politicians seem either uninterested or unwilling to act unless forced to do so. After years of inaction, Vancouver’s tent city was only finally removed after a fed-up populous ejected the former mayor and council and swept Ken Sim and his ABC party to power with mandate to change something, anything, about the declining state of the city.


The housing situation calls for a march on Ottawa.

The mass immigration policy favoured by the corporate class and implemented by their lackey pols in the Liberal, NDP & Conservative UNIPARTY is impoverishing Canadians.

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Google’s New AI Tool May Put Newsrooms In a Bind

Some executives found it “unsettling.” And some people “said it seemed to take for granted the effort that went into producing accurate and artful news stories.”

That’s how, according to the New York Times, leaders at the Times, the Washington Post, and the Wall Street Journal reacted to a new tool that Google is testing, known internally as Genesis, that uses artificial intelligence to write news articles. The tool “can take in information—details of current events, for example—and generate news content,” according to the Times, which reported on Wednesday that Genesis had been demonstrated for executives at the three organizations. “Google believed it could serve as a kind of personal assistant for journalists, automating some tasks to free up time for others,” the Times reports, adding that “the company saw it as responsible technology that could help steer the publishing industry away from the pitfalls of generative A.I.”

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Retired RCMP officer charged with foreign interference

A retired RCMP officer has been charged with foreign interference, the Mounties said in a news release Friday.

William Majcher, 60, “allegedly used his knowledge and his extensive network of contacts in Canada to obtain intelligence or services to benefit the People’s Republic of China,” the RCMP in Montreal said in the news release.

The release alleged that Majcher “contributed to the Chinese government’s efforts to identify and intimidate an individual outside the scope of Canadian law.”

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Less than a quarter of Canadians are happy with how the government spends money: Ipsos survey

Less than a quarter (23 per cent) of Canadians think the federal government is properly spending money on the most important issues facing the country, according to new survey data from Ipsos.

The survey, conducted on behalf of the Montreal Economic Institute, also found 64 per cent of people think the government is doing an ineffective job allocating funds to address important problems, while 13 per cent said they don’t know or preferred not to answer.

More than half of Canadians (55 per cent) said the government spends too much money, while 27 per cent think it is an acceptable level, according to the poll. Only nine per cent of Canadians said government spending is too low, while another nine per cent said they don’t know or preferred not to answer.

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