Biden’s Anti-Semitism Czar Condemns Israel, Not Anti-Semites

In the early days of June, Deborah Lipstadt, Biden’s antisemitism czar, flew to the United Arab Emirates and condemned Israel’s government while claiming that she worries that the Netanyahu government’s defense of Jews against Islamic terrorism might worsen antisemitism.

This was exactly the kind of excuse for antisemitism that the new White House strategy on antisemitism that she was touting was supposed to stop. Instead, the antisemitism czar promoting the antisemitism strategy was falling into the same kind of behavior.

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Lee Fang: Did Pfizer sponsor vaccine mandates?

The pharmaceutical company Pfizer financed groups lobbying for Covid-19 vaccine mandates, the investigative reporter Lee Fang has claimed. Speaking to UnHerd’s Florence Read, Fang discussed a recent report he wrote in which he uncovered the Chicago Urban League’s acceptance of a special $100,000 donation from Pfizer that was not publicly disclosed. Fang suggested that such a lack of disclosure could have a particularly negative impact on African Americans, who have historically been victims of medical malpractice in the US.

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‘Asylum Mafia’ Boss Claims Migrant Crossings Cannot Be Stopped

A migrant smuggler has boasted that there is nothing European leaders can do to stop people from making illegal and highly dangerous journeys to the continent. The criminal insisted that “not even the Prophet himself could prevent the Harka”—the name given to illegal immigration in Tunisia.

Twenty-nine-year-old Hassan (not his real name) has made a lot of money through what he described as his “illegal travel agency.” At the top of a chain in which a number of “coordinators” collect “customers” from Tunisia and send them off in small boats, he has played an important role in the significant rise of illegal crossings to Italy, increasing four-fold in the first quarter of 2023 compared to the same period the year before.

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Bud Light sales sink 28% heading into July 4 holiday after Dylan Mulvaney fiasco

Bud Light sales remained stuck in a downward spiral ahead of the critical Fourth of July holiday in the wake of the Dylan Mulvaney fiasco, according to the latest data.

The nation’s top-selling beer saw sales plunge 27.9% in the week ended June 24 — slightly better than its record-worst 28.5% the previous week, according to data from NielsenIQ and Bump Williams Consulting.

The number of units sold plummeted 31.3% from the same time last year — worse than the 31.1% decline the previous week.

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Disney‘s ‘Indiana Jones 5‘ Bombs All Over the World with $2.3 Million Opening in China

Topple that statue!

It appears that audiences around the world were not much interested in seeing an octogenarian swashbuckling archaeologist being berated by his niece for two hours as Disney’s Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny could only dig up $2.3 million for its opening day in China, a mere $60 million for its domestic weekend, and “lackluster” box office numbers elsewhere.

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France Under Riot – The country is losing its capacity to control and suppress mayhem.

Some American visitors to my house in France have been impressed by a market in a small and beautiful town nearby: the quality of the local produce, the good humor and atmosphere of conviviality, in short, the savoir-vivre of which the market seemed to be so fine an example.

The night before, in the nearest town of any size or importance, rioters had injured three policemen, and another policeman was saved from murder only by his bulletproof vest.

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Inside a partisan group fighting Ukraine’s counteroffensive behind enemy lines

Hunted tirelessly by Putin’s men, their work is dangerous and secret. Now is their time to speak

Sidling through the door of the Russian military recruitment centre in occupied Donetsk, Dmitri was glad to have the summer sun to blame for the nervous sweat on the back of his neck.

He was barely old enough to vote, yet this was already the second time Dmitri would swear allegiance to a flag. His handler in Ukrainian military intelligence was waiting with bated breath to discover whether their ruse would dupe President Putin’s forces.

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Majority of Canadians fear Ukraine war will go nuclear, but don’t want to give in to Russia: poll

Nearly a year-and-a-half since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, the majority of Canadians fear the conflict could go nuclear — but want a Western-backed Ukraine to press on against Russian aggression.

New numbers released last week in a Maru Public Opinion poll suggests 63 per cent of Canadians are watching news of the war closely, with 43 per cent of respondents believing the conflict is deadlocked.

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Islamic subversion in America – It’s not yet insurrection, as in France, it is stealth Jihad that is a red light for America

“Abraham Lincoln said, “America will never be defeated from outside. If we falter and lose our freedom, it will come from the inside.”

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Never in my wildest dreams did I envision that my once very modern and beautiful country, Iran, would fall into the hands of Muslim extremists who did not possess one iota of humanity. Never in my wildest dream did I envision that I would likely never see the country of my birth again. My teenage years in Iran were full of joy, excitement, and happiness. Iran was a developing country. Despite its rapid growth and obstacles, almost all Iranians lived in a fairy tale. Life was beautiful, and dreams were real. Many of us were living in an absolute Iranian dream until the resurrection of the evil ideology of Islam by the vile men of Allah. In 1979, the Iranian dream turned into four decades of Islamic nightmares.

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France riots: Why do the banlieues erupt time and time again?

When the poor French suburbs catch media attention, it is usually because they are up in flames.

The current conflagration is no exception. It was triggered by the killing of Nahel M, 17, after police say he failed to comply with an order to stop his car in Nanterre near Paris.

The tragedy has turned the spotlight again on the so-called “banlieues” – the suburbs of French cities – which have been hit by another wave of riots across France.

For some, the violence is the result of poverty and discrimination: entrenched social ills ensure that France’s bleak estates remain tinderboxes.

It’s a real mystery! I mean aside from the fact France has a violent non-integrated parallel society that despises the Republic’s values and seeks the nation’s destruction. Other than that it’s a real mystery.

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