A key signer of the open letter that wrongly suggested The Post’s bombshell reporting on Hunter Biden’s emails was part of a “Russian information operation” has accused Politico of distorting “what we said” — more than two years after the fact.
Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper tried Monday to tamp down the growing controversy over the letter that he and 50 other ex-spooks signed after The Post first revealed the existence of the first son’s infamous laptop in October 2020.
America must catch up to Europe in accepting the role of peer influence in adolescent gender dysphoria.
Transgenderism is the belief that every person has a “gender identity” (an inner sense of being male, female, something else, or in between) distinct from his or her sex and that, when the two conflict, gender identity should take precedence. It is perhaps surprising that this idea has caught on. And yet it has. According to Pew Research, over 5 percent of Americans under 30 identify as transgender or nonbinary, compared with 1.6 percent of the total adult population and just 0.3 percent of those over 50.
Recent events have shown America’s foes becoming more brazen in their penetration of the Western Hemisphere; the answer to this challenge lies in our past.
“200 years ago, in the aftermath of the Napoleonic Wars and during the Latin American revolutions, President James Monroe and Secretary of State John Quincy Adams promulgated the idea that would come to be known as the Monroe Doctrine. In his seventh annual address to Congress, Monroe declared that “the American continents, by the free and independent condition which they have assumed and maintain, are henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by any European powers.” This message, which also decried the puppet monarchs of European states, was a sea change in how America conducted its foreign policy, asserting a strong stance against foreign interlopers in the Western Hemisphere. For the most part, the doctrine was successful, despite America being far weaker than the European states it sought to constrain.”
As I have written in these pages before, I spent 40 years as a scientist in a federal research facility. We always had a steady stream of gifted young (and senior-level) scientists and students who came from all over the United States and from around the world to work as “guest researchers” with us. For the most part, this was a great opportunity for both them and us.
AS FAR as the mainstream media goes, the vaccine-injured are unicorns. Their symptoms are delusional or fabricated for ‘anti-vax’ activism. But the real fantasy is in the purported ‘miracle of science’ of the vaccine – novel mRNA technology that is proving to be anything but safe and effective. Any medical treatment has risks as well as benefits, which should have been properly assessed in clinical trials before mass vaccination began.
Britain’s fastest growing far-right group delivered hundreds of leaflets attacking migrants to homes in Merseyside days before a riot outside a hotel accommodating asylum seekers, it can be revealed.
Patriotic Alternative has denied being involved in Friday night’s disorder in Knowsley in which a police riot van was torched.
However, The Times has uncovered a video filmed during the riot by one of its activists, James Costello, in which he accused the police of deliberately stoking tensions.
The English are waking up & protesting against their replacement!
Thanks to the Patriotic Alternative activists with the great banner! pic.twitter.com/iCOGjpGEMK— Mark Collett (@MarkACollett) February 9, 2023
Shouting racial slurs at a black person produces different gut bacteria than in a white person.
“Regular discrimination can certainly take a toll on your relationships, job prospects, and mental health, and growing evidence suggests that it also has implications for your physical health. In fact, a recent study found that individuals who report high rates of discrimination tend to have higher levels of some inflammatory markers in their blood as well as higher levels of specific bacteria in their microbiome. These differences, in turn, might put them at higher risk for inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, among others.”
One of the US’s most easily recognizable vehicles is back on the road after it fell victim to a crime that has grown more common in recent years: catalytic converter theft. While parked in Las Vegas ahead of a Super Bowl weekend appearance, the Weinermobile, a 27ft-long bright yellow-and-red hotdog on wheels, was disabled after someone took the vehicle’s hardware.
In Kherson, battle-hardened troops are prepared for the worst
The entrance to Kherson is littered with ruined market stalls that the Russians burned when they occupied the city. Inside, the centre is deserted. Cafes are shut; restaurants are boarded up. On a municipal building in Freedom Square hangs a huge McDonald’s poster, sodden with rain.
Auburn’s Black Student Union recently circulated a list of racial slurs for white people. Campus Reform reports that some of the popular ones include:
Someone must dislike Blacks a great deal to have gone to so much trouble.
UPDATE: They are warning everyone to run hide or fight yet refuse to identify the shooter, I wonder why? …. Police are on scene and students told to shelter in place: MSU said they believe it is a lone gunman, described as ‘a short male with a mask, possibly black’
Update 2 – They finally describe him.
SUSPECT PHOTOS: The suspect is a Black male, shorter in stature, red shoes, jean jacket, wearing a baseball cap that is navy with a lighter brim. pic.twitter.com/9blppnX5U3
— MSU Police and Public Safety (@msupolice) February 14, 2023
Update 3 – Newser
JUST IN: Manhunt underway for a short black male following a mass shooting at Michigan State University. pic.twitter.com/XUVBAZbix0
— RUSSIA VS US, EU & NATO (@RussiaVsNATO) February 14, 2023
One confirmed dead at MSU campus hall as police search for shooter
Michigan State University police say shootings wound several
Looks like two separate but likely connected shootings.
Twitter – Michigan State
NOW – Multiple people shot at Michigan #MSU State University. The shooter is still at large. Police are active on the scene.pic.twitter.com/JY5NwgX7JV
— Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) February 14, 2023
Samantha Power, head administrator of the US Agency for International Development (USAID), arrived in Budapest last week with one mission – to save Central European nations from themselves. Her main target was Hungary.
According to a press release issued by USAID to accompany her trip to the Hungarian capital, Power wants ‘to help support democracy in Central Europe’. And she wants ‘independent media to thrive and build new audiences’. ‘[A] free and diverse press is a cornerstone of democracy’, she tweeted, ‘and in Hungary, independent journalists are facing real challenges’.
Pet dogs are getting stoned after eating cannabis discarded on the streets of New York, according to veterinarians.
Vets in the city are reporting a surge in cases of confused canines in their surgeries since recreational cannabis was legalised in 2021, The New York Times reported.
In many cases, the cannabis is in the form of the remnants of joints. But dogs can also be affected by second-hand smoke or by munching gummies and marijuana-laced chocolate
Federal government staff were prepared for reporters to find out about the exorbitant hotel bill, including a more than $6,000-a-night suite, that politicians and government staff incurred while in London for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.
Internal documents show Global Affairs Canada (GAC) staff discussing weeks after the funeral how to avoid the embarrassment happening again with the coronation of King Charles.
The Canadian labour market added 150k jobs in Jan. – 10 times economists estimates, says @SteveSaretsky
And most commentators (@PNPcbc) still miss the point. Saretsky and @BenRabidoux get it, however.
They note the vast majority of jobs went to guest workers. #cdnecon #cdnpoli pic.twitter.com/Ky2dMW1QRa— DouglasTodd (@DouglasTodd) February 13, 2023
