Lawyer For Diddy’s Accusers Faces Extortion Lawsuit From Unnamed Celebrity Over Threats to Sue

The case claims attorney Tony Buzbee is financially exploiting Diddy’s downfall by threatening to link “innocent celebrities” to the rapper’s alleged crimes.

An unnamed “celebrity” has filed a civil extortion lawsuit against Tony Buzbee, a Texas attorney who reps more than 100 of Sean “Diddy” Combs’ alleged abuse victims — claiming the lawyer is threatening to file a lawsuit containing “wildly false horrific allegations” if the anonymous bigwig doesn’t pay up.

In a lawsuit filed Monday (Nov. 18) in Los Angeles, lawyers for a “high-profile” public figure identified only as “John Doe” claim that Buzbee is “shamelessly attempting to extort exorbitant sums from him” by threatening to “unleash entirely fabricated and malicious allegations of sexual assault.”

“Innocent Celebrity”? Sounds Appropriately Ick.

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A Radical Opening: A Terrible Evil

Please note when you read this that the opposition, let’s call them, the crisis managers and legal teams are flooding the zone with mis, dis and mal information. Again, since we don’t have an honest media, the resources required to fully nail down what is happening are absent. Someone needs to step up and fund an independent investigation. A persistent rumour or assertion is that elements within the National Security State are involved with human trafficking, as it is with drug trafficking. Any government entity would almost certainly be corrupted, as would any NGO.

What a world if ever this proves true.

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WARMINGTON: When protesters call for ‘jihad’ and people are hit with flagpoles, it’s gone too far

Freedom to protest does not mean calling for war on the streets is legal.

Or condone hitting someone with a flagpole.

Scrawling a Swastika on the sidewalk in a neighbourhood in which many Jewish people live is a hate crime, dressing up in full disguise with the look of a terrorist and going into the lobby of Toronto Metropolitan University to scare people, shooting bullets into a Jewish girl’s school or an alleged attack on a woman outside of a Jewish day care centre are all variations on terrorism.

What did you think would happen when you allowed a violent cult to control your streets?

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Media discovers Republicans buy sneakers too

Trump won every county in West Virginia in 2016, 2020 and 2024. Republicans hold every state office. The last Democrat to win statewide office supported Trump; his Republican opponent did not. Republicans control the state Senate 32-2 and the House 91-9.

On Friday, the local newspaper’s editorial was “A way to get Dems back on track.” Its cartoon was anti-Gaetz. Its three columns were all anti-Republican screeds. In other words, it was a typical day for the Charleston Gazette-Mail.

Its news coverage reflects its editorial page. Its circulation reflects its editorial page too. The paper has already been sold once in bankruptcy court. Support local journalism, it proclaims online. Good luck with that plea for help because 70% of the state voted for Trump.

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New survey finds Canadians are feeling anxious about Trudeau’s nation destroying replacement immigration scam

New survey finds Canadians are feeling anxious about immigration

Canadians are feeling increasingly uneasy about immigration and its role in generating “economic strain,” according to a new survey conducted by the Canadian Museum for Human Rights.

Among other things, the survey found that many Canadians believe too much attention is being focused on newcomers and refugees, and that asylum seekers receive too many benefits.

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Cabinet minister’s Cree great-grandmother claims were untrue, records show

OTTAWA — For years, Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault spoke in Parliament and at public events of his great-grandmother as “a full-blooded Cree woman,” sometimes called “Lucy Brown Eyes.”

Now, facing scrutiny over shifting statements he made about his connections to Indigenous ancestry and, presented with records suggesting otherwise, Boissonnault’s office acknowledges that this was not true and his adoptive great-grandmother’s family in fact had Metis lineage, and she was not “full-blooded Cree.”

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Gen X Elected Donald Trump

Having been born in 1964, I have never felt part of any particular “generation.” Technically I am lumped in with the Baby Boomers, but I feel as much attachment to that generation as I do to Gen Z. Boomers, in my mind, were the generation that either fought or protested the Vietnam War, which ended when I was 11 years old.

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Is Biden Trying to Start World War III Before Trump Takes Office?

Biden’s decision to escalate the Ukraine war is a last-ditch effort by the military-industrial complex to undermine Trump’s ability to end this tragic conflict.

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to replace several top-tier Pentagon officials and officers who have overseen our military support of Ukraine, the Biden administration has announced that it has given permission to Kyiv to use long-range American missiles (Army Tactical Missiles Systems, or ATACMS) to strike deep inside Russia, a policy change that risks escalation of the Russia–Ukraine war, even as Trump and his transition team plan to seek a negotiated ceasefire to the conflict. The resistance to Trump’s policy preferences has begun in the most dangerous place — the Pentagon. The military-industrial complex will not readily surrender its policy of victory in Ukraine, even if that means bringing us closer to a full-scale Russia–NATO war.

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The Precarious Future of Justin Trudeau

Justin Trudeau became a national figure on Oct. 3, 2000. While delivering the eulogy at the state funeral for his father, Pierre Trudeau, the 29-year-old became the heir apparent for the future of the Liberal Party.

“Friends, Romans, countrymen,” he began, “Pierre Elliott Trudeau. The very words convey so many things to so many people. Statesman, intellectual, professor, adversary, outdoorsman, lawyer, journalist, author, prime minister. But more than anything, to me, he was dad.” His father was perhaps the most controversial, and consequential, prime minister in Canadian history. He ended the eulogy by saying: “But this is not the end. He left politics in ’84 …. But he won’t be coming back anymore. It’s all up to us, all of us, now.”

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Ottawa ‘unlikely’ to see profit from Trans Mountain sale, budget watchdog tells committee

OTTAWA — Parliamentary Budget Officer Yves Giroux said on Monday Ottawa is likely to lose money on its eventual sale of the Trans Mountain pipeline, after shelling out more than $34 billion to complete the project.

Giroux told members of a House of Commons committee studying the matter that federal officials will be hard-pressed to find a private buyer willing to pay a premium for the pipeline, which has been operational since May, even under an optimistic scenario where foreign demand for Canadian oil stays high.

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US justice department plans to push Google to sell off Chrome browser

US justice department officials plan to ask a judge to force Google to sell off its Chrome browser to dismantle the monopoly it has over the internet search market, in a major intervention against one of the world’s biggest tech companies.

The Department of Justice (DoJ) last month filed court papers saying it was considering enforcing “structural remedies” to prevent Google from using some its products.

The DoJ will reportedly push for Google, which is owned by Alphabet, to sell the browser and also ask a judge to require new measures related to artificial intelligence as well as its Android smartphone operating system, according to Bloomberg.

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