Donald Trump ‘could make huge UFO announcement within weeks’ after becoming president

Donald Trump’s second presidency could have a “seismic” effect when it comes to UFO disclosure – potentially revealing that the US government really has had contact with one or more extraterrestrial civilisations.

That’s according to Nick Pope who, for many years, was in charge of analysing UFO reports for the UK’s Ministry of Defence. Maverick billionaire Trump has seized an overwhelming victory in the 2024 US elections.


Here’s an alien!

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The More Democrats Blame White Women, the More They’ll Vote Red

President Trump’s decisive victory Tuesday is forcing Democrats to explain their loss — and they’re turning to a familiar scapegoat: white women.

“Black voters came through for Kamala Harris. White women voters did not,” Joy Reid said on MSNBC. “If people vote more party line or more on race than on gender and protecting their gender, there’s really not that much more you can do.”


Seems to be an awful lot of White women lamenting Kamala’s loss.

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Jamie Sarkonak: Canada still hasn’t learned from Winnipeg-Wuhan lab incident

Canadian public health authorities didn’t have to let the Wuhan Institute of Virology infiltrate and co-opt our country’s highest-security biolab. The warning signs had been there for years, and no one to our knowledge was holding a gun to the heads of the rubber-stampers who authorized a security-threat-flagged scientist’s shipment of live Ebola back to the motherland.

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Islamism, the West and Human Rights

The Torah‘s ethical and moral laws, which became known to the world as Moses’ Ten Commandments, founded the West’s moral-ethical precepts on which its laws and judicial concepts such as justice and mercy are based. This development is reflected in the United States’ founding documents, as well as England’s Magna Carta of 1215, among others.

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Under 16s will be banned from using social media, Australia announces

Children under 16 will be banned from using social media, Australia has said.

The country’s government said the new legislation was a world-leading attempt to deal with the dangers posed to young people by social networks.

Young people will be banned from using social networks. The companies themselves will be punished if they fail to ensure compliance, the government said.

“Social media is doing harm to our kids and I’m calling time on it,” Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese said.

H/T ANDYCANUCK

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Randall Denley: Ford got TMU to back off its race-based admissions. He should go further

Ontario Premier Doug Ford has scored a rare victory against the diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) doctrine that has infested Ontario universities. A source in the premier’s office says that at Ford’s request, Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) has backed down on a plan to reserve 75 per cent of the places in its new medical school for “equity-deserving” groups.

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Harvard Professors Cancel Classes as Students Feel Blue After Trump Win

At 7 a.m. on Wednesday, Sophia R. Mammucari ’28 woke up to a phone call from her mom — and the news that Donald Trump had been officially reelected.

“I still had some hope that she was going to win by a small amount. And then I woke up this morning, and that’s not what happened,” Mammucari said. “I probably cried for like an hour.”

On election night, students gathered at viewing parties hosted by friends, House tutors, the Institute of Politics, and the Harvard Republican Club to watch results roll in.


Random TDS sufferers … I got a kick out of Bubble woman

h/t Mauser

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Trump’s 10-Point Plan to Obliterate the Deep State Goes Viral

President Elect Donald Trump detailed ten point plan to dismantle the Deep State, setting the social media world alight and reminding the MAGA world why he was elected.

Trump promised to “clean out” those who have gone “rogue” who are working “subversively” to damage America.

h/t XC

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Trump won the working-class vote and Poilievre’s Conservatives are well on the way to doing just that too

Like a lot of Canadians, I thought I knew quite a bit about the United States.

After all, I lived there for five years. I reported from almost half the states and travelled in most of the others. I was married to an American for 45 years and spent time with her family in Hawaii, California and Colorado. My son is a dual citizen. I even speak their language, more or less.

Obviously, I don’t know as much as I thought I did. I thought Kamala Harris had a good shot at winning on Tuesday. Donald Trump’s take-that victory came as a surprise — not so much that he won, but that the voters’ verdict was so decisive. I’m struggling to figure out why.

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There’s no mystery. White women handed Trump the election

So … what happened?

How is it possible that this country reelected Donald Trump after everything he’s been convicted of doing, everything he has said he plans on doing, and everything he did to that poor microphone?

The answer isn’t that deep: The majority of white women in this country want a male president — preferably white. That’s not me talking; that’s nearly a century of voting data speaking.


Or maybe don’t run such crappy candidates?

White woman loses it on Black Trump supporter …

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N.S. school ‘deeply sorry’ for asking service members not to wear uniforms at Remembrance Day ceremony

An elementary school in the Halifax area has backed away from a request that service members not wear uniforms to the school’s Remembrance Day ceremony.

In a newsletter sent to families last week, Sackville Heights Elementary(opens in a new tab) in Middle Sackville, N.S., said it recognizes the importance of Nov. 11, and invited members of the armed forces to attend.

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FBI thwarts Iranian murder-for-hire plan targeting Donald Trump

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Justice Department unsealed criminal charges Friday in a thwarted Iranian plot to kill President-elect Donald Trump before this week’s presidential election.

A criminal complaint filed in federal court in Manhattan alleges that an unnamed official in Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard instructed a contact this past September to put together a plan to surveil and ultimately kill Trump.


Nuke the Mullahs and this loon.

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Journalist says he’s received threats following ‘false’ accusations that he’s a Russian agent

A veteran Ottawa journalist says he and his family have received threats since he was accused of being a Russian agent during a House of Commons committee meeting last month — a claim he refutes and describes as “preposterous.”

“There are now calls that I be executed or tortured and that my family be deported,” David Pugliese, a reporter with the Ottawa Citizen, told MPs on the House public security committee on Thursday.

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