JFK Assassination Doctors Break Silence, Dispute Key Government Claim

Several doctors who were in the emergency room when former President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in 1963 raised serious doubts about the official narrative that says a lone gunman was responsible, according to a new documentary featuring interviews conducted in 2013.

The federal Warren Commission established that two shots fired by lone gunman Lee Harvey Oswald, who was located in the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository, struck President Kennedy from behind as he was traveling in a motorcade in Dallas. One of the bullets entered his upper back and exited near his larynx, while the second bullet entered the right side of his head and exited via his forehead.

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How Islamism destroyed the Palestinian movement

How did we reach a point where so many Western leftists see Hamas as a ‘progressive’ movement? Its terrorist slaughter of 1,200 Israelis and others on 7 October is already being downplayed or forgotten entirely. Meanwhile, few mention Hamas’s intolerance towards political opposition, its curtailment of women’s rights, its criminalisation of homosexuality or its persecution of Christians. Human-rights campaigner Peter Tatchell was even barred from the anti-Israel march in London on Armistice Day for a placard that criticised Hamas.

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“People Have Been Abandoned”: The Town That Epitomises Germany’s Migrant Failure

A Thuringian town, like many in Germany, grapples with a massive influx of migrants. Locals talked to us about their fears.

SUHL, GERMANY—Thuringia has no say in how many asylum seekers come to the state—these are the words of Thuringia’s Minister for Migration, Doreen Denstädt, whose admission of helplessness says it all about the migration situation in Germany.

Eisenberg, Hermsdorf, and Suhl are small towns in the eastern German state of Thuringia, where reception centres for migrants have been overcrowded for months. Just like most parts of Europe, Germany has been facing an influx of asylum seekers this year: around 205,000 migrants applied for asylum between January and August this year, marking an increase of 77% compared with the same period last year.

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Did Israel-Palestine protests propel Geert Wilders to victory?

Nationalism, and the ‘populist revolt’ of 2016, is far from over

Geert Wilders’s victory is another slap-in-the-face moment for the European Union. The complexities of Dutch democracy may mean that he struggles to form a strong government. But his victory, which seemed impossible just a few weeks ago, reminds us that, whether we like it or not, anti-immigration politics is the most potent force in twenty-first century western democracies. It also raises interesting questions about how the Israel-Palestine war may be influencing elections far outside the Holy Land.

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What next for Harry and Meghan? Duchess ‘refuses to dive back into soap opera’

The Duchess of Sussex does not want to return to the UK because she refuses to “dive back into the soap opera”, according to reported excerpts from a book about the couple.

Endgame, which is written by Omid Scobie, an author widely seen as having close ties to Meghan and the Duke of Sussex, is said to make claims that threaten to imperil any reconciliation with the royal family.

I call that a win for the Windsors.

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The Jewish civil war over Israel

Now is not the time for progressive infighting

While Jews often seem clannish to outsiders, the reality is somewhat different: we have always suffered from a divisive streak of self-destructiveness. As far back as the levelling of the Temple and the expulsion from the homeland, Jewish unity has been undermined by both class divisions and theological disagreements. Two thousand years later, though General Titus’s legions may be forgotten, fissures and infighting remain.

Since October 7, there has been a very real upsurge in antisemitism in Europe and America. Some members of my own synagogue openly discuss whether they should attend services, or events such as menorah lightings; others are considering buying guns.

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Tearful Israeli hostages – including children and grandmother, 77, who terrorists previously claimed had died – take first steps of freedom

The first group of hostages have been released from Gaza after 48 days of captivity as part of a truce deal between Israel and Hamas that went into effect this morning – with children and a grandmother thought to have died in captivity among them.

Thirteen Israeli women and children and 11 Thai and Filipino hostages, who were kidnapped and taken into the territory by the terror group in its October 7 attack on Israel, were finally freed today after an agonising wait.

Israeli media reported the hostages had been transferred by Hamas to the Red Cross, then on to the Egyptians, before crossing into Egypt. Live footage showed the hostages leaving Red Cross vans and entering a trauma centre at the Rafah Crossing to undergo medical examinations.

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Muslim Stabs Children at Dublin Catholic School. Media Covers It Up.

What. Where. Why.

You won’t find any of those ‘Ws’ in any story that the media is interested in covering up, rather than covering.

Take the stabbing of small children at a Catholic school in Dublin, allegedly, by an Algerian Muslim. You can read entire stories about what happened in Dublin with nary a mention of these key elements of the story.

h/t Kiki9

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NYC: Two Thousand Hamas Supporters Demand Israeli Government Be Dissolved

Around 2,000 protesters gathered for a pro-Palestinian rally at Washington Square Park Friday with a laundry list of demands, including calling for a “permanent end to the occupation” of Gaza and dismantling the Israeli government.

The assembled crowd railed against Israel’s ongoing military campaign in the Hamas-controlled territory, waving Palestinian flags and holding up signs bearing messages like “Free Palestine,” “Cease fire now” and “Israel thinks killing babies is collateral damage.”

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HUNTER: Activist accused of attacking cop, Indigo 11 share ‘toxic, psychopathic’ traits

Many prison rapes in his future.

Jakub Jerzy Markiewicz appears to have an insatiable appetite for violent protests.

The 27-year-old longtime activist for the environment and a tractor-trailer load of various and sundry other causes is now accused of punching a female cop and gouging her eyes in Vancouver.

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Tasha Kheiriddin: Africans are being slaughtered, but with no Jews to blame, the left shrugs

There’s a place on this earth where terrorists are shooting babies in the head, mass-raping women to “punish and terrorize” populations, and burning entire communities to the ground. Where women and girls have been taken hostage and are being held in “slave-like conditions.” Where an ethnic group is being targeted for its race by Arab terrorists bent on driving them out of their homeland.

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Miss Universe Collapses on Itself

The beauty pageant’s redefinition of feminine beauty has done it no favors.

“I wanted to create something that was run by women for women—not something for men to ogle over,” said Thai entrepreneur Anne Jakrajutatip, whose JKN Global Group acquired the Miss Universe pageant in 2022. Under Jakrajutatip’s leadership, Miss Universe is now run by an all-female executive staff and has only female hosts and in-person judges—all, that is, except for Jakrajutatip, a male who claims to be transgendered.

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What explains Ireland’s anti-immigration rioting?

This is not the Dublin of Guinness and glass palaces housing tech companies which it wishes to present to the world

The situation in Dublin Thursday — in which five people were injured in a knife attack in the heart of the city, resulting in a riot and violent clashes with the police — was to the untrained eye reminiscent of Belfast from days gone by.

Speculation about the nationality of the attacker fueled the scenes of violence which took place last night and that has led to condemnatory tutting. After all, Ireland’s national myth is tied into tales of immigration and welcoming. A riot over immigration in its capital city contradicts the stories Ireland tells the world about itself.

Sounds very much like Canada.

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Biden Pays the Ayatollahs, Yet Again

Why shouldn’t Iran remain one of the biggest bullies on the global schoolyard?

As a little boy in Scranton, Joey Biden must have given the schoolyard bully his lunch money — plus the cash Mrs. Biden handed her son to buy groceries on the way home. Oh, and Joey surrendered to the bully one month’s rent, which he swiped from Mr. Biden’s desk drawer, right where the bully reckoned it would be. And what about Grandpa’s fat wad of cash destined for Joey’s college fund? Yup. The lad let the bully have that, too.

The more the bully pounded Joey, the more cash Joey coughed up.

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Geert Wilders’ victory in Netherlands election spooks Europe

The unexpectedly meaty win for controversial, hard-right politician Geert Wilders in Wednesday’s general election in the Netherlands set international headlines on fire.

Right-wing nationalists across Europe rushed to congratulate the populist politician, sometimes dubbed the Dutch Trump – partly for his dyed, bouffant-like hairdo, and partly for his famously firebrand rhetoric.

Geert Wilders’ publicly expressed views – including linking Muslim immigration with terrorism and calling for a ban on mosques and the Quran – are so provocative that he has been under tight police protection since 2004.

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