1. John Lott: Law Enforcement Collapse Masks Rising Crime Rates
2.
Kenneth Rapoza: China
Restricts Exports of Key Minerals Used in Making Ammo, Semiconductors
3.
Gianna Miceli: Jealousy
Creates Tortious Interference Over Free Speech On X
4.
Col. John Mills:
Re-visiting the GCHQ Memo from 2016
5.
Daniel Greenfield:
Week Before 9/11, Islamic Terrorists March Through Manhattan
6.
James Hirsen:
TikTok Lawsuit May Forever Change Social Media
Law
Enforcement Collapse Masks Rising Crime Rates
By John Lott
Law
enforcement in the United States has collapsed. Americans in many parts of the
country see that products at CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart stores are behind
plexiglass, that you must call a clerk to unlock the glass and then wait while
you read and examine the different packages. People know these companies have
no choice. Americans know that crime is rising, but the true collapse in law
enforcement, particularly in large cities, is without precedent. [more...]
China
Restricts Exports of Key Minerals Used in Making Ammo, Semiconductors
By Kenneth Rapoza, Industry Analyst from the Coalition for a Prosperous America
If
anyone needed yet another example of the importance of China miners and
processing companies, Beijing said it would put restrictions on exports of
antimony and processing equipment used in batteries and as an alloy to increase
a metal’s strength. This means WHAT? China accounts for nearly half of the
world’s antimony production, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
China’s Ministry of Commerce made the announcement on Aug. 15, citing
export restrictions on seven different types of antimony as well as six pieces
of equipment used to process what the U.S. considers a critical mineral.
The U.S. does not mine this mineral. [more...]
Jealousy
Creates Tortious Interference Over Free Speech On X
Call me sovereign but don't
call me a citizen.
Can
free speech fall under the category of tortious interference? This past week I
was downgraded from a professional account on X to a regular account because a
seemingly oddball super anti-Trump hating "streamer" told his
minions to report my X-promoted posts as "sovereign citizen nonsense."
Within a few hours I had notifications that all my promoted posts were "under
review" and I was no longer allowed to promote new ones. I was tagged
in a YouTube video where an account whose entire online presence is to call out
what his feeble mind considers to be "sovereign citizen"
misinformation. You won’t believe what happened next... [more...]
Re-visiting
the GCHQ Memo from 2016
By Colonel (Ret.) John Mills, Author of War Against the Deep State
A furious attempt to de-bunk the memo was conducted. Was the GCHG memo plausible? Absolutely.
The
elite furiously worked to spike this memo and called it fake. It has also
been referred to as Project Fulsome. From my unclassified knowledge of Five
Eyes Proceedings, the memo is plausible. For full disclosure, I did spend time
as the U.S. Senior for Five Eyes Information Sharing, but never saw this memo.
The efforts I worked on didn’t normally include the term “Project” in the
title. The titles were usually two random words like, “Titan Wingnut.” If GCHQ
was in charge of the naming convention, “Project Fulsome” might make sense as a
title. [more...]
Week
Before 9/11, Islamic Terrorists March Through Manhattan
By Daniel Greenfield, Author of DOMESTIC ENEMIES: The Founding Fathers' Fight Against the Left
The enemy is marching through the streets of our cities to proclaim its victory.
Could anyone have
imagined twenty years ago or even in the darkest days of the Obama
administration that Islamic terrorists would feel free to rampage across the
streets of Manhattan waving terrorist flags? But here we are. No arrests. No
FBI agents knocking on their doors. Despite formal condemnations and press
releases, the Jihadists know that they have the backing of the Democrats, the
Left, and the media. What else do they need? This is what they’re doing a week
before 9/11. Can you imagine what they’ll do on 9/11? [more...]
TikTok
Lawsuit May Forever Change Social Media
By James Hirsen
A
lawsuit was recently brought against TikTok, which may end up altering the
legal landscape for social media platforms operating in the U.S. The lawsuit
has its origins in the tragic death of a 10-year-old girl who, while engaging
in a trendy but extremely dangerous activity on Tik Tok, sadly lost her life. [more...]
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