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12 Jul 2023
#illegals
Breitbart: Mayorkas Ignores Question of How Many Illegals Have Been Freed into U.S.
President Biden's DHS Secretary, Alejandro Mayorkas, is refusing to disclose the number of illegal aliens released into American communities. Republicans on the House Oversight Committee requested the data, but Mayorkas has not responded. It is estimated that over 880,000 illegal aliens have been released through the parole pipeline at the border.
#politics
The American Spectator: Yes, J. Robert Oppenheimer Was a Security Risk
The publicity campaign for Oppenheimer's movie feels more like rehabilitation than promotion. Last year, the security clearance revocation decision was vacated by Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm, which seemed questionable. A documentary on MSNBC portrayed the loss of his security clearance as unjust. However, Oppenheimer's association with left-wing friends and his alleged supply of crucial information to the Soviet Union question his loyalty. The NBC News Studios documentary omitted crucial information, while Oppenheimer's donations to Communist causes and his involvement with Communist associates further raise doubts. The government's decision to revoke his security clearance was justified, despite the propaganda.
Breitbart: Murdochs Lose Confidence in DeSantis’s Ability to Defeat Donald Trump
Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch is losing confidence in Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis's ability to defeat former President Donald Trump in the 2024 Republican primary. Murdoch and his son Lachlan can "smell a loser" and are concerned about being stuck with Trump. Fox News coverage and editorial board articles have reflected this growing concern, and DeSantis's campaign strategy has been criticized for being too focused on cultural grievances. Murdoch is frustrated with DeSantis's underwhelming campaign performance and doubts a comeback is possible. The Murdochs may have nowhere else to turn but back to Trump.
Front Page Magazine: Required Remedy: The Impeachment of Merrick Garland
A recent investigation reveals strong suspicion of corruption involving the Biden family, particularly Hunter and James Biden. Hunter's criminal activities include tax evasion, concealing income, and acting as an unregistered foreign agent. The District of Delaware prosecutors recommended felony charges against him, but were denied by the Justice Department and other U.S. Attorneys. Attorney General Merrick Garland failed to appoint a Special Counsel to avoid conflict of interest, breaching his duties. The cover-up of these crimes raises concerns of corruption and the need for Garland's impeachment. However, the media's bias may hinder the full disclosure of these issues.
Breitbart: Raskin: We Are Still in the Thick of Fight to Defend America Against Kleptocrat Trump
Rep Jamie Raskin (D-MD) says country is still in fight to defend American democracy from kleptocrats like Trump. House Republicans investigating Biden are grasping at straws. Raskin wants to win back House in 2024 and become chair of Oversight Committee.
Front Page Magazine: Watson Video: Whose Cocaine Was Found in the White House?
Paul Joseph Watson discusses the "mystery" of whose cocaine was discovered in the White House, shedding light on a topic ignored by mainstream media.
#society
Breitbart: Seattle MLB All-Star Game Fans Unaware of Threatened Homeless Protest
Fans preparing for the MLB All-Star Game in Seattle are unaware of a threatened protest by homeless activists who were recently removed from encampments near the stadium. Activists have distributed flyers calling for disruption of the game, but fans interviewed outside the stadium have not heard of the protest and are happy with how the city is handling the event. The game will proceed as scheduled.
The American Spectator: Stopping Off in London
A party in London hosted by Jonathan Aitken brings together a diverse group of individuals, including politicians, intellectuals, and business figures. Among the attendees are Sir Malcolm Rifkind, Sir William Shawcross, and Kevin Maxwell. The night is filled with good conversation and fine wines, as the guests enjoy each other's company.
#economy
Flag And Cross: Tata Group On Track To Buy An IPhone supplier Factory In India From Wistron Corporation
Tata Group is set to purchase an iPhone supplier factory in India from Wistron Corporation, becoming the first Indian company to produce iPhones. The factory, valued at $600 million, currently assembles the iPhone 14 and employs over 10,000 people. This move aligns with India's goal to promote local manufacturing and could attract more global firms to manufacture in India, reducing dependence on China.
Breitbart: Carney on ‘Kudlow’: Bidenomics Wrecked the Economy Biden Inherited from Trump
Breitbart Economics Editor John Carney criticized President Biden's spending policies, calling them "command-and-control" economics. Carney argued that Bidenomics is based on the false notion that he inherited a failing economy from Trump. He also accused the Biden administration of engaging in "wish-casting" and "wishcraft" by declaring victory over inflation prematurely. Carney predicts that inflation will likely climb back up, damaging Biden's credibility.
#religion
The Federalist Papers: RFK Jr. Talks About His 14-Year Battle with Addiction and How He Overcame It Through Faith in God
Democratic presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shared how turning to God helped him overcome a 14-year addiction to drugs. Despite his use of politically correct language, Kennedy affirmed the power of faith in a recent podcast interview. He credited science and a personal relationship with God for his transformation.
#history
All Outdoor: POTD: Is That a Browning??? - No, It is a Browning Copy!
This photo features a Browning copy pistol with the name "Browning" repeated all over it, serving as a marketing tool. The specific model and manufacturer of the copy are unknown.
#health
The American Spectator: Rock Hudson: From Hollywood Hunk to the First Face of AIDS
July 25, 1985, Rock Hudson's AIDS diagnosis marks a turning point in public perception of the disease. Once a symbol of masculinity, Hudson's illness challenges societal stereotypes. His struggle for treatment exposes the ignorance surrounding AIDS and prompts a shift in public attitudes towards the LGBTQ+ community.
Forbes: Singapore Billionaire Peter Lim’s Thomson Medical To Buy Vietnam Hospital Operator For $381 Million
Thomson Medical Group, owned by billionaire Peter Lim, is acquiring Far East Medical Vietnam for up to $381 million. The purchase includes FV Hospital in Ho Chi Minh City, as well as other medical facilities and clinics. The move allows Thomson Medical to expand its presence in Southeast Asia and tap into the growing demand for healthcare services in Vietnam.
#crime
Front Page Magazine: Why Won't the Media Admit When Mass Murderers are Environmentalists?
A federal judge sentences the El Paso Walmart mass murderer to 90 consecutive life sentences. The media labels him as a "white supremacist," but ignores his environmentalist views.
Fox News: Shooting in New York City local park leaves 4 injured, including 3-year-old, 6-year-old brothers
A gunman on an illegal scooter opened fire at a park in the Bronx, New York, injuring two children and two men. The victims were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. Police are investigating the motive behind the attack.
#other
Forbes: Today’s Wordle #753 Hints, Clues And Answer For Wednesday, July 12th
Today's Wordle puzzle game offers a riddle and a chance to solve a phrase. The riddle asks, "What keeps coming but never arrives?" The Wordle hint is that the word begins and ends with a consonant. The answer to today's Wordle is "whirl."