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#politics
The Epoch Times: Dutch Voters Will Go to the Polls on Nov. 22 After the Fall of Mark Rutte's Coalition
Dutch voters will have an early general election on Nov. 22 after Prime Minister Rutte's coalition collapsed over migration issues. Rutte and other key members of the coalition will leave politics. Foreign Minister Kaag cited threats as her reason for leaving.
American Thinker: In a bind with the government? FBI Director Wray leads the way.
FBI Director Christopher Wray's evasive responses during a congressional hearing upset the Republicans on the committee. Robin Itzler sees an opportunity to use Wray's tactics to handle future IRS audits, providing vague and noncommittal answers to avoid incrimination.
Washington Free Beacon: Drew's Receipts: Media Failures of the Week, July 15
In Florida, mainstream media falsely claimed more people were leaving than moving in, while the truth was the opposite. Meanwhile, the media continues to defend Joe Biden and dismiss any wrongdoing by his son. Asian American conservatives are accused of being "militant co-conspirators" with white conservatives, and the media celebrates Biden's supposed victory over inflation, ignoring public dissatisfaction. That's the media's narrative for the week.
#society
Flag And Cross: Israeli Fintech Capitolis Donates Transactional Revenue To Community Service
Israeli fintech company Capitolis is donating a portion of its revenue to community service organizations in New York, London, and Tel Aviv. They are also volunteering their time at these organizations. In Tel Aviv, they supported Notnim BeAhavah, providing school supplies to at-risk children. In New York, they supported Coalition for the Homeless and Covenant House, aiding homeless youth. In London, they supported Compliments of the House, a food redistribution charity.
American Thinker: Revisiting whether COVID-19 really killed several anti-vax conservative radio hosts
During the COVID-19 fear campaign, anti-mask conservatives who died were blamed solely on the virus, ignoring alternative theories. A study revealed many COVID-19 patients died from Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia due to restricted treatment options. The deaths of anti-vaccine conservatives should be reinvestigated, given recent studies contradicting the initial narrative. Ventilator-Associated Pneumonia and hostility towards the unvaccinated require further exploration to understand the coercive tactics used to push COVID-19 vaccines.
#health
American Thinker: Why Vaccines are Treated Differently from Other Products
In the world of vaccines, self-regulation and liability are lacking, making it easy for pharmaceutical companies to sell harmful products. The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 removed liability for childhood vaccine injuries, granting immunity to pharmaceutical companies. This lack of accountability has led to a lack of thorough safety testing and minimal monitoring of adverse reactions.
#crime
Fox News: Florida couple arrested; 2 kids, 13 pets removed from home covered in feces, urine
A Florida couple was arrested after their home was found covered in feces, urine, and garbage. The couple was charged with animal cruelty.