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Left-wing demonstrators in London: “Shoot him in the neck like Charlie Kirk”

Activist and author Tommy Robinson and his co-organisers succeeded in gathering an enormous crowd of British patriots for their “Unite the Kingdom” demonstration in London on Saturday 16 May. The police estimated that around 60,000 people took part in the “Unite the Kingdom” march. But when one sees footage of the crowd, one may gain […]

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Nightmare climate-change scenario rejected as unrealistic

An international project group that develops climate-change scenarios used by the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in its reports has discarded a scenario involving a 5-degree temperature increase by 2100 as unrealistic. The scenario is alarmist climate nonsense used to frighten people and promote green fraud, Trump commented.

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– The 2020 election was rigged – Major revelations are coming

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche tells Maria Bartiromo that they are conducting major investigations into the 2020 election, focused on places such as Fulton County in Georgia and Maricopa County in Arizona. The work has been ongoing for so long that he says he can now state with certainty — and prove — that the 2020 election was rigged. It will detonate like an atomic bomb over the Democrats and the political left.

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Tech whizzes take over warfare with automated AI drones

Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov (35) has revolutionised drone warfare. He allows the drones themselves to decide whom they will kill. The goal is to reach the Russians’ pain threshold. If enough are killed, Russia will throw in the towel. Fedorov is cooperating with Alex Karp, head of the American security company Palantir. Together they have revolutionised warfare, but military professionals are sceptical.

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Italy: 31-year-old charged with attempted mass murder

Salim El Koudri, who injured eight people in a car attack in Modena on Saturday, has been charged with attempted mass murder. However, due to the lack of signs of radicalization, he has not yet been charged with terrorism. Investigators nevertheless appear to suspect a terrorist motive in the 31-year-old, who was receiving psychiatric treatment.

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Israel eliminates leader of Hamas’ Qassam Brigades

Izz al-Din al-Haddad, leader of Hamas’ armed wing the Qassam Brigades, has been killed in Israeli airstrikes, the IDF says. Al-Haddad was one of the architects behind the October 7 massacre. He surrounded himself with hostages and was known as “The Shadow”. His wife and daughter were also killed. Iran is mourning his death.

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America’s largest children’s hospital reverses gender transitions

America’s largest children’s hospital is ending gender transitions for minors and will offer reversal procedures. Chemical treatments are being discontinued, the hospital is paying a $10 million fine, and has fired five activist doctors.

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VDH: Trump holds all the cards

Historian Victor Davis Hanson says it is Trump who holds all the cards, while China is weak. They have low fertility rates, a fragile energy situation, and are heavily dependent on exports. Trump does not need to ask them for anything. Liberal media did everything they could to undermine Trump before, during, and after the summit. But their narrative is built on flawed premises, Hanson argues.

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Maduro’s “Money Man” extradited to the USA

Colombian Alex Saab (54) has been extradited to the United States from Venezuela. For many years he was Maduro’s “bag man”; he knew the money transactions. He may now become an important witness against Maduro. The extradition shows that the new leader, Delcy Rodríguez, has begun cooperating with Washington in the dismantling of the cartel […]

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Jordan Bardella promises major changes if he becomes president of France

Jordan Bardella is the favorite to win next year’s presidential election in France. He promises a restrictive immigration policy and a fight against the EU’s climate policy. National sovereignty will take precedence over EU law, he says. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is incapable of defending European interests, according to Bardella.

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