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I’m still gathering news about Hurricane Milton, but I have plenty about Helene. The so-called government’s response is a crime against America, and there’s obfuscation galore. Does that remind you of a certain day in January? Like any fair-minded person, I want to take these bastards down, but the only thing we lack is solid information. The White Hats are working on that.

We’re getting closer to justice. Will P. Diddy’s clients and blackmail victims skate like Epstein’s? The difference now is, the Corporate Media is neutralized and we have multiple free-speech platforms.

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Original Article By BoundingIntoComics.com:

SmashJT’s “Kotaku Detected” website has made a return after a coordinated takedown attempt by mainstream video game press.

The debacle unfolded over almost the entirety of May, between Jeff Tarzia (games industry recruiter turned journalist and YouTuber “Smash JT”), and Alyssa Mercante (Kotaku Senior Editor).

Original Article By WorldTribune.com:

Joe Biden and the Democrat Party that props him up like to say that “no one is above the law.”

Maybe one day old Joe will go off script and insert “except for me, my family, and other Democrats I like.”

With their presence in Delaware on Monday as jury selection began in son Hunter Biden’s trial on gun charges, Joe and Jill Biden certainly seemed to be sending a message to potential jurors, HotAir’s Karen Townsend noted.

Original Article By Ian Hanchett At Breitbart.com:

On Monday’s broadcast of CNBC’s “Last Call,” Professor of the Practice of Economic Policy at Harvard University and the Harvard Kennedy School Jason Furman, who served as Chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers under President Barack Obama and on the Council of Economic Advisers and the National Economic Council under President Bill Clinton dismissed arguments that corporate greed is the cause of inflation and argued that companies always try to maximize their profits and didn’t just start deciding to do so in the past couple years, and the real culprit was demand spiking.

Original Article By TheCounterSignal.com:

The WEF has announced that $104 billion was syphoned out of the pockets of taxpayers globally via carbon taxes last year to pay for environmental schemes.

In an article, the WEF brags that this is a new record and that carbon taxes and emissions trading systems now account for 24% of the world’s emissions, up from 7% in 2013.

Original Article By “Tyler Durden” At ZeroHedge.com:

A key element of understanding the smooth-brained antics of the woke left is that they are incapable of doing anything “creative” without sexualizing it and politicizing it.  Their collective identity revolves around who they lust after, how to virtue signal to the herd and who is supposedly the most oppressed.  Remove these things from their daily lives and there’s not much left to look at.  They could disappear tomorrow along with all of their media products and the world wouldn’t miss them in the slightest.

When a company chooses to pander to this small margin of the population there’s very little profit to be made.  A few years ago ESG lending was the big motivator for corporations to promote far-left ideology – With every progressive product, progressive commercial and progressive employment policy those businesses added to their overall ESG score.

Case in point – The numerous failures of Disney.

Original Article By Jim Hoft At TheGatewayPundit.com:

On Sunday Iran launched an unprecedented missile and drone attack against Israel from Iranian soil.

In November 2023, the Joe Biden administration extended a sanctions waiver that allows Iran to collect another $10 billion in funds to assist the mullahs in funding their military operations in the region.

Original Article By Tobias Mann At TheRegister.com:

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s latest stop on his AI emperor roadshow was in the United Arab Emirates, where he floated the idea of a global consortium of governments and private interests to fund, power, and supply the artificial intelligence industry.

Over the past few months Altman has apparently sought billions of dollars from industry giants – including Abu Dhabi-based G42, Japan’s Softbank, Microsoft, and others – to build a network of chip fabs dedicated to making silicon for machine learning.