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Kari Lake will replace Mike Pence as the keynote speaker alongside President Trump and other MAGA conservatives at the Georgia GOP convention on June 9. According to a source, ticket sales have more than doubled, with over 900 sales, compared to the last state GOP convention, which sold just 400 tickets. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports

The little cabal monkey puppets can't get a stage anymore!!!

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The BRIC's includes chyna... Look at what they did to the formerly free Hong Kong etc etc... Follow the money from Chyna to the Bidens... Why do we have any reason to trust Chyna?

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Exactly. Always follow da money...

Elon Musk Uses Team DeSantis Twitter “Community Notes” to Undermine Trump

https://theconservativetreehouse.com/blog/2023/06/03/info-wars-and-billionaire-motives-elon-musk-uses-team-desantis-twitter-community-notes-to-undermine-trump/

People often ask me why I seem to highlight datapoints and background events that do not trend to the media-driven narrative priority of the moment. The answer is simple; everything is connected to the next thing that happens. If you do not outline the originating point, the accurate reference is missed when needed.

This approach is why I have focused significant research on Elon Musk’s financial situation with Twitter {GO DEEP}.

The issue of Twitter’s financial status speaks to the motives of Musk that later surface – like his relationship with Fox News billionaire Rupert Murdoch. Once you see the connections, suddenly everything makes sense. Musk and Murdoch have intersecting interests.

Elon Musk is in desperate need of revenue for his social media platform Twitter. By his own admissions, Twitter is currently in the red on an annual basis between $1.5 to $4.0 billion; that may go as high as $5 billion, depending on what happens over the next six months. Currently losing $100 million/mo, Musk is limited on how much he can pull from his other companies to support Twitter, and with $1.5 billion in debt service alone on the $12.5 billion borrowed for the Twitter purchase, Musk needs an income stream quickly.

Advertising revenue has dropped 50%. This is the motive for Musk to hire Linda Jaccarino, the former head of NBC Universal advertising, to bring urgently needed revenue to a platform currently considered too extreme for the DEI-minded corporate advertising executives. Musk is also captive to contracts with Bezos’ Amazon (AWS) and Google cloud services for platform data processing support. Those very expensive contracts – $1 billion and $2 billion respectively – do not expire until 2025.

In short, Musk needs revenue. For Twitter, this reality drives his decision-making. Enter, Rupert Murdoch.

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Those that are loyal to President Trump and the MAGA platform earn loyalty... potential turncoats deserve critical second guessing

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Seems very much like the Alberta fires and California before that?

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According to one recent survey, approximately 38.5 percent of U.S. adults experienced “some form of difficulty in covering expenses between April 26 and May 8”…

A large swath of American consumers are facing financial hardship as they grapple with elevated living costs, record-high credit card use, and two years of negative real wage growth. This perfect storm could decimate financially fragile households in the next downturn.

As many as 89.1 million American adults (or about 38.5%) were found to experience some form of difficulty in covering expenses between April 26 and May 8, according to Bloomberg, citing new data from the Household Pulse Survey. This is up from 34.4% in 2022 and 26.7% during the same period in 2021.

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And his little cabal "partner" is working on his own new dic tatorship law

Fed Censor Bill By Year’s End​ Cabinet will attempt to reintroduce an internet censorship bill by year’s end. Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez (of trudeau's rear cabinet) yesterday told the Commons heritage committee he would “have more to announce shortly,” adding: "We have worked a good deal on this issue." READ MORE

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Sometimes you can’t TELL the public the truth. YOU MUST SHOW THEM. ONLY THEN WILL PEOPLE FIND THE WILL TO CHANGE. Crimes against children unite all humanity [cross party lines]? Difficult truths. Q

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But when did this all start? When was this introduced and promoted in public schools? It Was Barack Obama Who First Pushed Teaching Sex Education to Kindergarteners Back in 2007 – He Even Pushed Sex Ed to Kiddies Legislation In 2007, Barack Obama gave a speech to Planned Parenthood where he pushed teaching sex education to little kindergarteners. The media mostly hid this from the American public. And Barack Obama was serious. He said he wanted to fundamentally change America and he did. Barack Obama’s Safe School’s Czar Kevin Jennings, who founded GLSEN. Kevin Jennings was a member of the Obama administration pushing his agenda in schools. They claimed it was inclusive.

1.) GLSEN conferences included dildo tips for children. 2.) GLSEN promoted several books as “suggested reading” including a book promoting S-and-M to children.

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Record spending on manufacturing construction heralds a made-in-the-U.S. rebound, stoked by green-energy incentives and concerns about foreign supply chains; ‘this is here to stay’ Production at U.S. factories rose last year, but few things were produced at a more furious pace than factories themselves. Construction spending related to manufacturing reached $108 billion in 2022, Census Bureau data show, the highest annual total on record—more than was spent to build schools, healthcare centers or office buildings. New factories are rising in urban cores and rural fields, desert flats and surf towns. Companies that once relied exclusively on lower-cost countries to manufacture eyeglasses and bicycles and bodybuilding supplements have found reasons to come home. He said the company is keeping its overseas factories but is adding a second in the U.S.—and maybe eventually a third—as it develops new products. “There is more and more equity around ‘Made in the USA,’ ” said Mr. Shupe. “To me, this is here to stay.” But last year U.S. production capacity showed its strongest growth since 2015 after pandemic-driven shortages and delays caused manufacturers to rethink their far-flung supply chains, said UBS industrials analyst Chris Snyder. “Covid kind of pulled the covers off and showed everybody how much risk they were exposed to,” Mr. Snyder said. Today U.S. manufacturing employment is holding steady at about 10% of the private sector, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, with nearly 800,000 jobs added in the sector over the past two years. The total number, 13 million, was virtually unchanged in the latest BLS jobs report.

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The banksters currency is in trouble everywhere

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Migrants who were once hopeful about the expiration of a Trump-era expulsion order are now frustrated with the Biden administration’s policies, according to The Associated Press. Title 42, the Trump-era order, expired May 11, and the Biden administration announced expanded legal measures to mitigate a surge in migrants after that date. Migrants have felt a sense of betrayal over what the Biden administration promised would be access to legal pathways, the AP reported. “I can’t go back to my country,” Honduran migrant Teodoso Vargas said, according to the AP. “Fear is why I don’t want to return. If I can just show the proof I have, I believe the U.S. will let me in.” After Title 42 ended, Vargas, his pregnant wife and 5-year-old son traveled to the Tijuana border crossing, but feared that presenting their asylum case to U.S. authorities would mean their expulsion to Honduras, according to the AP. The new legal pathways also aren’t working for Vargas, who bares a large scar from being shot nine times during a robbery in Honduras.

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Courtesy of amazon, created by ENERGYminute It was a particularly tough week for former bank governor turned climate finance leader Mark Carney and the Net Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA).

Background: The NZIA was formed in 2021 when many of the world’s largest insurance companies banded together to set targets for their portfolios that align to a net-zero emissions target for 2050. Sounds great, right?

Not to everyone

US Republican lawmakers have been suggesting that the collective commitments of NZIA members may violate federal and state antitrust laws. • That's not ideal, because if there’s one thing that insurance companies like more than the climate, it’s the ability to make money in the largest insurance market in the world. Exiting, stage left: AXA, Allianz and SCOR all quit the NZIA this week to “continue [their] individual climate journey[s]," following in the footsteps of Swiss Re, Munich Re, Zurich Insurance, and Hannover Re. • Twenty three members remain, though some are expressing similar concerns. Zoom out: Climate policy is currently walking a fine line between making an impact while not whipping up too much political opposition.

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The Net-Zero Insurance Alliance (NZIA), convened by the United Nations, seeks to commit group members, composed of the world’s leading insurers and reinsurers, to fighting climate change. As part of this, members have to transition their insurance and reinsurance underwriting portfolios to net-zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050. On Friday, Lloyd’s of London quit the NZIA. This took the total number of members who have quit NZIA this week alone to six, which represents a fifth of the organization’s total of 30 members. Since March, a total of 10 members have quit NZIA.

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Here’s what happened in New York: In October 2022, CHD sponsored a lawsuit challenging New York’s statewide COVID vaccine mandate for healthcare workers, which threw 34,000 out of work and crippled the healthcare system.

In January, we won that lawsuit when a judge declared the mandate for healthcare workers “null, void, and of no effect” and “arbitrary and capricious.”

The state requested and received a stay of the lower court’s decision pending appellate review.

On Wednesday this week, CHD's attorneys were minutes into arguing the case before a New York appeals court when an attorney for the state announced the state’s plan to repeal the mandate — astonishingly claiming that the lawsuit is “moot.”

But the story didn’t end there — the state then requested that the appeals court vacate the January 2023 decision striking down the mandate.

In other words, faced with near-certain defeat, New York State tried to erase our stunning trial court victory.

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The state of Montana passed a new law which is banning drag queen story hour and will prohibit drag queens from reading children's books and engaging in other learning activities with minors present.

The legislation, Bill 359, which went into effect immediately after being signed Monday, also prohibits minors from attending drag shows.

The law also bans drag performances from occurring on public property where children could be present.

“A school or library that receives any form of funding from the state may not allow a sexually oriented performance or drag story hour ... on its premises during regular operating hours or at any school-sanctioned extracurricular activity,” the legislation states.

“A sexually oriented business may not allow a person under 18 years of age to enter the premises of the business during a sexually oriented performance.”

The owner, operator, manager, or employee of a sexually oriented business who is convicted of violating the new law shall be fined not less than $1,000 or more than $5,000 for the first offence, not less than $2,500 or more than $5,000 for the second offence, and third and subsequent offences be fined $10,000.

“If applicable, the county or municipality shall revoke the business license held by the offender,” the new law states.

Republican Rep. Braxton Mitchell sponsored the new bill.

In April, Mitchell said “In my humble opinion, there’s no such thing as a family-friendly drag show.”

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Liz [email protected]

The Project Veritas investigation proves that pedophiles are using pizza, cheese pizza, cooking and other words as code to prey on children online. Here’s a screenshot of these child predators using these code words from the @ProjectVeritas report. Thank you for sharing @danright

Catholic clergy sexually abused Illinois kids far more often than church acknowledged, state finds

More than 450 Catholic clergy in Illinois sexually abused nearly 2,000 children since 1950, the state’s attorney general found in an investigation released Tuesday, revealing that the problem was far worse than the church had let on. Attorney General Kwame Raoul said at a news conference that investigators found that 451 Catholic clergy abused 1,997 children in Illinois between 1950 and 2019, though he acknowledged that the statute of limitations has expired in many cases and that those abusers “will never see justice in a legal sense.” Source: sandiegouniontribune.com

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