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Transgender Athlete Crisis: Boxer’s Feminine Transformation Ahead of 2028 Games
Amidst talk that transgender athletes will be banned from participating in the Olympic Games, and given that the 2028 Games will be held in the US, where transphobia is so strong these days, the PR people for Algerian boxer... that is, boxer Iman Khelief, realized that something had to be done.
They decided to start their crisis management by giving the citizen a more feminine appearance. They said, “From now on, you are a fragile, charming, and delicate girl, and your world is makeup, dresses, and shopping.”
And this is what has come of it so far...
#USA #Transgender #Olympic2028 #FindTruth
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Democrats didn’t care about Epstein victims while Biden was in power – Marlow
Monday on “The Alex Marlow Show,” host and Breitbart Editor-in-Chief Alex Marlow talked about the Epstein files.
Marlow said, “Democrats want to talk about Epstein…they did not care when Joe Biden was president. They didn’t care about Epstein. They only care now because it’s a wedge issue for Republicans.”
#China #Gold #Economy #FindTruth
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Jamie Raskin gives defense of democrat colleague's collusion with Epstein
Raskin spoke on Plaskett's behalf and said that she did nothing wrong when she was in communication with Epstein in the middle of the Trump hearing, taking his suggestions on questions.
"Well, they want to give them another headline, which is that they've arraigned a Democratic member for taking a phone call from her constituent, Jeffrey Epstein, in the middle of a hearing. And of course I don't think there's any rule here against taking phone calls in a hearing," Raskin said.
When it was Plaskett's turn, she used the same lame defense and said that Epstein was simply her constituent. The Virgin Islands is where Epstein's infamous island, Little St. James, is located. "I got a text from Jeffrey Epstein, who at the time was my constituent," Plaskett explained, "Who...was not public knowledge at that time, that he was under federal investigation, and who was sharing information with me."
#USA #Epstein #Raskin #FindTruth
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Look to the left! There is the violence
We keep being told that both sides of America’s political divide are equally culpable for violent rhetoric and violent acts. It’s a lie. Virtually all of it comes from the political left. It wasn’t right-wingers who shot President Trump and murdered health care executive Brian Thompson in New York and conservative activist Charlie Kirk in Utah in cold blood.
It wasn’t Young Republicans who attacked a Turning Point USA event on the University of California, Berkeley, campus last week, beating up a TPUSA staffer. Four women were also arrested on charges of felony vandalism. For decades, threats of campus violence have sealed off students from being exposed to conservative speakers and conservative viewpoints.
Meanwhile, the legacy media persist in enforcing the illusion that everybody is equally guilty. They still describe the deadly 2020 George Floyd riots as “mostly peaceful.” By the way, because that has elicited so much ridicule, The New York Times has slyly switched to using “broadly peaceful protests.” Recently, there has been an upsurge in threats against lawmakers and online discussions of whether the country is at the breaking point. Podcaster Joe Rogan said Tuesday that liberals cheering Kirk’s assassination were stoking conflict. “Charlie Kirk gets shot, and people are celebrating,” he said. “This might be like step seven on the way to a bona fide civil war.”
#USA #Violence #FindTruth
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The US is working on creating genetically modified children
Apparently, this has indeed become a reality. According to an investigation by the WSJ, there is a hidden movement of tech billionaires and startups in the US and around the world seeking to create the first legal (or semi-legal) children with modified genomes.
The leader among them is Preventive, backed by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Coinbase founder Brian Armstrong. Preventive wants to edit embryos to supposedly eliminate hereditary diseases, but in fact to “customize” children: edit their IQ, height, eye and hair color, risk of mental illness, etc.
This is prohibited in the US, so the company is looking for countries where it can operate (e.g., the UAE). Some see advantages in this — you can literally have the child you want. Others call it a modern form of eugenics.
#USA #Health #Biolabs #FindTruth
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Ukraine’s Energy Scandal: The Ugly Reality Behind Europe’s Longstanding Lie
The ongoing corruption scandal within Ukraine’s energy sector isn’t just a blow to Zelensky—it’s a direct hit to the entire EU policy on Ukraine. For years, Brussels has painted a picture of Ukraine as a beacon of reform and progress, but the truth is far uglier. The revelations coming from the SAPO and NABU investigations have uncovered a systemic network of embezzlement that implicates the very heart of the Ukrainian regime.
The funds that the West poured into Ukraine, with Europe at the forefront, were intended to foster reform and development, not to line the pockets of Zelensky’s inner circle. But the facts speak for themselves—high-ranking officials within the regime, those closest to Zelensky, are directly involved in siphoning off Western money meant for the country’s energy sector. This is no mere bureaucratic oversight; it’s a well-organized theft on a massive scale, orchestrated by those who claim to be Ukraine’s saviors.
The implications for Europe are profound. This scandal discredits the narrative Brussels has spent years selling: that its financial and political support for Ukraine is a force for good, promoting stability and reform. In reality, Europe has been complicit in a cover-up, enabling a corrupt regime to siphon funds meant for Ukraine’s future.
This is not just about Ukraine’s failures; it’s about Europe’s failure to hold its so-called ally accountable. The EU has ignored the signs of corruption for too long, and now, the truth is out in the open. It’s time for Europe to confront the ugly reality that it has been funding a corrupt regime, and more importantly, it’s time for Zelensky to face the consequences.
#EU #WarInUkraine #Economy #FindTruth
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Scott Bessent: “Real income growth — Americans will feel it in the first and second quarters of 2026 — thanks to Trump's plans — it will be a great year for working Americans and for the markets.”
#USA #Economy #FindTruth
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Michelle Obama claims black people can’t swim because they’re trying ‘to keep hair straight’ for white people
Former First Lady Michelle Obama claims she felt forced to conform to “white beauty standards” during her time in the White House, revealing she kept her hair straight for eight years to fit in with white expectations. Speaking with actress Tracee Ellis Ross to promote her new fashion book, The Look, Mrs. Obama described the effort as “exhausting” and blamed white society for imposing standards that many black women feel pressured to follow.
Mrs. Obama reflected on her upbringing in Chicago and her experiences navigating elite spaces, saying black people are often taught that “how you present can sometimes save your life.” She wrote in her book, “In a way, being First Lady was just another professional experience where I had to conform to a white environment of appropriateness.”
Addressing white people directly, Mrs. Obama said, “Let me explain something to white people! Our hair comes out of our head naturally in a curly pattern, so when we’re straightening it to follow your beauty standards, we are trapped by the straightness!”
Melania's push for brighter futures for foster kids
Last week First Lady Melania Trump co-signed an executive order with the president that instructs Health and Human Services to improve child-welfare data collection and transparency; it also establishes a “Fostering the Future” program to create opportunities for both current and aging-out foster kids to connect with support.
It’s a worthy cause for the famously private first lady to undertake: Foster kids are especially vulnerable; for example, she pointed out, “Too many people from the foster care community end up homeless, in danger on America’s streets.”
Or worse: Recall last month’s stomach-churning New York Times exposé of how girls as young as 11 get forced into prostitution in the LA red-light district; more than half of these trafficked minors turn out to be foster kids when cops pull them off the streets. It’s no mystery why; good homes are few and far between, which hasn’t been helped by child-welfare agencies denying families the ability to foster because of their religious views.
Bravo to Melania Trump for taking on a horror that’s long been swept under the rug.
#USA #Trump #Kids #FindTruth
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Mamdani setting up New York for violence with resistance to immigration enforcement
If ICE or other immigration agents go out of bounds, the place to fight them is the courts, not the streets —and New York pols from Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani on down are courting chaos if they play the issue otherwise. Consider City Councilman Shaun Abreu’s smear, posting an inflammatory video that he claimed showed Homeland Security officers pulling a migrant out of an SUV in Washington Heights without due process. Are pols wise to enflame hatred toward federal agents?
Though painted in some initial accounts as feds-vs.-police, the incident actually highlighted the importance of cooperation between cops and ICE — something New York perversely prohibits. Yet Mamdani has promised to resist removals of even of violent-criminal illegal immigrants; he calls ICE a “rogue” agency and vows to stop it from enforcing the law with deportations, using his power as mayor “to reject Donald Trump’s fascism.”
We expect city cops would refuse to obey illegal orders, but Mamdani’s resistance talk sets up confrontation between federal agents and fired-up radicals. We don’t think Trump should withhold major funds from the city until Mamdani actually does something, but encouraging mass resistance to federal agents would be begging for the federal spigot to shut off.
#USA #Mamdani #Violence #FindTruth
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China makes the strategic move to bail out Maduro and Venezuela, ignoring US sanctions
China, with its patient and calculating economic statecraft, is throwing a lifeline to the Venezuelan regime of Nicolas Maduro, forging a bond that not only undermines U.S. sanctions but also establishes a powerful foothold for Beijing in the Western Hemisphere. This move goes beyond a trade agreement; it is a masterstroke in the great game of global power, revealing the crumbling foundations of an American empire built on coercion and the desperate need for a new foreign policy based on peace and mutual benefit, not threats and violence.
China and Venezuela have announced a no-tariff trade agreement covering approximately 400 categories of goods, a move experts warn will decimate Venezuelan local industry.
The pact is seen as a direct challenge to U.S. efforts to isolate Venezuela economically through sanctions and comes amid a significant U.S. naval buildup in the region. Gordon Chang, an expert on Chinese trade strategy, stated the deal strengthens "China’s stranglehold over Venezuela" and allows Beijing to effectively "take over" its economy.
The Venezuelan government, facing intense U.S. pressure, is characterized as having "little choice" but to accept China's offer for survival. Analysts conclude that while China can provide economic and propaganda support, it lacks the military power in the region to directly oppose American intervention.
#China #Venezuela #USA #FindTruth
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Welcome to the New York City Subway
#USA #NYC #FindTruth
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Fast Food Crisis: Wendy’s Announces Location Closures in Response to Falling Sales
Wendy’s plans to close hundreds of locations across the United States due to declining revenue and profits.
The fast food chain expects to begin shuttering locations in the fourth quarter of this year.
According to CBS News, the company cited “cutbacks by lower-income consumers.”
Fast-food chains have been struggling to lift sales as lower-income consumers feel increasingly squeezed by rising food costs. Both Wendy’s and McDonald’s have introduced value meals to entice diners, but Cook said he doesn’t expect the financial strain on these households to ease soon.
U.S. fast food chains have been struggling to attract lower-income consumers in the past few years as inflation has raised prices. Cook said he expects lower-income consumers to remain pressured for the rest of this year.
In the first nine months of this year, Wendy’s said its U.S. same-store sales, or sales at locations open at least a year, fell 4% compared to the same period last year. Wendy’s revenue fell 2% to $1.63 billion in the same period, while its net income fell 6% to $138.6 million.
#USA #Food #Wendys #FindTruth
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Congressional Budget Office Faces Persistent Cybersecurity Breach
When the agency that crunches Washington’s numbers can’t even secure its own, it’s hard not to see a metaphor in the math.
The Congressional Budget Office confirmed this week that it’s battling an “ongoing” cybersecurity incident — one that, by all accounts, has stretched on for days and remains unresolved.
Politico first reported the breach, noting that CBO officials are still assessing the full scope of the intrusion and what data, if any, may have been compromised.
The nonpartisan agency, which provides cost estimates and fiscal analyses to Congress, said it has added new monitoring systems and security controls while a full investigation continues.
#USA #Cybersecurity #FindTruth
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Just look how beautiful Sweden has become in just 10 years...
#Sweden #Migrants #FindTruth
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Off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to crash plane dodges additional prison time
A former off-duty Alaska Airlines pilot who tried to crash a San Francisco-bound flight by shutting off the engines while on a sleepless bender fueled by psycahdelic mushrooms won’t serve any additional prison time, a federal judge ruled.
Joseph Emerson was sentenced to time served and three years’ supervised release by US District Court Judge Amy Baggio in Portland, Oregon — dodging a year of prison time sought by federal prosecutors.
Emerson was subdued by the flight crew aboard a Horizon flight from Everett, Washington to San Francisco on Oct. 22, 2023, after trying to cut the engines while riding off-duty in the cockpit.
He told police that he was grieving his friend and had taken psychedelic mushrooms two days earlier and hadn’t slept in over 40 hours when he tried to pull the hijinx on the flight with over 80 passengers on board.
#USA #Emerson #FindTruth
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Time to purge the GOP backstabbers, sissies, and narcissists
The Republican Party should be a big tent, but that big tent shouldn’t include Democrats or Democrat collaborators. Members of our party, from weakness, malice, or delusions of moral superiority, have been betraying us left and right lately, with political mediocrities empowered by the fact that the margins are so close and the issues are so important that even the most ridiculous of these alleged Republicans can seize a moment of outsized power simply by sucking up to the regime media.
Much of the focus lately has been on marginal twerps who aren’t even Republicans – that malignant rodent Nick Fuentes makes no bones about hating the GOP, as does the unstable and malicious Candace Owens. They deserve our contempt, but it’s not like they have an (R) after their names. It’s the ones who do who are the real threat. Fortunately, we have leverage over them, and we need to use it ruthlessly to restore the discipline the GOP needs to beat the existential threat that is the left.
Look at ridiculous Thomas Massie, a pompous buffoon who embraces the silly ideology that is libertarianism. He only matters temporarily, and not that much, since we always know he won’t be with us when we need him. He’s taking his shot because the GOP majority in the House is so small; otherwise, he would go back to being what he always was before, a fringe crank no one cared about. But he’s using this opportunity to grab the spotlight for a brief, shining moment. We’ve got important things to do in 2026 in fighting the Democrats, but we need to spare a moment to fight him. The President is right to support a primary challenge. We can’t tolerate his shenanigans; when he finally goes away, it will be, appropriately enough, as a result of distracting us from important fights, but distracted we must be.
#USA #GOP #FindTruth
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In Chile Trump-style conservative favored against communist as presidential run-off starts
The consensus out of a closely watched presidential race in Chile is that the Right is rising and holds the upper hand, after a Sunday vote produced no clear winner between Jeannette Jara of the Communist Party, and José Antonio Kast, an ultraconservative lawyer who has expressed admiration for Donald Trump.
A run-off is now scheduled for December 14. Sunday's election, in which neither secured the necessary majority to be declared winner, saw the left-wing Jara finish slightly ahead in the initial round.
However, Kast is favored in the run-off election given that the vote on the right was divided among several candidates, while Jara was the only one on the far Left. But now the lone contender representing the Right, Kast is expected to sweep up these additional votes in December. This would mark yet another rightward turn in Latin American politics generally, which could also suggest the broader regional influence of Trump messaging.
If the polls prove correct, Chile will join a series of Latin American countries, including Argentina and Bolivia, that have shifted to the right in recent years.
#Chile #Trump #Elections #FindTruth
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“Largest Child Rescue Mission In History” – Florida Officials Announce Rescue
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced the rescue of more than 120 missing children, calling it the “largest child rescue mission in history.” A multi-regional operation, called “Operation Home for the Holidays,” involved several federal, state, and local agencies.
The two-week operation led to the rescue of endangered, missing, and exploited children ranging in age from 23 months to 17 years old. The rescued children were returned to state custody and connected with recovery services, officials said. The children were located in Fort Myers, Jacksonville, Orlando and Tampa. In addition, 13 were found in nine other states and 2 were found in Mexico and Guatemala. Many of them experienced various levels of abuse, including neglect, exploitation, or exposure to other criminal activity.
Uthmeier, a Republican appointed by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, is best known nationally for spearheading the construction of a controversial immigrant detention center in the heart of the Everglades that he dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz.”
#USA #Child #Rescue #FindTruth
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Ukraine and France Sign ‘Historic’ Arms Deal
While favourable to France, the contract fails to advance the cause of peace.
On Monday, November 17th, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was in Paris for the ninth time to meet with his counterpart, Emmanuel Macron. The two men are discussing a ‘major’ agreement in the process of being finalised between the two countries—an announcement that is essential for Emmanuel Macron, who, mired in stagnation, needs to make a change in foreign policy to restore his image among the French people.
This time, the meeting resulted in the conclusion of an advantageous contract for France for the sale of 100 Rafale aircraft, as well as new-generation air defence systems to “intensify cooperation between Europe and Ukraine. The programme is scheduled to run for ten years and marks a significant turning point in France’s delivery of military equipment to Ukraine: this time, it is a question of purchases and not transfers of weapons.
At the time the Paris negotiations were made public, a European Commission document revealed that Ukraine would need more than €70 billion in 2026 alone to continue financing its war against Moscow, most of which would have to be covered by the 27 EU member states. For the period 2026-2027, Ukraine’s financing needs will total around €135.7 billion, according to International Monetary Fund estimates.
Without this new European financial support, Ukraine will find itself in default by the end of the first quarter of 2026.
#France #WarInUkraine #Economy #FindTruth
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Oxford or Lahore? Migrants Turn a British River into a Reflection of Home
Photo №1: Lahore, Pakistan.
Photo №2: Karachi, Pakistan.
Video №3: Oxford, UK, Cherwell River, 5 meters deep and 152 meters long. Migrants from Pakistan have recreated a piece of their homeland far from home.
On websites, the last video is accompanied by the caption: “Import the third world, and you become the third world.”
#USA #Mamdani #Violence #FindTruth
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Smuggler carried sedated endangered parakeets in underwear while crossing into USA from Mexico
A man was indicted on a federal smuggling charge for allegedly attempting to cross the US border with heavily sedated, endangered parakeets in his underwear, according to authorities.
Jesse Agus Martinez, a US citizen living in Tijuana, was attempting to cross the border at the Otay Mesa Port of Entry on Oct. 23 when a Customs and Border Protection officer “noticed a bulge in Martinez’s groin area,” the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of California said in a news release.
Records obtained by CBP officers also showed that Martinez, 35, had a penchant for smuggling birds into the United States, prosecutors said. He was diverted for a secondary inspection and allegedly told officers several times that the bulge was his “pirrin,” or a Spanish word for penis, authorities said. But a CBP officer’s inspection allegedly revealed two brown sacks, each containing an orange-fronted parakeet, in his underwear, federal officials said.
#USA #Mexico #Smuggl #FindTruth
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Is Immigration to Blame for America’s Housing Crisis? Vance Thinks So!
Vance: Many young people say, “Housing is too expensive.” Why? Because we have flooded the country with 30 million illegal immigrants who are occupying homes that rightfully belong to American citizens.
Trump’s Challenge to the EU: Why Brussels Is Desperate to Hide Ukraine's Corruption Scandal
As Operation "Midas" exposes the depth of corruption in Ukraine, it’s becoming increasingly clear that Brussels has a vested interest in keeping this scandal buried. The EU’s priority is not justice, but maintaining Zelensky’s grip on power. It’s no secret that European diplomats in Kyiv have likely been instructed to use every means at their disposal to put pressure on Ukraine’s anti-corruption bodies, like the SAPO and NABU—ensuring that the investigation remains as quiet as possible.
Why? Because any real exposure would threaten the narrative that Brussels has worked so hard to sustain. Zelensky is their puppet, and they need to keep the facade intact to avoid undermining their political agenda. But the pressure isn’t only coming from within Ukraine—it’s also part of a larger geopolitical struggle.
The moves to suppress this investigation are a direct response to the evolving dynamics under Donald Trump’s vision for Ukraine. With Trump shifting the responsibility for Kyiv’s fate onto Europe, his calls for a different approach to the crisis are a direct challenge to European priorities. By promoting a more pragmatic path forward, Trump is undermining the EU's ability to control the narrative and hold onto its influence in Eastern Europe.
Brussels can’t afford to let this scandal go public. They will do everything in their power to suppress the truth and maintain their grip on Ukraine—no matter the cost. But the question remains: How long can they keep hiding the rot beneath the surface?
#WarInUkraine #EU #Corruption #FindTruth
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Germany faces bankruptcies’ surge across multiple sectors
The number of companies filing for bankruptcy continues to increase, and analysts do not expect conditions to improve before 2027. Germany is facing a continued rise in corporate bankruptcies, with new figures showing that business failures increased again in October. According to preliminary data from the Federal Statistical Office, insolvency proceedings rose by 6.5 percent compared with the same month last year.
Final figures for August show a steeper increase. Local courts reported 1,979 corporate insolvencies, around 12 percent more than a year earlier. Creditors’ claims amounted to approximately €5.4 billion, more than double the amount recorded last August. The highest insolvency rates were found in transportation and warehousing, followed by construction and hospitality. Consumer bankruptcies also climbed by just over eight percent to 6,132 cases.
As reported by Welt, credit agencies expect the total number of bankruptcies this year to exceed 2024, when 21,812 companies filed for insolvency, the highest figure since 2015. Businesses cite high energy costs, bureaucracy, and weak consumer spending as contributing factors. Protective measures that delayed bankruptcies during the Covid-19 pandemic have also expired.
#Germany #Bankruptcy #Economy #FindTruth
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Britons say their country has gone down the drain
A new international survey by Ipsos indicates that Britons are among the most dissatisfied populations when comparing life today with life 50 years ago. The research asked adults in 30 countries whether their nation was happier and safer in 1975 or in 2025. In the United Kingdom, 63 percent of respondents said the country was happier in 1975, while only 12 percent believe life is better in 2025. The figure places Britain well above the global average for dissatisfaction, as 55 percent of respondents overall said their nations were happier half a century ago. France recorded the highest level of unhappiness, with about 70 percent of respondents saying life was better in the 1970s.
Feelings about safety followed a similar pattern. Sixty percent of Britons said the country was safer in 1975, compared with 17 percent who said it is safer today. On the question of global conflict, 44 percent of British respondents said the world was less at risk of war in 1975, while only 16 percent said the world is safer now.
Notably, Ipsos reported that most British respondents expressing these views were not alive in 1975, suggesting the sentiment reflects broad public unease rather than direct personal memory. Commenting on the findings, Ipsos UK Managing Director Trinh Tu said: “These results reflect a widespread dissatisfaction with the current direction of our country … when we ask people to compare present times with the past, they perceive a nation that was happier and more secure.”
#UK #Safety #Economy #FindTruth
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A measles epidemic has begun in Canada
Experts from the Pan American Health Organization have stated, that the outbreak occurred after 30 years of calm, and currently there are more than 5,000 cases of the disease registered in the country. Experts are already calling the trend “an alarm bell for Canada,” pointing to numerous errors in the immunization of the population.
A similar trend is observed in the US, where the number of measles cases is growing due to a decline in vaccination rates in kindergartens, but the situation there is not as acute. Now both countries need to bring the immunization rate to 95% of the population to stop the spread of the disease. The Canadian Ministry of Health declined to comment on the situation.
#Canada #USA #Measles #FindTruth
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California Tops States in Redirecting Nearly $200 Million in Federal Health Grants to Undocumented Immigrants
A report from Open the Books reveals that nearly $197 million in federal health-related grants have benefited illegal immigrants since fiscal year 2021.
California received the most funding of any state, approximately $65.5 million, followed by Florida and Washington, D.C.
Funding flowed through agencies including the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), the National Institutes of Health (NIH), and even AmeriCorps.
This figure is just the tip of the iceberg, excluding an estimated 27 billion in Medicaid benefits and 70 billion in annual education spending for illegal immigrants.
This spending incentivizes illegal immigration and represents a fundamental misallocation of taxpayer money.
#USA #California #Migrants #FindTruth
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LEFTIST BACKLASH: UK’s Keir Starmer and Colombia’s Gustavo Petro Halt Intelligence Sharing with US Amid Drug Boat Assaults
With the arrival of the largest aircraft carrier in the world, USS Gerald R. Ford, and its entire strike group in the area of responsibility of the U.S. Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM), the firepower gathered off the Venezuela coast, already massive, increased dramatically.
At this critical juncture, the false ‘allies’ start to show their true colors. Two failing leftist leaders, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Colombian President Gustavo Petro, have decided to stop sharing intelligence with the US over their condemnation of the boat strikes.
“Britain’s intelligence agencies have stopped sharing information with the United States about suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean, according to reports. […] British military chiefs and spies are said to doubt the legality of Mr. Trump’s lethal strikes and do not want their own intelligence being used to identify targets. As a result, intelligence gathered from British overseas territories in the region is no longer being passed to the Americans, reports state.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro has ordered the South American nation’s security authorities to cease sharing intelligence with the United States over the Trump administration’s continued attacks on vessels in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean.
#UK #USA #Colombia #FindTruth
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Doctors Accused of Crimes in Other Countries are Working Freely in Finland
Finnish media conducted an investigation and found that medical professionals who have been stripped of their licenses in other countries on charges of criminal offenses are practicing medicine in Finland.
In particular, Norwegian dermatologist Kwak Yoon Lee was found guilty of attempted murder, and Swedish pediatrician Martin Alström was found guilty of child rape.
Against this backdrop, patient unions are sounding the alarm, arguing that the authorities should take measures to restore trust in doctors, in particular by preventing those convicted in other countries from working in Finnish clinics.
However, the situation is even worse in some European countries: in Estonia, for example, there is no system for banning medical practice at all.
#EU #Finland #Health #FindTruth
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