Headline News.

NY Post: Harris' husband cheated on first wife with nanny and got her pregnant.

Wow! Doug Emhoff knocks up the nanny! Child "no longer with us," (aka aborted). Way to go Dougie! 

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Washington Times: Kamala Harris backed using 'lists' of gun owners to send police door-to-door to seize firearms.

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ZeroHedge: Potential Harris VP Pick Josh Shapiro Downplays IDF Volunteerism As 'Service Project' As Wikipedia Scrubs Evidence.

Served in IDF but not the U.S. Military. Once again, an American Jew puts Israel before America. His IDF service is being scrubbed online. 

Once again, they do their own meme:

Breitbart: Michigan's Muslim Voters May Block Jewish Gov. Josh Shapiro from Being Democrats' VP Pick. 

I thought dems lost the Muslim vote already by arming, supporting and propping up Israel's genocide. Muslims can't possibly support any democrat, anywhere really, can they? This is why Kamela should choose Shapiro as her VP. 

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Breitbart: Mitch McConnell: ‘America First’ Is Foreign Policy ‘Nonsense’. 

Worthless UniParty POS

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Breitbart: Poll - Most Say There Should Have Been 'More Competition' to Replace Biden.

TPTB and DNC anointed Harris. No contenders allowed. Sounds like a coronation, not "Democracy." 

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Oh f#ck no, no, no. Not this sh*t scam again ⏬

Bloomberg: Top US Officials Discussed Minting Trillion Dollar Coin, Memo Reveals.

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ZeroHedge: "Millions" Wasted On Electric School Busses As Maryland Pivots Back To Diesel.

Everyone all together now: "WE TOLD YOU." 🤣

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County Local News: Bronx ADA resigns after predator sting: Bronx County ADA abruptly resigns after meeting underage boy.

 

I read the second and third PDFs. Likely to be scrubbed soon. There's nothing impressive or original in what he wrote. Same DEI talking points that you'd expect.

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The Mirror: Mom burnt 13-year-old daughter's rapist alive after he taunted her while out of prison.

Doused him with gasoline and set him ablaze. He died a few days later. 

Five and half year prison term. She shouldn't have received any time.
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Omni: Giant pangolin rediscovered in Senegal.

It's not Godzilla big, but it's big.

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Whaaaa's Up, Russia?

Some headlines from RT:

‘Paranoid’ Zelensky lashing out at US.

Crazed Tiny Z making more demands. Must be running low on blow. 

Zelensky ‘not legitimate’ head of state – Ukrainian constitution co-author.

[...] Zelensky stopped being president on May 20, one of the document’s authors, Dmitry Tabachnik, has said.

My early condolences to the family and friends of Dmitry, who probably "died suddenly," plane/helicopter crash, fell from the 85th story of a building, ate some bad oysters or perhaps committed suicide. 

Zelensky adviser demands 60 fighter jets from West.

"Demands," he sez!

Kiev to stage gay parade.

Ukraine taking a break from their so very important, top priority, life and death war with Russia to schedule a gay parade. Fabulous! 

British king accepted award from Ukrainian Nazi.

Despite years of denial...there are Nazis in Ukraine, then? They must be the good kind of Nazi, ya know - the Ukraine/Zionist Nazi, not like other types of bad Nazis.

Raisi helicopter probe raises more questions – Iran. 

Mo-Mo-Mosaad?

China shows off robot ‘dogs’ equipped with assault rifles (VIDEO).

After it's out of ammo, which it could be  tricked into firing, it can't reload and is worthless. I wonder if it can be disabled with a flood of 1/4" or 10mm ball bearings or small steelys (steelies?) Good doggy!

World War 3 Update Headlines.

There's no leader on the world stage willing to step up to the plate and stop the beginning of WW3 with a de-escalation time for, "pause, talk, negotiation," ? Biden? He doesn't know what month it is. His Handlers? They're salivating for it to start. No one else? Anywhere? Dems and Neocons agree on WW3. Who knew?

 

^ LINK ^

More WW3 Headlines after the Break: 

World News

Car bomb explodes in Kabul - Al Jazeera:

A car bomb exploded near a security contractors' compound in the Afghan capital Kabul on Wednesday, sending a thick plume of smoke into the night sky and officials reported gunfire in the wake of the blast.

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The Jakarta Post - Lion Air JT610 was "unfit to fly":

Apart from the stick shaker, the pilot of the Denpasar flight noted several other warning signs that appeared on the flight display, including one concerning the difference in the indicated airspeed.

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NHK World - Japan drafting gene-editing guidelines:

The draft guidelines approved by the panel on Wednesday allows only basic research aimed at upgrading reproductive medicine.

Researchers are banned from putting gene-edited eggs back into a mother, or from creating gene-edited babies. But the guidelines do not prescribe how violations would be punished.

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Poland powering up using 60% of coal by 2030  - Warsaw Business Journal:

Coal should account for 60 percent of the energy mix in Poland by 2030, according to the draft of Poland’s energy policy until 2040. The decrease of coal share to below 30 percent is expected by 2040.

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Conor McGregor didn't know he was "going that fast." The Independent:

“I didn’t know I was going that fast” [said McGregor], before Judge Desmond Zaidan handed down the disqualification and fine.

McGregor was caught driving at 154kph in a 100kph zone on the N7 in Co Kildare in the incident last year, and failed to pay the fixed penalty fine due to an administrative error, Naas District Court heard.

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Casablanca bans busking.  The Moroccan Times:

...the city of Casablanca have banned loud or amplified busking, generally popular with residents, workers and visitors, along various important streets of the city, after complaints were filed about excessive noise.

Busking = Street Performance.

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Sky News: Bank of England says 'no deal' Brexit could lead to economic collapse.

In an 88-page document, the bank also claims that a disorderly Brexit could lead to house prices falling by 30%, unemployment nearly doubling and inflation spiralling to 6.5%. The Bank says that, under those circumstances, the interest rate could rocket to 5.5%.

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From The Department of 'Purely Speculative Inexact Science of The Future'...What earth might look like in 200 million years. New Zealand Herald:

The last supercontinent, Pangea, formed around 310 million years ago, and started breaking up around 180 million years ago. It has been suggested that the next supercontinent will form in 200-250 million years, so we are currently about halfway through the scattered phase of the current supercontinent cycle.

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Xinhua Net - Images of the Poyang Bridge No. 2:

The images are amazing.
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Portugal Online: Bullfighting VAT Tax reduced:

The VAT (IVA) tax on bullfights is to be lowered to six percent. The motion was approved on Tuesday in Parliament as part of the state budget for 2019.

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A five-minute cancer detection test?  - Bangladesh News 24: 

A research team of Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST) claimed they have developed a technology that can detect cancer by analyzing blood samples just within five minutes.

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INews: Why are there two dates for the start of winter?

"Because winter arrives either today or tomorrow?"
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Xinhua Net: Images of villagers drying noodles.

Interesting pictures of the above at the link.
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One News: 'Aquaman' movie early reviews are in.

According to Rotten Tomatoes, early screenings of the movie have already landed, and with it, first impressions are being made thick and fast on social media and elsewhere on the web.

World News Links

"Something ate his legs." Australian teenager's legs bloodied after being chewed by flesh eating lice. The Sydney Morning Herald. (Video Image warning advised, bloody content per SMH).
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Help Wanted: Planetary Protection Officer. USAJobs.
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The New Bitcoin Cash price skyrockets. From The Street.:

Bitcoin cash, with similar bottom technology to bitcoin but with larger block sizes, can process about 30 transactions per second, four times more than bitcoin, though still a far cry from the thousands of transactions handled by Visa every second.

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TechCrunch: Apple. A One Trillion Dollar company? Absolutely.
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Does the name Marcus Hutchins or his aka MalwareTech, ring a bell? He's the guy who stopped the WannaCry ransomware by registering the domain name. Well, the US detained him and accused him of some serious charges. Extreme Tech:

WannaCry began infecting critical infrastructure across Europe and in the United States, rising to 230,000 infected machines in 150 countries within a day of its release.
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[Hutchins] was arrested on Thursday by the FBI. (Initially it was reported he was held by the US Marshals, but this appears to have been inaccurate.) The FBI has filed a formal indictment against Hutchins, alleging that he and an unnamed co-conspirator (whose name has been redacted from the filing) “knowingly conspired and agreed with each other to commit an offense against the United States.

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Large, multi-ship military training exercise off the coast of Saipan. Saipan Tribune.
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From The Deparment of "I thought We Already Did This.": $ 2 Billion allocated for broadband in rural areas. NextGov.
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Horrifying - Woman stalked, kidnapping attempt also? The Hindustan Times.
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"Knife-wielding" Danukul Mokmool's Facebook profile says “nice and friendly”; but shot dead by police. A truly sad story. Daily Telegraph.
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In Denmark, performance artist Julian Toldam Juhlin on display as "Virgin in a Glass Cage." The Copenhagen Post. (And No, I'm not making this up).
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Is this because of North Korea? Public schools in Hawaii urged to conduct nuclear drills. Hawaii Tribune Herald.
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So THIS is how you go viral. I wish someone would have told me this sooner. The Evening Telegraph.