from And We Know:
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by Jose Nino, Big League Politics:
On June 11, 2024, Texas Gun Rights announced Kyle Rittenhouse as the pro-gun organization’s outreach director.
“Joining Texas Gun Rights is an awesome opportunity to continue advocating for our constitutional freedoms,” Rittenhouse declared in a press release. “I am excited to work with TXGR to mobilize Texans in support of their right to keep and bear arms. Together, we can ensure that our voices are heard and our rights are protected in Austin and D.C.”
by Tom Bunzel, The Pulse:
At one time I was thinking AI got dangerous, we could just unplug the computer. Now I’m not so sure….
What if it started actually killing people on a large scale? It’s worth asking…
What is a war crime? Using nuclear weapons at this point would probably qualify. But what about technology that is so new that few humans can even fathom it? Apparently, it is no longer scifi.
by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation:
The Southern Poverty Law Center laid off a quarter of their staff on Wednesday — even though the notoriously money-hungry nonprofit has “nearly a billion dollars in reserves.”
“[T]oday, SPLC — my employer — laid off over 60 of our union members, essentially shuttering multiple departments,” the SPLC’s Hannah Gais, who describes herself as a “journalist” and “researcher” said on Twitter. “[S]peaking in a personal capacity, [I] endorse each and every single word of this statement from our union. [A]n organization with this much money has no excuse.”
“How will today’s layoffs help us achieve our goals of fighting hate, decarcerating Black and Brown people, defending democracy, and eradicating poverty?” the SPLC Union lamented on Twitter.
by Paul Joseph Watson, Modernity News:
Le Pen can claim absolute majority after alliance with Republicans.
The first poll taken after French President Emmanuel Macron announced snap parliamentary elections shows his party will lose badly, potentially forcing him to resign.
Following his trouncing by Marine Le Pen’s National Rally in the EU elections, Macron was forced to announce new parliamentary elections, the first round of which will take place on June 30th followed by the final round on July 7th.
by Paul Craig Roberts, Paul Craig Roberts:
We now have matching news from the opposing camp. Just as Trump is the first US President to be convicted by a jury, Hunter Biden is the first son of a sitting president to be convicted of a federal felony.
This conviction of Hunter Biden leaves me unsettled, as does his likely pending conviction for federal income tax evasion. The real issue is the information on Hunter Biden’s laptop that the FBI was able for awhile to suppress and brand as “Russian disinformation.” This is under US law obstruction of Justice by the FBI. All responsible should, if US law is still enforceable, be arrested, indicted, and prosecuted. It would be justice to see the FBI in the dock after all the innocent people the corrupt organization has put there.
from The Dan Bongino Show:
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Start preparing mentally, physically, spiritually, financially to hold all of them to account. #Retribution at the County and State level is inevitable.@TheNoBodyGuy Paul Irving, David Buckley, Matt Graves, Jack Smith, @SpeakerPelosi @mterrim and the rest of the Deep State… https://t.co/hu1vJrdmbl
— Ivan Raiklin (@IvanRaiklin) June 12, 2024
by Mike Maharrey, Silver Seek:
Silver use by the solar energy sector is one of the primary factors driving the overall demand for silver, and there is reason to believe photovoltaic silver off-take will continue to increase in the years ahead.
Not only is the demand for silver panels growing, but the amount of silver used in each panel is also increasing.
Industrial demand for silver set a record of 654.4 million ounces in 2023 and it is expected to hit new highs this year. According to the Silver Institute, ongoing structural gains from green economy applications underpinned this surge in silver demand.
by Tekoa Da Silva, Gold Seek:
Tekoa Da Silva: Rick I’d like to ask you today about the decade of the 1970s.
During the decade of the 1970s U.S. President Richard Nixon took the U.S. off the gold standard. There were bouts of wage and price controls, gasoline rationing, an oil embargo and political turbulence.
From 1970 to 1980 the price of oil went from roughly $1.21 bbl to about $40.00 bbl. Gold went from $35.00 oz. to over $800.00 oz., and the CRB commodity index moved up about 300% during the decade.