by Paul Joseph Watson, Summit News:
Was set to speak at event in Amsterdam this weekend.
Conspiracy author David Icke has been banned from entering the EU and designated as a “level three terrorist,” according to his son Gareth Icke.
The public speaker and former BBC television host was due to attend an event in Amsterdam this weekend, but will now reportedly be prevented from entering any country in the European Union for a period of two years.
by Arjun Singh, The Daily Caller:
Republicans on the House Judiciary Committee on Friday released a 1,050-page report on alleged FBI misconduct, based primarily on the testimony of whistleblowers within the agency.
The report, titled “FBI Whistleblowers: What Their Disclosures Indicate About The Politicization of the FBI And The Justice Department,” began by stating that the FBI “is broken” under the leadership of Director Christopher Wray and Attorney General Merrick Garland, Wray’s superior, while also blaming the “politicized bureaucracy” of the agency. It accused Garland and Wray of overseeing an agency that “altered and mischaracterized evidence to federal courts, circumvented safeguards, and exploited weaknesses in policies.”
from The Conservative Treehouse:
In the prediction section of the recent Twitter discussion {Go Deep} CTH mentioned the reason and unspoken motive behind a prediction that multinational corporations would start to pull their advertising money from Elon Musk.
We are simply in an era where there is no distinction between the WEF guidance for multinational corporations and the instructions toward governments’ they support. Free speech and freedom of expression are against both their interests.
by Raymond Wolfe, LifeSite News:
California just launched a sickening new attack on parents. It’s part of a growing trend among Democrats.
If Democrats have their way, parents who oppose transgender ideology or irreversible drugs and surgeries for kids may lose custody of their children in the near future.
That may sound too radical to be real, but it’s happening.
In late September, California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a bill, SB 107, that allows California courts to take “emergency jurisdiction” of children who come to the state for “gender transitions.”
from Moonbattery:
On all the key issues, Democrat policy is destructive and contrary to popular opinion. But Democrats are still viable, because their control of the media allows them to whip gullible voters into a state of hysteria over the alleged heinousness of their opponents. As a result of this strategy, the hostility Democrats feel toward Republicans has become a chilling phenomenon to behold. We are not merely opponents but enemies of Their Democracy. To support their contentions, they endlessly hype the January 6 teapot tempest. Combine this mentality with panic in the face of the upcoming midterms and violence would be an unsurprising result.
by Debbie Lerman, Daily Sceptic:
In previous articles I discussed the probability that Deborah Birx, the White House Coronavirus Task Force Coordinator, was not a representative of the public health agencies but, rather, was appointed by the National Security Council. I now have proof that this was, indeed, the case. I have also uncovered documents that show:
by Dr. Jay Lehr and Tom Harris , America Outloud:
A dark money group was awarded grants from Leonardo DiCaprio’s non-profit foundation, funds that were then transferred to a law firm leading climate nuisance lawsuits across America against oil companies, according to emails examined by Fox News Digital.
The story is complicated, and so we have invited Chris Horner of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, an expert on the issue, to be our guest on The Other Side of the Story on America Out Loud Talk Radio this weekend, Nov 5 and 6 at 11 am and 8 pm both days.
To whet your appetite for our show with Chris, we lay out the details of the case as follows:
by Tanya Berlaga, American Thinker:
In her recent article in The Atlantic, a Brown University professor, Emily Oster, is calling for “pandemic amnesty.” She is telling me to “forgive and forget” everyone who was yelling obscenities at me for not wearing a mask in a public park or calling me a mass murderer for posting a picture with a friend visiting. I must forget all this, the author insists, because all those people had nothing but my well-being in mind!
from ZeroHedge:
As The Fed has tightened monetary policy at its most aggressive pace in over 40 years, real rates in the US have soared (back into strong positive territory). Historically, that has reduced demand for gold (zero carry) but as the chart below, gold – while notably off its highs – has not cratered as much as some might have expected…
“With that weight of selling, I was a bit surprised gold wasn’t weaker,” said Ross Norman, chief executive officer of Metals Daily, an information portal focusing on precious metals.
by Pam Martens and Russ Martens, Wall St On Parade:
The Fed released its FOMC decision to raise interest rates by 0.75 percent at 2 p.m. yesterday, bringing its benchmark Fed Funds rate to a range of 3.75 to 4.00 percent. The decision contained this statement: “In assessing the appropriate stance of monetary policy, the Committee will continue to monitor the implications of incoming information for the economic outlook. The Committee would be prepared to adjust the stance of monetary policy as appropriate if risks emerge that could impede the attainment of the Committee’s goals.”
by Khari Johnson, Wired:
A new report finds that municipal agencies in Washington deploy dozens of automated decision systems, often without residents’ knowledge.
WASHINGTON, DC, IS the home base of the most powerful government on earth. It’s also home to 690,000 people—and 29 obscure algorithms that shape their lives. City agencies use automation to screen housing applicants, predict criminal recidivism, identify food assistance fraud, determine if a high schooler is likely to drop out, inform sentencing decisions for young people, and many other things.
