News Briefs – 07/01/2024

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Here are some news stories that might be of interest. Most articles will be more or less summarized in the headline. You can skim the headlines and summaries, and click the links if they are of interest. Keep in mind, many of these reports are products of an unreliable news media, so although they will be what people are hearing and talking about, there is no guarantee any one of them is necessarily correct, and we have had cases of outright lies make it onto these pages.

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“Make sure those you follow talk about the surveillance, because everyone who is in the game knows. Make them either damage the machine by saying it, or reveal they are part of it by staying silent. Demanding our side talk about the surveillance is really the closest to a Xanatos gambit our side has.”

Visit our surveillance page, the most important page on this site, and see firsthand the massive Stasi-like domestic spying operation in the US which is targeting you and your loved ones.

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We will be moving this News Brief to the main domain in the near future, so you will find this at anonymousconservative.com, instead of anonymousconservative.com/blog I have a lot going on right now, and it will take time to make sure it goes right, so not right away. I will try to redirect people from /blog to there, but if that doesn’t work, just go to the main domain.

 

Macaque Mentality, can you check your email?

 

Supreme Court set to rule on Trump immunity case on Monday.

Biden’s family tells him to ‘keep fighting’ during crisis talks at Camp David as son Hunter emerges as a key advisor after debate debacle against Trump sparked calls for him to drop out of presidential race.

The Washington Post reports that President Biden has, in private conversations, ‘expressed complete commitment to staying in the race.’ So the book deal never materialized.

Hunter Biden was “one of the strongest voices” in the Biden family who reportedly encouraged President Joe Biden to remain in the presidential race after his performance at the presidential debate.

Billionaire governor JB Pritzker considered as potential Biden replacement failed to deliver promised jobs to black residents: study.

Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer makes “secret” move to prepare for possible Presidential run.

Representative Chip Roy (R-Texas), who has previously endorsed Florida Governor Ron Desantis, is now seemingly attempting to undermine his own party by proposing a resolution urging Kamala Harris to initiate proceedings under the 25th Amendment to declare Joe Biden unfit for office.

Democrats are worried President Biden’s dismal debate performance could doom any slim chance the party has for holding its Senate majority by further depressing turnout in critical battleground states.

CBS poll finds 45% of registered Democrats want Biden to step aside.

Team Biden threatens to keep the campaign’s cash if he’s replaced.

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Rep. Matt Gaetz points out CNN’s Dana Bash used hand signals during the debate.

Lindsey Graham: If Trump wins Mayorkas, Biden likely will be prosecuted.

Fed-Ex trucks are shooting video everywhere they go, clocking license plates and ID’ing cars, with the data going to a company which shares it with law enforcement.

Navy SEAL’s chilling suicide note he taped to his door before shooting himself in his heart to preserve his brain – as bombshell study reveals chilling pattern on the brains of vets who committed suicide. These guys are natural high flyers, and the one here was high IQ. You never know if they get beamed, to keep them in their place, and make sure they never start making moves which could propel them to the higher strata, and put them in competition with the Cabal. All throughout America, I am convinced, is a giant machine of people who have sworn loyalty to a command which has assigned them to make sure none of the high flyers among the plebes ever rises above their station. I just wonder why this guy and not someone else on his team? If I was getting it in high school they could surely be getting it now.

A Boeing whistleblower says he saw holes being drilled incorrectly on 787 planes, adding to the chorus of people speaking up against the company.

Kanye West has flown to Moscow for private visit in what would be massive propaganda coup for Vladimir Putin. He’s there for the birthday of Russian designer Gosha Rubchinsky.

FDNY boss slams rank-and-file in apology to Trump-hating New York Attorney General after she was mercilessly booed at ceremony.

State Farm seeks major increase in home, insurance rates, sparks concerns the company may be in financial distress. What you see out there are increases in home insurance, auto insurance, and so on. I remember one expert saying if the vaccines were killing people early, insurance would never admit it was the life insurance policies, as that would point right at the Vax. Instead they would pump up the prices of all their other products.

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There were  bunch of these pride parades in NY, Seattle, and SF, and they all devolved into public nudity, open gay sex and total degeneracy:

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We are heading there, anon:

Alert level of several US military bases in Europe is raised to second-highest level after ‘intelligence terrorist action or targeting of personnel or facilities is likely.’ What is CIA up to now?

The Israeli media company Haaretz reports that official documents reveal that Israel had prior knowledge of the October 7 Hamas attack. Regular people have no idea of how thorough and powerful intelligence gathering is these days. They think Shin Bet had a couple of guys asking random people if they knew anything, and this just happened out of the blue and they missed it. the reality is, intelligence work is so thorough, they could not have missed it. Surveillance sees a totally different world, and spends their lives knowing all of these events were either allowed, or they were cooked up by the “government,” whatever that is.

China Coast Guard impounds Philippine Navy boats, seizes firearms in later second Thomas Shoal incident.

A Philippine sailor suffered severe injuries when Chinese forces blocked an Armed Forces of the Philippines resupply mission in the South China Sea.

Far-right National Rally win first round of elections in France with leader Marine Le Pen declaring President Macron’s alliance was ‘almost wiped out’ as it is forced into third.

In snap election, many French Jews reluctantly endorse far right over dreaded far left. There will be a second round of voting though, so it is not over.

Left wing riots in France following Le Pen victory.

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In Spain, the new generations are far more homophobic:

The Dutch intelligence services AIVD and MIVD have recruited several journalists and deployed them as agents.  (translation)

Trump may be first Republican to win NY, NJ in decades after Biden debate debacle, GOP leaders say.

Spread r/K Theory, because the President should not be demented.

 

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Farcesensitive
2 days ago

So now that we entered the Twilight Zone Universe, Arbys has come out of the illumi-naughty closet?!

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1807598908228473316.html?utm_campaign=topunroll

Farcesensitive
2 days ago

Macaque Mentality, can you check your email?

If you have trouble getting in touch log into TA and use PMs there.

Farcesensitive
2 days ago

Navy SEAL’s chilling suicide note he taped to his door before shooting himself in his heart to preserve his brain – as bombshell study reveals chilling pattern on the brains of vets who committed suicide. These guys are natural high flyers, and the one here was high IQ. You never know if they get beamed, to keep them in their place, and make sure they never start making moves which could propel them to the higher strata, and put them in competition with the Cabal. All throughout America, I am convinced, is a giant machine of people who have sworn loyalty to a command which has assigned them to make sure none of the high flyers among the plebes ever rises above their station. I just wonder why this guy and not someone else on his team? If I was getting it in high school they could surely be getting it now.

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But this can be easily solved if we just accept a hereditary rigid class system instead of expecting to be able to rise or see the incompetent fall.

Monarchy and a rigid caste system for the win! /sarc

teotoon
teotoon
1 day ago

Hunter Biden was “one of the strongest voices”
Of course, Hunter needs that presidential immunity; and btw, so do all those top level (((cabinet members and their assistants))) who pull Biden’s strings; and who never took their oaths of office (is pointing that out anti-Semitism?)

Mister Tiki
Mister Tiki
1 day ago

AC, you may already be aware of this but on the off chance that you are not I thought I’d bring your attention to a fellow by the name of Joseph P. Farrell. He is an alternative researcher, blogger and author. He’s written something on the order of 36 books or so all of which are, more or less, loosely connected to each other and thus on the whole represent one body of work. Specifically with regard to “The Beam” and what he refers to as the Breakaway Civilization, there are a number of his books that delve into this topic to some degree or another and there are 3 books in particular I’d call your attention to (they were written successively and are intended to serve as a 3 part series) 1) Saucers, Swastikas and Psyops, 2) Covert Wars and the Clash of Civilizations, 3) Covert Wars and Breakaway Civilizations. Also, he has a blog http://www.gizadeathstar.com and has a post out this AM which you may find interesting.
https://gizadeathstar.com/2024/07/electroencephalographic-television-and-ai/

Another Dave
Another Dave
Reply to  Mister Tiki
1 day ago

I’ve read most of Farrell’s books, listened to several dozen interviews with him, which he conducts on a regular basis, and have followed his work for about 15 years.

I will personally vouch for him as being an absolutely cutting edge researcher who has pushed the boundaries of dissident thought for many years.

Farrell has discovered lines of convergence between what we term “cabal” and every major civilization going back into the depths of antiquity.

He is always well worth a listen/read.

Leverage
Leverage
Reply to  Another Dave
11 hours ago

AD thank you for the background. Bought a couple of books by him 2 years ago (have not read) and I’ll put them in a higher priority. I appreciate your insightful commenting.

English Tom
English Tom
Reply to  Mister Tiki
1 day ago

Farrell is interesting. I’ve read a couple of his books. The Financial Vipers of Venice is interesting, dealing with how the banksteins create 2 separate financial systems then use arbitrage to cream off profit, think Western finance and now the BRICS. Farrell states every few centuries a silver standard will switch to gold, and vice versa.

Haven’t read any of his tech books, beam etc.

wlindsaywheeler
1 day ago

Time to not use Fed-Ex, use other delivery systems and put Fed-Ex out of business.

wlindsaywheeler
1 day ago

The writers at Unz Review, including Ron Unz, have devolved into a rabid Hate-Trump, Dump-Trump, NO-Vote whatsoever website. Just read the post of Anglin and the comments that follow:

What Exactly is Going on with This Election?, by Andrew Anglin – The Unz Review

Even today’s select article has the same Hate Trump theme:

90 Minutes That Shook the Liberals Awake, by Patrick Lawrence – The Unz Review

A lot of people are staying home and not voting. The comments are vicious.

Another Dave
Another Dave
Reply to  wlindsaywheeler
1 day ago

It shouldn’t be shocking or surprising in the least that a weary, and gravely demoralized, legacy American population is well beyond fed up.

Well over 80 million Americans, maybe even 90 million or more, went out to vote for Trump during 2020, and had their votes, as well as their hopes and dreams, thrown right under the fucking bus by Trump’s handlers, as the “white hat” cabal convinced Trump to retreat into defeat mode, despite overwhelming evidence of wide scale fraud, and let the cadaverous puppet be installed in the WH to prove a point to the normies.

I don’t care how many supercomputers these assholes used to game theory their way into this predicament, but our society is mortally wounded, and most right leaning folks, knowing nothing about Q, or even milder forms of dissident research, have decided they have had enough, and are going to retreat into their local cocoons, and wait for judgement day.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Another Dave
1 day ago

Worst plan ever, Q.

Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  Farcesensitive
22 hours ago

No plan can control the actions of the enemy, especially where there are hostages

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Charles Charlie-Charles
11 hours ago

Which is why you don’t plan to hand the enemy the reins of power.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  wlindsaywheeler
1 day ago

Andrew Anglin is owned by the CCP.

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Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Farcesensitive
1 day ago

AA is retired and living on a farm in Russia. That or he is in a shallow grave in Nigeria. Either way, whover is blogging in his name is not the same guy as a few years ago.

Mr Twister
Mr Twister
Reply to  wlindsaywheeler
1 day ago

Farage is no better than Trump!
Zionists the w pair of them.
Not voting is the choice of many in the UK.
we have to stop legitimizing the cabals system BY Voting!

A low turnout would let us know the backing we have of our fellow countrymen.

Separate the thinkers from the voting chaff.
Know who has your back and who doesn’t.

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Mr Twister
22 hours ago

Trump is much better than Farage.
And not voting is consent, and that’s the only message it sends.
Even voting for Reform and Farage is better than not voting.

Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  Mr Twister
22 hours ago

Cabal supports this message.

To the observers, the NPC sheep can only follow, that is why the Farage/Trump backing needs to be energized.

lowell
lowell
1 day ago

I seem to recall that there is no guaranty that those sealed files are indictments, however it is a possibility. The number is up over half a million.

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Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  lowell
22 hours ago

that image is really difficult to read

Leverage
Leverage
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
10 hours ago

Smells like BS to me. The only reason I’m mildly encouraged about Q being something special is “Israel Last”. 2 weeks is just a way to tell us to hang on. “We’ve got the serpent by the tail and we’re not letting go”. Any time bought is more time to figure out what’s the best course of action to preserve family and the future of our kind. USA is done but Americans can find eachother and continue on. Living in a Box with wonderful ideas about The Law and Justice is a construct we now can see is only for those who control the Box. Q may have just been a syop to maintain the integrity of the Box but I suspect it was to wake up our kind and galvanize “us” to find eachother.

Anonynnous
Anonynnous
1 day ago

Re France & Le Pen

French elections have seen this before. Left unite with globalists and keep Le Pen out of power. It happens everywhere in the West. It is how Trudeau is still PM while unable to win a majority

Ultra
1 day ago

If that poll is to be believed it also highlights the political gap between men and women, especially on the issue of homosexuality. Women are mostly fine with it or they pretend to be. Among the myriad of problems facing the west bridging this divide that’s been created between the sexes is one of the most important imo. What does it matter if we run the barbarians out of Rome if we can’t have happy families again? Some might argue that fixing other problems (ie teaching Marxism in public schools) will cause this issue to clear up on its own but I’m not so sure.

Anonymous
Anonymous
Reply to  Ultra
1 day ago

FAG HAGS!

Farcesensitive
Reply to  Ultra
1 day ago

Women are herd animals and the establishment says the herd celebrates homos.

Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  Ultra
22 hours ago

Feminism will die out. Not only do feminiz have fewer children, GenY women are hitting the wall and posting despair on tiktok

FBE Capital – garbage on Ukraine analysis, but spot on for Social issues.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtJW8994cGE

phelps
1 day ago

SCOTUS RULES TRUMP HAS BROAD IMMUNITY
Haven’t done a detailed read, here’s the outlines. Trump is 100% immune for acts under constitutional authority, and presumed immune for most acts as president. To not have immunity, he must be clearly acting as a private person (for example, campaigning for reelection) and the courts have to determine this based on the indictment, while also taking into account that this immunity prevents the prosecutors from admitting any evidence precluded by Executive Privilege, including anything the president discussed with advisors and any documents produced by the White House internally, and most importantly, the President’s motives.
SO, the cases go back to the trial courts with this Presumptive Immunity doctrine. The indictment itself has to be examined by the court and a finding of fact conducted, and in this finding of fact you cannot pierce Executive Privilege, and any testimony about what the President said to his advisors or what they said to each other are not admissible. Most importantly, the president’s motives cannot be an element of whether or not immunity applies.
SCOTUS, in the opinion, also bench-slapped the lower courts, by saying that no court even attempted to do this sort of (implied to be obvious) analysis, and blamed it on the rushed nature of the cases:

Despite the unprecedented nature of this case, and the very significant constitutional questions that it raises, the lower courts rendered their decisions on a highly expedited basis. 

Also of note is Thomas’ concurrence. Thomas has essentially told Cannon to rule that Jack Smith’s office is not legally formed, everything Jack Smith has done is illegal, and if she sends that ruling to the SCOTUS, they will uphold it.

If this unprecedented prosecution is to proceed, it must be conducted by someone duly authorized to do so by the American people. The lower courts should thus answer these essential questions concerning the Special Counsel’s appointment before proceeding. 

. . .

It is difficult to see how the Special Counsel has an office “established by Law,” as required by the Constitution.

In other words, shitcan Jack Smith, send it to us, and we will handle the brass tacks.

Tonawanda
Tonawanda
Reply to  phelps
22 hours ago

That presumption part sounds like the most critical aspect of the decision. Also, great insight on the Thomas dissent!

phelps
1 day ago

Other SCOTUS opinions — there’s a statute of limitations case involving the APA (so kinda related to Chevron) that cuts towards the people and not the state. It’s super technical, and trust me, you don’t care.
The other two are sister cases about social media censorship, the Texas and Florida cases. Both the Texas law that the 5th circuit upheld and the Florida law the 11th circuit overturned are sent back to be reargued under the standard that the SCOTUS gives here.
First, the court has to figure out what the law covers. Newsfeeds, timelines, headlines, DMs, comments, etc. Second, they have to analyze each part separately, as to whether it implicates the 1st amendment’s editorial protections.
As to what those protections are, they give this guidance:

From that slew of individual cases, three general points emerge. First, the First Amendment offers protection when an entity engaged in compiling and curating others’ speech into an expressive product of its own is directed to accommodate messages it would prefer to exclude. Second, none of that changes just because a compiler includes most items and excludes just a few. It “is enough” for the compiler to exclude the handful of messages it most “disfavor[s].” Hurley, 515 U. S., at 574. Third, the government cannot get its way just by asserting an interest in better balancing the marketplace of ideas. In case after case, the Court has barred the government from forcing a private speaker to present views it wished to spurn in order to rejigger the expressive realm.

They then explicitly say that these laws can’t stand under this analysis. The thing is, they (Kagan wrote it, so that’s may be why this huge own-goal is in here) assert over and over that this is Facebook’s editorial right. Which means that FB is acting as a publisher, not as a service provider when they do this. Kagan may have inadvertently laid the foundation to blow section 230 out of the water, and remove the libel protections that FB and the others currently have.

Tonawanda
Tonawanda
Reply to  phelps
18 hours ago

Another great insight (about Kagan)!

phelps
1 day ago

Biden’s family tells him to ‘keep fighting’ during crisis talks at Camp David as son Hunter emerges as a key advisor after debate debacle against Trump sparked calls for him to drop out of presidential race.

Biden can’t drop out. He created the conditions that prevent him from being able to drop out.
He prosecuted his former opponent.
That changes everything, and makes the stakes now, “win the election or go to jail.” We avoided that for 200 years, but now it’s the new rules. That means that if he drops out, he will certainly go to prison. He has to attempt to win, simply to try to put off prison — just like Trump.

Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  phelps
22 hours ago

He can die (accidenticide) or get 25th-ed

I dont think cabal has qualms.

Anonynnous
Anonynnous
1 day ago
Farcesensitive
Reply to  Anonymous Conservative
1 day ago

Sounds like they were trying to bait you into pursuing her.

Texas Arcane
1 day ago

Anon, we had a podcast discussion over on Substack that was supposed to last 45 minutes but it ended up going 3 hours unbroken. I found it very engaging, I don’t know if you will find it interesting. We had some very frank talk about the world we live in now.
https://clevelandmarkblakemore.substack.com/p/three-hours-of-truthfulness

Dog fan
Dog fan
1 day ago

Hey AC, One of Vox Day’s pup’s has cancer, maybe you can give some thoughts advice to spacebunny on how to help their girl?

https://gab.com/Spacebunny/posts/112709918705891516

Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  Dog fan
22 hours ago

I heard somewhere that cancer cells live on sugar. So theoretically, cutting sugars from diet starves cancer cells.

Cato the Uncensored
Cato the Uncensored
1 day ago

Had to laugh when moments ago an ad on UK Channel 4 reminded British voters to bring a photo ID with them to their polling location. I guess they haven’t imported enough illegals to make it worth their while.

If Jooepedo doesn’t die in his sleep between now and election day, he will win by at least ten million votes. There is no way Trump can win in NY.

Farcesensitive
1 day ago

Is there more to FedEx than meets the eye?
FedEx was founded by Frederick W. Smith, a member of Skull & Bones.
Smith, a former Lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps and a decorated combat veteran of the Vietnam War, has developed a close relationship with the U.S. Government. FedEx is a major contractor to U.S. Government agencies and military branches. FedEx participates in U.S. Air Force airlift operations.
FedEx’s operations depend on tracking employees, vehicles, aircraft and millions of packages throughout its global shipping system in realtime. FedEx had to develop massive, proprietary information systems to do this.
And now we come to this headline:
“FedEx’s Secretive Police Force Is Helping Cops Build An AI Car Surveillance Network”
I think I know at least part of why this is happening.
I worked for FedEx in the 1990s. There are (or at least were) terrifying security vulnerabilities in FedEx’s operations that I will not discuss. If you know what these vulnerabilities are, please don’t feel motivated to mention them here. These vulnerabilities may or may not be known to state and non-state actors who intend to cause serious harm to the U.S. I’d rather not give anyone any ideas.
I would like to think that FedEx’s partnership with Flock Safety is related to addressing these vulnerabilities. Maybe that’s the goal. Maybe there are multiple goals.
FedEx is a strategic asset to the U.S. Government that happens to be vulnerable. I’m almost certain that The Department of Homeland Security and/or the Department of Defense is coordinating this mass surveillance operation with FedEx and Flock Safety. My guess is that, besides protecting FedEx, a copy of all the collected data is being used elsewhere. Maybe, “They’re keeping track of where you are and where you’ve been.”
What happens to all of the data that the Flock Safety systems are collecting in and around FedEx assets?
Does it get deleted after 30 days, which is the default retention period for Flock Safety systems?
*wink*

More at: https://www.cryptogon.com/?p=70162

Leverage
Leverage
Reply to  Farcesensitive
10 hours ago

Very good Farce. Fedex not the only one. Ground level ops are the key.

Farcesensitive
1 day ago

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Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  Farcesensitive
22 hours ago

Sensible ruling

Farcesensitive
1 day ago

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Charles Charlie-Charles
Charles Charlie-Charles
Reply to  Farcesensitive
22 hours ago

India – Good news for population control
Spain – Somehow I am not surprised

Anonymous
Anonymous
1 day ago

Another one you should probably look into (AFTER the Naylor book, of course) if you haven’t already: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ordeal_of_Gilbert_Pinfold Evelyn Waugh seemed innocuous to the Cabal when I first started reading about him, but then you read he was vehemently opposed to the Second Vatican Council, and there ya go. So that’s three Cabal-persecuted novelists so far, by my count, Naylor FOR SURRRRRRRE, and also Wallace and Waugh. Starting to think “mental illness” is ALL just a cover story for Cabal persecution.