Chase Bank Tries to Cancel Covfefe Coffee, Won’t Process Payments for Pro-Trump Coffee Brand

Cancel culture has reportedly spread to the banking sector, as Chase Bank refuses to do business with a pro-Trump coffee company.

Chase Bank has stopped pro-Trump coffee company Covfefe Coffee from using its payment processor service, WePay, for seemingly no legitimate reason.

In an email sent to Covfefe Coffee, Chase Bank claimed that the pro-Trump coffee company, founded in 2018, was using their WePay payment processor “for one or more of the activities prohibited by our Terms of Service,” and that as a result, they would be withdrawing use of the service, with all pending payments cancelled.

Speaking exclusively to National File, a spokesman for Covfefe Coffee noted that the company had been using the payment processor for two years without issue, and the declaration from Chase came completely out of the blue. The spokesman suggested that they were removed for solely political reasons; National File examined the Terms of Service of WePay, and could not find any legitimate reason for to have been removed.

“The social credit system that is talked about in China, which conservatives say one day it’s coming here, no. We already have it,” the spokesman said:

Instead of Republicans focusing on bringing in pro-Democracy Hong Kongers into our country for protection, they should focus on their voters, who pay their salary. How many lives need to be ruined? How many people need to be coerced and threatened with economic devastation until the Ben Shapiros and Mitch McConnells of the world actually do something? It’s like when people say, ‘Well there was some fraud in the election?’ Well, what percentage of fraud is okay? What percentage of cancel culture is okay? What’s it going to take?

If they’re trying to ruin Trump’s life, nothing is safe. No one is coming to save us. We have no representation in government, we have no representation in “muh free market.” We wanted to provide a brand for the people. We have to start our own economy, our own nation. We have to build our own systems.

National File contacted Chase Bank for comment, inquiring as to what specific activities Covfefe Coffee was allegedly engaged in that merited this decision, and whether other conservative companies had been removed from the WePay platform for similar “offenses.” Chase Bank did not respond before the time of publication.

This is not the first time that Covfefe Coffee has been cancelled by major corporations for supporting President Donald Trump. In 2019, the company revealed to National File’s Editor in Chief Tom Pappert that their product had been completely pulled from Amazon after one customer complained about the taste of the coffee. A month prior, Amazon had banned them from advertising on their platform due to using the American flag in their ads.

Covfefe Coffee also stood behind Kyle Rittenhouse, after the competing “conservative” coffee company Black Rifle Coffee condemned the 17-year-old. “For people who have been to war, you would think they would be ready to fight to take our country back,” a company spokesman said. “Apparently making sure the feral mob is satisfied and their corporate orthodoxy is upheld is a far greater virtue to Black Rifle Coffee than courage.”

https://nationalfile.com/exclusive-chase-bank-tries-to-cancel-covfefe-coffee-wont-process-payments-for-pro-trump-coffee-brand/

Bank of America Secretly Flagged Purchase History of Customers and Sent the Data to Feds After Capitol Riot

Fox News host Tucker Carlson Thursday night revealed Bank of America searched through customer data and provided the data to the feds after the Capitol riot.

Bank of America gave data and information to the feds at the request of the US government, without the knowledge or consent of the customers.

One innocent Bank of America customer was actually interrogated by the feds and ultimately cleared of any wrongdoing.

How is this even legal?

Bank of America scanned through customer records to flag the following:

Were they in DC between January 5 and January 6

Purchased a hotel stay or AirBnB in DC, Virginia or Maryland after January 6

Any purchase of weapons between January 7 and their upcoming suspected stay in DC area around Inauguration Day

Airline related purchases since January 6

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/02/bank-america-secretly-flagged-purchase-history-customers-sent-data-feds-capitol-riot/

News Corp reports record 2Q profits amid focus on digital

News Corp on Thursday recorded its most profitable quarter since it spun off its publishing assets into a separate company from its TV assets more than seven years ago — including record earnings at The New York Post.

The Big Apple company touted growth across a wide array of categories, including at its digital real estate services, book publisher HarperCollins and Wall Street Journal parent Dow Jones.

News Corp Chief Executive Officer Robert Thomson even gave The Post a shoutout for turning a rare profit.

“History also made at The New York Post, which reported its first profit in modern times — a notable feat for what had been a chronic loss-making masthead founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton,” the CEO said.

In the second quarter, News Corp posted net income of $261 million, or 39 cents a diluted share versus income of $103 million, or 14 cents, in the year-ago period. Adjusted EPS rose 34 cents a share.

Weakness in the advertising market weighed on revenue, which dipped 3 percent to $2.41 billion. Nonetheless, the company bested Wall Street’s estimates of EPS of 1 cent on revenue of $2.24 billion.

The results marked the company’s most profitable quarter since “the new News Corp was launched more than seven years ago,” Thomson said. He attributed the surge to the “ongoing digital transformation of the business.”

Thomson noted digital ad growth was up 64 percent year-over-year.

“It was also a quarter in which the Post recorded a significant victory for all media, for the freedom of the press, by standing resolute and principled against censorship imposed by Twitter,” Thomson said, referring to Twitter shutting down The Post’s account after the paper’s reporting about Hunter Biden.

“Ultimately, Twitter realized that it had made an egregious mistake and thankfully reversed its decision. Our journalists are not lapdogs with laptops, our journalists are not stenographers, our journalists are not woke, our journalists are awake to their profound responsibilities.”

Dow Jones, publisher of the Wall Street Journal, posted its largest profits since News Corp. acquired the company in 2007, driven by record digital advertising revenues and continued growth in digital subscriptions, the company said.

https://nypost.com/2021/02/04/news-corp-reports-record-2q-profits-amid-focus-on-digital/

PHOTOS: Large Migrant Group in Mexico Boards Train for U.S.

A large group of migrants, most likely seeking asylum in the United States, were spotted heading north via a rail route known as La Bestia. The train departed Tierra Blanca, Guanajuato, and will likely arrive at the U.S.-Mexico Border within days, according to Breitbart Texas sources.

Mexican immigration officials and municipal police in Tierra Blanca watched as hundreds boarded and departed. Their exact destination is unknown, but history suggests the Rio Grande Valley is most likely.

Tierra Blanca is one of many stopping points along the route known as La Bestia. Migrants are usually fed by sympathetic residents at waypoints. Some are charged a tax or “piso” by local cartels before they can continue their journey.

The interest in forming large caravans has increased during the most recent American presidential election cycle. Recent presidential actions are creating excitement for Central Americans, despite appeals from the Biden Administration to not take trips north at this time.

https://www.breitbart.com/border/2021/02/04/exclusive-photos-large-migrant-group-in-mexico-boards-train-for-u-s/

Pentagon to Review Deployment of US Military Across World, Austin Says

Earlier, US media reported that in order to decide which troops would be redeployed to other locations and which would remain, the Pentagon began a review of the former US President Donald Trump's decision to scale down troops in Iraq and Afghanistan.

US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin announced in a statement on Thursday that the Pentagon will review the deployment of the US military around the world.

"At the direction of the President, the Department will therefore conduct a global force posture review of US military footprint, resources, strategy, and missions," Austin said in a statement on late Thursday.

He added that the review of US military presence abroad will be conducted in consultation with allies.

"We will consult our allies and partners as we conduct this review," Austin said.

The Wall Street Journal reported last week that the Biden administration may revise the number of troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, noting that the revision might go upward or downward. According to the report, the remaining US contingent may be too small to wage counter-terrorism operations and train local forces. However, sending more troops would be "politically perilous," it said.

However, Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby said that the administration has not yet decided on its military postures in either Iraq, or Afghanistan.

Prior to his confirmation to the office, Austin said that he will review US force presence in the Middle East to address challenges - "including from China and Russia." He also said that he would revise the Trump administration's decision to pull out a significant number of US troops from Germany.

On Thursday, US President Joe Biden officially announced that the US is halting any removal of US forces from Germany.

The previous administration intended to return most of the withdrawn troops to the US and redeploy the remainder further east. The plans were reportedly Trump's reaction to Berlin failing to allocate 2 percent of its defense budget according to NATO regulations. The former president has been persistently encouraging allies to raise their defense budgets to that amount since the start of his presidency in 2016. German officials have warned that a US troop withdrawal would hurt the NATO alliance.

Ex-president Trump pledged to cease "endless wars" and bring American troops back home. During his presidency, Trump authorized a troop reduction in Iraq and managed to secure a peace accord with the Taliban in Afghanistan. In 2018, he surprisingly announced complete troops pullout from Syria, which, however, he did not fulfill, justifying a small contingent remainder with the need to "secure the oil".

Since most of Biden's picks for key positions in the administration are Obama-era officials he has worked with, media and experts had predicted that his foreign policy would be a shift from Trump's "offshore balancing" to resemble that of the Obama era, meaning collective diplomacy and military interventions.

https://sputniknews.com/military/202102051081984117-pentagon-to-review-deployment-of-us-military-across-world-austin-says/

David Hogg Announces Pillow Company, of Course

Mike Lindell became famous for making pillows, and then he became an enemy of the Left for supporting the second guy who had the audacity to defeat Hillary Clinton in an election. And speaking of elections, Lindell has been saying some… interesting stuff about the one we had in 2020. It’s so interesting, in fact, that he made a Newsmax anchor walk off his own show. I find Lindell’s theories unconvincing, but the man is entitled to his opinion. And, of course, the libs are entitled to their incandescent rage that a guy who makes pillows is saying stuff they don’t like.

Now, what makes a good pillow? What’s a quality you want? Softness, of course! And who do you think of when you hear the word “soft”? Former teen activist David Hogg, of course!

Hogg became famous for going to a high school where there was a shooting, and now he’s using that experience to go into business for himself:

We will have the name announced soon but we need to get through the legal process of trademarking as so on

— David Hogg (@davidhogg111) February 4, 2021

I suppose there are worse things you can do with your life than “prove that progressives can make a better pillow, run a better business and help make the world a better place while doing it.” A lot of people Hogg’s age are trying to change the world by burning down businesses, not starting their own.

Competition is healthy. That’s the American way: If a pillow manufacturer expresses political opinions you don’t like, start your own pillow company to spite him. Let the market decide.

And David Hogg is just the guy to take a bite of the pillow business!

How is Lindell taking this news, you ask? He sounds… sleepy. Ursula Perano, Axios:

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell told Axios in a text Thursday morning, “Good for them…. nothing wrong with competition that does not infringe on someone’s patent.”

If Hogg is still trying to think of a name for the company, here are a few suggestions:

OurPillow

Tantrum-Pedic

Sorta

Martyr Club

Let Sleeping Hoggs Lie

I dunno, just a few ideas. Use ’em, don’t use ’em, whatever.

Here’s wishing young Mr. Hogg the best of luck in the business world. This is a big step up in his emotional development. Rather than trying to get Mike Lindell canceled or tweeting a bunch of mean hashtags at him, Hogg is entering the man’s own arena. He’s going to fight pillows with pillows.

If Hogg ends up making a better pillow and becoming more successful than his chosen rival, great! Better pillows are good news for all of us. And if not, I’m sure he’ll find somebody to blame. That’s the secret of his success!

https://pjmedia.com/news-and-politics/jim-treacher/2021/02/04/david-hogg-announces-pillow-company-of-course-n1423276

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kek

I think the term is Banks.

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KEK

>>12826626

And there I was bag deep in my pillow