Tucker Carlson Releases Evidence Showing Ray Epps Perjured Himself in Sworn Testimony to Jan 6 Committee

Ray Epps was identified early on as a man at the Jan 6 riots participating in very serious suspicious acts. Tucker Carlson shared evidence tonight showing that Epps lied in his testimony to the January 6 corrupt January 6 Committee.

TGP was all over the Ray Epps crimes and cover-up. He was on the FBI’s most wanted list and then suddenly taken off. He was behind the riots on Jan 6 and participated in them and yet he walks free today. There is much evidence already that Ray Epps committed many of the same crimes that others are in prison for and worse.

There is more and more information on the actions of Ray Epps on Jan 6. Jim Hoft at TGP reported on one of the latest findings.

In his sworn testimony to the 1/6 Committee, Epps said that he left the Capitol immediately after texting his nephew “I orchestrated it.” However, surveillance video shows him on Capitol grounds 30 minutes later.

Tucker Carlson shared this tonight.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/breaking-tucker-carlson-releases-evidence-showing-ray-epps-perjured-himself-in-sworn-testimony-to-jan-6-committee-video/

Tucker Carlson Releases Video Showing Capitol Police Escorting Jacob Chansley “QAnon Shaman” Peacefully Through the Capitol

Tucker Carlson released videotape of Jacob Chansley “QAnon Shaman” being escorted through the Capitol on Jan 6. Peacefully!

Jacob Chansley never committed any violence. Jacob Chansley told others to act peacefully. Jacob Chansley said a prayer in the US Capitol. And Jacob Chansley was escorted through the US Capitol by police.

Today Jacob Chansley is serving 41 months in prison for his “crimes.”

Tucker Carlson released information that we have been fighting for since January 6, 2021.

Jacob Chansley was thrown in jail and is spending years in prison for this. He was accused of some perverse reporting that he was committing sedition.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/breaking-tucker-carlson-releases-video-showing-capitol-police-escorting-jacob-chansley-qanon-shaman-peacefully-through-the-capitol/

“Son of a B*tch” – Ukraine Puts in Place Another Anti-Corruption Investigator Days after AG Garland Visits the Country

Son of a B*tch – US Attorney General Merrick Garland traveled to Ukraine over the weekend and today a new Ukrainian Investigator was put in place.

Who can forget Joe Biden bragging about committing a horrible crime in Ukraine in front of the Council for Foreign Relations and the world?

In his own words, with cameras rolling, Joe Biden described how he threatened the Ukrainian President and warned that the Obama administration would pull $1 billion in U.S. loan guarantees, sending the former Soviet republic toward insolvency, if Ukraine didn’t immediately fire the prosecutor investigating Burmisa Holdings.

Joe’s son Hunter was on the Board of Burisma and making tens of thousands a month for doing nothing but “fixing things.”

This all occurred after Hunter Biden was hired by Burisma and a short time after Burisma sent Hunter an email requesting that he take care of the matter involving the investigator in Ukraine looking into the company. Joe Biden took care of the matter and bragged about it.

Today we found out that Biden’s Attorney General Merrick Garland flew to Ukraine over the weekend. Garland reportedly worked with Ukraine to work on taking property from Russians due to Russia invading Ukraine.

Axios reports:

Attorney General Merrick Garland made a surprise trip to Lviv, Ukraine, on Friday at the invitation of Ukraine’s prosecutor general, according to a Justice Department official.

Garland reportedly worked on an effort with Ukraine to take the property of Russians due to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

On Monday, only a few days later, Ukraine announced that a new special investigator looking into corruption was put in place. Newsmax reports:

Ukraine appointed a new top anti-corruption investigator on Monday, concluding a months-long process that Western allies have watched closely as they consider sending more aid to help Kyiv fight Russia’s invasion.

The European Union has made tackling corruption a priority for Kyiv as it tries to join the bloc, and regards the appointment of a new director of the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine (NABU) as an important pillar in that effort.

Semen Kryvonos, until now the chief of the State Inspection of Architecture and Urban Planning, will serve a seven-year term as director of NABU, one of several bodies set up in recent years to tackle corruption.

There is no word whether the new investigator was vetted by Garland but it is coincidental that the new prosecutor starts only a day or two after AG Garland visited the country.

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/03/son-of-a-btch-ukraine-puts-in-place-another-anti-corruption-investigator-days-after-ag-garland-visits-the-country/

Judge Rules USA Powerlifting Must Allow Biological Male To Compete Against Women

A Minnesota judge has ruled that biological men who identify as women can compete against natural-born women in USA Powerlifting (USAPL) following a discrimination case against the organization.

In his ruling (pdf), District Judge Patrick Diamond said that the national powerlifting organization must “cease and desist from all unfair discriminatory practices” after finding that it had engaged in unfair discriminatory practices by denying transgender weightlifter JayCee Cooper “the full and equal enjoyment of public accommodation because of sexual orientation.”

Cooper, who was born a male, filed a complaint with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights in 2019 alleging that the organization had violated the state’s Human Rights Act after Cooper was banned from competing in the women’s division.

Cooper then filed a lawsuit against USA Powerlifting in state court in 2021 alleging claims of sex and sexual orientation discrimination under the Minnesota Human Rights Act (MHRA) against USAPL and Powerlifting Minnesota.

The lawsuit, which was filed through the Minnesota-based advocacy group Gender Justice, also alleged that Powerlifting Minnesota had aided and abetted sex and sexual orientation discrimination under the MHRA.

Cooper Was ‘Separated, Segregated’

Lawyers for the weightlifter said in the lawsuit (pdf) that Cooper began powerlifting in 2018 and “fell in love with the sport.”

“Ms. Cooper sees powerlifting as a way to find strength within herself and has found a home in the community of strong supportive women who come together around a shared love of sport,” the lawyers wrote.

It goes on to note that Cooper had been training to compete in the USAPL Minnesota State Bench Press Championship and the Minnesota Women’s State Championship in January and February 2019, respectively, but in December 2018, USAPL sent an email to the weightlifter, stating that Cooper could not compete because of Cooper’s transgender identity.

“USAPL then revoked her competition card, which means that she was not eligible to compete in future USAPL events,” the lawsuit states, referring to Cooper. “USAPL MN then went on to hold both championship events, at which all transgender women athletes were prohibited from competing.”

Diamond ultimately agreed with Cooper’s attorneys.

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/judge-rules-usa-powerlifting-must-allow-biological-male-compete-against-women

High Court dumps Facebook's challenge against prosecution over Cambridge Analytica privacy breaches

The High Court has refused to hear a challenge from Facebook, which argued it should not face prosecution for an alleged privacy breach that may have affected hundreds of thousands of Australians.

Key points:

Cambridge Analytica used Facebook to access data from almost 90 million users worldwide without their consent in 2014 and 2015

Facebook argues it was not responsible for privacy breaches in Australia as it had no business here at that time

The High Court revoked its earlier decision to hear Facebook's argument, meaning the social media giant's case will head back to the Federal Court

The social media giant's lawyers appeared before the court this morning to argue it was not responsible for the impact of the Cambridge Analytica scandal on its Australian users.

Australia's privacy watchdog is seeking to prosecute Facebook for providing allegedly unlawful access to the personal data of almost 90 milllion Facebook users worldwide — including some Australians — almost a decade ago.

In 2014, British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica helped develop software that went on to collect data from Facebook users without their knowledge or consent.

The software — a personality quiz — not only pull information from those who used it, but also gathered data from anyone who was connected to those users on Facebook.

In Australia, 53 people logged in to the online quiz, which is estimated to have exposed the data of up to 300,000 other Australians.

Cambridge Analytica later used this vast database to create psychological profiles and to target political messages during Donald Trump's 2016 United States presidential election campaign.

The Australian Information Commissioner (AIC) alleges that Facebook breached Australian privacy laws between March 12, 2014 and May 1, 2015.

Facebook had applied to the High Court to dismiss that case, arguing it should not face prosecution in this country because, at that time, it did not conduct a business within Australia, and had no personnel or premises.

That changed in 2018 — well after the alleged breaches — when the business established an Australian presence.

Facebook's argument 'irrelevant' after law change

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-07/high-court-dumps-facebooks-cambridge-analytica-challenge/102062516

Moira Shire Council sacked in wake of murder of Rick Devlin by Andrew Robert Paterson

A regional Victorian council will be sacked in the wake of the murder of a highly paid senior manager.

Key points:

The commission found there was "good reason" to believe Rick Devlin's murder was preventable

The report said that Andrew Robert Paterson was falsely accused of stealing kerosene from a council depot, sparking a chain of events that led to Mr Devlin's murder

The report also found numerous failures with the governance of the council and alleged there had been serious misconduct with procurement

This afternoon Minister for Local Government Melissa Horne introduced a bill to dismiss Moira Shire Council following a report from a commission of inquiry she received late last month.

"The findings of the report are deeply concerning," she said.

The commission's report suggested the murder of Moira Shire Council manager of operations Rick Devlin in August 2021 could have been avoided.

Andrew Robert Paterson pleaded guilty to murdering Mr Devlin in the Supreme Court last year.

"The commission considers that there is good reason to think that this catastrophic event may have been preventable," the report said.

"Mr Paterson, the employee who murdered Mr Devlin, was set up by his co-workers at the depot and stood down in November 2019 following a false allegation of the theft of a small quantity of kerosene."

The commission found there had been a long-standing practice of council depot employees who worked with tar taking kerosene home to clean their shoes, clothes and cars.

The report said the allegation of theft was not substantiated but was deeply resented by Mr Paterson, who did not return to work after November 2019 and was on WorkCover from January 2020.

Mr Paterson requested a voluntary redundancy, which was rejected.

"Had these events not occurred, it is questionable whether the subsequent course of events would have transpired," the report said.

The commission referred the evidence relevant to the murder to the state coroner.

The commission's investigation of the shire's governance found a litany of failures, including dysfunctional leadership and conflicts of interest.

It found governance of the council had been steadily eroding over most of the last decade, and that a full and transparent external audit was needed.

The report also alleged serious misconduct in procurement.

In June 2017, the report said, the council's facilities maintenance coordinator allegedly directed that more than $500,000 of work be given to an Albury-based company that employed his son, without tendering of obtaining numerous quotes.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-03-07/moira-shire-council-sacked-in-wake-of-murder-of-rick-devlin/102062528