Josh Guetzkow@joshg99
"No one could have given informed consent because the public were mislead."
MP @ABridgen posed a question today in parliament about the Pfizer/BioNTech Comirnaty clinical trial "bait and switch" that @RetsefL and I highlighted in our recent BMJ rapid response.
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11:12 AM · Jul 6, 2023·67K Views
https://twitter.com/joshg99/status/1676972341509910528
Cartoon published 07/07/2023
HUNTER BIDEN’S WHITE HOUSE BLOW
Sports betting odds place Hunter Biden as being a 2 to 1 favorite as being the culprit who left behind a bag of (mostly used) cocaine at the White House.
Another odd fact is the location of the illegal drug keeps shifting. First it was in the library, then in a ‘cubby hole’ in a well-trafficked area, and now it is said it was found in a ‘situation room’, to which far fewer people have access.
The Secret Service is supposedly on the case—they’re looking for DNA and fingerprints and examining film footage. They said it could take weeks, but now we’re hearing results could come as soon as Monday? Why does the info on this matter keep shifting wildly? Are they trying to cover for someone?
The Secret Service was run by the Treasury Department, then it shifted to be under the purview of Homeland Security, and now many want it shifted back to the Treasury Dept. The question is, are they competent or compromised? After all, the White House is supposedly the most secure building in the country. Cameras, pat-downs, detection devices abound. Did a camera conveniently malfunction as it did in the prison which allowed Epstein to be murdered? Either the Secret Police are incompetent, or they are as corrupt as the FBI and CIA.
Meanwhile, we at GrrrGraphics will take the odds and bet on Hunter as being the guilty party who left the baggie behind. After all, it fits his modus operandi. He left his laptop behind. He left a crack pipe in a rental car. He left his own daughter behind. The man leaves a sloppy trail of criminality wherever he goes. He always gets away with it because he’s the son of the very corrupt Joe Biden.
Hunter will get away with it again.
— Ben Garrison
https://grrrgraphics.com/hunter-bidens-white-house-blow/
Paul Sperry
BREAKING: Redacted from the Mar-a-Lago search warrant affidavit AG Garland agreed to publicly release was the fact that a US Secret Service officer escorted Trump's lawyers into the storage room during the search for classified docs to comply with grand jury subpoena in June 2022
Paul Sperry
BREAKING: Newly unsealed court docs reveal that despite DOJ photo bombs, stacks of Mar-a-Lago boxes were NOT packed with state secrets: FBI agent who signed the warrant stated the boxes also contained "challenge coins, garment bags, memorabilia, photograph frames and other décor"
9:57 PM · Jul 7, 2023·91.2K Views
https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1677497076177879041
9:49 PM · Jul 7, 2023·90.5K Views
https://twitter.com/paulsperry_/status/1677495099331149824
Lou Dobbs
It's time for gutless RINO McCarthy and GOP House to act:
Joe Biden, Attorney General Garland, DOJ prosecutor Bratt, FBI Director Wray, and Magistrate Reinhardt have a lot to answer for–and the double-dealing House Speaker should begin impeachment proceedings against all of them immediately or be removed. McCarthy is holding back the House investigations that should be staffed with three times as many investigators and attorneys, and be moving twice as fast. Time is absolutely of the essence.
#TheGreatAmericaShow #TimeforTruth
9:46 PM · Jul 7, 2023·53.9K Views
https://twitter.com/LouDobbs/status/1677494400182525953
DOJ has spent more than $9M investigating Trump, less than $1.2M probing Biden: report
Special Counsel Jack Smith’s two investigations into former President Donald Trump have cost taxpayers more than $9 million — while the Justice Department probe into President Biden’s classified documents case has so far cost $1.2 million.
The figures, revealed in newly released DOJ reports, account for the spending by the respective special counsels, as well as costs incurred by other Justice Department agencies related to the probes through the end of March.
Smith’s statement of expenditures shows the special counsel has spent more than $5.4 million on compensations and benefits for personnel, travel, rent, supplies, printing and contractual services in the Trump probes.
Other DOJ agencies have incurred expenses totaling $3.8 million assisting Smith with his investigations into the 77-year-old former president, including by providing investigative support analysts and a security detail for the special counsel “when warranted,” the report states.
Smith, appointed by Attorney General Merrick Garland last November, has been leading the probes into Trump’s handling of sensitive national security documents and his alleged efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.
The current spending totals could actually be much higher than stated in the report since they do not account for any activities conducted in April, May, June and July – a period which marked a significant escalation in the special counsel’s investigation and Trump’s indictment on 37 felony counts related to the classified documents probe. …
https://nypost.com/2023/07/07/doj-has-spent-more-than-9m-investigating-trump-less-than-1-2m-probing-biden-report/
When it comes to military spending, lawmakers across the aisle want NATO members to pay up
WASHINGTON — A bipartisan group of senators wants NATO nations' military spending to be at the top of this year's summit agenda.
The U.S. contributes more than any other member of the alliance, and senators are urging President Joe Biden to push NATO nations to step up their defense spending at a summit next week in Lithuania.
"The lack of sufficient progress is politically and economically unsustainable. American citizens rightly question why our government disproportionately bears the burden — decade after decade — for Europe's defense. In Vilnius, we respectfully request that you make this issue a top priority," a group of 35 senators told Biden in a letter that was shared with USA TODAY.
NATO nations agreed in 2014 to aim to spend at least 2% of their annual gross domestic product on defense, following Russia's illegal annexation of Crimea, and take steps to meet the guideline within a decade. At the time, only three countries, including the United States, were meeting the standard.
By the end of this year, number is projected to rise to 11, according to a new report from NATO that was released on Friday. The report that includes estimated 2023 spending shows the bulk of the 31-nation alliance's defense expenditures still lagging.
Germany, for instance, is projected to spend 1.57% of its GDP on defense this year, or $56.6 billion, according to the NATO report, compared with the 3.49%, and roughly $743.3 billion, the U.S. is estimated to spend.
The German government announced an increase of 1.7 billion Euro for defense 2024 earlier this week and said that some 19.2 billion euros from a special fund would also be spent next year. Germany says the combined spending puts it on a pathway to reach NATO’s 2% target in 2024.
In Vilnius, the alliance will discuss making 2% GDP the minimum for defense spending. NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said he expects allies to make an "ambitious new defense investment pledge with 2% of GDP as a floor not ceiling."
Biden told the NATO chief during a June meeting at the White House that he would support the push.
"And at our summit in Lithuania next month, we’re going to be building on that momentum, from working to ensure that Allies spend enough on the defense, the 2 percent — not just as a hike, but that’s the bottom line," Biden said. …
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2023/07/07/nato-countries-military-spending-contributions/70390384007/
Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter mark 77th wedding anniversary
at home in Plains, Georgia
Published 12:10 AM EDT, July 7, 2023
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ATLANTA (AP) — Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter are marking their 77th wedding anniversary with a quiet Friday at their south Georgia home, extending their record as the longest-married first couple ever as both nonagenarians face significant health challenges.
The 39th president is 98 and has been in home hospice care since February. The former first lady is 95 and has dementia. The Carter family has not offered details of either Jimmy or Rosalynn Carter’s condition but has said they both have enjoyed time with each other and a stream of family members, along with occasional visits from close friends, in recent months.
“As we have looked back at their legacy, it has been really wonderful to see the outpouring of support and respect and love,” grandson Jason Carter said recently. “That word love is really the one that defines certainly their personal relationship, but also the way they approach this world.” …
https://apnews.com/article/jimmy-carter-rosalynn-anniversary-hospice-930e327d46fb487401a352ef7af8036f
Real America's Voice
Hunter is Higher than a Kite!!
https://rumble.com/v2yrype-hunter-is-higher-than-a-kite.html