Masked NIH Employees Storm Out Of Meeting After Director Bhattacharya Questions Agency's Role In COVID-19 Origins

Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), sparked a mass walkout of NIH employees after suggesting that COVID-19 may have originated from a Wuhan lab and that NIH helped fund it.

During a staff town hall meeting on Monday, Bhattacharya told NIH employees, “It’s possible that the pandemic was caused by research conducted by human beings, and it’s also possible that the NIH partly sponsored that research.”

That comment prompted dozens of NIH employees to walk out of the meeting.

As the NIH employees, some wearing masks, stormed out of the meeting, Bhattacharya called after them, “Nice to have free speech. You’re welcome, you guys.”

Bhattacharya told the remaining employees, “If it’s true that we sponsored research that caused the pandemic — and if you look at polls of the American people, that’s what most people believe, and I’ve looked at the scientific evidence and I believe it — [then] what we have to do is make sure that we don’t engage in research that is any risk…to human populations.”

The U.S. has faced growing scrutiny for the NIH’s participation in controversial virus manipulation experiments at the Wuhan Institute of Virology where the FBI and CIA both believe the COVID-19 virus originated.

As the new director of NIH, Bhattacharya has also faced a $2.7 billion cut in funding from the federal government as well as the layoffs of more than 1,200 staff members.

Bhattacharya has argued that the cuts are necessary since, “There’s been a line of research supported by the NIH that I don’t actually fundamentally believe is scientific and that is ideological in nature.”

The new NIH director became well known during the pandemic for his support of the Great Barrington Declaration, which called for ending lockdowns for all but the most vulnerable.

https://amgreatness.com/2025/05/21/nih-director-questions-agencys-role-in-covid-19-origins-sparks-mass-employee-walkout/

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race bait

Trained and Sponsored by France, the 155th Ukrainian Mechanized Brigade ‘Anne de Kyiv’ Is Under Investigation for Corruption, Embezzlement and Mass Desertion

A brigade idealized by French President Emmanuel Macron and Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky, trained and equipped in France, has become an endless source of scandal.

Ukrainian and French media report on the mass desertion in the 155th Ukrainian mechanized brigade ‘Anne de Kyiv’, where almost a quarter has deserted.

Le Figaro reported (translated from the French):

“This unit was intended to be a successful combat force of the Ukrainian army. But since its deployment to the front, it has been multiplying controversies over equipment shortages, including drones, and mass abandonment of posts among its soldiers.

The Ukrainian army announced on Tuesday, May 20, 2025, that it was launching an inspection of the “Anne of Kiev” brigade, trained and equipped by France to support Ukraine in the face of the Russian invasion, but which has been at the heart of scandals concerning embezzlement and desertions for months.”

The brigade was hailed by Macron and Zelensky as ‘a symbol of military cooperation between Kyiv and Paris’.

Ukrainian magazine Ukrainska Pravda revealed on Monday (19) that Colonel Tarass Maksimov was involved in a case of false payments and extortion of money from his troops.

“The brigade is also facing some 1,200 abandonments of posts, while its numbers include less than 5,000 soldiers, about half of whom were trained in France. ‘After the publication of the article in Ukrainska Pravda, I ordered an additional official inspection of the facts revealed by the journalists’, the commander of the ground forces Mykhailo Drapaty was quoted as saying by the newspaper.”

The ‘Anne of Kiev’ Brigade has been criticized since its deployment to the front, with the Ukrainian General Staff using its soldiers to ‘plug holes’ in other units.

“About 2,300 of the brigade’s soldiers were trained on French soil and equipped with French VAB transport vehicles, AMX-10 tanks and Caesar self-propelled guns, as well as ammunition and anti-aircraft and anti-tank missiles. Emmanuel Macron had visited the soldiers of the Ukrainian 155th Brigade in October 2024 during their training in France.”

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2025/05/trained-sponsored-france-155th-ukrainian-mechanized-brigade-anne/

>>23065430

kek

Australian State Media - Gov funded pushing this race baiting shit

How white nationalists infiltrated the wellness industry

The Mighty White Soap Company appears to be run out of a rural home in Michigan, in the US Midwest.

The marketing images they've posted online have an earthy, back-to-the-land appearance. Owls, antique fonts, and autumn leaves complete the quaint theme.

But to the right audience, the product names of Mighty White mean much more than they first appear. Take, for instance, one recent product called Day of the Rope Soap.

"There is a political manifesto written by an American neo-Nazi called The Turner Diaries that advocates what's called accelerationism: the idea that you can create enough low-level chaos as individual actors to destabilise a national government to the point that it collapses and white nationalists can fill the political void," Mark Hay, a freelance journalist covering extremism and niche subcultures tells ABC Radio National's Late Night Live.

"And in that novel, The Day of the Rope is the day that they execute all of the 'race traitors'… the people within the white community who worked against the supposed white interests."

Hay says Mighty White soaps are often named with references to far-right memes or tropes, or with openly racial names like its Caucasian Abrasion body scrub.

Mighty White is one of the companies that Hay has documented as part of a small but growing wellness subculture that uses ideas of purity, health and fitness to spread white nationalism. It's one of the oldest examples that he found, as it has been selling its soaps since 2015.

The connection between soap and white supremacy is cropping up all over the place, as Hay revealed in a major investigation for Al Jazeera published in February. He identified more than 20 companies in the US and United Kingdom that were active while reporting on the story from November 2022 to January this year.

He discovered hateful ideologies that have infiltrated the wellness movement and uncovered what they say about a new phase in white nationalism.

Soap and supremacy

Hay came across the story by chance while trying to learn more about white supremacist communities, researching in neo-Nazi forums and chat rooms. He had grown accustomed to mostly seeing "disaster prepper" or racist literature, but in recent years, a new type of post caught his attention.

"A few years ago I started seeing ads for soap, and it struck me as odd," he says.

"And I decided to look into it. And after a little bit of time, I realised … this is perfectly logical. It's new, but it's an extension of trends that have existed within white nationalism for decades."

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-22/white-nationalists-using-wellness-industry-to-spread-racism/105314926

Why do they get to vote?

Did high immigration WIN Anthony Albanese the election? Shocking claim emerges that Labor is 'importing future voters'

Indians vote 'overwhelmingly' Labor

An economist has linked Australia's population growth with a surge in support for Labor and described how the party is 'importing future voters' with its high immigration policy.

Australia hit a net overseas migration record of 528,000 in 2022-23, followed by 435,000 in 2023-24.

The Albanese government has forecast the rate for 2024-2025 to fall to 260,000 and then 225,000 the year after, although budget figures have consistently underestimated net migration numbers in the past.

The largest source of permanent migrants to Australia in 2023-24 was India, followed by China, the Philippines and Nepal.

Leith van Onselen, who is chief economist at MacroBusiness and previously worked at the Australian Treasury, has argued that the growing Indian community in Australia is a boon for Anthony Albanese.

Asked if there was any evidence that population growth had led to more support for the Labor government, Leith van Onselen told 2GB's Luke Grant, 'unfortunately there is'.

'There was a post-2022 election survey done by Carnegie and Dowman, and that showed that 58 per cent of the Indian community voted for Labor versus 34 per cent for the Coalition,' Mr van Onselen said.

'And the Indian community is now our largest immigration source.

'It seems that that community votes overwhelmingly for Labor.'

After this month's election, social media was flooded with videos of Indian students and migration agents 'celebrating wildly Labor's election victory, because they know that the Albanese government's a bit of a soft touch on immigration'.

'And obviously with Labor being re-elected, it lessens the chance of immigration cuts, it means more international students. So that community was obviously celebrating,' Mr van Onselen said.

'Labor is incentivised to maintain a high immigration policy because it's effectively importing future voters.'

He said it showed the Coalition had 'shot themselves in the foot' because much of the immigration to Australia over the past 20 years had happened under Coalition governments.

'They effectively imported a whole bunch of people who were then more likely to vote for Labor… They probably did it inadvertently.'

Peter Dutton made a series of policy backflips on immigration during the Coalition's failed election campaign.

Eventually, he vowed to cut net migration by 100,000 people to 160,000, based on the Albanese government's forecast of 260,000.

Mr van Onselen said monthly arrivals and departures data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics showed migration was trending up again.

About 188,000 permanent and long-term arrivals landed in Australia in the first quarter of 2025, he said.

'It looked like migration was coming down at the end of last year - it now looks like it's picked back up again.

'The whole housing equation in Australia just does not add up. We're fire-hosing in more and more people every year, we never have been able to build enough homes, and the government seems to wonder why we have this perpetual crisis.

'And it's primarily been driven by the federal government.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14733715/Leith-van-Onselen-immigration-Labor.html

>>23065517

July then don't trust the plan

“Once a government is committed to the principle of silencing the voice of opposition, it has only one way to go, and that is down the path of increasingly repressive measures, until it becomes a source of terror to all its citizens and creates a country where everyone lives in fear… If the Bill of Rights were to be broken down, all groups, even the most conservative, would be in danger from the arbitrary power of government.”—President Harry S. Truman (August 8, 1950)

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>>23065657

600-700 million lot of people asking where 600 milion people went

HITLER'S HANDLERS

"Team Antichrist" gave Hitler several different handlers, who included:

1. Max Warburg (until 1938);

2. Martin Bormann (who was at Hitler's side throughout WW2 and was a Triple Agent for DE, GB and RU); 3. Ernst Hanfstaengl;

3. William de Ropp;

4. Karl Mayr (in his 1961 autobiography, Sefton Delmer showed documents proving that Hitler received orders from Karl Mayr, who was almost certainly a Russian agent and probably a British agent too).

HITLER'S BOSSES

"Team Antichrist" gave Hitler many bosses, but his TOP THREE Zionist bosses in 1933-45 were: 1. Bernard Baruch.

1. Victor Rothschild.

2. The "holy" rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, who was the CHABAD leader in 1920-50

>>23065687

MI6-Tavistock controller shouting the following in an upper class British accent: "Just keep it simple, man; Give them feces-colored uniforms; Call them something like the NASTIES; and call their leader something that sounds like HITMAN! But for his first-name, make sure you choose the name ADOLF because that is JUST what Germans would call a TRAINED ATTACK DOG!"

>>23065706

>they simply lied to look big when they are actually small.

(Hitler's own British mentor); Arthur Balfour; Edward Grey; Edward VII; George V; Herbert Henry Asquith; Lionel Curtis; Alfred Milner; David Lloyd George; Edmond James de Rothschild; Alec Douglas-Home; Waldorf Astor; Victor Rothschild; Walter Rothschild; Winston Churchill; Kenneth Strong; Hartley Shawcross; HG Wells; Montagu Norman; Averell William Harriman; Siegmund George Warburg; John Wheeler-Bennett; John Jay McCloy; Alfred-Pritchard Sloan; Henri Wilhelm August Deterding; Thomas John Watson; Andrew William Mellon; Owen Daniel Young; Andrew McFadyean; George VI; Edward VIII; Max Warburg; John Jacob Astor; Max Aitken ("1st Baron Beaverbrook").

Hitler traded with the Western Zionist powers (US, GB, FR, NL) and directly with all the "Illuminati" consortia: IBM (Watson); Shipping (Onassis); Standard Oil (Rockefeller); De Beers for industrial diamonds required for gyroscopes (Rothschild, Windsor); DuPont Chemical (DuPont); General Motors (DuPont); the Bank of England (Rothschild, Windsor); Remington (DuPont); Brown Brothers Harriman (Bush); Ford Motor Corp (Ford); IG Farben of NYC (Rockefeller); Chase Bank (Rockefeller); Trade and Banking (Astor); JP Morgan; the JP-Morgan-affiliated First National Bank of NY; International Telephone and Telegraph (ITT Corp); Coca Cola Company; AT and T; British Cable and Wireless; Rolls Royce; Texas Company; Davis Oil Company; Sterling Products; RCA; Royal Dutch Shell (under Committee-of-300 member Henri Wilhelm August Deterding).

MAGA Think Tank Staffing Trump 2.0: America First Policy Institute

"How do we continue moving forward when we are no longer in the White House?"

Dubbed a White House-in-waiting during his exile, the America First Policy Institute now seems nearly like another White House campus – almost half of President Trump’s Cabinet is expected to address the AFPI policy summit this week in Washington, D.C.

The roster of speakers reflects not just the rising influence of the new think tank but also the stunning reversal in Republican political fortunes. AFPI was born from failure. After the 2020 election, founder and then-CEO Brooke Rollins was looking to salvage the “Trump 2.0” policy portfolio, the detailed plans for a second presidential term that never came, or rather, one that was delayed.

Her motivating question at the time: “How do we continue moving forward when we are no longer in the White House?” The answer will be on full display when assorted MAGA dignitaries kick off the summit Tuesday at the Kennedy Center by toasting “the America First Moment.” After decamping to a nearby Beltway hotel for the next two days, they will celebrate the crowning achievement of the young institute.

Over 86% of the 196 federal policies that AFPI drafted and recommended in 2022, while Republicans were still in the wilderness, have been advanced or enacted during the first 100 Days of the Trump administration, RealClearPolitics is first to report.

“President Trump has kept his promises. His administration’s speed and clarity in acting on these priorities is not just impressive, it’s historic,” said Greg Sindelar, who took over as interim CEO earlier this year. “The America First Agenda was always rooted in the needs of real people, not the whims of Washington. What we’re seeing now is the natural result of a movement that's aligned with the public, led by conviction, and governed with urgency.”

Some of the policies now implemented were already standard GOP boilerplate, like border security and economic deregulation, when AFPI made their recommendations. Others directly mirror institute white papers, like the plan to reclassify the employment status of thousands of civil servants, lay off large portions of the federal workforce, and remake the bureaucracy in Trump’s own image.

Known as “Schedule F,” the expansion of executive authority was an Institute brainchild. Its mastermind, a policy wonk named James Sherk, went with Trump into the White House. So did many of the AFPI staff, and while some in the beltway will quibble over who originated what policy idea, what is undeniable is that the Trump think tank maxed out the maxim that personnel is policy.

The AFPI people are everywhere in the White House and in key positions across the administration. By their count – and reported here for the first time – no less than 73 institute alumni now work for the president. The most prominent can be found seated next to Trump in the Cabinet Room.

https://realclearwire.com/articles/2025/05/19/maga_think_tank_staffing_trump_20_america_first_policy_institute.html