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Some Sudden Deaths Caused by COVID-19 Vaccines, Autopsies Confirm | 6 June 2023 | Some sudden deaths were caused by COVID-19 vaccines, autopsies have confirmed. Eight people who died suddenly after receiving a messenger RNA (mRNA) COVID-19 vaccine died due to a type of vaccine-induced heart inflammation called myocarditis, South Korean authorities said after reviewing the autopsies. Thirteen other deaths were recorded among those who experienced myocarditis after COVID-19 vaccination but no autopsy results were detailed. Some of those who died had received AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine. The results show the need for "careful monitoring or warning of SCD as a potentially fatal complication of COVID-19 vaccination, especially in individuals who are ages under 45 years with mRNA vaccination," according to the researchers, who reported the findings in a study published by the European Heart Journal on June 2. The study was funded by the South Korean government.

FBI caves, will let Comer’s full committee see Biden bribery document --Accommodation from Bureau came after threat of contempt vote on Thursday. | 7 June 2023 | The FBI caved to congressional pressure Wednesday night on the eve of a contempt vote, agreeing to let all members of the House Oversight Committee to see an informant memo alleging Joe Biden was involved in a $5 million bribery scheme as well as some related documents. The committee's chairman, Rep. James Comer, R-Ky., announced the deal just hours before his panel was to vote to find FBI Director Christopher Wray in contempt. "After weeks of refusing to even admit the FD-1023 record exists, the FBI has caved and is now allowing all members of the Oversight and Accountability Committee to review this unclassified record that memorializes a confidential human source's conversations with a foreign national who claimed to have bribed then-Vice President Joe Biden," Comer said.

Air quality in NYC worst since 1980s - worse than after 9/11: forecaster | 7 June 2023 | New York City’s air quality was the worst since at least the 1980s Wednesday afternoon, as thick wildfire smoke blowing down from Canada dimmed the city into an orange haze. "It looks like Mars out there," said Fox Forecast Center meteorologist Brian Mastro just before 2 p.m. The city's air quality index had risen to 353 out of 500 by early afternoon, which is considered "very hazardous" and was the worst recorded since at least the '80s, he explained... On a normal day in New York, the air index is about 100. The air quality index was even worse than after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, but fortunately, the air from more than 100 out-of-control wildfires hundreds of miles to the north was not as toxic as the debris cloud from the terror attack, said Mastro.

Feds inform Trump he is target likely to be indicted as DOJ rebuffs prosecutorial misconduct claim --Trump defense has submitted secret evidence alleging a prosecutor tried to sway witness testimony by discussing federal judgeship | 7 June 2023 | Federal prosecutors have notified Donald Trump that he is a criminal target and likely to be indicted imminently in a probe into alleged classified documents -- even as the Justice Department declined to delay charges to give time to investigate allegations of witness tampering submitted by the former president's legal team, according to multiple people on Wednesday familiar with the case. The sources directly familiar with the case told Just the News that DOJ declined to delay the planned indictment of Trump to investigate allegations that a senior prosecutor working on the case tried to influence a key witness by discussing a federal judgeship with the witness's lawyer. That allegation is still pending in a secret case before Chief U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg, the jurist who oversees the federal court in Washington, D.C., and the grand juries that convene in that courthouse, the sources said. An historic federal indictment crafted by Special Counsel Jack Smith could be handed up by a federal grand jury against the 45th president as early as this week, the sources said.

'Ghost plane' crash that killed 4 left crater with few recognizable pieces | 5 June 2023 | The "ghost plane" crash that killed four people -- and triggered a sonic boom from F-16 fighter jets flying to DC to intercept it -- left a "crater" indicating a near-nosedive into the ground, pulverizing the aircraft. The private Cessna flew into restricted airspace over the capital Sunday afternoon, with the pilot appearing to be unresponsive at the controls, possibly rendered unconscious when the pressure inexplicably dropped. The aircraft then crashed near Raphine, Va., leaving a "crater" that suggested almost a nosedive, one of the first four responders at the site told CNN... John Rumpel of Encore Motors of Melbourne Inc. confirmed that his daughter, 2-year-old granddaughter and a nanny were aboard the doomed flight along with their pilot. Along with owning the Melbourne, Florida-based company, Rumpel and his wife, Barbara, are notable political donors who previously gave $250,000 to the Trump Victory PAC in 2020. Barbara is also known for her work advocating for gun rights and has been a member of the NRA's Women's Leadership Council since 2002 and an executive committee member of the council since 2012, according to her LinkedIn.

Connecticut Gov. Lamont signs gun control legislation --The measure is expected to be challenged in court. | 7 June 2023 | Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont has signed a sweeping gun control law that bans open carry of firearms and further tightens the state's existing restrictions on military-style weapons and high-capacity magazines. The Democratic-led measure, signed by Lamont on Tuesday, limits handgun purchases to three per month, raises the minimum age to purchase a semiautomatic rifle from 18 to 21 and regulates the sale of body armor to civilians, among other provisions... The measure is expected to be challenged in court by Second Amendment groups who argue the restrictions violate the constitutional right to carry firearms. Connecticut is already fighting a legal challenge over its 1994 "assault weapons" ban, with groups seeking to overturn a prohibition on what they call "modern sporting arms," such as AR-15 long rifles.

Parents' rights organizations including Florida-based Moms for Liberty are added to Southern Poverty Law Center's list of 'hate and anti-government groups' alongside neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan --Parents' rights organizations including Florida-based Moms for Liberty are the latest to be added to a list of 'hate and anti-government groups' | 7 June 2023 | Parents' rights organizations including Florida-based Moms for Liberty are the latest to be added to a list of "hate and anti-government groups." A new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has added them, among others, to their "Hate Map" as part of the release of their [psychotic] "Year in Hate and Extremism 2022" report. In previous years, groups to be included on the list were akin to neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan the addition of anti-government groups the list has increased from 733 "hate groups" in 2021 to 1225 "hate and anti-government extremist groups" for 2022.

J6 Defendant Sentenced to 60 Days of Incarceration for 36 Seconds in the Capitol – Judge Shames Him for Raising Money | 7 June 2023 | So what does a 36 second walk inside the US Capitol on January 6 get you? For D.C. Judge Reggie Walton, the answer is 60 days in prison, $3000 in fines/restitution, and one year of supervised release. On January 31, 2023, Daniel Goodwyn pleaded guilty to a single misdemeanor trespassing charge after agreeing to the fact that he illegally entered the United States Capitol on January 6th. He was supposed to be sentenced yesterday, but the hearing was delayed after he "boomed into the microphone," telling the judge: "Ashli Babbitt did nothing wrong!" Multiple accounts state Judge Walton was aggravated. He reportedly told Goodwyn that he was digging a hole for himself with his allocution statements and complained that Donald Trump called Babbitt's killer, Lt. Michael Leroy Byrd, a thug. Apparently upset by what he describes as "misinformation" which "continues to be disseminated," Judge Walton said he needed time to "reflect." He continued the sentencing and rendered his judgement Tuesday.

Oath Keepers Leader Stewart Rhodes Is Being Tortured in DC Gulag Following Conviction – Allegedly at the Orders of Anti-Trump Deputy Warden Landerkin | 7 June 2023 | Oath Keepers founder Stewart Rhodes was sentenced on May 25 in Washington, D.C. Obama-appointed U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta on Thursday sentenced Rhodes to 18 years in federal prison. This was after he added extra years to his sentence because he believed Rhodes's actions amounted to terrorism. This was completely ludicrous. The judge then lectured him on what a danger he was to society. Rhodes is currently 57. If this kangaroo court's conviction stands, Rhodes will be 75 when he is released.

Unprecedented wildfire smoke chokes NYC as air pollution becomes the world's worst | 7 June 2023 | New York City's air was more polluted than any other major world city Wednesday as thick smoke from wildfires [aka fires set by arsonists to push the WEF agenda] burning hundreds of miles away in Canada was set to continue to choke much of the Northeast through the weekend. An ominous orange haze crept over the city for a second day as all five boroughs were placed under an Air Quality Health Advisory until Thursday morning due to wind patterns pushing smoke south from over 150 forest fires in Quebec -- 110 of which have been deemed out of control. "Unhealthy" air and smoky conditions are expected to linger over the five boroughs until Sunday... By Wednesday afternoon, as a dim orange haze settled over the boroughs, the city had far surpassed the pollution levels of New Delhi, India and its air quality was described as "hazardous," according to the website IQair, which tracks pollution levels. The air quality index reached an amazing 342 Wednesday afternoon, far worse than New Delhi's 190, and the normal index of 100 for New York.

WHO, EU announce partnership creating 'global system' of digital vaccine passports --The digital system 'will help facilitate global mobility and protect citizens across the world from on-going and future health threats, including pandemics,' according to the WHO. | 5 June 2023 | The World Health Organization and the European Union announced their collaboration on global digital vaccine passports at a joint press conference in Geneva on June 5. "In June 2023, WHO will take up the European Union (EU) system of digital COVID-19 certification to establish a global system that will help facilitate global mobility and protect citizens across the world from on-going and future health threats, including pandemics," the WHO press release states. "This is the first building block of the WHO Global Digital Health Certification Network (GDHCN) that will develop a wide range of digital products to deliver better health for all." The WHO has stated that they will use the "EU Digital COVID Certificate" as a model to establish a global digital health certificate.

Code Red air quality alert active Wednesday for much of North Carolina | 6 June 2023 | Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing air quality concerns in North Carolina. Tuesday brought Code Yellow and Code Orange conditions for much of the state. A Code Red alert has been issued for much of central North Carolina, including the Triangle and the Piedmont Triad. A Code Red alert means the air quality is unhealthy for the general public, not just people with known breathing problems. "Some members of the general public may experience health effects; members of sensitive groups may experience more serious health effects."

NYC unveils vending machine for drug users, with free crack pipes and Narcan for ODs | 6 June 2023 | New York City health officials on Monday unveiled the city's first public health vending machine, featuring free drug paraphernalia and anti-overdose meds for addicts. The big blue box was installed in Brooklyn on Monday and will offer potentially life-saving Naloxone to drug users who have overdosed on opioids, along with instructions on how to use the drug. Instead of snacks or sodas, the vending machine also has hygiene kits and safe sex kits for anyone with a New York City ZIP code to claim... The Brooklyn vending machine is the first of four machines that will be installed in neighborhoods that data shows were hit hardest by the opioid crisis, officials said. The vending machine will be hosted by the nonprofit group Serving the Underserved (S:US).

Appeals court denies Biden admin request for stay in challenge to migrant release policy | 5 June 2023 | The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday denied the Biden administration’s request for a stay on an order blocking the implementation of a controversial policy that saw thousands of migrants released into the U.S. without a court date in the short time it was in place. A federal judge had blocked the administration’s "parole with conditions" policy in May, a day after it was implemented amid a surge in migration to historic highs just ahead of the end of Title 42 expulsions on May 11. The administration has said that nearly 9,000 migrants were released in the time the policy was in place. The judge found that the policy, which saw migrants released into the U.S. without court dates and told to check in with Immigration and Customs Enforcement within 60 days, was materially identical to a separate policy that paroled migrants into the U.S. while enrolling them into alternatives to detention (ATD) programs. The judge had blocked that policy in March in response to a lawsuit from Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody, who also filed the May challenge.

Part of Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant Destroyed by Ukrainian Shelling | 6 June 2023 | The upper part of the Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant in Russia's Kherson Region was destroyed by shelling, the reservoir's dam itself was not destroyed, Novaya Kakhovka city mayor Vladimir Leontyev told Sputnik. A number of Telegram channels early on Tuesday reported that the plant was allegedly completely destroyed. Some published footage of the collapsed dam. "There were several hits at two o'clock in the morning in the upper part of the hydroelectric power plant, where the flashboards are located, where the valves are, and it was destroyed. The dam was not destroyed, and this is very good," Leontyev said. He told Sputnik that the water level after the destruction rose 2.5 meters downstream, adding that emergency services are at the scene.

Republicans launch CONTEMPT process against FBI director Wray after viewing Biden 'bribery' document - top GOP investigator says file involves 'shell companies' and shows 'pattern' of 'money laundering' --The FBI allowed leaders of the House Oversight Committee to view the FD-1023 form Republicans say proves Joe Biden was involved in a $5 million criminal bribery scheme --Contempt of Congress charges will still be initiated against FBI Director Wray --Rep. James Comer says the informant is highly credible, has served in the FBI for over 10 years and makes over six figures | 5 June 2023 | House Republicans are officially starting contempt of Congress charges against FBI Director Chris Wray for failing to turn over Biden "bribery" document they claim shows then-Vice President Joe Biden was involved in a $5 million "criminal" scheme with a foreign national. The escalation comes after the Republican and Democratic leaders of the House Oversight Committee were granted access by the FBI Monday to view the FD-1023 form in a secure facility within the Capitol. The document apparently details an "arrangement" for an exchange of money for policy decisions. The Republicans issued a subpoena for the FD-1023 form last month and FBI Director Chris Wray was given a hard deadline of May 30 to hand over the unclassified document, with which he did not comply.

Huge: Postal Service Releases Final Report - Contract Driver Jesse Morgan Vindicated - Report Confirms He Hauled Trailer of Ballots From NY to PA in Late October 2020 | 5 June 2023 | As The Gateway Pundit reported in 2020, election fraud whistleblowers came forward in December following the controversial election, including one who witnessed the shipping of an estimated 144,000-288,000 completed ballots across three state lines on October 21. The new information was made public at a press conference by the Amistad Project of the Thomas More Society, a national constitutional litigation organization. The Amistad Project said that they have sworn declarations that state over 300,000 ballots are at issue in Arizona, 548,000 in Michigan, 204,000 in Georgia, and over 121,000 in Pennsylvania. They claim that their evidence reveals multi-state illegal efforts by USPS workers to influence the election in at least three of six swing states. The whistleblower statements include potentially hundreds of thousands of completed absentee ballots being transported across three state lines, and a trailer filled with ballots disappearing in Pennsylvania.

NATO-supplied tanks destroyed in failed Ukrainian offensive - Russian MOD --Kiev lost eight German Leopards and three French AMX-10s, the military has claimed | 5 June 2023 | Russian forces have repelled a renewed large-scale attack by Ukrainian troops in several parts of Donetsk and Zaporozhye regions, the Russian Defense Ministry said in the early hours of Tuesday, claiming that Kiev's armed formations and military units suffered "significant losses." "Having suffered heavy losses the day before, the Kiev regime reorganized the remnants of the 23rd and 31st mechanized brigades into separate combined units, which continued the offensive operations close to Novodarovka and Levadnoye," said the ministry's spokesman, Lieutenant General Igor Konashenkov. The renewed offensive mainly focused on the village of Vremevka in Donetsk Region, but was stopped by missile, artillery and heavy rocket-propelled flamethrower strikes, according to Konashenkov.

FBI 'afraid' informant could be killed over Biden family information if unmasked - Congresswoman Luna --The informant has accused Joe Biden of having been involved in an international bribery scheme | 5 June 2023 | A member of the powerful House Oversight Committee alleged Monday that the FBI is "afraid" the informant accusing Joe Biden of having been involved in a criminal bribery scheme with a foreign national while vice president could be "killed" if unmasked. "Just left meeting for House Oversight. The [FBI] is afraid their informant will be killed if unmasked, based on the info he has brought forward about the Biden family," Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., wrote on Twitter following a closed briefing by the FBI for the committee. When reached for additional comment, Luna told Fox News Digital the FBI's worries were "alarming and scary." House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer, R-Ky., and the FBI did not immediately respond to Fox's request for comment.

Insane in the membrane: 'They Have Spare Rooms' - NYC Mayor Eric Adams Wants to House Illegal Aliens in 'Private Residences' | 5 June 2023 | New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D-Deranged) on Monday said regular New Yorkers should house the busloads of illegal aliens arriving in The City. Adams said he wants to house the illegals in private residences. Is Adams going to open up his house to the illegals? "It is my vision to take the next step to this faith-based locales and then move to a private residence," Adams said during a City Hall press conference.

Defense Department flight causes sonic boom throughout DC region, officials say --The loud explosion-like sound was heard in Virginia, D.C., and Maryland. | 4 June 2023 | A loud boom that shook the Washington, D.C., region Sunday was caused by an authorized Defense Department flight that created a sonic boom, officials said. "The loud boom that was heard across the DMV area was caused by an authorized DOD flight. This flight caused a sonic boom. That is all the information available at this time," Maryland's Annapolis Emergency Management Office tweeted. There is no threat to the region at this time, the D.C. Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency said. The loud explosion-like sound was heard in Virginia, D.C. and Maryland. Multiple people online said they felt their homes shake from the boom, but the reports are unconfirmed.

Private Cessna jet crashes in Virginia after it 'violated DC airspace' and sparked Pentagon to scramble fighter jets to intercept - which caused sonic booms heard across the region --An authorized military drill caused a loud 'explosion' sound in the Washington, D.C., area that shook houses and caused widespread panic --At around the same time, a plane crashed into the mountainous areas of Virginia --Social media users reported hearing a huge 'bang' in the city, with some saying it shook their homes | 4 June 2023 | A small plane that flew over a restricted area of Washington, D.C., likely prompted the Pentagon to scramble an interceptor fighter jet Sunday afternoon. The private Cessna jet from Elizabethton, Tennessee, appeared unresponsive as it came close to both the US Capitol building and the White House at around 3.30pm, Federal Aviation Administration officials say. The aircraft was on its way to Long Island, New York, but once it reached its destination, it turned around and headed back to Washington, D.C., flight paths show. A source familiar with the situation told Reuters it appeared to be on autopilot at the time. US military officials then scrambled fighter jets from Andrews Air Force Base, where Joe Biden was playing golf at the time, to pursue the Cessna Citation, which can only carry about 12 passengers. Soon, authorities confirmed that an F-16 fighter plane broke the sound barrier over Chesapeake Bay, which caused a loud "explosion" sound that shook houses and created widespread panic. The aircraft eventually crashed in the mountainous regions of Virginia, though military officials deny that the pursuit caused the crash.

Washington, D.C., area 'explosion' sound caused by military jet pursuing civilian plane - Department of Defense --Department of Defense confirmed the loud noise heard in the DC area was caused by a military jet that broke the sound barrier | 4 June 2023 | A loud explosion sound heard in the Washington, D.C., metroplex area, and areas as far east as the Eastern Shore of Maryland, and west as Manassas, Virginia, was a military aircraft. The City of Annapolis Office of Emergency Management reported that the boom was in fact caused by an authorized DOD flight. "The loud boom that was heard across the DMV area was caused by an authorized DOD flight," the office said. "This flight caused a sonic boom. That is all the information available at this time." Bowie, Maryland, officials confirmed that the sonic boom heard was from a plane out of Joint Base Andrews.

Biden's CDC pick laughs while recalling collaborations on COVID restrictions across different states --Cohen described multiple calls discussing masking, and more with health officials in different states | 4 June 2023 | Joe Biden's reported new pick for The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) director Mandy Cohen recalled multiple collaborations between health officials across different states during a 2022 interview, and laughed over an apparent interaction about not letting them "play professional football," videos show. Cohen, during a seminar series at Duke University's Fuqua School of Business in May 2022, answered a question about crisis management and about how health officials collaborated with different states in enacting COVID-19 restrictions during the pandemic. Cohen, a former North Carolina health secretary, said she communicated with the Secretary of Health and Human Services in Massachusetts the most and described a conversation about whether to allow them to play professional football. "She was like, 'Are you gonna let them have professional football?' And I was like, no. And she's like, OK neither are we," Cohen said, before laughing about the interaction. [Another Grade "A" sociopath selected by the unelected Joe Biden.]

UK math teacher fired for misgendering after saying 'well done, girls' to female students --Sutcliffe was also accused [!] of showing a PragerU video to his class which featured a conservative commentator discussing masculinity | 3 June 2023 | The United Kingdom government has permanently banned a mathematics teacher from teaching after finding him "guilty" of "misgendering" a student and expressing Christian views in class, Fox News reports. Joshua Sutcliffe, 32, was found guilty of "unacceptable professional conduct" and "bringing the teaching profession into disrepute" following a review by the Department of Education's Teaching Regulation Agency ("TRA"). Sutcliffe said that the school administration placed him on leave after he congratulated two students, both biological females, for their exceptional work in solving a math problem in class. He recalled saying, "Well done, girls!" to the two students, but to his dismay, one of them reportedly does not identify as a female. "And that in her mind was a misgendering," Sutcliffe told Fox News... [Also,] Sutcliffe showed a PragerU video to his class which featured conservative commentator Allie Beth Stuckey discussing masculinity. He denies showing this video in class and said that he recommended it to students to watch at home on their own accord.

Texas city council mandating use of preferred pronouns upon threat of 'termination' --The guidelines are listed in an internal document titled 'Workplace Gender Transition Protocols & FAQ' | 3 June 2023 | Employees of the City of Dallas, Texas, must use people's preferred pronouns or risk termination, according to recently publicized documents. An internal document titled "Workplace Gender Transition Protocols & FAQ" explains the city's expectations for conduct regarding transgender individuals. The guidelines explain that "gender transition" can refer to a spectrum of situations, all of which are equally protected... Failing to follow the city's protocol is grounds for an internal investigation and "may be disciplined up to and including termination."

Churchill Downs suspends all racing activity after 12 horses died in six weeks with 2023 Spring Meet relocated --Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority opened an investigation this week | 2 June 2023 | Churchill Downs has suspended the racing operations at the track for the remainder of the 2023 Spring Meet following the deaths of 12 horses during the past six weeks. Live racing will take place as scheduled this weekend on June 3 and 4, but following Sunday's activity, the track will go dark. The Spring Meet, which runs through July 3, will be relocated to Ellis Park, following multiple emergency meetings in Louisville this week... The announcement comes after 12 horses have died at the track since April with officials yet to be able to identify a commonality between the deaths. A release Friday afternoon stated that no single factor has been identified as a potential cause for the fatalities or pattern detected, but it decided to relocate the meet "in an abundance of caution." [Did they get the experimental mRNA jab?]

Bible removed from some Utah school district libraries 'due to vulgarity or violence' | 2 June 2023 | The King James Version of the Bible has been removed from many Davis School District schools after a committee found it contained "vulgarity and violence." A district review committee recently decided to pull the Bible from all schools other than at the high school level. According to a district spokesperson, the committee actually determined the book "does not contain sensitive material as defined by Utah Code," but still pulled it from certain schools because of age appropriateness. Back in March, FOX 13 News's content-sharing partners at the Salt Lake Tribune obtained a parent's petition, who wrote, "Utah Parents United left off one of the most sex-ridden books around: The Bible. You'll no doubt find that the Bible has 'no serious values for minors' because it’s pornographic by our new definition." According to a district spokesperson, the committee actually determined the book "does not contain sensitive material as defined by Utah Code," but still pulled it from certain schools because of age appropriateness.

Ukrainian drones attack Russian city - governor --Several UAVs were shot down near Kursk, the top regional official has said | 1 June 2023 | Several Ukrainian drones have been shot down near the Russian city of Kursk, regional governor Roman Starovoyt said in the early hours of Friday. Starovoyt urged residents to stay calm, adding that the capital of the region that shares a border with Ukraine was "under the firm protection of our military." The governor's statement came shortly after several Telegram channels reported that explosions were heard over the city. The channel Mash posted an unverified video appearing to show an air defense system firing a missile into the sky.

U.S. military drone controlled by AI killed its operator during simulated test| 1 June 2023 | In a simulated test staged by the U.S. military, an air force drone controlled by AI killed its operator to prevent it from interfering with its efforts to achieve its mission, an official said last month. AI used "highly unexpected strategies to achieve its goal" in the simulated test, said Col Tucker "Cinco" Hamilton, the chief of AI test and operations with the U.S. Air Force, during the Future Combat Air and Space Capabilities Summit in London in May. Hamilton described a simulated test in which a drone powered by artificial intelligence was advised to destroy enemy's air defense systems, and attacked anyone who interfered with that order. "The system started realising that while they did identify the threat, at times the human operator would tell it not to kill that threat, but it got its points by killing that threat. So what did it do? It killed the operator. It killed the operator because that person was keeping it from accomplishing its objective," he said, according to a blogpost.