All of us, every single man, woman, and child on the face of the Earth were born with the same unalienable rights; to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. And, if the governments of the world can't get that through their thick skulls, then, regime change will be necessary.
The two MAGA loyalists now running the FBI admit now that they've seen the proof they do not think the first assassination attempt on President Donald Trump was part of a foreign plot.
Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino dropped the bombshell revelation this weekend that there is just no proof that would prove the conspiracy true.
Fox News host Maria Bartiromo pushed Bongino and FBI Director Kash Patel in their joint interview on Sunday on why Americans don't have more information about the assassination attempts against Trump.
Patel didn't want to comment on active investigations, but previewed that he and his deputy have learned a lot since getting into office earlier this year – including viewing all evidence and being briefed by officials on the attacks.
Bongino gave a more direct answer, claiming that there wasn't much to divulge.
'Are we going to be surprised at what you learned?' the Sunday Morning Futures moderator asked.
Bongino said: 'I'm not going to tell people what they want to hear. I'm going to tell you the truth. And whether you like it or not is up to you.'
He admitted that there was no 'there' there and said he and Patel were not given any 'logical, sensible reason' to believe that there was a larger plot at play in either of the two assassination attempts last year.
Quite an Administration you've got there. It'd be a shame if something were to happen to it.
Due to France's drug trafficking crisis, a large majority of French are in favor of the army being deployed into disadvantaged neighborhoods in problematic neighborhoods in France, including 80 percent of women.
According to a CSA poll conducted for CNews, Europe 1 and JDD, 76 percent of French people overall want the army called in to battle drug trafficking in "disadvantaged neighborhoods."
In fact, women are more supportive of troops being deployed than men, with 80 percent of women saying yes to the question: "Should the army be called in to combat drug trafficking in troubled neighborhoods?" In turn, only 72 percent of men supported such an action.
This may have to do with the fact that French women feel increasingly unsafe in their own country. As Remix News has reported, France has seen an incredible 86 percent increase in sexual violence in the last 10 years, with mass immigration fueling this trend.
A new poll reveals that 44% of British residents feel like "strangers" in their own country--an eye-opening statistic that appears to validate a position long championed by Nigel Farage's Reform UK party.
Key Details:
44% of respondents said they sometimes feel like strangers in their own country; 73% of Reform UK voters felt this way.
A strong majority (73%) believe more needs to be done to integrate people from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
The poll precedes Starmer's warning that the UK risks becoming an "island of strangers" due to collapsing community cohesion.
Diving Deeper:
A new poll from the research firm More in Common finds that nearly half of British residents--44%--report sometimes feeling like "strangers" in their own country. The findings come just days after Labour Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer took a dramatic rhetorical pivot on immigration, echoing warnings long voiced by Nigel Farage and his populist Reform UK party.
Starmer's blunt remarks last week--declaring that mass migration offers no real economic benefit to Britain's working class and risks making the UK an "island of strangers"--drew fierce criticism from the liberal political and media class. But according to this latest survey of 13,000 people, his warning struck a nerve.
While the survey did not directly tie the feeling of alienation to immigration, several responses suggest it plays a significant role. A commanding 73% of respondents believe more must be done to integrate people from various cultural and ethnic backgrounds, with 77% saying this is a collective responsibility.
Petr Bystron is a member of the European Parliament from Germany.
Peter comes from the conservative AfD Party and represents Germany in Brussels.
Petr has been violently stalked and threatened by far-left Antifa goons in Germany. He does not let it slow him down. He is courageous and confident in his positions.
This week Petr Bystron spoke to the EU Parliament about the greatness of President Donald Trump’s popular agenda to “Make America Great Again.”
I had a lady friend living there as a student. She was in a nightclub with her friends, a local guy comes and asks for her phone number. She says no, several times. This guy steals her purse and leaves. She realizes later and calls for security and eventually police involves. They found the guy, and he claims my friend stole his watch. Even though all witnesses explain the situation, he walked free and my friend stayed 2 weeks in custody. We worked so hard with our embassy and their lawyers to get her out. She got out eventually and just left the country. Dropped the education, her life and stuff there, everything. Left never to return. So I guess bumping into wrong shoulder seems very legit concern.
I lived in Dubai from 2010 to 2014, and the main reason why i left was because it was impossible to have real friends and real friendship, people come and go, revolving door! I moved to Malta, i have been living here for 10 years, best decision ever!
I live in Northern California. To me, a place like Dubai is like a manufactured dystopian nightmare out in the middle of the desert. We may not have the tallest buildings, but we have the tallest trees.
Ryan Cornelius is the longest arbitrarily held UK citizen in the world. He was a property developer in Dubai. He had charges fabricated against him and was sentenced to 10 years for fraud, despite the first trial aquiting him. His sentance was then extended for another 20 years. He has currently been in jail for 17 years, he is 71. He has not been released even though Dubai generally frees people in their 70s.
SO the major reason to leave Dubai is that there is NO rule of law if you become politically inconvinient.
Exploitation is a big issue in Dubai, especially for lower-class workers. A lot of them are tricked into jobs that end up being basically modern slavery. My friend has a full-time nanny who gets paid almost nothing, while the family earns big salaries...
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