‘Social Emotional Learning’ Guru Covered Up Sex Abuse, Pushed ‘Young Teens’ to Enjoy Sex

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‘Social Emotional Learning’ Guru Covered Up Sex Abuse, Pushed ‘Young Teens’ to Enjoy Sex

(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) An astrology-peddling sex guru — a founder of a “social-emotional learning” program, AHA! Santa Barbara, which holds intimate talks with children after schools’ approval — pushed girls as young as 12 to have sex, in addition to failing to report child abuse and at least one case of rape.

Jennifer Freed encouraged a woman to not press charges against a teacher who assaulted her when she was a minor, the Daily Wire reported. Freed’s more than 300-page graduate school dissertation proves that there is a pattern behind her decision.

Freed interviewed four girls who had sex with older boys when they were between the ages of twelve and fifteen to argue against laws requiring mental health professionals to report certain crimes based on the age of sexual partners.

All of the teenagers who were interviewed by Freed outlined some level of apparent criminal conduct, but Freed never even bothered to report it to authorities.

Every teenage girl who was interviewed by Freed strongly described regretting having sex at a young age, but every time, Freed tried asserting that they secretly enjoyed it and culture was to blame.

They “seemed reluctant to admit their desires, as if that made them less acceptable,” she concluded in her dissertation. “Most girls have counter-narratives to disguise their own desires, and protect themselves from social judgment.”

Throughout each interview, as it was indicated by the transcripts, Freed tried steering them to treat their experiences as positive, including one girl who said that she was raped.

The first teenager said that, at 13, she got drunk and raped by an “older” guy who “took her virginity.” She described him as “very aggressive,” which was the reason they had sex, even though she didn’t want to do it. The man also had sex with a girl’s friend. He is now in jail for killing someone, according to her.

A second teenager, a 14-year-old at the time of the interview, told Freed that she lost her virginity to a 16-year-old guy when she was 12. She said that she regretted the experience, adding that she would advise girls of that age to not be sexual.

A third teenager, who was 18 at the time of the interview, said that she was raped at a party by a 19-year-old when she was 15 and drunk.

Freed also downplayed the case of a fourth teenager, 17 at the time of the interview, when she lost her virginity at 13 to a 15-year-old guy.

National Park Service Wants to Remove Historic Wild Horses

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National Park Service Wants to Remove Historic Wild Horses

(Headline USA) The beloved wild horses that roam freely in North Dakota‘s Theodore Roosevelt National Park could be removed under a National Park Service proposal that worries advocates who say the horses are a cultural link to the past.

Visitors who drive the scenic park road can often see bands of horses, a symbol of the West and sight that delights tourists. Advocates want to see the horses continue to roam the Badlands, and disagree with park officials who have branded the horses as “livestock.”

The Park Service is revising its livestock plans and writing an environmental assessment to examine the impacts of taking no new action — or to remove the horses altogether.

Removal would entail capturing horses and giving some of them first to tribes, and later auctioning the animals or giving them to other entities. Another approach would include techniques to prevent future reproduction and would allow those horses to live out the rest of their lives in the park.

The horses have allies in government leaders and advocacy groups. One advocate says the horses’ popularity won’t stop park officials from removing them from the landscape of North Dakota’s top tourist attraction.

“At the end of the day, that’s our national park paid for by our tax dollars, and those are our horses. We have a right to say what happens in our park and to the animals that live there,” Chasing Horses Wild Horse Advocates President Chris Kman told The Associated Press.

Last year, Park Superintendent Angie Richman told The Bismarck Tribune that the park has no law or requirement for the horses to be in the park. Regardless of what decision is ultimately made, the park will have to reduce its roughly 200 horses to 35-60 animals under a 1978 environmental assessment’s population objective, she previously said.

Kman said she would like the park “to use science” to “properly manage the horses,” including a minimum of 150-200 reproductive horses for genetic viability. Impacts of the park’s use of a contraceptive on mares are unclear, she added.

Ousting the horse population “would have a detrimental impact on the park as an ecosystem,” Kman said. The horses are a historical fixture, while the park reintroduced bison and elk, she said.

A couple bands of wild horses were accidentally fenced into the park after it was established in 1947, said Castle McLaughlin, who in the 1980s researched the history and origins of the horses while working as a graduate student for the Park Service in North Dakota.

Park officials in the early years sought to eradicate the horses, shooting them on sight and hiring local cowboys to round them up and remove them, she said. The park even sold horses to a local zoo at one point to be food for large cats.

Around 1970, a new superintendent discovered Roosevelt had written about the presence of wild horses in the Badlands during his time there. Park officials decided to retain the horses as a historic demonstration herd to interpret the open-range ranching era. “However, the Park Service still wasn’t thrilled about them,” McLaughlin told the AP.

“Basically they’re like cultural artifacts almost because they reflect several generations of western North Dakota ranchers and Native people. They were part of those communities,” and might have ties to Hunkpapa Lakota leader Sitting Bull, she said.

In the 1880s, Theodore Roosevelt hunted and ranched as a young man in the Badlands of what is now western North Dakota. The Western tourist town of Medora is at the gates of the national park that bears his name.

Roosevelt looms large in North Dakota, where a presidential library in his honor is under construction near the park — a legislative push in 2019 that was championed by Republican Gov. Doug Burgum.

Burgum has offered for the state to collaborate with the Park Service to manage the horses. Earlier this year, North Dakota’s Republican-controlled Legislature passed a resolution in support of preserving the horses.

Republican U.S. Sen. John Hoeven of North Dakota has included legislation in the U.S. Interior Department’s appropriations bill that he told the AP “would direct them to keep horses in the park in line with what was there at the time that Teddy Roosevelt was out in Medora.”

“Most all of the input we’ve got is that people want to retain horses. We’ve been clear we think (the park) should retain horses,” Hoeven said. He’s pressing the park to keep more than 35-60 horses for genetics reasons.

The senator said he expects the environmental review to be completed soon, which will provide an opportunity for public comment. Richman told the AP the park plans to release the assessment this summer. A timeline for a final decision is unclear.

The environmental review will look at the impact of each of the three proposals in a variety of areas, Maureen McGee-Ballinger, the park’s deputy superintendent, told the AP.

There were thousands of responses during the previous public comment period on the park’s proposals — the vast majority of which opposed “complete livestock removal.”

Kman’s group has been active in gathering support for the horses, including drafting government resolutions and contacting congressional offices, tribal leaders, similar advocacy groups and “pretty much anyone that would listen to me,” she said.

McLaughlin said the park’s effort carries “a stronger possibility that they’ll succeed this time than has ever been the case in the past. I mean, they have never been this determined and publicly open about their intentions, but I’ve also never seen the state fight for the horses like they are now.”

The park’s North Unit, about 70 miles from Medora, has about nine longhorn cattle. The proposals would affect the longhorns, too, though the horses are the greater concern. Hoeven said his legislation doesn’t address the longhorns. The cattle are managed under a 1970 plan.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park “is one of very few national parks that does have horses, and that sets it apart,” North Dakota Commerce Tourism and Marketing Director Sara Otte Coleman said in January at a press conference with Burgum and lawmakers.

Wild horses also roam in Assateague Island National Seashore in Maryland and Virginia.

The horses’ economic impact on tourism is impossible to delineate, but their popularity is high among media, photographers, travel writers and social media influencers who tout them, Otte Coleman said.

“Removal of the horses really eliminates a feature that our park guests are accustomed to seeing,” she said.

Adapted from reporting by the Associated Press

Border Enforcement Agents Rescue Abandoned Children at Border

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Border Enforcement Agents Rescue Abandoned Children at Border

(Bethany Blankley, The Center Square) Texas law enforcement officers working through Gov. Greg Abbott’s border security mission Operation Lone Star are continuing to apprehend human smugglers. This past week, they rescued children abandoned by smugglers and seized Russian ammunition brought into Texas from Mexico.

Since OLS was launched in March 2021, Texas DPS troopers alone have rescued more than 900 children smuggled into Texas from Mexico, authorities say.

Within one 24-hour period, troopers found four children who’d been abandoned by coyotes, or human smugglers, after they’d illegally entered Texas from Mexico. The children were left near the Rio Grande River in Eagle Pass, Texas, in Maverick County. If DPS hadn’t found them, they’d have likely died due to temperatures exceeding 100 degrees, authorities said. As with other children and people rescued by Texas law enforcement and Border Patrol agents, they are provided with medical care and treated for dehydration.

In neighboring Starr County, in a separate instance, DPS and Texas game wardens seized a backpack full of Russian-made 7.62 ammunition. The ammunition had been abandoned near the Rio Grande River, brought in by gotaways – those who illegally enter and evade capture. It’s unclear how much ammunition was smuggled in that wasn’t seized.

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In Kinney County, which is still seeing large numbers of smugglers, DPS troopers are continuing to apprehend them. In one instance, troopers working with Florida Highway Patrol participating in OLS apprehended a Mexican national illegally in the U.S. who’d smuggled Mexican military age men into Texas, authorities said. The registration of the vehicle was invalid. The driver didn’t have a driver’s license or car insurance. The passenger told the trooper they were coming from Florence and were going back to Florence.

They were driving on RR-131, a known smuggling route leading to and from Eagle Pass, through Kinney County to Highway 90. Once on the highway, it’s roughly a two-hour drive to San Antonio and a five-hour drive to Houston.

When the officers opened the back of the Chevy Trailblazer, two men were laying down hiding in the back. They also found a camouflage backpack with a gun inside. The passenger said it belonged to the brother of the man who sent her to the border to pick up the Mexicans.

The driver, a Mexican national, and passenger from Florence, Texas, were arrested and charged with smuggling of persons and unlawful carrying of a firearm. The three Mexican nationals hiding inside the vehicle were turned over to Border Patrol.

In another instance on Highway 90 in Kinney County, a driver from Houston led DPS troopers on a high-speed vehicle pursuit at night. The driver weaved in and out of lanes and crossed over the opposite side of the highway in front of oncoming traffic. The driver bailed out and ran into the brush but was caught. He was arrested and charged with smuggling of persons and evading arrest. Five illegal foreign nationals inside the vehicle were apprehended and turned over to Border Patrol.

A Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper, with assistance from the Florida Highway Patrol, stopped a vehicle in Kinney County and discovered numerous illegal immigrants trying to conceal themselves inside. The driver, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, and the passenger from Florence, Texas, were arrested. and charged with smuggling of persons and unlawful carrying of a firearm. Three illegal immigrants from Mexico were referred to Border Patrol. Texas Department of Public Safety

Since OLS was launched, as of August 25, 2023, OLS officers have apprehended over 420,800 illegal foreign nationals. They’ve also made over 33,600 criminal arrests with more than 30,500 felony charges reported.

Congress Could Kill Biden’s Internet Subsidization by Not Acting

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Congress Could Kill Biden’s Internet Subsidization by Not Acting

(Headline USA) Biden’s internet subsidy program, the Affordable Connectivity Program, could be defunded if Congress fails to act.

The program is set to expire next year.

The Affordable Connectivity Program has failed to reach its intended audience.

According to an Associated Press analysis of enrollment and census data, less than 40% of eligible households have utilized the program.

The program provides monthly subsidies of $30, and in some cases, up to $75, to help pay for internet connections.

The program’s future is uncertain. Its primary source of funding, a $14.2 billion allocation, is projected to run out by the middle of 2024.

That could end subsidized access to the internet.

Enrollment in approximately 30 states lags behind the national average.

The program emerged from the COVID hysteria spending spree and began with some 9 million households nationally.

Adapted from reporting by the Associated Press

Biden: New Mandatory COVID Vaccine is Coming

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Biden: New Mandatory COVID Vaccine is Coming

(Headline USA) The Biden Administration has inadvertently confirmed the reports of whistle-blowers. Biden said he is planning to ask Congress for more money to make a COVID vaccine “that everybody [should] get.”

Biden also said that scientists are tracking new waves as COVID hospitalizations rise.

The new vaccine will mix the original coronavirus strain with last year’s most common omicron variants.

The Associated Press warned that this will not be the end.

“There will always be a need for updated vaccines as the virus continues to mutate,” it reported.

The shot should be available next month.

Meanwhile, officials hope there is a new COVID vaccine shot every fall.

Pfizer, Moderna and smaller manufacturer Novavax are all brewing doses of the XBB update.

“I signed off this morning on a proposal we have to present to the Congress a request for additional funding for a new vaccine that is necessary, that works,” Biden, who is vacationing in the Lake Tahoe area, told reporters on Friday.

He added that it’s recommended “that everybody get it,” once the shots are ready.

Adapted from reporting by the Associated Press

Fulton County DA Repeatedly Violated Her Own Trumped Up Charges

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Fulton County DA Repeatedly Violated Her Own Trumped Up Charges

(Mark Pellin, Headline USA) The Soros-backed Fulton County district attorney who orchestrated Donald Trump’s arrest on Thursday has a long and vile history of disputing election results and promoting voter conspiracy theories, both alleged crimes associated with the multi-count RICO indictment and arrest of the former president.

“As a public official, Fani Willis regularly and consistently questioned Georgia’s election procedures and pushed unfounded election conspiracy theories on her public social media profile,” reported Benny Johnson. “Fani is indicting Trump for the *exact* same thing.”

The daughter of a Black Panthers member, Willis’s insurrectionists ways for years have been coupled with her public embrace and advocacy for political terror groups like Black Lives Matter, and illegally using her public office for partisan Democrat advocacy.

Social media accounts attributed to Willis overflow with praises of far-left political agendas and cheerleading for radical leftist orthodoxies. The partisan trail was laid out in a brutally detailed Twitter thread posted hours before Trump was booked in Fulton County.

“On the eve of Trump’s arrest in Georgia for ‘challenging’ an election — a deep dive into the prosecutor’s history of doing the *same* thing,” wrote Johnson, a popular podcast host and comms chief at Turning Point USA.

Stretching back to Willis’s disputing Georgia’s 2018 election, her conspiracy campaigns continued through the 2020 tilt. The whole time, Johnson noted, “Fani Willis was either running for or serving in elected political office. Fani questioned elections for her own political gain as a hardened Democrat activist.”

Willis ran for a seat on the Fulton County Superior Court in the contentious 2018 midterm, which she lost. In the days following the election, Willis was on Facebook questioning whether all the votes had been counted and criticizing election officials for running a shoddy operation.

In one post, she blasted Fulton County commissioners for balking at a request that “all ballots in Fulton County be counted again to make sure all votes counted. The other commissioners sat silent. No other commissioner second his motion,” she fumed.

“Ask yourself why? You all better start paying attention to what is really going on instead of ‘reality tv’ and pay attention to reality,” she warned with a clear implication that some votes weren’t being counted. “#SMDH”

Willis’s comments questioning election integrity were especially egregious in the overall context of Georgia’s 2018 midterms, where she wasn’t the only losing Democrat on the ballot.

“We had this little election back in 2018,” failed gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams said during her speech at the 2019 National Action Network convention. “And despite the final tally and the inauguration and the situation we find ourselves in, I do have one very affirmative statement to make. We won.”

Abrams lost to Brian Kemp, currently Georgia’s incumbent governor after his 2022 victory over Abrams.

The Georgia 2018 midterm also saw Republican Brad Raffensperger elected as secretary of state in a December runoff, a race very much on the mind of Willis at the time.

As Democrats sweated out the tight race on election night, Willis was already on social media pushing turnout for a runoff that would determine the person who “controls elections,” she wrote.

“How many of you will vote in a December run off? Secretary of State will definitely be on the ballot,” she predicted on Facebook. “That person controls elections. I wonder if we yet realize that is an important role? SMDH!”

After his 2018 victory, Raffensperger played a key role in the state’s 2020 election fiasco and would become an integral part of the ongoing Trump witch hunt led by Willis, who was elected Fulton County DA in 2020 and at the time blistered social media with challenges, concerns and criticisms about a flawed election.

When a news story broke on election night that a burst water pipe had interrupted ballot counting, Willis jumped on Facebook to question whether votes were being tossed and demand the Democrat lawfare machine swing into action.

“Georgia could determine who is our next president. A TEAM of lawyers needs to watch them count every single VOTE,” Willis wrote. “They can start in Fulton where we are having water leaks. What ballots are they throwing out? Georgia lets give an honest accounting. No stunts!”

Her RICO-worthy campaign didn’t stop on election night. As the confusion continued, Willis posted a meme on Facebook that shared Trump’s assessment that the election was a “mess.” In another post, Willis was again fostering conspiracy theories and agreeing with an election-agitator that polling data suggested “only white folk” are voting.

Willis’s repeated public complaints and concerns about what she called an election “mess,” drew a damning comparison to one of the counts that she packed into her RICO charges against Trump.

When the former president exercised his right to free speech and in December 2020 tweeted “Georgia hearings now on @OANN. Amazing!” Willis’s indictment declared it was “an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy.”

“If trump can be prosecuted for this social media post— why not Fani?” Johnson reasoned, and he wasn’t alone. “Fani Willis’ unmasked Facebook posts about the 2020 election were an overt act in furtherance of the conspiracy,” wrote conservative commentator Danny DeUrbina.

More evidence for making that case can be found in another Willis post from 2020, where on Nov. 3 she confessed her fears that election officials had “messed it up,” Trending Politics’ Collin Rugg noted.

“Waiting for election results is like waiting for a grade on a group project,” Willis wrote. “I know I did my part right, but I’m scared yall messed it up.”

Four days later, when the election had been called for Biden, Willis “released multiple posts explaining how proud she was that Kamala Harris was the next vice president,” Rugg reported.

“The Vice President of the United States of America is an African American Woman and a Howard University Bison! #Tears #Proud,” Willis gushed in one post.

“Does anyone actually believe this woman has the ability to enforce the law equally and fairly?” Rugg asked about the partisan DA currently trying to imprison Trump for crimes she has a documented history of repeatedly violating.

Mark Pellin is an editor at Headline USA. Follow him at twitter.com/sabrepaw70.

 

MURDOCK: Fulton County DA’s Anti-Trump ‘Smoking Gun’ Is a Toy Pistol

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MURDOCK: Fulton County DA’s Anti-Trump ‘Smoking Gun’ Is a Toy Pistol

(Deroy Murdock, Headline USA) Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis must be drooling.

In a dark day for America, Democrats made President Joe Biden’s chief political rival fly to their stronghold of Atlanta, surrender to law-enforcement officials, and get photographed and fingerprinted like a common criminal.

Consequently, Willis and her fellow Democrats now boast a mugshot of former President of the United States Donald J. Trump.

They will deploy it in campaign ads from now until Armageddon. It probably already inhabits dart boards in the White House and the Democrat National Committee.

The next step in Trump’s persecution will be Willis’s Stalinesque show trial.

Exhibit A will be Trump’s allegedly illegal phone call on Jan. 2, 2021. America’s lying Left-wing media already have made this conversation notorious.

  • “In recorded call, Trump pressures Georgia official to ‘find’ votes to overturn election,” Reuters huffed in a headline the next day.
  • ABC News growled: “Trump demands Georgia secretary of state ‘find’ enough votes to hand him win.”
  • National Public Radio snarled on June 21, 2022: “Former President Donald Trump famously pressured Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, a fellow Republican, to overturn the state’s presidential election result in a January 2021 phone call that lasted more than an hour.”

Willis, these “news” outlets, and other Trump haters want Americans to believe that Trump told Raffensperger, “I want you to fabricate 11,780 votes” or less nefariously, “I want you to find me 11,780 votes.”

Trump said no such thing.

According to a Washington Post transcript, his actual words were: “I just want to find 11,780 votes, which is one more than we have, because we won the state.”

That comment, Trumpophobes claim, makes him a criminal.

Nice try!

Trump, former White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows, and GOP attorneys Cleta Mitchell and Kurt Hilbert begged Raffensperger and two of his colleagues to investigate reported irregularities.

“I believe it’s about 4,502 voters who voted but who weren’t on the voter registration list,” Trump said. “You had 18,325 vacant address voters.”

“You had out-of-state voters,” Trump added. “They voted in Georgia, but they were from out of state, of 4,925.”

Among these and other ballots that Trump & Co. questioned, the former president merely expressed his desire to locate enough valid votes and disqualify enough fraudulent ones to win. Politicians routinely have asked this in countless close races.

This so-called smoking gun is a toy pistol.

Trump made a wish that Team Raffensperger would locate missing ballots, toss bogus votes and otherwise count correctly.

This, Trump hoped, would yield him 11,780 additional ballots—one more than Biden’s margin of victory—and, thus, score him the Peach State.

This was no more a criminal solicitation than my saying, “I just want to find $100,000” would direct you, dear reader, to rob a bank and then FedEx me a thousand Benjamins.

To be clear: Please do not do this.

Trump’s words to Raffensperger were legal. They were perfectly ordinary and precisely how trailing contenders petition election authorities.

Indeed, Raffensperger finally agreed that his general counsel, Ryan Germany, “will be in touch with the other attorneys on this call, Mr. Meadows.”

“Trump was entitled as a candidate to ask a Georgia state official to locate votes that he believes were not counted,” Harvard Law School Emeritus Professor Alan Dershowitz wrote in Aug. 16’s Daily Mail. He represented Democrats in the Bush/Gore Florida recount fiasco.

“During the course of our challenges, many tactics similar to those employed in 2020 were attempted,” Dershowitz explained. “Lawyers wrote legal memoranda outlining possible courses of conduct, including proposing a slate of alternate electors, who would deliver our preferred election results to Congress.”

Dershowitz asked: “But if similar behavior was legal in 2000, how could it be illegal in 2023?”

This bedbug-infested mess confirms that Fani Willis and the rest of the Get Trump gang have turned normal political speech into the criminal persecution of Donald J. Trump.

Deroy Murdock is a Manhattan-based Fox News Contributor.

Biden Creating Excuses for Disgraceful ‘No Comment’ of Maui Deaths Amid Probe

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Biden Creating Excuses for Disgraceful ‘No Comment’ of Maui Deaths Amid Probe

(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Amid growing criticism of President Joe Biden’s handling of the Hawaii wildfires, the White House took to the Democrat-friendly New York Times to defend the president’s disturbing “no comment” response when pressed about the heart-wrenching deaths in Hawaii. 

The incident, occurring as Biden was entering a vehicle while on yet another vacation, ignited a storm of public outcry and drew intense scrutiny from political figures and commentators skeptical of the administration’s approach. The White House now claims that the president did not hear the question, despite video footage showing otherwise.

“He didn’t hear the question,” claimed Olivia Dalton, a deputy press secretary at the White House. “He absolutely didn’t say ‘no comment’ in relation to Maui. And in fact, he had already spoken to the nation about Maui at that point, in addition to being in daily contact with senior staff, FEMA and state officials as he marshaled a whole-of-government response to the fires.” 

The exchange unfolded during a reporter’s query about the mounting death toll in Maui. President Biden’s nonchalant response, “No. No comment,” delivered with a smile, has left many observers disturbed.

Mark Kaniela Ing, a Hawaii State Representative and Biden supporter, took to Twitter to voice his frustrations against the president. “I campaigned for you. Now, when I lose dozens of my friends, family, and neighbors. This?” Ing said in a now-deleted post, reported Fox News. 

Similarly, podcast host Matt Walsh adopted an unreserved tone, calling the president a “scumbag.” 

Biden, who at the time of the terse comment was enjoying a weekend getaway at Delaware’s Rehoboth Beach, has since visited Maui but not before taking to Lake Tahoe for a nine-day vacation at the luxury mansion of Democrat billionaire Tom Steyer. 

Ella Sable Tacderan, a Maui resident, slammed Biden’s lavish vacation at Lake Tahoe in an interview with CNN, calling his action “insulting” to the Hawaiians affected by the deadly wildfires.

“It’s really affecting me because where’s the president?” the Maui resident asked. “He decides to come here this week to come here next week.” 

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., hinted that he is working with House Republicans to launch a congressional investigation into the delayed response of the fires, which left 115 dead and 388 missing. 

Biden landed in Maui on Monday but quickly returned to Lake Tahoe.

COVID-19 Vaccines Contain Potentially Harmful RNA: Pfizer Documents

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COVID-19 Vaccines Contain Potentially Harmful RNA: Pfizer Documents

(Dmytro “Henry” Aleksandrov, Headline USA) The public for years has been fed a narrative that Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine is manufactured with harmless messenger RNA, but a product label from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration informs that the vaccine contains artificially modified RNA that could be a risk to human health.

According to the label that Pfizer-BioNTech lists for its COVID-19 vaccine on a FDA fact sheet, each dose for children ages 5 through 11 contains modRNA, the abbreviation for modified RNA, the Epoch Times reported. But according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s website, vaccines like Pfizer’s are “made of mRNA,” the purported harmless messenger RNA.

The CDC’s guidance on mRNA ignores any reference to modRNA and doesn’t provide any mention that the RNA used in COVID vaccines has been modified, as indicated on Pfizer’s label with the FDA.

Also missing in the mix is mention that modRNA being injected into the body may cause serious adverse effects, including strokes and pulmonary embolism, “many of which were disclosed in Pfizer’s documents but were not attributed to its product,” the Times reported.

“It is my opinion that, at a minimum, the intentional use of mRNA—an acronym well-known to stand for messenger RNA along with the endless statements about the vaccines being based on naturally occurring messenger RNA constitute misbranding in violation of a number of laws,” Ohio-based attorney Thomas Renz told the Epoch Times in an email.

“There is a legal and moral duty to provide informed consent, and to misrepresent a drug that was intended to be a gene therapy as a vaccine containing ‘natural messenger RNA’ is an apparent violation of both of those duties.”

While the FDA uses the term “modRNA” throughout its regulatory documents for the Pfizer vaccine, when it received emergency use authorization the administration said the vaccine contained mRNA, which it described as “genetic material” that contains a “small piece of the SARS-CoV-2 virus’s mRNA that instructs cells in the body to make the virus’s distinctive ‘spike’ protein.’”

The duplicity is troubling because the SARS-CoV-2 virus doesn’t contain mRNA, said David Wiseman, a research bioscientist with a doctorate in experimental pathology.

“mRNA is the kind of RNA produced in the copying of instructions from DNA in a process called transcription, so to say this is viral mRNA is inaccurate,” Wiseman told the Epoch Times.

Renz, the Ohio attorney, reiterated those concerns. “Understand that, at core, mRNA, modRNA, saRNA, etc. — these are all gene therapies and all about genetic manipulation,” Renz wrote to the Times.

“To suggest that this is high risk is an understatement. We have no idea what we are doing and yet we continue forward trying to control these genes,” he warned.

Headline USA’s Mark Pellin contributed to this report.

Fired Ukraine Prosecutor Alleges Biden Corruption in Explosive Interview

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(Luis Cornelio, Headline USA) Former Ukrainian Prosecutor General Viktor Shokin has raised eyebrows by suggesting a link between his dismissal and alleged corruption involving President Joe Biden, when he served as Obama’s vice president.

In a preview of an interview with Fox News host Brian Kilmeade, Shokin did not mince his words about what he described as a bribe.

“I do not want to deal in unproven facts, but my firm personal conviction is that, yes, this was the case. They were being bribed,” Shokin directly stated during the interview.

Shokin doubled down on his assertion, saying, “And the fact that Joe Biden gave away $1 billion in U.S. money in exchange for my dismissal, my firing, isn’t that alone a case of corruption?”

The interview, set to air this Saturday on Fox News, has already ignited a fresh wave of controversy embroiling the Biden family.

An FBI informant file alleges that a Burisma executive paid substantial amounts to both Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, ostensibly to resolve legal matters, including Shokin’s investigation.

The controversy doesn’t stop there. A video clip from 2018 surfaced showing Biden openly admitting to securing Shokin’s firing by leveraging a monetary threat. “Well, son of a bitch. He got fired,” Biden quipped, recounting his successful interference in Ukrainian affairs in an interview with the Council on Foreign Relations.

Shokin went beyond corruption allegations, attributing the Russian invasion of Crimea to Biden’s actions. He claimed, “Everybody knows that it was because of Joe Biden’s actions that Russia was able to claim Crimea without firing a single shot, which of course eventually led to a full-scale war that is currently underway.”

As reported by the New York Post on Friday, Biden played an active role in the Obama administration’s failed efforts to restart ties with Russia.

Amid the contentious 2020 presidential election, Biden then claimed he had never spoken to his son about foreign business dealings, claims that have since been debunked by damning evidence, including the FBI-owned informant file.

The House Oversight Committee, led by House Republicans, is delving into the alleged bribery bombshell. Sworn testimonies from IRS whistleblowers have heightened suspicions of a cover-up involving Hunter Biden’s business dealings, while contradictory statements from Joe Biden regarding his involvement have only added fuel to the fire.

Biden is facing impeachment threats if his administration continues to stonewall congressional efforts looking into the claims, House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., said last week.

“When Biden was running for office, he told the public he has never talked about business. He said his family has never received a dollar from China, which we now prove is not true,” McCarthy stated in an interview with Fox News’s Sean Hannity.

He added, “The thing that holds up whether we’ll do an impeachment inquiry: Provide us the documents we’re asking. The whole determination here is how the Bidens handle this.”

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