Silent War

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The Texas Supreme Court has ruled that Facebook can be held liable for the activities of sex traffickers on the platform, recruiting victims for sexual exploitation.

Facebook argued that it should not be held responsible for this, because it is protected by section 230.

The Texas Supreme Court said that section 230 does not mean that Facebook can act as "a territory of lawlessness for which no one is responsible."

A recent report showed that the majority of cases of online recruitment in cases of active trafficking in persons for the purpose of sexual exploitation in 2020 occurred on Facebook. *** Current CDC senior researcher Dr. William Thompson, in a shocking statement, said that leading US doctors have hidden and destroyed data that showed a link between the vaccine and autism in African-American boys.

The doctors actually sat in the room and threw hard copies of the documented evidence in the trash.

Thompson said he was ordered to destroy the evidence, but he left it because he thought it was a violation of the law.

Excerpt from the statement:

"We hypothesized that if we found statistically significant effects at the threshold of 18 or 36 months, we would conclude that early vaccination of children with the MMR vaccine could lead to autistic characteristics or features. (...) We all met and agreed on the protocol of the study, as well as the analysis plan. The goal was not to deviate from the analysis plan, to avoid the fiasco that occurred with the Verstraeten Thimerosal study published in Pediatrics in 2003. (...) All the authors and I met and decided sometime between August and September 2002 not to report any side effects.

Shortly after the meeting, at which we decided to exclude the report of any effects, the coauthors planned to meet again to destroy the documents related to the research. The other four coauthors met and brought a large wastebasket into the meeting room, looked through all the paper documents we thought we should throw away, and threw them into a huge trash bin. kept paper copies of all documents in my office, as well as all related computer files." *** Nearly 4,000 people who have been fully vaccinated have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to new data from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

*** The US Senate has approved the adoption of the "Infinite Boundaries Act", which provides for a significant increase in "funding for science". In particular, under this law, NASA must receive $10 billion to finance scientific research. Most of the funds will go to Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin company to develop a ship to take people to the moon. *** The White House is preparing a "new package of sanctions" against Russia because of the situation with Navalny.

The corresponding statement was made by Biden's National Security adviser, Jake Sullivan. *** It's about China: "At this stage, we are not going to make threats or ultimatums. If it turns out that China refuses to comply with its international obligations, we will have to consider our responses at this stage."

*** Pennsylvania is ready to audit ballots in the Arizona format - the chairman of the State Committee considers subpoenas for audit. *** The Department of Veterans Affairs is in the early stages of adopting a new policy that will pay transgender veterans to change their gender. As of 2020, there are 37,252 registered homeless veterans in the United States. Solving the problem with their housing is not as important as giving them the opportunity to change their gender as soon as possible.

*** The Tribune notes that in the United States, from January 1 to June 14, 2021, a total of 1,587 people were injured by firearms. This figure represents fatal and non-fatal shootings combined, and means that 195 more people were shot in 2021 than in the same time period in 2020. *** Senator Ron Johnson on the VAERS system, vaccine deaths and YouTube censorship on Fox News: "They hide information and Americans pay the price." *** An Egyptian court has adjourned a case involving a container ship that blocked the Suez Canal in March.

The Suez Canal Authority (SCA) is currently seeking half a billion dollars from the company that owns the ship. meeting after both sides requested additional time for negotiations. *** Iran's only nuclear power plant has suffered an emergency shutdown that will last "three to four days," according to reports on Iranian state television.

Such an incident is reported for the first time since the power plant was launched in 2011. *** Update from Arizona: "Delegations from 20 states visited Arizona to inspect what is now called the" gold standard " of election forensics. Audits are every state's right, and this is just the beginning."

*** Chapman University in California holds separate graduation ceremonies, including "Black Graduation", "APIDA Graduation", "Disability Graduation", "Middle Eastern Graduation", and "Latin American Graduation". Inciting racism under the guise of fighting it.

*** American football player Cole Beazley said that he will not comply with any special requirements imposed by the NFL for unvaccinated players. Comedian Rob Schneider thanked him: "Thank you for standing up for your rights and the rights of others. It's your life, your body, your choice. Such authoritarian measures are not based on science, but on forcing people to obey for the benefit of the pharmaceutical cartels that now threaten democracy." *** Organizers of the Seattle gay pride parade say they charge whites a "reparative fee" to participate. They are supported by Seattle City Council President and mayoral candidate Lorena Gonzalez, as well as the city's Human Rights Commission. *** Interview with Green Beret Jeremy Brown: "A lot of guys' wrote to me and told me that they were contacted by the FBI with a request to spy on Patriot groups." *** Republican Ammon Bundy has announced that he is officially running for governor of Idaho. "I'm running for governor because I'm tired of all this political garbage, just like you. I am tired of our freedoms being taken away from us, and I am tired of the corruption that is rampant in our state government," he said in a statement. "Let's be honest, Joe Biden and the rest of the Deep State are trying to take away our gun rights, religious freedom, parental rights, and more." *** The Washington Post promoted editor Karen Attia to lead columnist, despite an already deleted tweet in which she said: "White women are lucky that we just call them 'Karen' and don't call anyone out for revenge."

The obvious irony is that the woman's real name is Karen. *** CNN's Dana Bash spoke with Biden's national security adviser, Jake Sullivan.

"Why do you concede to Russia on this pipeline? "What is it?" she asked. Sullivan spun trying to justify Biden's decision, but did not answer anything specific. *** Congresswoman Lauren Bobert responded on Twitter to singer Macy Gray, who a few days ago suggested changing the design of the American flag: "There are 195 countries in the world. 194 of them do not have an American flag. If you or anyone else hates the American flag so much, you should choose a flag that you like and start living in this country!”

*** Details from Georgia. The state's Secretary of State, Brad Raffensperger, received a report that showed glaring election problems, but covered it up and said Georgia had a "safe, transparent, and fair election." This looks like a huge problem, his contractor warned in a note delivered by Seven Hill Strategies to Raffensperger's office shortly after the election. *** The fake fact-checking service used by Google lists all conservative media outlets as "lowconfidence" sources, but cites the far-left and liberal mainstream media as "high-confidence" resources. It is noteworthy that the Media Bias Fact Check service is run by an owner who was previously exposed for misleading people by claiming to be a journalist. *** The Australian Senate prohibits the teaching of critical racial theory in the country's schools. *** Transgender BMX freestyle competitor Chelsea Wolfe qualified as (Continued on page 18)

a reserve U.S. representative at the Summer Olympics Olympic Games in Tokyo.

"My goal is to win the Olympics so I can burn the U.S. flag on the podium," Wolfe wrote on Facebook last year, referring to an article about the Trump administration's stance on transgender girls in track and field. *** It became known that the national "Election Crisis Task Force" not only interfered with the audit of Maricopa County conducted by the Arizona State Senate. This "Task Force" was also present in the elections in Fulton County, Georgia. Currently, the involvement of the group in the elections in other states. *** Former member of the European Parliament Nigel Farage assesses Joe Biden's speech at the G7: "He spent most of the conference grinning stupidly… I'm not sure he even knew he was in the UK." *** A security guard at the Michigan Governor's office said that Ms. Whitmer could not accept THOUSANDS of affidavits demanding a forensic examination because she "has not been in her office for 2-3 years!” *** New York prosecutors are investigating Trump's former chief operating officer-turned-bodyguard amid claims that Trump Org employees illegally "received taxexempt benefits." *** Arizona Secretary of State Hobbs refuses to accept 24,000 signatures to recall Speaker Bowers. *** Trump said he was very disappointed with Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Amy Coney Barrett for voting in support of Obamacare.

"I fought very hard for them," Trump said in an exclusive interview with Just the News. *** "He supports the right to choose" - Psaki in response to the question, does Biden think that a 15week-old unborn child is a person?

*** Representative Ken Bennett of the Arizona State Senate hopes that the Senate will not have to take legal action to get routers from Maricopa County. *** There's a lot of talk on Twitter about liberal-friendly reporters giggling with Psaki after a fly landed on her head. *** California will spend $500 million this year to clear 33 million acres of forest to help prevent raging wildfires. *** "It's a long-standing tradition in Rhode Island" - Democratic Senator Sheldon Whitehouse defends the ownership of a local beach club "for whites only." *** "You're a pathological liar, you're a running dog for the CCP!" Steve Bannon on Dr. Fauci. *** Unvaccinated doctors began to be suspended from work in Italy. *** WHO: "The Indian strain of coronavirus has been detected in more than 90 countries around the world."

*** The president of the Eco Health Alliance, who has ties to a biological laboratory in Wuhan and was behind the initial investigation into the origin of the coronavirus, declined to re-investigate. *** Vaccinated citizens in the Moscow region will be able to visit "beskovidnye" restaurants in Moscow from June 28, presenting a QR code from the website of state services. At the entrance to a restaurant in Moscow, the presentation of a QR code is now a mandatory condition. Vaccination has become mandatory in 12 regions of Russia.

Also, in the Russian Federation, pregnant women may soon begin to be vaccinated. *** In Russia and Kazakhstan, petitions are being signed en masse against forced vaccination and restrictions on the unvaccinated. The Internet is exploding with citizens’ discontent. There is no feedback from the government of the countries yet. It is worth noting that both in Russia and in Kazakhstan, the program of forced vaccination develops according to the same scenarios. *** The German Federal Office announces an antitrust investigation into the App Store because it "allows Apple to influence the commercial activities of third parties in various ways." *** Iran has seized 7,000 cryptocurrency mining machines at an abandoned factory west of Tehran, the state-run IRNA news agency reported. Iran recently banned the mining of cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin. *** Retired Lieutenant Colonel Allen West of the United States, as well as more than 600 veterans, publish a letter condemning Marxism and socialism in the United States, as well as the "awakening" infiltrating the army.

*** Kamala Harris is calling on activists to knock on doors and harass people who have not been vaccinated, in a desperate bid to reach the desired vaccinated threshold by July 4. *** Eco Health Alliance President Peter Dashak, who is responsible for the research and development of the Chinese coronavirus, has been quietly excluded from the UN investigation into the origin *** John Podesta, former chief of staff to Bill Clinton and adviser to Barack Obama, calls on Biden to release secret UFO files. *** Trump released a new statement about election fraud and the efforts of Democrats to steal his votes. The text ends with the phrase " 2024 or earlier!» *** Former special Assistant to President Trump Boris Epstein: "The Constitution does not prohibit Trump from being reinstated as president."

*** Trump aide Jason Miller on Twitter: "Trust the process." *** A delegation from Oregon attended an audit in Arizona: "It's just amazing." In addition, the team from Washington was also present at the inspection. More than 20 states have reviewed the "gold standard" of auditing in Maricopa County.

*** Georgia is conducting a secret audit of 2020 ballots, but the plaintiffs remain in the dark. *** Parents protest critical racial theory at Loudoun County School Board meeting. A lot of people gathered, the deputy sheriff declared the meeting illegal and made at least two arrests. *** Pelosi says she will create a special committee to investigate the January 6 riots after efforts to create a commission in the Senate failed.

*** Republicans in the Senate are blocking a Democratic voting rights bill, but Kamala Harris vows to keep fighting. *** The Arizona Legislature is preparing to adjourn for a year and return until January 2022, leaving office before the Arizona audit report is completed and certain laws or legislation can be passed. If they take a break before the audit results are released, it will stop the adoption of laws on rigged elections for some time. *** Nebraska Governor Pete Ricketts is sending law enforcement officers to Texas to help secure the border.

*** Mike Lindell launches MyStore to compete with Amazon. *** White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki and her associates in the mainstream media laughed at another press conference at the mention of criminal activity that has engulfed American cities. *** At least 10,000 deported asylum seekers waiting in Mexico will get another chance to return to the United States under the Biden administration's initiative. *** Rep. Steve Carra is demanding that the bipartisan council hire an outside panel to conduct a forensic audit in Michigan. The proposed audit would use the Arizona process as a model and cover 10% of polling stations in 83 Michigan counties, as well as check a random sample of 20% of polling stations in Detroit. *** Political commentator Dinesh D'Souza: "The FBI poses a serious threat to our national security. In fact, I would say that the FBI is now a greater threat to our national security than any militant white supremacist group. Thugs with badges are always more dangerous than street thugs." *** Leaked documents from the Iowa school system show that teachers are forced to classify "Make America Great Again" as a type of "racism" and " white supremacy” *** Psaki says the Biden administrator is working with the private sector to bribe children with the Xbox for vaccination. *** Pennsylvania State Senator Dave Argall said he supports the audit, but is not doing anything yet. *** Arizona Secretary of State Kathy Hobbs in a panic on CNN: "I'm worried about what will happen when this report comes out, because we know that the results we certified are confirmed results, they are an accurate reflection of the will of the voters in Arizona. There's nothing there." *** Arizona State Senator Sonny Borrelli: "Delaying the Arizona Senate meeting will NOT delay further audit action in Arizona." *** Rasmussen Report: "55% of American voters support a full forensic examination of the election results."

*** ▫️Warren Buffett has left the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. *** In Kazakhstan, any organized groups of more than 20 people are required to be vaccinated or undergo a paid PCR test every seven days. The Deputy Prime Minister said that he did not see any human rights violations in this. *** The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation reported that the destroyer of the British Navy allegedly entered the territorial zone of the Russian Federation in the Black Sea for three kilometers. The Russian military opened fire on the course of the destroyer. *** Moscow calls the British military attache in connection with the incident with the destroyer of the British Navy.

*** The Moscow region may ban people without a QR code from using public transport from July 1, if the situation with the coronavirus does not improve, according to the Ministry of Health of the region.

*** State TV of Iran: "Sabotage attack on the building of the Atomic Energy Agency has been prevented."

Fox News: "Prince Charles was questioned by UK police in 2005 over a note from Princess Diana that said, 'My husband is planning an accident.' *** Joel Davis was a Hillary Clinton campaign official and the founder of Youth to End Sexual Violence. He was arrested in 2018 for having sex with a child. Davis also had more than 3,700 images and more than 330 videos of child pornography, including numerous images of minors under the age of 12. Davis was nominated for a Nobel Prize for his work. This week, he was sentenced to 13 years in prison. *** "What will happen to all these people who are responsible for overthrowing the elections? What are the consequences for the traitors who interfered in our sacred democratic process and tried to steal power by taking away the votes of the American people? Well, in the past, America had a very good solution for dealing with such traitors. This is a very serious crime. The US Constitution states that anyone who supports America's enemies is guilty of treason. And we have a lot of indications that foreign governments, including China and Pakistan, interfered in our elections in order to make Joe Biden president. Absolutely all Americans who participated in these efforts, from those who operated voting machines to the highest government officials, are guilty of treason under the US Constitution (2381), which entails serious consequences up to the death penalty." - Preston Sharp—One America News.

*** The CDC receives 16,000 safety reports and 25 death reports each year from all vaccines combined. So far, they have received more than 300,000 safety reports, more than 6,000 death reports, and more than 20,000 hospitalizations just because of the experimental COVID vaccine. *** The special Representative of the World Health Organization says that new variants of the coronavirus will continue to appear and "break down the protection associated with vaccines." *** Garland Favorito, co-founder of VoterGA, a nonpartisan nonprofit organization, claims that Georgia officials, including Raffensperger, are hiding the falsification of ballots by the judge: "We are discussing what to do about it." *** Boris Epstein: "The nuclear explosion of evidence in Arizona is approaching."

*** President Trump will hold a large rally on July 3 in Sarasota, Florida. Michigan, led by Steve Johnson, publishes a report stating that there is no "systematic" fraud in the 2020 elections and there was not.

*** The Joy Reed show on MSNBC has the worst week in ratings in history, with a minimum of viewers in several categories. *** Brett Favre, a former Green Bay Packers quarterback, criticized the Olympics for allowing transgender male athletes to participate in women's sports. *** Democratic Governor Gavin Newsom will face a recall election this year, but later, the California Secretary of State confirmed on Wednesday.

Earlier, activists collected more than 1.5 million signatures needed to recall Newsom and hold new elections this year. *** "You may also need nuclear weapons to resist the government" - Biden says that the Second Amendment has always allowed " a restriction on the type of weapons that can be owned." *** Joe Biden "accidentally" paid for a wild hunter's night at Chateau Marmont, among which were $25,000 intended for a prostitute. *** Representative Lauren Bobert will present a resolution condemning Biden for noncompliance with border security laws.

*** The grandmother of a five-yearold child from Indiana became the first "rebel" convicted at the January 6 protests-for simply walking inside the US Capitol. *** Graydon Young, a 54-year-old man from Florida, who was charged with conspiracy involving 16 people related to the riot in the Capitol, pleaded guilty. Young, a member of the "Oath Keepers" movement, was charged with six counts, including conspiracy, aiding and abetting obstruction of Congressional proceedings, CNN reports. *** Radio host John Fredericks: Raffensperger's office tried to intimidate a witness of the elections in Georgia, she refused to make a statement about the falsification of ballots.

*** $61 million was the amount the Fauci agency allocated to the University of Pittsburgh in 2019 for scientific research. Part of this money was intended for experiments in which body parts of aborted children were used, as well as children's hair transplanted to mice and rats. *** The North Korean authorities have stated that there are no intentions to establish any contacts with the United States, calling it a "waste of time". *** Egypt has canceled PCR tests for vaccinated tourists. *** The EU launches a legal procedure against Hungary due to the fact that they restrict the rights of LGBT people. Earlier, the Hungarian parliament passed a law banning LGBTQ+ materials in school educational materials or TV shows for children under 18. *** Hundreds of unmarked graves of indigenous children have been found on the territory of a former boarding school in Canada. *** A new variety of the Indian strain "delta plus" was recorded in nine countries: India, the United States, Great Britain, Portugal, Switzerland, Japan, Poland, Nepal, China and Russia. *** Researchers from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus said that the coronavirus can spread in the air through tree pollen. *** “I am now convinced that people who are screaming about why we’re doing this, people who won’t give us the second passwords to get into the tabulation machines... telling us that there is nothing we need to see back there, people that are accusing and calling this a fraud or a sham or whatever they want to call it, makes me wonder what they are trying to hide.” - Ken Bennett says he is 70 - 80% convinced that those crying about the audit are hiding something. *** California has 1.8M more registered voters than it should according to Election Integrity Project reports. 100,000 of them had their birth states changed from other states or countries to California. The non-partisan organization analyzed the state’s official voter list of February 9, 2021 and reported its findings to California’s Secretary of State Shirley Weber June 17, 2021. “This followed EIPCa reports of 2020 cross-state voting on April 30 and May 18, 2021 that the Secretary has ignored. EIPCa’s June report cites California’s election code that requires officials to provide timely answers to citizens’ questions.”

“Many in the nation are questioning the validity of the 2020 general election in their states,” EIPCa President Linda Paine said Tuesday.

“Mass irregularities in California’s registration and voting numbers continue to erode voter confidence here and we are hopeful Secretary Weber will immediately address our questions.” *** Wall Street Journal: About half of the adults infected as a result of the outbreak of the Indian strain (variant delta) in Israel were fully vaccinated with the Pfizer vaccine.

*** The Indian Bar Association has sued the head of the WHO for preventing the use of ivermectin, which could have saved millions of lives during the pandemic. Paragraph 56 states: "Your misleading tweet on May 10, 2021 against the use of ivermectin led Tamil Nadu to remove ivermectin from the protocol on May 11, 2021, just a day after the government indicated it as a treatment for patients with COVID-19." *** Sydney, the largest city in Australia, and the surrounding settlements have imposed a strict twoweek lockdown after authorities reported 80 cases of the Indian strain. Residents will be allowed to leave the house only for shopping for basic necessities and exercise.

*** Former Home Secretary, former managing director of Deutsche Bank and former JP Morgan adviser Sajid Javid has been appointed UK Health Minister after the resignation of Matt Hancock. *** Oleg Burlakov, a member of the list of the richest Russians, died of coronavirus in Monaco, where he came from Moscow. His fortune is estimated at $ 650 million. *** Johnson & Johnson has entered into an agreement with the state of New York for $ 230 million, settling an opioid lawsuit. The money will be used for education, prevention and treatment of the consequences of opioid use. Johnson & Johnson intends to pay the funds within nine years. According to the CDC, about 247,000 people died from prescription opioid overdoses in the United States from 1999 to 2019. *** The leadership of the capital of Kazakhstan reported that if the percentage of vaccinated employees is low, construction work at the megalopolis facilities will be suspended.

*** President Trump has opened a verified account on Rumble. *** An audit team in Arizona has vacated the Colosseum. *** 62-year-old Joan Burrows from New Jersey received two doses of the Moderna vaccine, but according to family members, an unvaccinated person infected with Covid-19 infected her with the virus, and she eventually died. Her relatives made a fuss in social networks and accused the antivaxxers of putting others in danger.

*** Sofia Lopez Moreira, the sister of the first lady of Paraguay, disappeared along with her husband Luis Pattengil and their three children as a result of the collapse of an apartment building in Miami. *** The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it has added warnings about possible rare side effects on the heart to the accompanying documentation of Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna vaccines, according to the regulator's website.