Silent War

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Monday, June 12 President Trump delivered a keynote speech at CPAC in Dallas, saying that he is fighting with BIG TECH to protect freedom of speech. YouTube is blocking his speech.

*** "Learn how to detect suspicious behavior" - The FBI continues to urge Americans to inform on their families and friends. *** Californians request voter lists in accordance with FOIA requests so that they can find and eliminate invalid voters. *** Trump supporter Charlie Kirk revealed Lieutenant Michael Byrd, who shot Ashley Babbitt on January 6, in the first TV show. *** In an interview with Maria Bartiromo, Trump suggested that "appalling" results were found during the audit in Arizona and we will soon find out. *** For more than a year, Democrats have been calling for the withdrawal of police funding, as murders have reached a historic high across the country. Now they are blaming the Republicans for this in a new statement by Pelosi. *** "Arrest Trump now" is in the top five Twitter hashtags popular around the world. This is because the administration of the platform artificially inflates the number of its mentions.

*** Trump easily wins the vote on the nomination of presidential candidates from the Republican Party CPAC 2024, receiving 70% of the vote.

*** In the center of Tbilisi, several thousand people came out to protest demanding the resignation of the government after the death of a video cameraman who was beaten during an anti-LGBT rally on July 5.

*** Italy became the European football champion, beating the English national team in the final. *** Pope Francis made his first public appearance after an intestinal operation he underwent a week ago. In his speech, he emphasized the importance of free and affordable medical care for everyone. *** UBTECH Robotics company from China presented a humanoid home robot. Walker X is able to communicate with people, pick up objects and bypass obstacles. *** The leader of the Alternative for Germany party, MP Tino Krupalla, said that Germany should think about leaving the European Union and creating a "new European space". *** The spacecraft with Richard Branson safely returned to Earth a few hours after launch. *** Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Cuba because of the corrupt and outdated health care system, demanding freedom from the communist dictatorship. *** On Saturday, the finance ministers of the world's 20 largest economies met in Venice and announced that they had agreed to a "more stable and fair international tax architecture." The announcement came just a week after 130 countries agreed to a proposal to introduce a minimum tax worldwide, which Biden has supported since taking office. *** Trump: "I support the Cuban people 100% in their struggle for freedom. The government should allow them to speak and be free! Joe Biden must stand up to the communist regime, otherwise... history remembers. The Cuban people deserve freedom and human rights. They are not afraid!" *** Quarantine is being tightened again in Kazakhstan. Public places and public transport now operate in a limited mode and only through an electronic system for tracking the status of citizens. *** Twitter has appointed a "Grievance Redressal Officer" in India in connection with the requirements for regulating the content of major online platforms.

*** Italian Deputy Minister of Health Pierpaolo Sileri: "The successful performance of the Italian national team at Euro 2021, the victory in the championship final contributed to the acceleration of the spread of the delta strain of coronavirus in the Apennines." *** The Department of Health of Pennsylvania, USA, reduced the number of vaccinated people in the report by about 500,000, saying that there was a duplication of data.

*** Elon Musk testified in court defending the acquisition of Tesla SolarCity in 2016 from a lawsuit by shareholders seeking to recover $2.6 billion paid by the company.

*** Protesters in Cuba: "We are here because of repression! They starved us to death. Havana is collapsing!"

*** Democratic lawmakers in Texas are leaving the state under threat of arrest to prevent Republicans from passing new voting laws. *** The US Capitol police are starting to use equipment to monitor Americans as part of a larger effort to improve security after the January 6 protests. *** About 15 million Americans did not come to the specified time for the second component of the vaccine, that is, they received only the first dose.

*** Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis announces mandatory vaccination for all medical workers and employees of elderly care units. From September 1, mandatory vaccination will also be applied to public and private sector medical workers.

*** Tuesday, July 13 Garland Favorito, founder of the Election Integrity Group VoterGA, will hold a press conference today, at which it will provide evidence of fraud in the 2020 elections in Georgia. *** Cyber-Ninja reportedly followed the method of mathematician Jovan Pulitzer in an audit in Arizona. Democrats continue to denigrate Pulitzer and never mention that his methodology checks every ballot, counts and criminalistically checks its legality. *** President Trump has published a letter from the US attorney claiming that Attorney General William Barr told him not to investigate the results of the 2020 election in Pennsylvania.

*** Trump's lawyer Jenna Ellis is leaving the Republican Party because its members turned away from the US president last year, and this is reflected in some documents. RNC chairman Ronna McDaniel told the left-wing media about her regret that Giuliani and Powell allowed them to claim election fraud.

"I am too ashamed to participate in the party with Ronna McDaniel as the chairman," Ellis said. *** The President of the Pennsylvania Senate, Jake Corman, on the audit: "The legislature has clear powers to exercise oversight and resolve additional issues." *** The Cuban authorities are closing down Internet sites and social networks after the start of mass protests. *** A judge appointed by Obama and a former activist is presiding over the sanctions case against Sidney Powell, Lyn Wood and the prosecutor of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Stephanie Lambert. *** A doctor living in Florida has been arrested in connection with the deadly attack on Haitian President Jovenel Moise. The police said that Dr. Christian Emmanuel Sanon is one of the masterminds of the plot. According to them, he arrived in Haiti last month on a private plane for "political reasons.”

*** Poland has faced an increase in illegal migration on the border with Belarus.

*** More than 100 vaccines against coronavirus infection are under development. This was reported by the chief researcher of the World Health Organization (WHO) Sumya Swaminathan. "We have 105 candidate vaccines under development. Many of them are at the third stage of clinical trials," she said during a briefing.

*** WHO Head Gebreyesus: "The highly contagious delta coronavirus strain has already been registered in more than 104 countries, and it will soon become the dominant one in the world." *** Wednesday, July 14 New audit results in Arizona are expected in the next 48 hours, according to One America News Network. The Gateway Pundit reported that Senate President Karen Fann said that the results of the vote differ significantly. Currently, counting is taking place on new machines that have been moved to the facility to guarantee 100% accuracy of the voting results.

*** Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich announced that a state grand jury has indicted Tracy Kay McKee of Scottsdale on one count of illegal voting and one count of perjury for voting on behalf of a deceased person during early voting in the 2020 election. *** Michigan attorney Stephanie Lambert claims that they now have evidence of hacking into (Continued on page 18)

voting machines in Michigan during the election. Stephanie said the CEO of Dominion Voting Systems "absolutely lied" during a deposition in Michigan about the machines not being connected to the Internet. Her team discovered that the machines had been hacked Election Source, a subcontractor of Dominion. *** Democrats in the Senate have introduced a $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill and will try to pass through "reconciliation" with zero Republican votes. This bill supplements the "bipartisan" infrastructure by $1 trillion, bringing the total cost to approximately $4.5 trillion.

*** The Biden regime recruits leftwing activists who go door to door to collect information about those who have not been vaccinated and encourage them to get vaccinated. The leaked documents describe how they recruit and train these employees so that they molest elderly people who should have the freedom to make their own choices. The script also instructs the volunteers to lie about side effects and explains that they should end their conversations by telling the persecuted senior citizen to "take part in solving the COVID problem" so that they can take the first step towards "getting their life back". They are also ordered to violate people's privacy by ignoring prohibitions and adding residents ' personal information to a government database.

*** Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are scheduled to meet this week with Texas Democrats who fled Texas law enforcement to block the state's efforts to ensure election integrity.

*** Federal authorities have arrested five members of the same family from Texas for walking through the Capitol on January 6, leaving their minor child alone. *** Jill Biden appears on Sesame Street, promoting "racial literacy" among young children. *** Joe Biden, in his speech in Pennsylvania, says that Trump's supporters are worse than the Confederate slave owners. He strangely added: "In total, more than 150 Americans have exercised their right to vote." *** Iranian intelligence officers have been charged with conspiring to kidnap an American journalist and human rights defender from New York for transfer to Iran. *** Trump is scheduled to speak on July 24 at the "Protect Our 2021 Elections" rally in Arizona, organized by Turning Point Action. *** A new survey shows that almost two-thirds of Americans agree that China should pay reparations for the pandemic, a quarter of the population believes that the Chinese government created and released the virus intentionally. *** The ban on firearms for adults under the age of 21 is unconstitutional, the US federal court ruled: "The most cherished constitutional rights of our country are granted no later than 18 years. And the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms is no different." *** The number of pensioners in Russia has decreased by more than 1 million people in two years. According to the results of the first quarter of 2021 in there were 42.598 million pensioners in Russia. This is almost 1.27 million fewer people than at the beginning of 2019. The reasons for the decline were the pension reform and the coronavirus pandemic.

*** The ban on firearms for adults under the age of 21 is unconstitutional, the US federal court ruled: "The most cherished constitutional rights of our country are granted no later than 18 years. And the Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms is no different." *** The United States should accept "millions of refugees" who will be forced to flee "because of climate change," according to a study by a refugee rights group funded by George Soros. *** The President of Brazil, Jair Bolsonaro, has been hospitalized, writes the local branch of the CNN TV channel. The head of state was placed in the hospital of the country's Armed Forces in Brasilia, the Brazilian capital. According to the channel's sources, on the night of July 14, the president felt a sharp pain in his stomach. It is reported that the hospitalization is connected with an old knife wound that he received at a rally.

*** The UK will cooperate with the Taliban if they come to power in Afghanistan, the British Defense Minister said.

*** A new Dictaphone recording of the statements of the president of Real Madrid, Florentino Perez, said in 2012, in which he insults Cristiano Ronaldo, has surfaced. Earlier, a recording appeared on which Perez criticizes Raul and Iker Casillas.

"Ronaldo is crazy. This guy is an idiot, a sick person. You think he's normal, but he's not. If he were normal, he wouldn't do all the things he does. The whole world saw the last stupidity in his performance. Why do you think he does stupid things? " said Peres.

He believes that a planned information attack is being carried out against him because of attempts to create a Super League. *** According to the New York Times, the average number of new daily cases of COVID-19 has increased by 94 percent over the past two weeks. *** Megan Fox spoke about how she sat next to Donald Trump at the UFC fight between Conor McGregor and Dustin Porrier in Las Vegas, calling him a “legend": "The whole arena supported Trump." *** The Biden regime is beginning to evacuate thousands of Afghans, as well as their family members who "helped the US military". *** U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Mayorkas said that any refugee from Cuba fleeing the communist regime and trying to reach the United States will be rejected.

*** Thursday, July 15, 2021 The Arizona Senate will hold a hearing today at 10: 00 MST on the audit of elections in Arizona. Meanwhile, the volunteers begin a machine recount. *** Drug overdose deaths in the US rose to a record 93,000 in 2020 during quarantine. *** Tucker Carlson on Fox News talks about election fraud in Fulton County, Georgia, eight months after the election, quoting official reports. *** There was a leak of information from the personal email of a Biden regime employee, revealing how he used the US armed forces to secretly move illegal foreigners around the country. *** Residents of Florida on their boats organize marches with food and supplies to help demonstrators who are advocating for democracy in Cuba. According to the CBS station in Miami, a large group of boats with food, water and medicines went to the island on Monday. Anthony Blinken, the United Nations was officially invited by the Biden regime to investigate the "scourge of racism, racial discrimination and xenophobia" in the United States. *** Cuban demonstrators in Tampa Bay, Florida, block roads and chant: "If Cuba is on the streets, then so is Tampa." *** A Denver BLM leader accused of sexually abusing 62 children has resumed his duties on the school board.

*** The leader of the Republican Party of Michigan, who faced resistance from the masses after saying that the 2020 presidential election was not stolen, left his post in the state party. Jason Rowe confirmed that he had resigned as executive director of the state Republican Party, but declined to give a specific reason for his decision. *** The Democrats of the US House of Representatives have launched an investigation into the audit of the Arizona Senate. *** Vernon Jones calls for the resignation of Georgia Governor Brian Kemp for admitting "rigged elections".

*** Stephanie Lambert, a lawyer from Michigan, a former prosecutor who deals with the disclosure of electoral fraud in Michigan: "We have evidence that the "election source" had access to the machines, and that the elections were disrupted in this way (...) The voices changed places." *** FBI agents arrested a woman from California for fake covid passports and false statements "related to health issues". *** The judge appointed by Trump released the protester from criminal liability on January 6, saying that the accused did not participate in violent actions. *** Trump: "The news from Georgia (Continued on page 19)

is beyond incredible, we will lose our country if all this remains in force."

*** Irrefutable evidence is presented that duplicate ballots were counted in the 2020 elections in Fulton County, Georgia. *** High-ranking American generals feared that Donald Trump would try to carry out a coup after the presidential election lost in November 2020.

*** The Constitutional Court of Spain has ruled that the state of emergency in the country against the background of the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is unconstitutional - the government exceeded its powers. *** The US Senate has supported the bill "on the prevention of forced labor of Uighurs" in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of the People's Republic of China, which actually introduces a ban on the import of goods from this region of China, and also provides for sanctions against individuals and organizations.

*** House Oversight Republicans are beginning to investigate the business ventures of Biden family members, including Hunter Biden's newfound lucrative career, and documentation of how the Bidens sought to "profit from the presidency." *** South Africa has called on all members of the military reserve to send them to fight against protesters and looters. ***

Friday, July 16 Arizona State Senator Kelly Townsend on the audit hearings: "The moment of truth has come. They accuse Cyber-Ninja of not being trustworthy. Certain information will appear soon and I am very interested to know what their reaction will be. If they are not trustworthy, share this information and prove them wrong. But instead (the Democrats) did nothing but obstruct, deny, distract and mock us, so what we heard today... we are not surprised. This is their absolute failure."

*** Officials of the Arizona Audit Service had to be taken out of the building to protect themselves from disgruntled leftists who wanted to stop the Senate hearing.

*** It became known that the voting machines used in the 2020 elections in Arizona were not originally properly certified. *** Against the background of the publication of evidence of vote fraud in Georgia, general dissatisfaction is growing with the actions of the State Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, who approved the fake election results. His name is now everywhere, the 40th commissioner of the New York Police Department, Bernard Kerik, also spoke out: "You piece of sh**! You condemned President Trump's statements and told the media and the people of Georgia that this was a perfect election. You knew about the corruption and failures on November 7 and did nothing about it. You and Governor Kemp must resign immediately." *** Arizona State Senator Sonny Borelli: "Something is happening that we need to further investigate. It is really a pity that the district does not want to cooperate with us and cannot answer some of our questions. But we will not stop and we will do it for people. Point. If they continue to ignore us, there is another one in our toolbox that I already have preready for launch, but we will see if we can get what we need, diplomatically."

*** BLM accuses the United States of "undermining the right of Cubans to choose their government." These Marxist style statements were made while praising the communist leaders of Cuba. *** Los Angeles County on Thursday announced that it is reintroducing a mandate for the use of masks indoors, regardless of the vaccination status.

*** According to a new report, the National Football League (NFL) will play the "Black National Anthem" as an "important part of all big league events," including the Super Bowl, the NFL playoffs and the NFL kickoffs. *** Democratic Deputy Joyce Beatty, along with a group of protesters, came to the Hart Senate building, chanting "Put an end to piracy!" (Filibuster Law). Congresswoman Beatty, who heads the Black Faction of Congress, was arrested by the Capitol police.

*** A case of human avian flu has been registered in China, state media say there is a low risk of large-scale transmission. *** The head of the US Federal Reserve, Powell, believes that inflation will eventually be “moderate", but says that he has tools available in case something goes wrong.

*** The White House says Facebook should act faster to remove offensive posts about COVID-19. *** Biden: "Communism is a failed system, a universal failed system, and I don't think socialism is a very useful substitute." *** Maricopa County not blue since 1948 *Trump won Maricopa in 2016 with fewer votes than Romney had in 2012. *Dems have gained 100,000 three times since 2000, with a high of 118,000 for Kerry in 2004. *Trump decided to beat the previous record GOP vote gain in the county by 50,000, just so he could be first Republican to lose the county in 72 years. *Biden is +338,000 over Clinton, and still only "won" AZ by 10,000. *+338,000 is 292% higher than their previous high vote gain Biden, historically, is 220,000 over their previous high vote gain. This is why they counted ballots. *** Saturday, July 17, 2021 Former Trump strategist Steve Bannon: "The difference between hard ballots and registered votes in Arizona remains, as they continue their, another, physical machine counting, which, as we understand, should be released next week. We also understand that in Philadelphia, people are sitting and preparing. They are preparing to strike, they are going to come down with a rain of subpoenas." *** Republican Representative Timothy Ramtum demands a forensic examination in Wisconsin. *** Trump's press secretary for audit issues in Arizona, Liz Harrington: "On November 3, a crime was committed - this is fraud. The elections should never have been certified."

*** Two men are accused of plotting to attack the headquarters of the Democratic Party in Sacramento with incendiary devices. *** The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Office says it will not use its department's resources to enforce the new indoor mask-wearing mandate.

*** A federal judge in Texas declares the DACA program illegal and orders DHS to stop any new applications from people who want to participate in the program (an immigration policy that allows illegal immigrants to get a reprieve on deportation). *** The Yankees Red Sox game on Thursday night was postponed because three fully vaccinated pitchers from New York tested positive for Covid-19. *** Almost 190,000 illegal immigrants crossed the US-Mexico border in June.

*** An official representative of the NAACP in Virginia says: "Let them die" in a conversation about parents who advocate banning critical racial theory. *** At least 133 people were killed as a result of floods in the German federal states of RhinelandPalatinate and North RhineWestphalia, according to local law enforcement agencies. According to them, at least 43 people were killed in North Rhine-Westphalia, in Rhineland-Palatinate - 90. *** The World Health Organization intends to conduct an audit of laboratories and research institutions in China during the verification of the version of the occurrence of Covid-19. *** The widow of Anthony Bourdain is speaking out against a new documentary in which his voice was recreated using artificial intelligence for individual parts of the film.

*** Trump: "In response to many questions, I am not on any social media platform in any form, in any form, including Parler, GETTR, Gab and so on. When I decide to choose a platform or create my own, this will be announced."

*** Facebook responds to the White House's accusations that the company does not sufficiently censor "disinformation": "We will not be distracted by accusations that are not supported by facts." *** The latest draft list of Emojipedia emojis includes emojis of pregnant men, which can be approved in September 2021 and appear on devices in early 2022. Since there is already a smiley face with a pregnant woman, additional emoticons will include "pregnant man" and "pregnant man". According to the Emojipedia blog, the new emojis "recognize that pregnancy is possible for some transgender men and non-binary people." The figure in the crown, which Emojipedia defines as "a genderinformative alternative to the existing emoticons for the princess and the prince," is another potential addition.

*** People in France who enter a bar or restaurant without a COVID passport face six months in prison, and business owners who do not check their status face one year in prison and a fine of 45,000 euros. Macron announced earlier this week that those who cannot prove that they are vaccinated or have a negative test result for COVID (at their own expense) will be banned from using public transport, visiting cinemas, shopping centers, bars, cafes, restaurants and other places from August 1.

*** Maricopa County Board of Supervisors, Jack Sellers, released a statement in which he told the Arizona auditors that they were wrong, without providing evidence for their words.

Senator Kelly Townsend called on the district leaders to "work with them professionally or resign," but Sellers only released a statement in which he simply said: "No, you are wrong on all counts" (Continued on page 28)