Vance Said that Zelensky Does Not Want to Quickly End the War With Russia
By AussieCossack
Vance said that Zelensky does not want to quickly end the war with Russia:
‘When we talked in the hotel in Munich, I tried to give him a polite but firm indication that the war must be stopped as soon as possible. But he obviously did not understand this.’
Original source: https://t.me/AussieCossack/33387
Rubio Dismisses Zelensky’s Nuclear Proposal, Highlights US-Russia Dialogue
By AussieCossack
Rubio Dismisses Zelensky’s Nuclear Proposal, Highlights US-Russia Dialogue
US Senator Marco Rubio downplayed Zelensky’s call for nuclear weapons, calling it “not a serious proposal” and emphasizing that arming Ukraine with such capabilities wouldn’t resolve the conflict.
Meanwhile, Rubio acknowledged potential avenues for US-Russia cooperation, noting that discussions could extend beyond frozen Russian assets to include compensation for American companies impacted by their exit from the Russian market.
“This will be part of a broader conversation about resetting our relationship,” he added.
Original source: https://t.me/AussieCossack/33386
Rennick Unloading Bombs Every Aussie Needs to Hear. Our Government is a Criminal Cartel
By Dave Oneegs Aussie chat
Rennick unloading bombs every Aussie needs to hear.
Our government is a criminal cartel.
I think he should be PM.
Would you back Rennick?
Original source: https://t.me/daveoneegsauschat/42208
Iran on ‘High Alert’ Amid Fears of Attack on Nuclear Sites
By Akhtar Makoii
Officials say measures are in response to growing concerns of potential joint military action by Israel and US
Iran has put its defence systems around its nuclear sites on high alert amid fears of an attack by Israel and the US, The Telegraph has learnt.
According to two high-level government sources, the Islamic Republic has also been bolstering defences around key nuclear and missile sites, which include the deployment of additional air defence system launchers.
Officials say the measures are in response to growing concerns of potential joint military action by Israel and the United States.
It follows warnings from US intelligence to both the Biden and Trump administrations that Israel would likely target key Iranian nuclear sites this year.
“Work to fortify nuclear sites has been ongoing for years but it has intensified over the past year, particularly since Israel launched the first attack,” he added.
“Recent developments, including Donald Trump’s comments and reports about potential plans from his administration to strike Iran, have further intensified activities.”
Iran’s infrastructure that Israel could target
Israel and Iran have been engaged in a long shadow war, mainly between Israel and the Islamic Republic’s proxies.
Since the war in Gaza began in 2023, both sides have carried out daring attacks on each other.
In October last year, Iran launched unprecedented strikes involving 200 missiles on Israel, which retaliated with airstrikes.
Iran now fears that with the support of Mr Trump, who has advocated for Israel to hit Iran’s nuclear facilities, an Israeli attack is imminent.
The official acknowledged that any big strike could leave Iran vulnerable against its defence systems which were heavily weakened by last year’s Israel strikes.
The Islamic regime has domestically developed an air defence system and has Russian S-300s to protect its nuclear sites.
However, these are not thought to be robust enough to protect against Israel’s cutting-edge weapons, prompting Iran to pressure Russia into expediting a delivery of S-400 missile systems.
Iran can deploy S-300s to protect from aerial threats
General Amir Ali Hajizadeh, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) aerospace force commander, announced this week that Iran is also developing a ballistic missile defence system to defend against an Israeli attack.
He said: “Regarding anti-ballistic systems, in recent events, we suffered damage in this area, which shows a deficiency in the country’s ballistic defence sector.”
“In every meeting that I, along with [IRGC] commander [Hossein] Salami and [chief of staff of Iran’s armed force] commander [Mohammad] Bagheri, had with the supreme leader, his first question was always: ‘What happened? Where does it stand?’” he said.
He said the defence system will be ready in March to equip Tehran and several major cities with an anti-ballistic defence system.
“Currently, we are capable of producing missiles with a range of 2,000 kilometres and have no technical limitations in this regard. If there is a threat from the United States, we can strike nearby targets with low-cost missiles,” he said.
Israel’s victories over Iran’s proxy networks such as Hamas and Hezbollah, the fall of Bashar al-Assad the Syrian president who was Tehran’s main ally, and regional setbacks have severely weakened the Iranian regime.
The losses have fuelled dissent at home and raised hopes for change.
It has left Iran vulnerable to Mr Trump’s hawkish stance on the country. Since he came to power he has resumed his “maximum pressure” campaign on Iran, including efforts to stop it from obtaining nuclear weapons by driving its oil exports down to zero.
On Monday, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, said with Mr Trump’s support, his government would “finish the job” with Iran.
Analysts say it is unlikely Israel would be able to destroy Iran’s nuclear programme without receiving help from the United States.
Mr Trump has expressed a preference for making a deal with Tehran but has also made it clear that
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, the Iranian Supreme Leader, addresses clerics during a meeting in Tehran on Monday
The Iranian official who spoke to The Telegraph said there are now fears in Tehran that “the US could join in and launch a larger-scale attack that could put the Islamic Republic’s existence in danger”.
On Sunday, Michael Waltz, the US national security adviser, said: “All options are on the table.”
“They [Iran] are an irrational actor that we cannot allow to have their finger on the button,” he added.
He said Mr Trump was willing “to talk to Iran” only on condition of giving up the “entire [nuclear] programme and not play games as we’ve seen Iran do in the past.”
Jason Brodsky, the policy director of United Against Nuclear Iran, an advocacy group, told The Telegraph there are several ways the US could support an Israeli attack on Iran’s nuclear sites.
He said: “The US can support it politically, the US can support it in terms of intelligence reconnaissance and aerial refuelling capabilities, also the US can support in transferring advanced munitions and delivery vehicles to be able to destroy Iran’s nuclear programme.”
Iran’s military carried out drills in Konarak, in the south east of the country, amid heightened fears of attack
One of the challenges for Israel in hitting Iran is that its warplanes must travel over 1,500 kilometres to be within striking distance. This requires mid-air refuelling over potentially hostile territory while facing Iran’s Russian-made air defences.
Mr Brodsky said there is “always the option of the United States participating in strikes with Israel on the nuclear file”.
“The Iranian regime is eyeing these different options very wearily, their nervousness has increased, understandably, as a result of the reports in the US media and the US intelligence assessments which Israel ready is to strike the Islamic Republic’s nuclear programme this year.”
Iran is now seeking ways to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, which Mr Trump withdrew from in 2018, while the US is pushing for complete disarmament.
Mr Brodsky said: “As long as both sides are speaking with such demands, there is unlikely to be a sustainable diplomatic settlement to this issue and that necessitates the US to develop a very robust pressure architecture that we have seen the Trump administration start to do.”
Original source: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/02/25/iran-missile-defences-high-alert-attack-fears-us-israel/
Dutton Flatly Denies Huge Portfolio Claim
So basically, both Albo and Dutton are far wealthier than they should be working in public service.
Dutton Flatly Denies Huge Portfolio Claim
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s investments are in the spotlight and he has come out swinging in his defence.
Peter Dutton has come out swinging over questions regarding his share-trading and property investments flatly denying the Prime Minister’s claim he has assets in a private trust.
Insisting he had “only ever acted with integrity”, Mr Dutton said there were no issues and no hidden assets to declare.
It follows questions over his decision to buy bank shares during the global financial crisis and the Prime Minister’s claims he put money in a private trust.
“I’ve invested and a lot of astute investors would have bought bank shares at that time because they saw value in the shares and the balance sheets of Australian banks … I saw value in those shares,” he said.
Mr Dutton continued that “we have our house which has been declared, our private residence, [and] we have money in the bank and that’s it”.
It’s the first time he’s spoken out about the issue in detail after previously issuing a two sentence response five days after he was first contacted by news.com.au about the transactions last Thursday.
At his office’s request he was then granted five days to examine his records.
Asked if he was a member of the shadow expenditure review committee at the time he bought shares in CommBank, Westpac and Australia Bank Mr Dutton said he would have to “go back” because it was 15 years ago.
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s family has made $30 million of property transactions across 26 pieces of real estate over 35 years.
News.com.au believes he was not a member at the relevant time. He had recently been appointed to the shadow health portfolio after previously holding the shadow finance portfolio until late 2008.
“Just to be very clear, there’s no information I’ve been privy to that influenced about any share that I’ve bought,” he said.
“I’ve conducted myself with integrity. Why would I be declaring every detail if there was something to be hidden? It’s nonsense … I’ve declared all the detail that’s required to be declared.
“I’ve not received any information that has influenced any share transaction by the selling or buying that I’ve made, or the purchase of any property or other asset or other asset class or type where I’ve been privy to any information other than what is publicly available. It’s not something that I would ever do, and that’s something I’m proud of.
“The Prime Minister’s office is shopping around dirt sheets at the moment – transactions that go back to when I was 20 years of age, I’ve conducted myself with integrity at every moment of my life, including as a police officer and since I’ve been in politics,” Mr Dutton said.
“If the Prime Minister has some claim to make, don’t get his lackeys to push it out there, get up and make the claim yourself, but of course the Prime Minister won’t, he’s happy to use third parties to try and shop around this sort of detail.
“I think it reflects poorly on the Prime Minister and the desperation that he’s in at the moment.”
He conceded that in a couple of instances he was late to update the register of interests regarding property transactions.
“There are some where the paperwork hasn’t been got in on time but there’s nothing consequential in that,” he said.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was asked by broadcaster Neil Mitchell this week if he was using negative gearing on his $4m holiday home
“They’ve trawled through every transaction of my life, my entire adult life and they’ve come up with the fact that we’ve bought and sold properties.
“My father and I started with nothing in a small building company and half the transactions are on that list of blocks of land that we’ve bought and my dad built a house and we sold the house and land.
“I never lived in the house, it was never rented out and it was a small business and if the Prime Minister is against aspiration and hard work and achievement, he should say so.
“I’m proud of what we achieved. I didn’t grow up with a silver spoon in my mouth.”
The Liberal leader said he had avoided criticising Mr Albanese for Copacabana.
Mr Dutton did not reference the cartoon stick drawing he recently drew of Mr Albanese standing next to a cliff top mocking his “retirement home” at Copacabana NSW.
“Prime Minister is a person of integrity as I am and he’s done well,” Mr Dutton said.
“He tells a story of growing up in housing commission. He’s now a multi-millionaire with property.
“Good luck to him and I just think we live in a country where there’s aspiration and I want a better outcome for families who at the moment have given up the dream of home ownership.”
Dutton’s giant property portfolio revealed
Mr Albanese took also a swing at Mr Dutton when he was put on the spot about negative gearing for investment properties last Friday.
Asked if he used the tax break on his Copacabana holiday house by news.com.au, he instead took aim at the Liberal leader, suggesting he owned more property than the PM.
“Seriously. I will swap my property portfolio with Peter’s,” he said.
This week, he doubled down to broadcaster Neil Mitchell observing that while he gets flack for buying his $4 million holiday house — his opponent is doing it on the quiet.
“Peter Dutton’s portfolio is a lot bigger than mine,” he said.
“The difference is I don’t have it behind a trust. But good on him. He’s entitled to do whatever he wants.”
Just like clockwork, a handy list of every property the former Queensland cop has ever bought and sold has now surfaced in The Sydney Morning Herald.
And it goes back 30 years.
It reveals according to the SMH the Dutton family has made $30m of property transactions across 26 pieces of real estate over 35 years, making him one of the country’s wealthiest-ever contenders for prime minister.
That includes Dutton holdings and investments he’s made with his builder dad and his wife and flipping houses in Queensland.
And it’s fair to say there are some good buys and some bad ones.
Dutton secured a massive payday after offloading this Gold Coast investment home for $6m in 2022 after buying it in 2014 for $2.325m.
For example, what’s up with the Brisbane property the SMH says he bought with his dad Bruce for $850,000 in 1992, a monster amount back then, which sold for $500,000 in 2002?
Unless the newspaper got the numbers around the wrong way, that is a $350,000 loss in ten years? Peter Dutton what are you doing?
There are some goodies though. In March, 2000, Dutton Holdings bought a childcare centre and land for $235,000 in Bald Hills Queensland.
Then Dutton Holdings sold it in May, 2013, for $1.3m.
He bought a luxury house for $2m on Palm Beach and eventually sold it for $6m.
Peter Dutton and his wife Kirilly.
According to his current disclosures to parliament, Mr Dutton currently owns only a single property, a farm in Dayboro just north of Brisbane that he bought for $2.165m in 2020.
But as news.com.au recently reported, Mr Dutton has offloaded around $12m in real estate holdings since 2019 and appears to have stashed the cash in a family trust.
According to his current disclosures to parliament, Mr Dutton currently owns only a single property, a farm in Dayboro just north of Brisbane that he bought for $2.165m in 2020.
But in recent years Mr Dutton sold an investment property on the Gold Coast for $6m in 2022 after buying it in 2014 for $2.325m.
He possibly should have hung onto it though as it’s now valued at $9m according to online estimators – twice the value of the Prime Minister’s $4m retirement home in Copacabana.
News.com.au revealed this month that the Prime Minister had quietly rented the clifftop Central Coast property out while refusing to detail how much rent he is receiving.
It has now emerged that he could be getting even more than first estimated, with the property advertised for $1500 a week rent or $78,000 a year.
Mr Albanese also rents out his family home in Marrickville for a reported $1350 a week or $70,000 a year.
Dutton’s stunning beachfront property (above) is now valued at $9m according to online estimators.
Peter Dutton’s big payday
Four years ago, Mr Dutton himself capitalised on the booming Gold Coast real estate market, listing his luxury beachfront property for auction before securing a record $6m payday.
The two-storey Palm Beach pad occupied a prime 546 sqm plot at 109 Jefferson Lane, one of the city’s most exclusive beachfront strips.
Marketing agent Troy Dowker said the size of the block and an adjoining nature reserve were key selling points.
“The block is larger than the standard 412 sqm and borders parkland which means you’ve not got a neighbour to the north,” he said.
“That open outlook really maximises the vantage points looking north to Burleigh Heads, the city skyline and South Stradbroke beyond.”
The Duttons also sold a luxury Brisbane penthouse for $3.47m in 2022.
The Duttons also sold a luxury Brisbane penthouse (view from balcony, above) for $3.47m in 2022. They had bought the penthouse a year earlier for $2.7 million.
The property win came after they purchased it a year earlier for $2.7 million. While property records did not list the Riparian Plaza pad in the Federal Member for Dickson’s name, the Courier Mail revealed that he sold the plush penthouse in October for $3.47 million – turning a $700,000 profit in just 12 months.
However, the Duttons may have had other property holdings tied up in their investments Dutton Holdings (Qld) P/L, PK Super (Qld) P/L and RHT Investments (Qld) P/L which is controlled by his wife. Dutton Holdings (Qld) P/L and Bald Hills Child Care P/L were voluntarily deregistered in 2022.
They had bought the penthouse a year earlier for $2.7m.
Townsville shopping centre
In 2022, Mr Dutton’s wife also sold a Townsville investment property – which had been held by a family trust that she is the beneficiary of for $840,000 after purchasing it in 2016 for $760,000. This proved a great price because it was sold again in 2024 at a substantial loss for just $700,000.
The property sparked controversy in 2020 after it emerged Mr Dutton had forgotten to list it on his parliamentary property records in a blunder his office blamed on simple human error. The breach of the rules is regarded as a potential “serious contempt” of parliament.
It subsequently emerged that a company owned by Mr Dutton’s wife had paid its overdue rates in a last-ditch effort to avoid the forced auction of a Townsville property.
The Townsville Bulletin revealed that Edison Plaza in Wulguru was on a list of properties set to be auctioned due to unpaid rates and charges.
Townsville City Council published the list, with 35 Edison St, owned by Kirilly Dutton’s investment company RHT Investments, among 42 properties included.
However, Mr Dutton’s office contacted the newspaper swiftly to confirm the remaining rates had been paid. Then Colliers said they sold it in March 2022.
However, parliament’s register of interests wasn’t updated until August 2022. It’s not clear if there was a long settlement that explains the discrepancy.
News.com.au has contacted Mr Dutton’s office for comment.
Mr Dutton’s wife sold a Townsville investment property in 2022 (above) – which had been held by a family trust that she is the beneficiary of – for $840,000 after purchasing it in 2016 for $760,000.
In 2020 Dutton and Kirilly sold their family home in Camp Mountain for $1.8m, which they had bought in 2004 for $710,000.
In 2019, Mr Dutton sold his Canberra apartment for $540,000. The family super fund PK super (QLD) also appears to have been deregistered in March 2024.
However, Mr Dutton’s office does not appear to have updated the register until just days ago in late January, 2025.
Landlord Albo
Mr Albanese was asked by broadcaster Neil Mitchell this week if he was using negative gearing on his $4m holiday home.
“You’re a landlord, of course, did you negatively gear your property?,” Mitchell asked.
“No,” Mr Albanese replied.
“No? Paid cash?,” Mitchell said.
“No,” Mr Albanese replied.
“So you’re just not claiming?,” Mitchell said.
“No. I don’t want to go through all of my finances on air,” Mr Albanese said.
“But negative gearing is the important one, because there’s been a lot of criticism in the Labor Party,” Mitchell said in response.
Mr Albanese then used the same set of words he did in Adelaide.
“I’ve not used negative gearing at any time that I’ve been Prime Minister,” Mr Albanese said.
Which suggests he has used it to minimise tax previously.
Shares controversy
The hoo-ha over Peter Dutton’s property holdings follows controversy over his trading in bank shares during the global financial crisis.
News.com.au revealed on Tuesday that a forensic analysis of Mr Dutton’s declarations to parliament reveals he notified parliament of a share-buying blitz involving the big banks the day before Labor announced a bailout in 2009.
The Prime Minister has said it is up to Peter Dutton to clarify whether or not he engaged in insider trading during the global financial crisis as his Liberal colleagues slammed Labor’s pursuit as a “grubby” hit job targeting the man who could be Australia’s next Prime Minister
During campaigning in Sydney, Mr Albanese was asked if the Labor Party was seriously suggesting that the Liberal leader engaged in insider trading.
“That’s a matter for Peter Dutton to explain,” the Prime Minister replied.
But Mr Dutton, who is yet to comment publicly on the claims, slammed the allegations via a spokesman as muckraking accusing Labor’s “dirt unit” of trawling his financial records to create controversy.
“If the Albanese Government’s dirt unit spent more time being focused on fixing Labor’s cost of living crisis rather than obsessing about Peter Dutton, Australians might be better off,” a spokesman said.
“Mr Dutton had no access to any sensitive information on these matters, nor was he privy to government briefing on the GFC.”
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By Stew Peters Network
JEW-PAC Recap: CPAC has Turned into a Zionist PsyOp Event!
Jamie McIntyre, Chief Editor of the Australian National Review, joins Stew to discuss how CPAC has turned into a Zionist Israel-First Fest, and how Australia has also become an Occupied nation.
Original source: https://rumble.com/v6ow6al-jew-pac-recap-cpac-has-turned-into-a-zionist-psyop-event.html
Covid Vaccine Faces Ban for all Americans in Radical U-turn by Trump Team
By CONNOR BOYD HEALTH AND SCIENCE EDITOR FOR DAILYMAIL.COM and LUKE ANDREWS SENIOR HEALTH REPORTER
Covid vaccines could be suspended for all age groups in America under radical new plans backed by key health figures in the Trump Administration.
Several experts poised for top jobs in US health agencies subscribe to the disputed idea the shots are causing widespread side effects and deaths.
Dr Jay Bhattacharya, who has been nominated to lead the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has backed a petition calling for the mRNA vaccines to be paused and retested, DailyMail.com can reveal.
He is one of the signatories of the Hope Accord, which claims there is a ‘causal link’ between the mRNA shots and an alarming rise in excess deaths worldwide.
DailyMail.com also understands Robert F Kennedy Jr has privately expressed concerns about the vaccines and signaled he is open to axing them if the data supports it.
Other key advisors to Kennedy have promoted conspiratorial views on social media about the Covid vaccines, including that the shots killed more people than they saved.
Dr Aseem Malhotra, a British cardiologist being considered for a health advisory role in Kennedy’s new health departments, has called for the jabs to be suspended and and reassessed.
President Donald Trump nominated Kennedy to head the HHS. The pair are pictured above at a campaign rally in Arizona in August last year
Outside the health agencies, Kash Patel — who has been nominated as FBI director — previously promoted bogus supplements that ‘reversed’ the supposed damage caused by Covid vaccines.
How a ban would be implemented is still not clear. A total ban would require the FDA withdrawing its approval status for safety or effectiveness reasons.
During his first term as president, Trump spearheaded the development of the shots in record time which was widely regarded as a medical breakthrough.
The mRNA vaccines made by Moderna and Pfizer are estimated to have saved tens of millions of lives globally, including 3million in the US.
President Trump has been reluctant to take credit for the achievement in recent years, however, for fear of alienating his core voter base which has become skeptical of the shots.
But he has signaled his support of other vaccines, including the polio vaccine — which he praised as the ‘greatest thing’ and said he was a ‘big believer’ in.
The Covid vaccines have been linked to a small risk of heart damage and Guillain-Barre syndrome, where the immune system attacks nerves, causing pain, fatigue and numbness.
Data from the US Covid vaccine injury compensation program suggested that 14,000 people had filed claims for injury or death they claimed were caused by the Covid vaccine as of December 2024, out of the 270million Americans who received at least one dose of the vaccine.
Dr Paul Offit, a vaccines expert at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, told DailyMail.com this highlighted that the vaccines were not dangerous.
He said: ‘The vaccines have been given to billions of people at this point, and there were large prospective placebo-controlled studies that didn’t show these effects.
‘As the vaccines were rolled out, not everyone got them at once… and this staggering would tell you if something is a problem that was not picked up in clinical trials.
‘We picked up myocarditis during this… we even picked up Guillain Barre syndrome, which has a rate after vaccination of around eight in a million.
‘We would have easily picked up [these excess deaths and purported links to cancer] if true, and we haven’t picked this up.’
Dr Jay Bhattacharya, left, has been nominated by Donald Trump to head up the NIH, while Kash Patel has been nominated to head up the FBI. Patel has previously promoted supplements to ‘reverse’ the effects of the Covid vaccine
CDC data showed that 45 percent of adults over 65 years old have got the most recent Covid booster shot, while 23 percent of those over 18 years have received it.
Preliminary data shows about 651 people died from Covid in the week to February 1, below the 939 deaths that were linked to the flu in the same week.
Around 25,000 people were dying from Covid at the peak of the pandemic in November 2020, before the vaccines were rolled out.
In his new role as head of the Department of Human Services (HHS), Kennedy has power over the CDC panel that decides the immunization schedule for children and adults.
As NIH chief, Dr Bhattacharya could prioritize funding research into vaccines, potentially revealing harms or safety concerns that other agencies could use to ban them.
Two states — Idaho and Montana — have already begun considering legislation to ban the use of the mRNA Covid vaccines.
Lawmakers bringing the rules have raised fears that the vaccines could ‘integrate’ into human DNA, a conspiracy theory that is not backed by evidence.
The HOPE accord, signed by Dr Bhattacharya, claims there is a ‘causal link’ between the mRNA shots and an alarming rise in excess deaths worldwide.
During Covid and in the years following the pandemic, hundreds of thousands of more people in the US died than would normally be expected.
While many experts have attributed these deaths to cancers, heart disease, undiagnosed Covid and the worsening of health problems missed during lockdowns, the new petition suggests the mRNA vaccines played a role.
The above shows states with moves for mRNA vaccine bans. Legislators in Idaho and Montana (purple) have brought forward bans for the vaccines, while activists say that at the county level bans are being considered in Tennessee, Iowa and Washington. Florida previously considered banning mRNA vaccines
The above shows the number of excess deaths recorded in the US by year, or the number of deaths above the expected number for the time of year. Experts have blamed delays in diagnosing conditions and people avoiding healthcare for the uptick
The above graph shows the daily tally of Covid deaths per million recorded in the United States. The first Covid vaccine was administered in December 2020
It states: ‘This new technology was granted emergency use authorisation to address a situation that no longer exists.
‘Going forward, the burden of proof falls on those still advocating for these products to compellingly demonstrate that they aren’t resulting in net harm.
‘Until such evidence is presented, regulators should suspend their use as a matter of standard medical precaution.’
At his senate confirmation hearing, RFK Junior said he didn’t know whether Covid vaccines work.
‘I don’t know,’ he told senators, ‘we don’t have a good surveillance system.’
Del Bigtree, communications director for Kennedy’s presidential bid, has previously suggested Covid vaccines are causing excess deaths and leaving people vulnerable to infections.
He said in January last year in an open letter: ‘An experimental vaccine with a deadly track record was “warp-speeded” onto the market and mandated for every arm in the country.
‘Nearly four years later, excess mortality is at an all-time high. Heart attacks in children are now commonplace.’
He added: ‘The vaccine has proven to have negative efficacy, causing people to be more prone to infection than doing nothing at all.’
DailyMail.com has reached out to the White House and Kennedy’s teams for comment.
Original source: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14174091/Covid-vaccine-faces-ban-Americans-radical-U-turn-Trump-team.html
How did the Trump Administration Get Swamped by the Zionist Right Wing Faction of Israel So Rapidly?
If you agree to be a Zionist, your career is fast-tracked politically it appears within the Trump Administration
Reject them by criticising poor Israel being super, the world notices their genoc.. , like @RealCandaceO, and you don’t get on the team, regardless of the value you’d add.
Is team Israel pretending to be Team America first, by pretending to be conservatives, and how long before MAGA splits in a revolt?
America’s first faction against Israel’s first faction.
⚡️The McIntyre Report: ANR live at CPAC with guest Lilly Gaddis – is CPAC a Zionist event and were the J6s kicked out of CPAC? (with @jamiemcintyre21 and @thelillygaddis)
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— Australian National Review (@ANRHeadlines) February 24, 2025
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JEW-PAC Recap: CPAC has Turned into a Zionist PsyOp Event!
By Stew Peters Network
JEW-PAC Recap: CPAC has Turned into a Zionist PsyOp Event!
@jamiemcintyre21, Chief Editor of the Australian National Review, joins @realstewpeters to discuss how CPAC has turned into a Zionist Israel-First Fest, and how Australia has also become an Occupied nation.
JEW-PAC Recap: CPAC has Turned into a Zionist PsyOp Event!@jamiemcintyre21, Chief Editor of the Australian National Review, joins @realstewpeters to discuss how CPAC has turned into a Zionist Israel-First Fest, and how Australia has also become an Occupied nation. pic.twitter.com/UGmseAZDAJ
— Stew Peters Network (@StewPetersNet) February 25, 2025
Original source: https://x.com/StewPetersNet/status/1894226765020528800
Terrifying Report Reveals Privacy Nightmare for iPhone Users | Media Blackout
By Zeee Media
UK government BUSTED in a secret plot to extract personal data from 2 billion iPhone users, Kash Patel issues fiery warning, and is China trying to launch a new “pandemic?” All of that and more this week!
Original source: https://zeeemedia.com/interview/terrifying-report-reveals-privacy-nightmare-for-iphone-users-media-blackout/
