In this episode of Judicial Watch, Chris Farrell chats with Darren Beattie, the man behind Revolver News. They talk about a case involving a pipe bomb on January 6. Beatty believes this case is being used to change how people view domestic terror. He also thinks it might be used to stop Trump from running in 2024. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gerald Celente warns of a possible economic crash on Trends Journal. He says the Dow rose because retail sales dropped, hinting at lower interest rates. He also fears an office building crash due to more people working from home. Lastly, he talks about the high cost of living and how Bitcoin might be a good option as regular money loses value. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The And We Know channel explores various conspiracy theories, political speculations, and controversial topics. It discusses beliefs in divine protection, the importance of calmness during uncertainty, and the potential manipulation by media. It also touches on health supplements, hidden messages in public events, and the influence of popular music concerts. The post encourages readers to stay informed and involved. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Today’s news covers big topics, from Fani Willis’s surprise to questions about Biden’s role. Find out who backed Biden, how to keep your data safe, and ways to handle money problems. Each article is packed with info for patriots who want to stay informed. Are you curious for more details on these important stories?
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Dr. Steve Turley talks about Fanny Willis, the lawyer who charged Trump, and how she is in hot water. She’s accused of lying about a relationship with her coworker, Nathan Wade. She also allegedly gave him a lot of money for fancy trips. This could mean she’ll be taken off the Trump case and might even lose her job as a lawyer. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Healthy American Peggy Hall discusses job discrimination in Indiana, where people lost job chances for not sharing their vaccine status. She urges us to defend our rights against such unfairness, reminding us it’s illegal for bosses to discriminate based on religion or health. She also shares a success story of a woman who won a religious discrimination case. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Millionaire Morning Show w/ Anton Daniels discusses a sad event that just happened in Lakewood. A lady named Janessi Moreno hurt her own son at a church. The seven-year-old boy is now in the hospital. People are confused and talking a lot about this. Some are asking questions about Janessi. The police are trying to find out more about her and why this happened. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly highlights the rise in cyberattacks on big companies, putting many people’s personal info at risk. It warns about malware in some smart TVs and advises using a VPN and changing passwords often for safety.
The article explores financial issues in Madison, Wisconsin, and Illinois, discussing new taxes, crime, and education problems. It warns about a possible …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Gregory Mannarino warns that the U.S. government may be stirring trouble with other countries to control the world’s money. He suggests they might even fake an event to justify war. He urges us to stay alert and question what we’re told. He also invites us to join a live stream to learn more. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The Economic Ninja warns millennial’s about the dangers of trying to look rich, especially on social media. It encourages them to save and invest wisely instead. The author shares his own experiences and the success story of a friend, showing that understanding money and thinking differently can lead to real success. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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