Germany will restart exporting weapons to Israel, government deputy spokesman Sebastian Hille has confirmed. The German government said exports would resume from 24 November after it suspended sales of military equipment that could be used [...] The post Germany To Resume Arms Exports To Israel appeared first on The People's Voice.

The CEO of Google’s parent company Alphabet has told the BBC that people should not “blindly trust” everything AI tools tell them“. In an exclusive interview, Google boss Sundar Pichai said that AI models are [...] The post Google Boss Warns Not To ‘Blindly Trust What AI Tells You’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

The UK’s health bureaucracy isn’t just refusing to release its vaccine-related mortality data — it’s openly declaring that the public is too fragile, too childish, too emotionally unstable to handle it. That alone should set [...] The post UK Health Blocks Release of Vaccine Fatality Data Because Truth Will Cause ‘Distress and Anger’ appeared first on The People's Voice.

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I have to keep downloading all the videos onto the website because the embed codes don’t work, at least not for me. It’s probably because of the crash this morning. In any case, this video sheds some light on what is going on with Stephen Miller. According to Stephen Miller, President Trump is cancelling tens […] The post The Truth About the H1-B Visa Program appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott designated the Muslim Brotherhood and the Council on American-Islamic Relations as foreign terrorist organizations on Tuesday, citing each group’s ties to Islamic extremism and accusing them of seeking to “forcibly impose Sharia law.” Abbott’s action bans the Muslim groups from purchasing or acquiring land in Texas and subjects anyone affiliated with them to heightened state penalties. “The Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR have long made their goals clear: to forcibly impose Sharia law and establish Islam’s ‘mastership of the world,’” Abbott said. “The actions taken by the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR to support terrorism across the globe and subvert our laws through violence, intimidation, and harassment are unacceptable. Today, I designated the Muslim Brotherhood and CAIR as foreign terrorist organizations and transnational criminal organizations. These radical extremists are not welcome in our state and are now prohibited from acquiring any real property interest in Texas.” For years, the Muslim Brotherhood has advocated for extremism and been connected to Islamic terrorists. The Muslim Brotherhood, which started as a militant group in Egypt in 1928, has spread throughout the world and is tied to numerous jihadist groups, according to a 2018 Congressional report. The Muslim Brotherhood’s founder, Hassan al-Banna, was outspoken about fighting non-Muslims through jihad and wrote that “Jihad is an obligation from Allah and every Muslim and cannot be ignored nor evaded.” In recent years, the Brotherhood condemned the United States for killing terrorism mastermind Osama bin Laden, and one of its most influential leaders, Yusuf al-Qaradawi, called for terrorist attacks against U.S. troops in Iraq. The Council on American-Islamic Relations, a self-described civil rights organization, has been criticized over its ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. U.S. authorities have also posited that CAIR was established as a front for Hamas. In a 2008 case, which was the largest terrorism financing trial in U.S. history, the council and its co-founders were named as unindicted co-conspirators in a plot to funnel millions of dollars to Hamas. Multiple people who have worked for CAIR have also been sentenced for planning to aid terrorist groups, such as Al Qaeda and the Taliban. The council has denied the allegations tying it to Hamas and responded to Abbott’s move to designate it as a foreign terrorist organization. “We have consistently condemned all forms of unjust violence, including hate crimes, ethnic cleansing, genocide and terrorism. In fact, we condemn terrorism so often that ISIS once put a target on our national executive director,” the council said. “Although we are flattered by Greg Abbott’s obsession with our civil rights organization, his publicity stunt masquerading as a proclamation has no basis in fact or law. By defaming a prominent American Muslim institution with debunked conspiracy theories and made-up quotes, Mr. Abbott has once again shown that his top priority is advancing anti-Muslim bigotry, not serving the people of Texas. Abbott’s move comes as Muslims plan to develop a massive compound in North Texas, which is being investigated by state and federal authorities. The compound aims to create a Muslim-centered community on 400 acres of land and is spearheaded by the East Plano Islamic Center, the largest mosque in Texas. The Muslim development plans are not connected to the Muslim Brotherhood or the Council on American-Islamic Relations. The Justice Department launched an investigation into the plans after Texas Republican Sen. John Cornyn raised concerns about religious discrimination surrounding the housing development. “Religious discrimination and Sharia Law have no place in the Lone Star State,” Cornyn said in May. “Any violations of federal law must be swiftly prosecuted, and I know under the Trump administration, they will be.”

A Tennessee judge blocked the deployment of the National Guard to Memphis, siding with Democrats who claimed that the action was not making the crime-ridden city safer.  Chancellor Patricia Head Moskal granted a temporary injunction on Monday against Republican Governor Bill Lee’s deployment of National Guard troops to aid federal law enforcement operations in Memphis. Moskal said that Lee lacked the authority to send in the troops and that they were not assisting in the crackdown on violent crime.  “The Court finds that the first factor — whether the Tennessee Constitution has committed the issue of when to use the National Guard to the Governor—is not met,” Moskal wrote in her decision. “The power committed to the Governor as commander-in-chief of the Army and Militia is not unfettered.” A coalition of Memphis-area Democrats, including Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris, filed a lawsuit against Lee and Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti on October 17 after the Trump administration announced a “Memphis Safe Taskforce” involving a surge of federal personnel to the city. As part of this federal-state partnership, Lee deployed nearly 200 National Guard members to Memphis with the stated goal of supporting federal operations and deterring crime. More than 30 federal entities are currently involved in the operation, which has led to over 2,790 arrests, 453 illegal firearms seized, and more than 300 gang members arrested.  Over the last few years, Memphis has consistently ranked as one of the nation’s most dangerous cities, with one analysis showing that it had the highest rate of violent crime in 2024.  In court, Memphis officials argued that “the deployment is causing immediate and irreparable harm to the County by the increased number of arrests, over burdening the criminal justice system, and overcrowding jail facilities,” Moskal wrote in her decision.  “The residents of Memphis also have a strong public interest in not being subjected to domestic military occupation for law enforcement purposes under circumstances where it is not statutorily authorized,” Moskal wrote.  Tennessee will have five days to appeal the decision before the ruling takes effect.  A poll released earlier this month by the Beacon Center found that the majority of Tennesseans approve of sending the National Guard to Memphis. The poll of registered voters found that 63% approved of the deployment while 33% disapproved.

President Trump considers relocating the 2026 World Cup from Seattle due to the election of a ‘communist’ mayor, raising concerns about security and economic impact. Trump’s Stance on Seattle’s New Leadership President Trump has expressed his apprehension over the recent election of Katie Wilson as Seattle’s mayor. Wilson, known for her socialist policies, has been described by Trump as a “very, very liberal-slash-communist mayor.” Her approach includes guaranteed housing, universal childcare, and the redistribution of corporate wealth to community control. Trump’s comments have sparked debate about whether such policies align with American values and the potential consequences they could have on Seattle’s future. President Trump might move the World Cup if Socialist Katie Wilson can't get the job done: "If we think there's a problem in Seattle where you have a very, very liberal/communist mayor…we're going to move the event to someplace where it's going to be appreciated and safe." pic.twitter.com/NfE1WfZd21 — Ari Hoffman (@thehoffather) November 17, 2025 Wilson’s election has prompted Trump to consider relocating the 2026 World Cup from Seattle. The event, projected to bring in up to $4 billion in tourist revenue, is a significant opportunity for the city’s struggling economy. Trump, alongside FIFA President Gianni Infantino, has hinted at the possibility of moving the event if any signs of trouble arise, stating that other cities would be eager to host it. This move could significantly impact Seattle’s economic outlook. Wilson’s Progressive Policies and Their Impact Mayor Wilson’s campaign focused on appealing to Gen Z voters by addressing Seattle’s rising cost of living. Her promises include subsidized housing, government-operated grocery stores, and progressive taxes to fund social services. While these initiatives aim to address economic disparities, critics argue they may drive businesses out of the city, resulting in job losses and decreased tax revenues. Wilson’s approach of “Trump-Proofing Seattle” has faced backlash for its potential to disrupt the business landscape. In 2020, Wilson was part of a coalition advocating for a 50% cut in police funding, aligning with the ‘defund the police’ movement. Her continued support for wealth taxes has reportedly caused several companies to leave Seattle. Wilson’s stance on preventing businesses from relocating further complicates the economic environment, raising concerns about the city’s ability to attract and retain investments. Security Concerns and Global Implications With the potential attendance of global figures like Vladimir Putin at the World Cup, security becomes a paramount issue. Seattle, known for its radical leftist reputation, may face challenges in ensuring safety for such high-profile events. Trump’s concerns about safety in the city are not entirely unfounded, given its history of political tensions. The presence of a leftist mayor amplifies these apprehensions, casting doubt on Seattle’s readiness to host an event of this magnitude. Seattle’s new mayor Katie Wilson: "We will not allow grocery chains to close stores at will" pic.twitter.com/YQUpJyWy0H — End Wokeness (@EndWokeness) November 13, 2025 As the situation unfolds, the debate continues over whether Seattle’s new leadership will advance or hinder the city’s prospects. While Wilson’s policies aim to address pressing social issues, the potential economic and security implications cannot be ignored. Observers will be closely watching how this dynamic plays out, particularly with the looming decision on the World Cup’s venue. Sources: Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson: Organizer, Socialist, Transit