While American Amy Gordy was traveling abroad, she noticed that, among many cultural differences, folks across the pond go about using their fork and knife differently. As opposed to using the dominant hand to cut food with a knife, then switch the fork over to said dominant hand (the way she was taught), the fork is always in the left hand, turned down, and the knife is always in the right. If this is the first you’re hearing of the “European way” to use silverware, you're not alone. Gordy also had no idea, but she thought it couldn’t possibly feel that different from her "American" way of eating, so she figured she’d give it a try. How hard could it be?Quite hard…apparently. In a video posted to her TikTok, we see Gordy struggle to ignore every instinct in her body telling her to move that fork over to her other hand. Laughing at herself, she awkwardly attempts to “scoop” a bit of sauce with her knife onto the downturned fork, and, as though reverting back to toddlerhood, clumsily moves her mouth to meet the forkful of food. @amygordy1 I don’t expect this to be that hard ? #silverware #dining ♬ original sound - Amy Gordy “I [didn’t] expect this to be that hard,” she quipped in her caption.She probably also didn’t expect her clip to get 2.5 million views, or entice so many delightful digs from Europeans about silverware etiquette. It’s not the ‘European Way’, it THE CORRECT WAY."“Americans are so primitive for world leaders!!! Hold your knife in your right hand! It’s your dinner sword.”“Scottish here. Absolutely baffled why you’re struggling to use a knife and fork.”“This is mindblowing. It’s like watching the Middle Ages.”“Uff Germany here— I can’t even watch that. WHAT are you doing?” And perhaps the best comment of all: “Americans abroad is my favorite nature program.” - YouTube youtube.com There was also a bit of a debate as to whether or not it was rude to talk to someone while said utensils were in hand. Gordy’s dinner companion seemed to feel it was. Europeans…not so much.“Am I missing something??!? Eating properly is rude in America??”“I switched to this method after traveling to London and have never switched back to the ‘American’ way cuz this is so much easier…People talk with utensils in their hands all the time, it’s never been rude.” - YouTube youtube.com This is obviously more of a playful look at how something so automatic in our daily lives can look and feel wildly different through the lens of different cultures, rather than a debate as to which way really is the “right” way. After all, neither Americans nor Europeans even invented the fork. Surprisingly, that honor belongs to China during the Bronze Age, and the mysterious origin of using cutlery at the dinner table is thought to be from ancient Greece. So these countries are certainly not the authorities. Furthermore, it’s not like the often intuitive fork and knife combo are the end all, be all of eating utensils anyway. We’ve got chopsticks, spoons, sporks, skewers, tongs, tortillas or injera, and good old fashioned hands. With so many options, and so many ways to use each and every one, why debate on the right way to use them, barring any truly disrespectful faux pas? But hey, at least most of us can agree that talking with a mouth full of food is, in fact, rude.

Has food ever transported you back to your childhood? Perhaps an oatmeal chocolate chip cookie that tastes just like your grandmother's, or soup at a restaurant that takes you back to those moments when you were sick and your mom fed you by the spoonful. (Or, this scene from Ratatouille.) That's exactly what happened when Papua New Guinean chef Wan Maus surprised his friend James with a home-cooked meal. But this wasn't just any meal—it was a Zimbabwean feast, with dishes that hailed from James' home country.What began as a simple gesture of friendship became something far more profound. This moment—two men embracing through tears, grateful for each other—perfectly captures how food can bridge cultures, remind us of our heritage, and connect us in a uniquely human way. @wan.maus I surprised my Zimbabwean born friend to some traditional ZAE recipes. What a treat to cook and share! God is good.#pngtiktok?? #cookingtiktok #zimbabweantiktok #zimbabwetiktok???????? #foodietiktok #maize ♬ original sound - wan maus The video, shared to TikTok, begins with a sentence: “This is why I cook.” James is sitting at the dining room table, chatting away as if it were any other day. He shares a quick anecdote about Australia before a steaming hot bowl of sadza—a maize-based staple at the heart of Zimbabwean cuisine—hits the table. What unfolds is pure magic.“Oh my god, you are joking,” he exclaims, followed by an admission from the heart: “Do you know when I last ate that? I was twelve years old. That's nuts,” he laughs, never for a second taking his eyes off the sadza.More dishes appear, and James's emotions grow stronger and stronger. It's clear that, for him, this is more than just sustenance—cooking food from his home country, Zimbabwe, is like telling someone you love them. At times, he's speechless; when the hifiridzi, or beef and spinach stew, arrives, James begins clapping above his head and excitedly taking photos. But it's the okra that breaks him. The final dish to appear, its mere sight triggers an even deeper laugh—one that slowly morphs into what is also a sob.“Down memory lane,” he says wistfully. Then, “Oh, brother,” as he turns to hug his friend very, very tightly.via GIPHYThe raw, emotional depth this video displays has resonated with 3.5 million viewers. Celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay wrote, “This is incredible. Well done !”Another person commented, “We need more examples of male friendship like this. If men felt consistently comfortable to connect this deeply with each other, the world would be a better place.”“It’s not just about the food,” another person wrote. “It’s the feeling of being home and having someone care about you like that.” So good, even Ramsay had to give him props. Credit: TikTok @wan.maus Dishes that tell a story Sadza, the heart of Zimbabwe. Sadza is the cornerstone of Zimbabwe's culinary identity. Made by adding water to finely ground white maize (corn), it creates a smooth, firm porridge that serves as both food and utensil—as it's traditionally eaten with hands. “People eat sadza every day, often twice daily, making it more than food,” explains website, The Goldmidi. “It represents Zimbabwe's culture and heritage.”Hifiridzi, community on a plate. Named after Highfield, a neighborhood in the country's capital, Harare, hifiridzi is all about resourcefulness and vibrant community spirit that defines Zimbabwean cooking and way of life. It's a hearty dish of beef short ribs slow-cooked with leafy greens, onions, garlic, and tomatoes. Made with vegetables often picked from the cook's own garden, hifiridzi embodies the essence of “community-based cooking”—where preparing and sharing meals strengthens the bonds between people.Okra, the binding force. Locally known as “derere,” okra is a popular vegetable in Zimbabwean cooking, where you'll find it in stews combined with tomatoes, onions, ground nuts, and peanut butter. Thanks to its unique consistency, okra's texture helps thicken stews and bind ingredients together, mirroring the way it brings people together, too.The beauty of Wan Maus's video lies not in his technique or culinary prowess, but in this simple act of kindness that reminds us how food serves as a universal language of love. Or, as one food writer puts it:“Food is colorful. It is flavorful. It nourishes and promotes health. But more than all of that, it unites. It heals… Food is as much a form of expression as laughter or music. It is integral to humanity, and something that certainly holds a special place in my heart.”via GIPHY

I've been both parents in this situation: I've been the dad climbing up the playground with my kids, chasing them, making up silly games. And then I've also been the dad who just wants to sit on the bench and rest for a few minutes, and who groans when my 4-year-old decides she wants to take on the monkey bars and needs my help.The former makes you feel like a million bucks, but is utterly exhausting. The latter comes with a ton of guilt. Where does the guilt come from? Why is there so much pressure to always be "on"? I have no idea, but it's suffocating. And some parents have had enough.One mom is taking a stand against the judgment and internalized-guilt. She says it's more than fine to sit on the side and let your kids play independently. Some parents get accused of "not supervising" their kids when they're literally sitting 10 feet away. Photo by Oakville Dude on Unsplash Amanda, a mom of three, recently posted a video on Instagram: "I saw a reel that said, 'parents at the park should get off the bench and play with their kids...' NO" the caption read."God forbid we ... let the playground be for kids ... a space where they get to experience some freedom, explore, interact and engage with other children without their parent breathing down their neck," she writes in the post.Amanda adds that the advice to "get off the bench" came from a parenting influencer she usually really likes and who has helped her come up with new ideas to connect with her kids. But it shows how deeply-ingrained the pressure really is when even the "good" parenting experts are anti-rest and pro-hyper-involvement."I’m just highlighting here that ITS OKAY if you don’t want to be the adult scaling the playground!!" Amanda says. "Didn’t think this was a controversial take but I’ve said it before on here and have been called lazy." See on Instagram Surprisingly, users were split on Amanda's "hot take," and were pretty heated about it themselves. Over 1.2 million people watched the video and thousands chimed in with their thoughts on the matter.Many agreed that it was ridiculous to hold parents to the always-on standard."That was definitely said by a non parent who probably got ten hours of sleep. The audacity""Those of us who are SAHMs go ri the playground for a mother freakin BREAK""I tell my kids all the time: 'Go play with your brothers, that’s why I made more than 1 of you' I’m here to sip my coffee and talk to my friends""solo mother to toddler triplets here. It has taken me 3 1/2 years to get to the point I can actually sit down at the park. I’d love someone to say that to my face while I take the ONLY 5 minute break I get in my day""This! There is an over correction in the parenting these days. This gen of parents wants so barely to not be the absentee parents of yesteryear that they over parent and are over involved"Some parents had safety concerns about not being "right there" in case something were to happen."I hear you but sometimes my toddler wants to play on the bigger structure and I just stand below making sure he doesn't jump off the high platforms""I wish, my anxiety is too bad ? I’m working on it.""Maybe when they stop making playgrounds with random drop offs I can be chill enough to sit down.""Parents need to get off their phones. I'm tired of having to tell someone else's kid to stop throwing sand cuz their mommy cares more about their phone than their kid."(Whether being on your phone while your kid plays within eye-and-ear-shot is inherently bad is another discussion we need to have.)A few commenters brought up an even greater point: It's about more than just mom and dad getting a break. It's about giving kids an opportunity to practice independence."As a mom of two, I’ve learned there’s so much value in giving kids space to play, explore, and even figure things out without us constantly hovering. It doesn’t mean we’re lazy, it means we trust their independence and know our own nervous systems matter too. We need more conversations like this""Let them be bored. Let them get creative. Let them make new friends. Their parent is not their court jester. The playground is meant for children to play, not the parents."In fact, a key element of the popular and scientifically-validated Montessori method is that children should never be interrupted when playing or focusing on an activity."When children are engaged in interesting activities, they are simultaneously practicing their ability to remain engaged, to attend to other activities and to manage multiple stimuli without losing the capacity to concentrate on one. For parents, supporting children’s developing concentration means, first, giving them the opportunity to concentrate without interruption," writes Raintree Montessori.Many well-regarded educational philosophies center on child-led learning, independence, and allowing children room to flex their creativity and play the way they want. Kids without an opportunity to learn and practice independence early have been shown to have worse outcomes later in life.Why do millennial parents feel so much pressure to be hyper-involved? It's hard for parents to let go, but kids need chances to practice doing things on their own. Photo by Myles Tan on Unsplash Gen X and certainly Boomer parents did not feel the same way. Many of them were and are more than content to let their kids run free without nearly as much supervision — for better or worse.Maybe we've just seen too many influencers wagging their fingers at us, having grown up on social media. We've seen too many news stories about kidnapping and other bad actors stalking public parks. We've seen the horrible injuries and accidents amplified by social algorithms that feed on fear and anger. And so we "helicopter." Not to be controlling, but to be protective.Bit by bit, though, the public conversation is changing. Parents are being encouraged more and more to let go, just a little bit.It's such a fine line, though. Many parents hover over their kids on the playground precisely because of potential dangers, bullying, or negative interactions with other kids. And who wouldn't do anything in the world to protect their child?! But it's also more than OK for a parent to consider that a crucial part of the independence lesson. Sometimes it's good for kids to work out conflicts on their own! It's even good for them to push their limits too far and fall down!Ultimately, you don't have to be a "play" parent or a "bench" parent. You can choose for yourself based on your child, what he or she needs, and what the situation calls for. In the end, there should be a lack of judgment whatever you choose.

Some people look at rats and immediately get the willies, but people who've had pet rats know that they make delightful furry friends. They each have their own personalities and intellect, and if you get creative, you can teach the rascally rodents to do all kinds of fun things. One of those fun things, which likely comes as an unexpected surprise, is driving. That's right, you can apparently train a rat to drive a tiny car. And the best part? It's actually good for them. Before we get into the scientific research on that front, you simply have to see little Kuzko and Kronk behind the wheel (or pedals, actually): See on Instagram Kuzko and Kronk's owners (@emperorsofmischief on Instagram) say it only took a couple of months of training 5 to 10 minutes a day for them to get the hang of the "rat rod" controls—three simple pedals that make the car go right, left, and forward. "They do seem to enjoy their nightly practice," their owner writes. "We removed the back doors a while ago to give them full autonomy, and now when the cars come out the rats are quick to jump in on their own and hit the gas!"The basis for even trying this in the first place is a 2019 study from the University of Richmond. Researchers taught 17 rats, some of them lab rats and some raised in "enriched environments," to drive electric toy cars in exchange for bits of cereal. (Those raised in "enriched environments" made much better drivers, in case you were wondering.) An experiment found that learning to drive lowered rats' stress levels.Photo credit: CanvaThe experiment continued after the study was published, and neuroscientist and researcher Kelly Lambert explained how observing the rat drivers early in the pandemic led to new insights. "Initially, they learned basic movements, like climbing into the car and pressing a lever. But with practice, these simple actions evolved into more complex behaviors, such as steering the car toward a specific destination.One morning during the pandemic, the rats also taught me something profound.It was summer 2020, a period marked by isolation for almost everyone on the planet. When I walked into the lab one day, I noticed something unusual: The three driving-trained rats ran to the side of the cage, jumping up and down.At that point, my lab started looking into how positive events — and anticipation for these events — shape neural functions." Rat studies are often used to inform human research. Photo credit: CanvaLambert and another researcher began a new study looking at whether anticipation (or delayed gratification). They called the research program "Wait for It," as they required the rats to wait a certain amount of time before engaging in tasks they enjoy. The results may hold some promise for non-pharmaceutical interventions in mental health challenges. "Preliminary results suggest that rats required to wait for their rewards show signs of shifting from a pessimistic cognitive style to an optimistic one in a test designed to measure rodent optimism. They also performed better on cognitive tasks and were bolder in problem-solving strategies. We linked this program to our lab’s broader interest in behaviorceuticals, a term I coined to suggest that experiences can alter brain chemistry similarly to pharmaceuticals."The initial study sound that learning to drive seemed to have a stress-reducing effect on the rats, with all of them testing higher in dehydroepiandrosterone, an anti-stress hormone, than controls. Another experiment found that rats seem to actually enjoy driving. Photo credit: CanvaOf course, that doesn't necessarily mean they like it. Rats do tend to thrive with interesting things to stimulate them, but one way to know whether the rats actually enjoy something is if they choose to do it instead of doing something that takes less effort. Lambert explained:"Although we can’t directly ask rats if they enjoy driving, we created a behavioral test to gauge their motivation to get behind the wheel. This time, instead of giving rats only the option of driving to the Froot Loop tree, they could also make a shorter journey on foot.Surprisingly, two of the three rats chose to take the less efficient path of turning away from the reward and running to the car to drive to their Froot Loop destination. This response suggests that the rats enjoy both the journey and the rewarding destination."Enjoying both the journey and the destination is a goal for all of us, isn't it? Thanks to our rat friends behind the wheel, we may be a bit closer to figuring out how more of us can get there. You can follow the adventures of Kuzko and Kronk and their rat rods on Instagram.

by Thaddeus G. McCotter, American Greatness: AI could enhance election integrity by cleaning voter rolls, flagging fraud, and tracking mail-in ballots—if lawmakers allow it and partisanship doesn’t block the code. I have not been one to embrace artificial intelligence (AI)—the term “Luddite” comes to mind. I warned at length about the pending perils of our […]

by Chris Menahan, Information Liberation: Israel is begging the US to bail them out just 48 hours after they decided to launch an unprovoked war with Iran with what was supposed to have been a devastating “decapitation strike.” Evidently, their strike was not able to destroy Iran’s Fordow uranium enrichment site buried deep under a mountain, nor […]

Happy Father's Day to all the dads—raising the next generation is a true gift.

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There’s a reason supermarkets didn’t exist for 99% of human history — and yet, our ancestors thrived. While modern consumers rely on fragile supply chains and electricity-dependent refrigeration, traditional cultures mastered food preservation methods that kept them alive through wars, famines, and brutal winters. Today, as supply chain disruptions and economic instability loom, these forgotten techniques aren’t just history — they’re a survival necessity. Article by Lance D. Johnson, republished with permission from Naturalnews.com From the Pennsylvania Dutch’s probiotic-rich sauerkraut to West African-inspired fermented hot sauces, these methods were born out of necessity and perfected through generations of trial and error. They didn’t just preserve food — they enhanced its nutrition, making it a lifeline when fresh produce was scarce. Now, as food prices skyrocket and shortages become commonplace, these old-world skills are more relevant than ever. Key points: Fermentation, curing, and drying were essential survival techniques for immigrant and indigenous communities. Traditional methods like nixtamalization (alkaline corn processing) unlock hidden nutrients, preventing malnutrition. Salt-cured meats, smoked fish, and fermented vegetables provided year-round nutrition without refrigeration. Modern adaptations of these techniques can be safer and more efficient while maintaining their survival benefits. In a crisis, preserved foods become valuable barter items when currency fails. The science of survival: How cultures preserved food against all odds German sauerkraut: Fermentation as medicine The Pennsylvania Dutch didn’t just ferment cabbage to avoid waste — they engineered a survival food. Lacto-fermentation (driven by Leuconostoc and Lactobacillus bacteria) was a microbial alchemy that transformed humble cabbage into a nutrient-dense staple. During the Revolutionary War, German mercenaries carried sauerkraut in their rations to prevent scurvy — a practice later adopted by the Continental Army. Scientific benefits: Gut health: The probiotics in sauerkraut (up to 28 strains) out-compete pathogenic bacteria, critical when medical care is scarce. Vitamin C: Fermentation increases bioavailability by 20% compared to raw cabbage. Longevity: Properly fermented kraut (pH 4> Modern recipe with safety tweaks: Cabbage selection: Use late-season, dense heads (higher sugar content for fermentation). Discard outer leaves (pesticide risk). Salt ratio: 2.25% by weight (3 tbsp non-iodized salt per 5 lbs cabbage). Iodized salt inhibits fermentation. Fermentation vessel: Food-grade HDPE bucket with airlock (replaces cloth cover) to prevent oxidation and kahm yeast. Temperature control: 65–72°F (18–22°C) for 3–6 weeks. Use a seedling heat mat in cold climates. Testing: pH strips (target 3.4–3.8) and brine salinity (1.025 specific gravity) ensure safety. Storage: Canning: Process jars in boiling water for 10 minutes (for shelf-stable storage). Cold storage: Refrigerate for up to 12 months; flavor improves over time. Survivalist tip: Add foraged juniper berries (natural antimicrobial) or wild garlic ramps for extra vitamin C. Italian sun-dried tomatoes and salt-cured meats Sicilian immigrants replicated Mediterranean sun-drying on New York tenement fire escapes. The salt-cured meats (e.g., prosciutto, capocollo) were born from necessity — preserving scarce protein without refrigeration. Sun-Dried tomatoes (traditional method): Tomato prep: San Marzano or Roma tomatoes, halved, seeds scooped (reduces moisture). Salting: 1/4 tsp coarse sea salt per pound draws out moisture and inhibits bacteria. Sun-dried: 3–5 days on wooden racks with cheesecloth (rotate to follow sun). Dehydrator: 135°F (57°C) for 8–12 hours (modern alternative). Oil-packed: Sterilize jars, layer tomatoes with fresh basil/garlic, cover with olive oil (1-inch headspace). Water-bath process for 25 minutes. Dry: Vacuum-seal with oxygen absorbers for 2+ years. Prosciutto (survival protein): Cure: 4:1 salt-to-sugar rub (per 10-lb pork leg). Add black pepper and bay leaves for flavor. Curing phase: 3 weeks at 34°F (1°C), turning daily. Rinse, then air-dry at 55°F (13°C), 60% humidity for 9–12 months. Modern hack: Use a wine fridge with a humidifier for controlled aging. Prepper note: Sun-dried tomatoes are calorie-dense (300 kcal/100g) and rich in lycopene (antioxidant). Scandinavian lutefisk and fermented fish Nordic settlers adapted lutefisk (lye-treated cod) from Viking-era stock fish. The lye (sodium hydroxide) breaks down proteins, creating a gelatinous texture that lasts for years. Fermented herring (surströmming) was a starvation food — its putrid smell signaled safe fermentation (harmful bacteria couldn’t survive the pH extremes). Lutefisk (Step-by-Step): Desalting: Soak dried cod in cold water (5 days, changing water 2x daily). Lye bath: 1 oz food-grade lye per gallon water. Soak fish 2-3 days (use plastic tools!). Neutralization: Soak in freshwater for 4 days (test pH = 7). Cooking: Simmer at 180°F (82°C) for 10 minutes — overheating turns it to mush. Gravlax (Simpler Alternative): Cure: 1 cup salt + 2 cups sugar + 2 tbsp peppercorns. Bury salmon fillets in cure for 48 hours. Fermentation: Optional—add whey starter for tangier flavor (extends shelf life). Surströmming (Advanced): Ferment: Layer herring with 3% salt in a wooden barrel. Weight down for 6–8 weeks at 60°F (16°C). Bury: Seal in jars and bury for 2 months (pressure builds—open outdoors!). Modern Hack: Use pH meters to monitor fermentation (target pH 4.5 for safety). The survivalist advantage: Why these methods outlast modern food systems When the power grid fails, freezers become useless, and canned goods run out, traditional preservation methods remain viable. Fermentation crocks need no electricity. Salt-cured meats require no refrigeration. Solar dehydrators work even when the economy collapses. More than just emergency backups, these techniques offer better nutrition than processed “survival foods.” Nixtamalized corn, for example, provides complete protein — a critical advantage when meat is scarce. Fermented vegetables supply probiotics that boost immunity — something freeze-dried meals can’t match. Ten cultural foods that ensured survival German sauerkraut – Fermented cabbage rich in vitamin C and probiotics. Italian sun-dried tomatoes – Concentrated flavor and nutrients without canning. Scandinavian lutefisk – Lye-treated cod that lasted for years. Southern country ham – Salt-cured and smoked for long-term storage. Native American nixtamalized corn – Alkaline-processed maize with enhanced protein. Cajun tasso ham – Spicy, cured pork for flavor and preservation. Korean kimchi – Fermented vegetables with antimicrobial properties. Jewish pickled herring – Vinegar-cured fish that resisted spoilage. Russian kvass – Fermented bread drink packed with nutrients. Mexican mole paste – Chili and chocolate mixture preserved with fat and spices. Safety first: Avoiding deadly mistakes While these methods are time-tested, modern scientific observations have refined them for safety. Botulism — a deadly risk in improperly canned foods — can be prevented with pH testing and pressure canning. Fermentation should always keep vegetables submerged under brine, and cured meats must reach specific salt concentrations to deter pathogens. Our ancestors didn’t just survive — they thrived, using methods that modern society has foolishly abandoned. In an era of looming food shortages, relearning these skills isn’t just nostalgic — it’s a matter of survival. The next real crisis won’t be solved by panic-buying at Walmart; it will be weathered by those who know how to make food last without electricity or government assistance. Sources include: Survivalpedia.com Survivalpedia.com Enoch, Brighteon.ai If you’d prefer a more “done for you” solution, I’ve got you covered there too…. Just go here: GET A 3-MONTH EMERGENCY FOOD KIT HERE (while they last):      GET A 3-MONTH EMERGENCY FOOD KIT HERE (while they last)

Happy Father’s Day to all the great Fathers out there! But especially to Bill and Hillary Clinton! Why? Well, because it’s entirely possible that Chelsea is not Bill and Hillary’s daughter and it’s entirely possible that Bill has another son he has refused to claim. What a sordid mess! In case you’ve never seen this before, let’s start with Bill: Meet Bill Clinton’s “Lost” Son? Meet Bill Clinton's "Lost" Son? Would it surprise you to learn the Clinton family is fairly "messed up"? Me either. A while ago, we reported on the allegations that Bill Clinton may not be Chelsea Clinton's real father. I'll post more on that below, but here's the link to that story. Chelsea Clinton’s Real Father REVEALED? Now on the heels of that report we now have another allegation about the "fatherhood" of Bill Clinton. Meet Danney Williams. As with Chelsea and Webb Hubbell, the resemblance is fairly uncanny. At least I think so. I'm no doctor and I haven't ran a DNA test, but man oh man do Hillary and Webb look similar! And the same goes for Danney and Bill. Check this out: Do you know about the Black man that claims he is the son of Bill Clinton? pic.twitter.com/34soYxMz5q — Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives (@dom_lucre) December 6, 2023 Danney is on Twitter/X and has been VERY vocal about his allegations that Bill is his father. Here is his post from 2017: Even though you abandoned me and only took care of Chelsea, I still want to thank you for giving me life. Happy Father's Day @billclinton. pic.twitter.com/EMKla9lPM1 — Danney Williams (@danney_williams) June 18, 2017 You look at those pictures and tell me what you think? Do they look similar? If a picture could talk, I can almost hear this one saying "I did not have sex with that woman!" Danney has remained adamant in his claims, also posting this picture of HIS son with hashtag #BillClintonGrandson: My baby boy . #BillClintonGrandson pic.twitter.com/oqHUDYTs4n — Danney Williams (@danney_williams) June 10, 2020 Why don't they just take a paternity test you ask? Danney has tried. Many times. Bill is seemingly not interested: On Father's Day Danney Williams Calls on Bill Clinton to Take Paternity Test https://t.co/7maGA6epcS via @gatewaypundit — The Gateway Pundit (@gatewaypundit) June 17, 2018 The Gateway Pundit reported the following back in 2018 on Father's Day: Today is a happy day for most fathers and sons. But not for Danney Williams. Danney claims he is Bill Clinton’s illegitimate son. The 27-year-old black man from Arkansas put new pressure on the former President and his wife Hillary. Danney’s mother, a prostitute who lived in Arkansas in the mid-1980s, claimed she had sex with the the Arkansas governor at the time. In her interview, Bobbie said that Clinton rubbed her belly and said, “Girl, that can’t be my baby.” But I knew it was. I just had this kind of woman’s feeling that this was his child”. The liberal media ignored or attacked Danney Williams during the election. So...what do you think? What a tangled web we weave....and what a messed up family tree over at the Clinton family! ALLLLLEGEDLY! Now let's go to Chelsea.... Chelsea Clinton's Real Father REVEALED? DISCLAIMER: I am not reporting this as factually correct, I'm merely reporting that many people out there BELIEVE Bill Clinton is not Chelsea Clinton's real father. Do your own research. Draw your own conclusions. SECOND DISCLAIMER: I know many of you have seen this before and are aware of it, but many may not be. Ok, here we go. Simply put, many people believe Chelsea looks much less like Bill.... Chelsea and Bill pic.twitter.com/uiSTvmdCeo — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) November 10, 2023 And much more like a guy named Webb Hubbell: Chelsea and Webb pic.twitter.com/OsYIxGjwgp — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) November 10, 2023 Again, not MY take....I'm just reporting on what all these people think: From 2015 Chelsea Clinton Book Tour. Question to Chelsea Clinton: "Has your mother ever told you that you're the daughter of Webb Hubbell, and not Bill Clinton?" A: "I am so proud to be my parents' daughter," responded Chelsea Clinton to the question.Source: CBS News. pic.twitter.com/ZUuehAIruE — Mo Green (@KeithRuscitti) May 22, 2023 TWO of Webb Hubbell's four daughters. Chelsea Clinton on the left/Rebecca Hubbell on the right... pic.twitter.com/Q7MhcnYidN — Sensible Southerner (@Rriittzziiee) June 11, 2022 Chelsea Clinton couldn't sneak up on a glass of water because she's Webb Hubbell and Crooked Hillary's coyote ugly offspring, plain and simple #HogJaws pic.twitter.com/CR2sezK3P4 — Mike Engleman (@RealHickory) January 29, 2023 You do know The National Enquirer tends to get things right more often than the MSM, right? Chelsea Clinton would like to wish Webster Hubbell a Happy Father’s Day! pic.twitter.com/GAmBOoOxpR — LivePDDave (@LivePDDave1) June 20, 2021 Father's Day is a tough one for old Chels? Who does Chelsea Clinton buy a Father’s Day gift for... Slick Willie or Webb Hubbell? pic.twitter.com/XSGyO1MIvq — LivePDDave (@LivePDDave1) June 18, 2021 Which do you think? Just every time hillary is laying! The real father of Chelsea Clinton is weber hubble but bill Clinton laying #1 laying #2 with Christopher steele dossier laying #4 email probe laying #5 uranium one scandals laying #6 hillary foundation falsification & the like hillary is layer! pic.twitter.com/7H8xfO5kJ5 — Endeshaw Mekonnen (@EndeshawMekonn1) October 19, 2019 The Business Standard has previously reported the following (NOTE: not my take, I am quoting the Business Standard): Bill Clinton's former aide has claimed that the former president had once admitted that Chelsea Clinton is not his biological daughter. According to Larry Nichols, the 42nd President of the United States had allegedly said the real father is the former mayor of Little Rock, Ark., Webster Hubbell, who was once a law partner of his wife Hillary Clinton, Radar Online reported. Nichols said that Bill had admitted that he "shoots blanks" after contracting measles as a kid rendered him sterile, and added that Hubbell was the real father of his daughter, who is currently pregnant with her first child with her husband Marc Mezvinsky. Earlier, anti-Clinton blogger Robert Morrow had claimed that Hillary had an affair with Hubbell in 1984 at the Governor's Mansion during Bill's second term. RELATED: Anthony Weiner MELTS DOWN When Confronted About The Clinton Kill List! There's a reason we keep "efforting" Patrick Bet-David to come on my show. Because he will fit right in! We are gonna make it happen eventually, you can mark it down... We're already great friends, he just doesn't know it yet!   Oh I know he's way bigger than we are, but we are cut from the same cloth. I love what he's doing and I absolutely LOVED his interaction with Anthony Weiner this week. Buckle up, this one gets rocky...and it's oh-so-good! Bet-David never backs down from having controversial guests on his show, nor does he only have on people who agree with him. In fact, he seems to really enjoy getting diverse viewpoints, which is what we're all supposed to do. Vigorous, free and open debate is what made this country great. From the Founding Fathers debating in the Federalist Papers all the way to today, it's the open exchange of ideas and iron-sharpening-iron that produces great results. Not echo chambers... Not censorship... So now back to the interview. So Bet-David has Weiner on his show and proceeds to tell him how he has a reputation of texting teenage girls. Epic. Told him right to his face! And let's be real folks, when your name is literally "Tony Weiner" maybe you want to shy away from sex crimes? I don't know, just seems like that would be good advice. But of course he's known as the laptop teenage sexting guy -- which, by the way, wasn't a lot of that criminal? I'm no criminal prosecutor, but isn't it illegal to text teenage girls your Ween-Ween? But I digress. So Bet-David calls him out for his reputation like a boss, but that's not where things fall off the rails. The minute Bet-David starts asking him about the Clinton Kill List, Weiner FREAKS out. Goes into complete meltdown mode. You can see he's visibly shook and viscerally reacting. Bet-David never backs down, he sticks to his guns, he remains calm and cool and in full control of the interview. I can't speak for everyone, but I walked away thinking Bet-David was rock solid and expressed a question that so many of us are thinking, meanwhile Weiner's meltdown was very suspect. He claimed it was somehow disrespectful to the "victims" although failed to really develop that thought. Look, the whole thing is UNPROVEN, I will state that right now -- we clear? But I will also state this, as I have so often said: do YOU know anyone who has had 90+ close friends and/or business associates die under strange circumstances? How about 10? 5? You get my point. And that was Bet-David's point too. Also, why does this "Conspiracy Theory" only pop up around the Clintons? I'm no fan of the Bush family either, but there's no George W. Bush Kill List rumors. No Obama ones either. Why the Clintons? Fair question. ALL fair questions. Yet Weiner freaked. Wouldn't answer. Watch this amazing clip and then scroll down for details on the "List". Here you go: You know, there's always the chance that Bet-David and I are just wrong. Just in the minority. So I thought I would open up a poll on Twitter to ask. See if we're off base? The poll is still live so you can add your vote here if you want: The Clinton Kill List is: — Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) July 21, 2023 And here are the results so far: Guess we're not in the minority according to those results! Now let's dig into the Clinton Kill List. Let's start with Wikipedia because Weiner tried to discredit the question by discrediting the source Bet-David was reading from. So here's (Lefty) Wikipedia covering the topic: Wikipedia calls it a "Conspiracy Theory". Let me just say this....I've lost track of how many "Conspiracy Theories" I've looked into that later turn out to be 100% Fact! How about you? But fair enough.... We're not calling this hard news. Neither was Bet-David. We're not saying everyone on this list was killed by or at the behest of the Clintons. Of course not! Maybe some were, maybe a lot were, we don't know! We're simply asking why so many people surrounding this couple end up DEAD under mysterious circumstances. Just the worst luck ever? Cursed? Or....? Here's an update on the list: Updated Clinton Kill List: The List of People "Who Mysteriously Died" After Being Associates With The Clintons [July 2023] From time to time, we update this list and now seemed like a good time.   So...let me ask you a question... How many people in your circle of friends or coworkers have turned up mysteriously dead in the course of your LIFETIME?  None?  Maybe one in rare circumstances and you probably tell the story all the time because of how strange it was that it happened to someone you know! In other words, have you ever seen Dateline?  Have you ever seen one of those Datelines where the husband has had 2 or 3 wives all die under bizarre circumstances?  Each time they claim it was an accident.  "A million to one shot!"  Terrible tragedy!  Except the investigators start to get REAL suspicious by the time the 2nd and especially 3rd wife dies "accidentally". Ok, now image it happened 47 times!   Or 93! You think that husband isn't going straight to prison for dozens of consecutive life sentences?  You'd better believe it. And that, my friends, is [easyazon_link identifier="1455568899" locale="US" tag="s0d58f-20"]Bill and Hillary Clinton[/easyazon_link].  How many associates of theirs have turned up dead under very bizarre circumstances?  According to ClashDaily.com, the list is up to at least 47!  What!?!  And that list of 47 people does not include Seth Rich.  No, these are just the close Clinton associates.  Close, that is, until they wind up dead. Add to that, many of these "mysteriously dead" were getting ready to testify against the Clintons for a number of criminal acts.  What a coincidence that they all had such weird "accidents"! Overall the Clinton's have known close to 100 associates that ended up dead in completely mysterious ways. Here is a list of 47 people who were associated with the Clinton's that ended up dead according to CBS 6 News... But before I give that list, I noticed something interesting when re-researching this story. I noticed the CBS article had been taken down. Gee, I wonder why? But thank goodness for a little thing called the Wayback Machine! That's right, Web.Archive.Org has many archived versions of that article and here is a screenshot proving it is legit: The Internet is written in ink, even when you'd like to delete it. That, my friends, is CBS Las Vegas. So Patrick, the next time Anthony Weiner wants to try and discredit your source, ask him what he thinks of CBS! From that article, here it is: 1- James McDougal – Clintons convicted Whitewater partner died of an apparent heart attack, while in solitary confinement. He was a key witness in Ken Starr’s investigation. 2 – Mary Mahoney – A former White House intern was murdered July 1997 at a Starbucks Coffee Shop in Georgetown .. The murder …happened just after she was to go public with her story of sexual harassment in the White House. 3 – Vince Foster – Former White House counselor, and colleague of Hillary Clinton at Little Rock’s Rose Law firm. Died of mutiple gunshot wounds to the head,  but still ruled a suicide. 4 – Ron Brown – Secretary of Commerce and former DNC Chairman. Reported to have died by impact in a plane crash. A pathologist close to the investigation reported that there was a hole in the top of Brown’s skull resembling a gunshot wound. At the time of his death Brown was being investigated, and spoke publicly of his willingness to cut a deal with prosecutors. The rest of the people on the plane also died. A few days later the Air Traffic controller committed suicide. 5 – C. Victor Raiser, II – Raiser, a major player in the Clinton fund raising organization died in a private plane crash in July 1992. 6 – Paul Tulley – Democratic National Committee Political Director found dead in a hotel room in Little Rock , September 1992. Described by Clinton as a “dear friend and trusted advisor.” 7 – Ed Willey – Clinton fundraiser, found dead November 1993 deep in the woods in VA of a gunshot wound to the head. Ruled a suicide. Ed Willey died on the same day his wife Kathleen Willey claimed Bill Clinton groped her in the oval office in the White House. Ed Willey was involved in several Clinton fund raising events. 8 – Jerry Parks – Head of Clinton’s gubernatorial security team in Little Rock .. Gunned down in his car at a deserted intersection outside Little Rock Park’s son said his father was building a dossier on Clinton He allegedly threatened to reveal this information. After he died the files were mysteriously removed from his house. 9 – James Bunch – Died from a gunshot suicide. It was reported that he had a “Black Book” of people which contained names of influential people who visited prostitutes in Texas and Arkansas 10 – James Wilson – Was found dead in May 1993 from an apparent hanging suicide. He was reported to have ties to Whitewater. 11- Kathy Ferguson, ex-wife of Arkansas Trooper Danny Ferguson, was found dead in May 1994, in her living room with a gunshot to her head. It was ruled a suicide even though there were several packed suitcases, as if she were going somewhere. Danny Ferguson was a co-defendant along with Bill Clinton in the Paula Jones lawsuit. Kathy Ferguson was a possible corroborating witness for Paula Jones. 12 – Bill Shelton – Arkansas State Trooper and fiancee of Kathy Ferguson. Critical of the suicide ruling of his fiancee, he was found dead in June, 1994 of a gunshot wound also ruled a suicide at the grave site of his fiancee. 13 – Gandy Baugh – Attorney for Clinton’s friend Dan Lassater, died by jumping out a window of a tall building January, 1994. His client was a convicted drug distributor. 14 – Florence Martin – Accountant & sub-contractor for the CIA, was related to the Barry Seal Mena Airport drug smuggling case. He died of three gunshot wounds. 15 – Suzanne Coleman – Reportedly had an affair with Clinton when he was Arkansas Attorney General. Died of a gunshot wound to the back of the head, ruled a suicide. Was pregnant at the time of her death. If you got this far things get stranger. The Clinton's have had 12 bodyguards that ended up dead after being hired. They are the following also according to that same CBS article: 16. Todd McKeehan 17. Steve Willis 18. Sgt. Tim Sabel 19.  Captain Scott J . Reynolds 20. Conway LeBleu 21. Robert Williams 22. Major William S. Barkley, Jr. 23. Spec. Gary Rhodes 24. Sgt. Brian Hanley 25. Col. William Densberger 26. Major General William Robertson 27. Col. Robert Kelly It doesn't end there though. Six people died after being a witness or suspect for the Ives/Henry Case(Two boys who were hit by a train in Arkansas but when an autopsy came out it was revealed  that they were murdered before the train hit them, it was a major case in Arkansas at the time and Bill Clinton was then the governor. The place where the boys were murdered is believed to be a major drug trafficking hub that was protected by Clinton while he was Governor.) They are the following: 28. Gregory Collins: Died in 1989 by a gunshot wound 29. Richard Winters: Who was a suspect in the Ives/Henry Case died by a set-up. 30.Keith Coney: Died in an accident. 31. Jeff Rhodes: Was shot and the body was fan burned in a trash can. 32. Keith McMaskle: Was stabbed over 100 times. 33.James Milan: Found decapitated. We are not done yet. Clash Daily put out a list for the rest... And interestingly, the ClashDaily article has also been taken down! Here is the Web Archive version: https://web.archive.org/web/20201108130650/https://clashdaily.com/2016/07/hilarious-guns-dont-kill-people-clintons-kill-people/ Paula Grober – Clinton’s speech interpreter for the deaf from 1978 until her death December 9, 1992. She died in a one car accident. Danny Casolaro – Investigative reporter. Investigating Mena Airport and Arkansas Development Finance Authority. He slit his wrists, apparently, in the middle of his investigation. Paul Wilcher – Attorney investigating corruption at Mena Airport with Casolaro and the 1980 “October Surprise” was found dead on a toilet June 22, 1993 in his Washington DC apartment. Had delivered a report to Janet Reno three weeks before his death Jon Parnell Walker – Whitewater investigator for Resolution Trust Corp. Jumped to his death from his Arlington, Virginia apartment balcony August15, 1993. He was investigating the Morgan Guarantee scandal. Barbara Wise – Commerce Department staffer. Worked closely with Ron Brown and John Huang. Cause of death unknown. Died November 29, 1996. Her bruised, nude body was found locked in her office at the Department of Commerce. Charles Meissner – Assistant Secretary of Commerce who gave John Huang special security clearance, died shortly thereafter in a small plane crash. Dr. Stanley Heard – Chairman of the National Chiropractic Health Care Advisory Committee, died with his attorney Steve Dickson in a small plane crash. Dr. Heard, in addition to serving on Clinton’s advisory council personally treated Clinton’s mother, stepfather and brother. Barry Seal – Drug running pilot out of Mena, Arkansas, death was no accident. Johnny Lawhorn Jr. – Mechanic, found a check made out to Bill Clinton in the trunk of a car left at his repair shop. He was found dead after his car had hit a utility pole. Stanley Huggins – Investigated Madison Guarantee. His death was a purported suicide and his report was never released. Hershell Friday – Attorney and Clinton fund raiser died March 1, 1994 when his plane exploded. 47. Jeffery Epstein: Epstein who was charged with child sex trafficking and was awaiting trial died by "hanging himself" which is very hard to believe. Most believe he was taken out and evidence backs this theory up. Bill Clinton had close ties with Epstein and even visited his island where he took underage girls to be sex slaves. 48.Seth Rich: A DNC committee member who was murdered after receiving two gunshot wounds to the back. Rich's death was claimed to be a result of an attempted robbery, but that doesn't seem possible being his wallet was never touched. 49.Klaus Eberwein: Was a former Haitian government official that was found dead in his room from a gunshot wound in the head. Eberwein was supposed to appear before the Haiti Ethics and Anti Corruption Commission where many speculated he was going to call out the Clinton Foundation for misusing donations for earthquake victims. 50-84. People on Flight with Ron Brown: We covered Ron Brown earlier on the list but left out the 34 others that were on the flight with him. To recap Ron Brown was the United States Secretary of Commerce during the first term of President Bill Clinton.  Brown and 34 others died in a plane crash in Croatia. The strange part about the rash was both Brown's autopsy show he had a major wound to his head that looked to be from a gunshot. The navigation chief at the Croatian airport responsible for the GPS location of Brown's plan was found dead with a bullet hole through his chest just before he was going to be interviewed by the Air Force. Brown has a lot of inside knowledge on Clinton's dirty dealing in Croatia and in Asia, maybe he, unfortunately, knew too much which ultimately led to his assignation. 85-89. Ambassador J. Christopher Stevens, Information Officer Sean Smith, and  CIA operatives, Glen Doherty and Tyrone Woods: These four men died under the eye of Hillary Clinton. Both Smith and Woods filed a lawsuit against Hillary Clinton for wrongful death and defamation. The lawsuit even stated that  Hillary's use of a private email server contributed to their sons' death.  But honestly...."what difference does it make at this point?" right HillRod? 90. Beranton Whisenaut: was a young Federal prosecutor that was found was up on a beach in Florida. Many believe he was murdered because of his role in an investigation involving former DNC head and current South Florida congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz who was a known affiliate of Hillary Clinton. 91-93. JFK Jr. and his wife and Sister-in-law: Like many on this list mysteriously died in a plane crash. So, how is JFK Jr's death tied to the Clinton's? Let's take a look when Daniel Moynihan announced he was retiring his Senate seat representing New York, John F Kennedy Jr. expressed interest in claiming the seat. JFK Jr. wasn't the only person interested in the seat Hillary Clinton knew Bill's time in office would come to an end and the Lewinksy scandal coming to light Hillary wanted to have a political career of her own. On July 6th Clinton filed her paperwork with the Federal Election Committee to officially run for the open Senate seat. Just 10 days later on July 16, 1999, Kennedy's plane went crashing in Massachusetts. With the Clinton's past of several associates dying in plane crashes and then all of the sudden the man who would absolutely destroy Hillary in the polls mysteriously dies in a plane crash it definitely raises eyebrows. Many believe JFK Jr. didn't die in the crash and believe he is looking to make a return back to the political scene very soon and expose the deep state once and for all. This concludes the HIGHLY CONSPIRATORIAL () "Clinton Kill List". More reference here: https://legacyfirearmsco.com/news/the-list-of-clinton-associates-who-died-mysteriously-check-it-out/ I'm sure they're more names to add to the list being Hillary and Bill are both highly connected to the CIA and other deep state operatives but these are the names that are highly reported of and have a clear connection to the Clinton's or their Foundation. Did the Clintons kill them or have them killed? I'm not saying that.  I would never say that. I'm just saying I don't personally have 93 friends or close associates who all died under mysterious circumstances or "committed suicide" and I bet you don't either! Heck, I don't even have FIVE, or even ONE or TWO! Do you? Enough said. Draw your own conclusions. So...did we miss any? If you have any to add, drop a comment below... [May 21, 2022: we are hopeful Elon Musk is not soon added to this list. Stay safe Elon!] https://welovetrump.com/2022/05/21/elon-musk-sets-his-sights-on-hillary-clinton-the-clinton-campaign-hoax/