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GOP politician promises to hold Deep State accountable Congressman Clay Higgins (R-LA) joined investigative journalist Laura Loomer via Truth In Media for an exclusive interview about the Deep State’s involvement in the infamous January 6th debacle. 🚨Rep. Clay Higgins who GRILLED FBI Director Wray about Fed "ghost busses" on J6th drops bombshell new surveillance footage:"My objective conclusion is that senior officials at the FBI were deeply involved there." pic.twitter.com/JIbks8KQ47— Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) December 15‚ 2023 Speaking with Logan‚ Rep. Higgins went into further detail about a prior claim he made during a congressional hearing when he claimed to have proof of “nefarious” buses “filled with FBI informants dressed as Trump supporters” deployed into our capitol on January 6. “Your day is coming‚ Mr. Wray‚” Higgins told FBI Director Christopher Wray last month. JUST IN: Democrat tries to cut off Rep. Clay Higgins after he triggers FBI Director Wray about questions regarding FBI informants' involvement on January 6.Higgins accused the FBI of filling “ghost busses” with FBI informants who dressed up like Trump supporters.After Higgins… pic.twitter.com/VIMzXOgz8vVasoBeet is now 40% OFF! This beetroot-based supplement was created to provide you with all the benefits of this nutrient-dense vegetable in one easy dose!— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) November 15‚ 2023 During his conversation with Logan‚ Higgins said he has loads of evidence showing the buses were filled with feds and that he is only showing her “the tip of the iceberg.” An eyewitness told Higgins he “collected some digital evidence of those busses and then estimated with him and other eyewitnesses between 40 and 50 guys that they described as Trump supporters‚ they all disembarked from the bus‚ and they gathered in front of the two busses‚ and they had some kind of discussion‚ a briefing‚ like the way a military leader would address his troops. And then they together went to the escalators and up in the Union Station and were gone.” “We intend to get all of that video evidence from Union Station‚ from the escalators‚ from the parking lot‚” Higgins added. The GOP politician noted he’s got enough evidence to track down the sales of the specific buses used in the operation and even revealed to Logan that everybody on the vehicles were likely FBI assets‚ saying they could be actual FBI agents and that his “objective conclusion” is that “senior officials at the FBI were deeply involved there.” “I’m telling you‚ we’re in uncharted waters as it relates to the weaponization of our government against the American people‚” Higgins told the journalist. “I am not frightened of these people. I’ve spent my life serving others‚ and I love my country. This thing is not going to just slip away. They’re not going to take us without a fight.” He continued‚ “I’m going to fight legally and peacefully and within the parameters of the constitution that I’ve sworn to serve. But they’re going down. These men and their high perch and their position of power and authority that are walking upon our entire history‚ our deepest core principles. They’re not going to get away with it.” Clay Higgins vows to take down the leaders of the FBI who framed Trump supporters on J6: “They’re going down‚ these men in their high perch. They’re not going to get away with it.” pic.twitter.com/wPpS0a4iqt— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) December 15‚ 2023 Watch the full Logan-Higgins interview on either 𝕏 or Rumble below: Clay Higgins brought his investigative skills from the streets of Louisiana where he was a cop for years to the halls of congress‚ where he’s been investigating January 6th ever since it happened.We sat down for a tough‚ far-reaching interview to explore what he’s learned… pic.twitter.com/engaZJp0np— Truth In Media (@Truth_InMedia) December 14‚ 2023 Don’t forget‚ Infowars relies on YOUR SUPPORT! To continue funding this independent operation‚ we urge you to visit the Infowars Store where you can fund the battle against globalism by purchasing great products such as dietary supplements‚ air and water filters‚ books‚ t-shirts‚ survival gear and much more.

Leases are coming up for large office spaces in major cities around the US. But there is a serious problem on the way. Occupancy of these offices is dramatically down in most places around the country. Everyone was supposed to be back at the office by now. It’s not really happening‚ however‚ and this has huge implications for the future of the American city.  Part of the reason is the cost‚ not only the finances of commuting but also the time. Another contributing factor is the crime and homeless population‚ which can be quite scary. Between inflation‚ rising poverty‚ substance abuse‚ and rampant post-lockdown incivility‚ the cities have become far less attractive. The impact on the commercial sector is becoming ever more clear.  Leases are coming up for large office spaces in major cities around the US. But there is a serious problem on the way. Occupancy of these offices is dramatically down in most places around the country. The decline is 30 percent on average and much more in San Francisco‚ Chicago‚ and New York City. That’s for now but many tech companies and others have laid off workers‚ meaning that even the companies that renew will be looking to downsize dramatically and with shorter-term leases.  Dylan Burzinski of Green Street writes in the Wall Street Journal: “What began as a two-week work-from-home experiment in March 2020 evolved into an entrenched hybrid/remote work environment. Despite return-to-office mandates‚ office-utilization rates (how many people are physically in an office on any given day) have failed to pick up meaningfully this year and are still 30% to 40% below 2019 levels for most office markets across the country. Employers have shed office space as a result‚ helping send the amount of office space available for lease shooting up to historic highs across most major U.S. cities. The so-called availability rates are hovering at 25% on average compared with slightly above 15% before Covid—and things could get worse before they get better.”Alex Jones' latest bestselling book 'The Great Awakening' is NOW AVAILABLE! Secure your limited edition autographed today! You might say: there is nothing wrong with remote work. This would have happened regardless. Cities as we know them will pass into the night eventually as the whole world becomes digital.  That might be true in the long term‚ but it would have been far better to happen organically and not by force. That was the essence of what Burzinski calls the “pandemic” but of course it wasn’t a pathogen that sent millions out of the cities and leaving for the suburbs. It was the forced closures and then vaccine mandates and compulsory segregation by vaccine status.  For a time‚ cities like New York City‚ Boston‚ Chicago‚ and New Orleans were using state power to exclude shot refuseniks any normal public accommodations. The unvaccinated could not go to the library‚ the theater‚ restaurants and bars‚ and museums. It’s hard to believe that this actually happened in the land of the free but that is the real history of just two years ago.  Then once workers got a taste of remote work‚ and they fully realized just how ridiculously annoying the commute and office culture truly is‚ they would not and could not be pushed back into a full-time relationship with the office. That has left half and fully empty skyscrapers in multiple cities in the US.  The signs of doom are everywhere. A poll of New Yorkers has 60% saying that life quality is falling and this is in part due to far less quality foot traffic. San Francisco has record office vacancies. Even large cities in Texas have 25% vacancies. Population declines in many cities are continuing long after pandemic restrictions have been lifted.  And here is Boston.com: Absent flexibility from building owners‚ businesses worry that downtown will see even more vacancies and that tourists and office workers slowly returning to the neighborhood will have less reason to make the trip. Consider the worst-case scenario: Downtown falls further into post-pandemic disarray or a long-feared “doom loop.”Like many big-city downtowns‚ Boston is still in the midst of its recovery after COVID. Many offices and ground-floor spaces remain empty‚ and buildings lately have sold for sizable losses. Fears about what downtown will become were only exacerbated by the bankruptcy of the coworking giant WeWork‚ one of the largest office tenants in Boston. How far this will go and what the implications will be is anyone’s guess. Will the skylines change? Are we looking at demolitions of some of the grandest structures in the coming years? It’s not entirely out of the question. Economic reality can be like a brick wall: when the expense consistently outpaces the revenue‚ something has to change.  Why not convert office spaces to domestic apartments? It’s not so easy. The buildings put up after the Second World War were made for air conditioning and had wide footprints without windows in a large swath of the space. That simply doesn’t work for apartments. Cutting a giant hole down the middle is technically possible but economically expensive‚ requiring the rents in the resulting properties to be in the luxury range.  The next phase will be the fiscal crisis. Dying business districts‚ declining population‚ empty office buildings all mean falling tax revenue. The budgets won’t be cut because of pension obligations and school funding. The next place to look is to the capital for bailouts and then of course the federal government. But those will only buy time and certainly won’t address the underlying problem. What bugs me most about this is just how much it fits with the dream of Anthony Fauci as he and his co-author explained back in August of 2020. Writing months after lockdowns‚ with American cities on fire with protests‚ he wrote that we need “radical changes that may take decades to achieve: rebuilding the infrastructures of human existence‚ from cities to homes to workplaces‚ to water and sewer systems‚ to recreational and gatherings venues.” If your view is that the real problem with infectious disease traces to “the neolithic revolution‚ 12‚000 years ago‚” as they claim‚ you are going to have a serious problem with cities. Recall that this is the guy who said we need to stop shaking hands‚ forever. The notion of a million people working and socializing together in a few square miles of space is something that would run contrary to the entire vision.  Klaus Schwab of the WEF‚ too‚ has an issue with large cities‚ too‚ of course‚ with constant complaints about urbanization and the imagined world in which large swaths of our lives are spent online rather than with friends.  So a tremendous downscaling of cities might have been part of the plan all along. You will notice that none of the cities on the chopping block seem to be offering a viable plan for saving themselves. They could dramatically cut taxes‚ deregulate childcare‚ open up more schooling options‚ turn police attention to petty crime and carjacking instead of traffic fines‚ and open up zoning. That’s not happening.  New York is going the opposite direction‚ having effectively banned AirBnB in the city. Why did the city council do this? Because too many renters with space found it more lucrative to offer short-term rentals and overnight stays rather than make long-term contracts for residents. This is a sneaky way of pillaging property owners‚ not exactly a good plan for attracting real estate investment.  All of this speaks to a much bigger problem‚ which is that the whole political system seems to be engaged in an amazing game of “Let’s pretend” despite the overwhelming evidence of the disaster that has befallen us. No serious efforts are underway to reverse the damage of pandemic lockdowns and vaccine mandates and segregation. This is partly because there has been zero accountability or even honest public debate about what governments around the country did from 2020-2022. We live amidst the carnage but justice seems farther off than ever.  Yes‚ a complete reversal is possible but it seems ever less likely‚ especially with the continued efforts to purge from public life those who dissented during the crisis‚ as well as the intensifying censorship on all mainstream media platforms.  Once you step back from it‚ nothing really makes sense. One might suppose that when a whole society – and really globe – embarked on such a crazy experiment and utterly failed in every way‚ that there would be a major effort to come to terms with it.  The opposite is happening. Even with America’s treasured cities in such grave danger‚ so much of it provoked by terrible policies over four years‚ we are still supposed to either not notice or chalk it all up to some inexorable forces of history of which no one has any control. Major AI Developments Set to Be Announced

Today‚ React19‚ a non-profit incorporated in November 2021‚ represents more than 36‚000 Americans injured by Covid-19 vaccines. Two recent federal lawsuits‚ filed on behalf of React19 and its members‚ illustrate the government’s disgraceful treatment of the sick. A government’s treatment of the most vulnerable is a sound test of its morality. Unfortunately‚ one need look no further than our government’s treatment of the group of Americans suffering from serious‚ often debilitating‚ adverse events following Covid-19 vaccination to determine that Capitol Hill’s moral compass is indeed broken. These Americans “did the right thing” by rolling up their sleeves at the urging of government officials and federal health agencies. They now find themselves with serious medical conditions such as cardiovascular injuries including myocarditis and pericarditis‚ neurological conditions like Guillain-Barre Syndrome‚ and life-altering tinnitus to name a few. Many are unable to work because of new physical limitations and most face insurmountable medical bills.  While there is not yet consensus on the frequency of such adverse events‚ no credible scientist or medical professional can deny that these events occur. As evidence‚ the National Childhood Vaccine Act (NCVA) was enacted specifically because a legally significant number of vaccine-adverse events are unavoidable with any nationwide vaccine rollout. The Act was signed into law in 1986 after Wyeth Pharmaceutical (now a wholly owned Pfizer subsidiary) approached the Reagan Administration threatening to halt vaccine research and development unless it was granted immunity from inevitable suits. Today‚ React19‚ a non-profit incorporated in November 2021‚ represents more than 36‚000 Americans injured by Covid-19 vaccines. Two recent federal lawsuits‚ filed on behalf of React19 and its members‚ illustrate the government’s disgraceful treatment of the sick.  In Smith v. HRSA‚ React19 is a named plaintiff seeking to strike down portions of the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness Act (PREP Act) pertaining to the Covid-19 vaccine-injured’s ability to seek financial compensation for their losses. As it currently stands‚ the PREP Act provides near bulletproof immunity for vaccine manufacturers. The Covid-19 vaccine-injured are forced to lodge claims with an inadequate program known as the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program (CICP) rather than the Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) – the program available to those injured by other vaccines.Alex Jones' latest bestselling book 'The Great Awakening' is NOW AVAILABLE! Secure your limited edition autographed today! Due to its unrealistic filing deadline‚ impossible standard of proof‚ paltry benefits‚ conflicting interests‚ and lack of judicial review‚ the CICP has currently rejected 97% of claims – compensating just eight individuals nationwide for a total of less than $29‚000.  Lead attorney Aaron Siri described the CICP as the “epitome of a kangaroo court or a star chamber — a proceeding that ignores recognized standards of law and justice‚ is grossly unfair‚ and comes to a predetermined conclusion.” The suit specifically alleges that the PREP Act’s provisions violate the Covid-19 vaccine-injured’s due process rights under the Fifth Amendment and right to a jury trial under the Seventh Amendment. In addition to Smith‚ React19’s cofounder Brianne Dressen is lead plaintiff in Dressen v. Flaherty. Ms. Dressen‚ along with five other Covid-19 vaccine-injured petitioners‚ is challenging the government’s efforts to work in concert with social media companies and the Stanford Internet Observatory’s Virality Project to monitor and censor online support groups catering to the Covid-19 vaccine-injured.  The most shocking aspect of this blatant First Amendment violation is that the White House was fully aware that “often-true content” was being censored because it might “be framed as sensation‚ alarmist‚ or shocking.” Similarly‚ the Virality Project recommended “adverse event stories” be suppressed because they might be “employed to push back against vaccine mandates” – not because they weren’t accurate descriptions of real-life suffering. To knowingly silence the sick and suffering is the epitome of moral bankruptcy. Immoral leadership is undeserving of trust. Unless and until the government takes responsibility for its reprehensible behavior‚ the public rightfully should question all recommendations from government officials.  Fortunately‚ the cries of the Covid-19 vaccine-injured have been heard by some in the halls of Congress. Representative Lloyd Doggett (D-TX) has introduced the comprehensive bipartisan Vaccine Injury Compensation Modernization Act (H.R. 5142) and the Vaccine Access Improvement Act (H.R. 5143). This legislation would not only transfer Covid-19 injury claims to the VICP‚ but would also make that program far more efficient with increasingly robust benefits for the injured. Would passing H.R. 5142 and H.R. 5143 sufficiently make up for the government’s deplorable treatment of the Covid-19 vaccine-injured? Of course not. But it’s a great place to start. Major AI Developments Set to Be Announced

from WND: Green ideology contradicted by hundreds of experts A coalition of more than 1‚600 scientists‚ including Nobel winners‚ recently debunked the idea that climate change – or global warming as it was known before the warming stopped – is a worldwide emergency. The declaration from scientists from all around the globe said simply‚ “There is no […]

by Kurt Schlichter‚ Townhall: Never interrupt your enemy when he/she/they/xe/zorp is making a mistake‚ and the Ivy Leagues are making a huge one. Talk about getting high on your own supply – for the last few decades‚ our allegedly prestigious universities have been dealing out highly addictive nonsense to their students‚ and it looks like […]

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