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ulsi Gabbard, the director of national intelligence, is under attack again. A so-called “whistleblower” filed a complaint against her alleging wrongdoing so sensitive that its details supposedly could not be disclosed. The complaint was reviewed and closed because it lacked credibility. That determination was made by Tamara Johnson, a career official who served as the acting inspector general of the intelligence community during the Biden administration. That should have been the end of the story. Instead, the secrecy surrounding the complaint has been repackaged as proof that something terrible must have occurred. The absence of evidence is now being marketed...

Global Dissident @GlobalDiss Man breaks into St. Peter's Basilica and urinates on the altar. Total desecration in the heart of the Vatican. The Pope supports mass immigration... looks like he got exactly what he asked

It’s filed. Your congressman can now sign the discharge petition to force a vote on binding legislation to release the Epstein files.

Jeffrey Goldberg, the rabidly anti-Trump hack masquerading as a journalist at The Atlantic, has once again exposed himself as a shameless peddler of lies and hoaxes.In a pathetic attempt to smear Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and National Security Advisor Mike Waltz, Goldberg doubled down on his latest fairy tale about a Signal group chat where Trump officials allegedly spilled classified war plans against Houthi terrorists. The full transcript of this conversation has now been made public.The Gateway Pundit lays bare how this disgraced clown accidentally let slip a damning admission: there were no “war plans.”He hyped it up as...

Almost 800 babies and children were buried in a mass grave in Ireland near a home for unmarried mothers run by nuns, according to new research Wednesday which throws more light on the Irish Catholic Church's troubled past. Death records suggest 796 children, from newborns to eight-year-olds, were deposited in a grave near a Catholic-run home for unmarried mothers during the 35 years it operated from 1925 to 1961. Historian Catherine Corless, who made the discovery, says her study of death records for the St Mary's home in Tuam in County Galway suggests that a former septic tank near the...