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Ex-Joe Biden stenographer joins Infowars!

Mike McCormick, a whistleblower who used to be Joe Biden’s stenographer, joins Chase Geiser and Harrison Smith live to break down how Joe Biden and the CCP created the COVID-19 virus and profited massively from it.

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A pro-Trump judge in Louisiana has ordered a pedophile to be physically castrated after he pleaded guilty to raping a teenage girl. 21st District Judge William Dykes issued the penalty last week after Glenn Sullivan […]

The post Pro-Trump Judge Orders Physical Castration of Pedophile Who Raped Child appeared first on The People’s Voice.

Pro-Gaza demonstrations at Atlanta college turn violent.

Police resorted to riot control measures during pro-Palestine protests at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, on Thursday, as demonstrations erupt at campuses nationwide.

Footage shows police tackling unruly protesters after tense standoffs as student demonstrators called on the university to cut ties with Israel.

Fox 5 Atlanta reports:

The protesters say they are “demanding total institutional divestment from Israeli apartheid and Cop City at all Atlanta colleges and universities.”

The protesters say Emory University was chosen because it is complicit in genocide and police militarization and it, along with Atlanta University Center Consortium, Georgia State University, and Georgia Tech, have intimidated and repressed students and employees who have spoken out in support of Palestinians. 

Footage also purported to show an Emory University philosophy professor being arrested by police.

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“I was scared for my life and that’s why I didn’t want to do it no more,” says driver.

A bus driver who transported illegal aliens from Texas to Chicago says he won’t make the trek again after angry Windy City residents attacked his bus and made him fear for his life.

Speaking to journalist Hernando Arce, the driver named Jerrod recalled coming under attack as he made the trip with other buses while working for a “big company.”

“So when we got to Chicago to drop them off, that’s when all the bad happened. Chicago… they start to vandalize. There were so many broken windows, so many…um. I’m surprised i didn’t get a flat tire,” the driver said.

“That was my only trip – first and last,” the man said, adding other buses were also vandalized.

“Everyone that went to Chicago, their buses got vandalized,” Jerrod recounted, saying Chicago drivers would actively pursue the buses.

“I was scared for my life and that’s why I didn’t want to do it no more,” he said.

The driver’s harrowing experience illustrates how residents of Chicago are growing outraged by illegal immigrants being shipped into their communities.

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Vacation turns into nightmare for father or two

Ryan and Valerie Watson of Oklahoma have had their lives turned upside down after being arrested at an airport during their vacation to the Turks and Caicos islands.

Airport security at the airport found four rounds of rifle ammunition Ryan allegedly left in his luggage by accident after previously using the bag for a hunting trip.

A GoFundMe for the Watson family reads, “They had their lives turned upside down when they tried to return home, as local airport security found four rounds of ammunition unknowingly left in a duff[le]bag from a deer hunting trip. It was not noticed by TSA when leaving America. Now, they are facing a legal system that is unfamiliar, daunting, and expensive that operates differently than the American Justice System.”

While Valerie was finally released from jail on Tuesday, Ryan made bail on Wednesday but has to stay on the island at least until a June 7th “sufficiency” hearing.

It’s unlikely the anti-Second Amendment Biden administration will do much to help the American citizen with his legal troubles.

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Undoing #MeToo

A New York Court of Appeals has overturned Harvey Weinstein’s 2020 conviction on felony sex crime charges, for which he was sentenced to 23 years in prison.

In a 4-3 decision, the court found that the trial judge in the disgraced mogul’s case had made a critical error, allowing prosecutors to call a series of women as witnesses who said that Weinstein had assaulted them, but whose accusations weren’t part of the charges against him, the NYT reports.

In 2020, Lauren Young and two other women, Dawn Dunning and Tarale Wulff, testified about their encounters with Weinstein under a state law that allows testimony about “prior bad acts” to demonstrate a pattern of behavior. But the court in its decision on Thursday said that “under our system of justice, the accused has a right to be held to account only for the crime charged.”

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Citing that decision and others it identified as errors, the appeals court determined that Mr. Weinstein, who as a movie producer had been one of the most powerful men in Hollywood, had not received a fair trial. The four judges in the majority wrote that Mr. Weinstein was not tried solely on the crimes he was charged with, but instead for much of his past behavior. -NYT

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The decision was determined by one vote on a majority female panel of judges, who in February held a searching public debate over the fairness of the original trial.

Weinstein was convicted of raping aspiring actress Jessica Mann at a DoubleTree hotel in 2013 when she was 27-years-old, and forcing oral sex on former production assistant Mimi Haleyi, then 28, at his apartment in 2006.

Now, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, who’s currently prosecuting former President Donald Trump, will have to decide whether to seek a retrial of Weinstein – who remains in an upstate prison in Rome, NY at the moment. It’s unclear how the decision will affect his future. In 2022, he was convicted by a California court of raping a woman in a Beverly Hills hotel and sentenced to 16 years in prison. The jury found Weinstein guilty of rape, forcible oral copulation, and sexual penetration by foreign object involving a woman known as Jane Doe 1.

The 2022 jury acquitted Weinstein of a sexual battery charge made by a massage therapist who treated him at a hotel in 2010, and was unable to reach a decision on two allegations, including rape, involving Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the wife of California’s Democratic governor Gavin Newsom. She was known as Jane Doe 4 in the trial, and had testified to being raped by Weinstein in a hotel room in 2005.

Weinstein was convicted of sexually abusing over 100 women – and was convicted of assaulting two of them in the New York case.

“That is unfair to survivors,” said actress Ashley Judd, the first actress to come forward with allegations against Weinstein, the NYT‘s Jodi Kantor reports. “We still live in our truth. And we know what happened.”

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