NY Times: Feds Naturalizing Illegals To ‘Reshape Electorate Before November’
The New York Times reports that the federal government is accelerating the naturalization of illegal immigrants in America as part of a process of “reshaping the electorate” before the election this November. “The federal government […]
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Studies Find Smartphones Cause Anxiety and Suicidal Thoughts in Teens
A new study has found that smartphone use amongst teenagers causes severe anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts. “Problematic smartphone usage was associated with anxiety and depression, independent of screen time,” the study warned in the ‘Conclusion’ section. […]
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Englishman Jailed for Sharing Pictures Warning Mass Migration ‘Coming to a Town Near You’
A 51-year-old Englishman was jailed in the UK and dragged into court on Monday for sharing photos of migrants on Facebook and writing, “Coming to a town near you.”
From Whitehaven News, “Sellafield worker jailed after sharing ‘offensive’ Facebook posts”:
A FIFTY-one-year-old Egremont man has become the latest person in the county to be jailed for posting racially aggravated online social media posts linked to national civil unrest.
Sellafield worker Lee Joseph Dunn, of Church Street, appeared at Carlisle Magistrates’ Court this afternoon (Monday).
Dunn pleaded guilty to one offence. He admitted sending, by means of a public electronic communications network, a message that was grossly offensive or of an indecent, obscene or menacing character.
His crime occurred on July 30 and 31 and involved three shared Facebook posts.
Prosecutor George Shelley said Dunn had posted three separate images. The first one showed a group of men, Asian in appearance, at Egremont crab fair 2025, with the caption: “Coming to a town near you.”
The second also showed a group of men, Asian in appearance leaving a boat on to Whitehaven beach. This, said Mr Shelley, had the caption: “When it’s on your turf, then what?”
A final image showed a group of men, again Asian in appearance, wielding knives in front of the Palace of Westminster. There was also a crying white child in a Union flag T-shirt. This was also captioned, said Mr Shelley, with the wording: “Coming to a town near you.”
Tim Walz’s Covid Tyranny Included Shooting Citizens on Porches with Paintball Guns Before Shooting Them with Covid Shots — Video
A resurfaced video from the Covid lockdown tyranny of 2020 depicts police officers marching on the streets of Minneapolis, Minnesota in the evening of May 30, 2020 yelling at their fellow residents to get inside now, due to the Covid pandemic.
The police then aimed paintball guns at the residents who were standing on their own porches and opened fire, a potentially lethal act used in the name of preventing deaths during the plandemic.
Being hit by a paintball can kill a person, although the weapon is largely considered non-lethal as fatalities are exceedingly rare. The device is most often shot at people in sport, however those individuals wear protective gear, unlike the residents on their porches, greatly increasing the lethality of the device.
“In 2001, a 39-year-old man in the UK got hit by a paintball in the neck, which triggered a cardiovascular arrest, leading to his death. Another unfortunate incident occurred in 2007 when a valve on a paintball gun got detached accidentally, releasing a CO2 cylinder that struck a woman in the head. She died later,” The Paintball Hub said.
“Governor Tim Walz ordered police to shoot residents on their porches with paint balls during the COVID pandemic,” The Gateway Pundit reported.
This was not the last time Walz had citizens shot for Covid, as he bribed adolescents to get the lethal Covid shots as well.
https://mn.gov/governor/covid-19/news/?id=1055-503174
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Smartphones Linked to Anxiety & Depression in Teens — Studies
A recent study has found that problematic smartphone use amongst teenagers has a positive correlation with anxiety and depression, meaning when one goes up the other goes up.
“Problematic smartphone usage was associated with anxiety and depression, independent of screen time,” the study said in the ‘Conclusion’ section.
Problematic smartphone use is defined as use that is characterized as an addictive-like behavior.
“Problematic smartphone usage includes loss of control of the amount of time spent using the smartphone, feelings of distress when denied access to a smartphone, continued use despite negative consequences and requiring increasingly long periods of use for satisfaction,” the study said in the ‘Introduction’ section.
Nearly 1 in 5 older adolescents reported problematic smartphone usage and almost 2 in 3 reported wanting to cut down their usage,” the study said in the ‘Conclusions’ section.
The researchers analyzed 657 adolescents aged 16 through 18 from five schools in the U.K. for their study.
Interestingly, while screen time did not have an effect on anxiety or depression, problematic smartphone use did.
“Problematic smartphone use had a significant direct, indirect and total effect on both anxiety and depression,” the study said in the ‘Results’ section.
The researchers discussed how many of the young people were aware of the negative effects of problematic smartphone use and some wanted help.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/apa.17317
The study was conducted via a questionnaire.
“The questionnaire consisted of a balance of positive and negative questions about smartphone technology, as well as participant demographics, smartphone usage and widely used validated instruments on anxiety symptoms, depression symptoms and insomnia,” the study said in part 2.1 of the ‘Methods’ section.
The use of smartphones was then compared to the rate of psychological disorders.
“Demographic and smartphone usage characteristics were summarised, comparing adolescents with moderate anxiety to those with out, as well as those with problematic smartphone use compared to those without,” the study said in part 2.3 of the ‘Methods’ section.
Various metrics were taken into account, including
smartphone app use and smartphone usage patterns.
Another study analyzing problematic smartphone use (PSU) in adolescents aged 13 to 16 also revealed that anxiety, depression and lack of sleep were also linked to problematic smartphone usage.
“We found a linear relationship between changes in PSU over time and anxiety, depression and sleep quality. These findings suggest that adolescents who demonstrate greater symptoms of PSU have greater symptoms of anxiety, depression and poor sleep,” the study said in the ‘Discussion’ section.
That study also utilized a questionnaire, which was given to students from multiple secondary schools in London.
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WATCH: Troopers Find Illegals Hiding Inside Traffic Cones on Construction Truck
Texas police apprehended a human smuggler and nearly a dozen illegal aliens who were found hiding inside traffic cones in the back of a construction truck.
The wild bust unfolded in Webb County on August 3, but the Texas Department of Public Safety (TxDPS) just published footage and details on Monday.
TX DPS Trooper Finds 11 Illegal Immigrants Smuggled Inside Traffic Cones
— Chris Olivarez (@LtChrisOlivarez) August 12, 2024
8/3: A smuggler in a Ford traffic construction truck led @TxDPS Troopers on a high-speed pursuit on IH-35 in Webb County.
The smuggler, Israel Alexander Salas of Brownsville, eventually stopped and was… pic.twitter.com/8TEPlesqdt
TxDPS troopers attempted to pull over a suspicious Ford utility truck on I-35 when the driver took evasive action and led them on a high-speed pursuit.
The suspect, identified as Brownsville resident Israel Alexander Salas, eventually brought the vehicle to a stop and was hauled out and arrested.
During a search of the truck, troopers discovered 11 people concealed within orange safety barrels.
They were all determined to be Mexican citizens who were illegally present in the U.S.
Salas was charged with 11 counts of smuggling of persons with the likelihood of serious bodily injury and evading arrest.
The illegals were turned over to Border Patrol for processing.
Dangerous pursuits unfold constantly along the U.S.-Mexico border, as InfoWars frequently reports.
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