Dutch Scientist Say at Least 35 Million Deaths Have Been Caused by COVID Jabs
Dutch scientists have warned that at least 35 million people have died as a direct result of the experimental mRNA Covid jabs. According to an official new study published in BMJ Health, Dutch scientists analyzed […]
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Fauci Boasted ‘mRNA Is Lethal to Kids’ in Newly Leaked Video
Former National Institute of Health boss Dr. Anthony Fauci was caught telling his inner circle that mRNA vaccinations would help reduce the global population of children, according to insiders who reveal that children are front […]
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Walmart Faces Social Media Backlash over ‘Pride Always Collection’ for Pride Month
Walmart is under fire on social media following the launch of its new collection of LGBT-themed merchandise for Pride Month.
Walmart, in partnership with gay- and lesbian-owned companies, launched its “Pride Always Collection,” which features different products from clothing and hats to school supplies and pool floats on May 23. The collection has items available both online and in physical stores, while some products are only exclusive to online shopping.
“We couldn’t be prouder of this year’s LGBTQIA+ founders and designers,” Walmart announced on Instagram. “Today. Tomorrow. Always.”
A week after the Instagram post announcing the collection, the retail giant posted another video featuring the designers behind the collection discussing their favorite pieces with the caption: “Not just a slogan. #PrideAlways is a reminder to lead with love.”
However, the response from some shoppers was far from loving. A segment of its customer base quickly took to the comments section to voice their, disappointment, irritation and disgust.
“So tired of this nonsense. If anyone should have a month of honor it should be for our soldiers, our nurses, and police officers. People who actually are making a difference in this world,” one Instagram user wrote.
Another critic disapproved of the collection and linked it to broader societal issues.
“Walmart and Pride whatever it is, I hate all this because you glorify everything in this world except what God has created to be from the beginning, which is a family, man married to a woman and their children!!” The user went on to question why traditional family units are not given special recognition, but the LGBTQ community must be “glorified” for an entire month.
Additional comments included accusations of Walmart being “woke,” with one user sarcastically suggesting the store might soon sell Palestinian flags and abortion kits. “Gross. Pretty much all of this will end up on the clearance aisle,” predicted another detractor, anticipating a lack of consumer interest in the collection.
Furthermore, other users questioned the necessity of Pride Month itself, with one comment reading, “No one needs a month of this,” and another asking, “Why is this in my feed? I don’t want to be forced to accept your lifestyle.” Mockery of the perceived victimhood of the LGBTQ community was also present, with one user sarcastically stating, “A whole month. Yall [sic] are SO oppressed.”
Walmart should have learned from Target and Bud Light
Critics say Walmart should have learned from Target and beer manufacturer Anheuser-Busch InBev, the parent company of Bud Light, which faced significant declines in sales in 2023 due to controversial LGBTQ-related marketing campaigns.
On Aug. 16, Target, known for its advocacy of diversity and inclusion, reported a more than five percent drop in second-quarter sales after introducing LGBTQ-themed merchandise, including newborn onesies and rainbow socks for kids, in support of Pride Month. Target encountered backlash on two fronts: critics accused the company of pushing a “woke” agenda with its LGBTQ merchandise, while LGBTQ and human rights advocates criticized Target for not fully supporting the community after it removed some items from displays.
In that same month, the company’s CEO Brian Cornell told reporters that Target learned from the backlash. He added that the big-box retailer would be more thoughtful about merchandise decisions for heritage months that celebrate the achievements of marginalized groups. Cornell also recounted that seeing what staffers had endured at the height of the backlash against Target was “gut-wrenching.”
(Related: Target DOWNSIZES LGBT Pride products after last year’s backlash.)
Similarly, Bud Light, which also showed support for the LGBTQ community, saw a steep drop in sales after conservatives condemned its collaboration with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney. The controversy led to calls for a boycott of Bud Light, but in response to that, Anheuser-Busch fired executives involved in the partnership.
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NATO Chief: Ukraine Needs at Least €40 Billion a Year Until Russia is Defeated
Kyiv will receive long-term military and financial aid from NATO in its war with Russia, NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg assured on Thursday, June 6. On top of that, Stoltenberg is calling for at least €40 billion a year from the West for as long as the war lasts.
NATO’s leader said this aid would be made concrete at the NATO summit in July, but would not include sending allied troops to Ukraine, reports EFE.
“At the NATO summit and in the preparatory discussions for it, we will discuss how to ensure that we support Ukraine for as long as necessary,” Stoltenberg said during his first visit to Finland after the country became a NATO member.
He also pledged that the allies would try to agree on a long-term financial commitment at the NATO summit in Washington in July that would guarantee Ukraine the predictability and accountability it needs from its allies in this conflict.
???? PM Orbán: Europe’s wars lead to fewer White Christian Europeans and more migrants
Hungary’s leader says the war in Ukraine is a demographic disaster, just like WWI and WWII were for Hungary. Now, migrants will be being used to fill the missing gaps. pic.twitter.com/IEwMOcJmxv— Remix News & Views (@RMXnews) May 28, 2024
Stoltenberg estimated last week that the military aid provided to Ukraine by NATO states must reach at least €40 billion a year for as long as it is needed in the war with Russia; he also called on the allies to “share the burden fairly” for financing this aid.
However, the NATO chief also said in his statement on Thursday that the Alliance has no plans to send troops to Ukraine, insisting that NATO’s priority is to establish a solid and institutionalized framework for military and financial support to Kyiv for as long as necessary.
In this regard, Stoltenberg again criticized the delays in the delivery of promised arms and ammunition to Ukraine, as well as their insufficiency.
“In recent months, we have seen some gaps and delays in the delivery of military aid to Ukraine. We must ensure that this does not happen again. And that is why we are now working to establish a NATO mission for Ukraine,” the NATO secretary general added.
???? Ahead of a two-day meeting of NATO foreign ministers, Hungary’s Péter Szijjártó reiterated his government’s position on the war in Ukraine and reminded his counterparts that they previously agreed everything must be done to “avoid a direct conflict between NATO and Russia.” pic.twitter.com/LNU4hz2ivB
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Trump Promises Release of All Classified Files on JFK, 9/11, Epstein, if He Wins Second White House Term
Former President Donald Trump has promised that he would declassify documents concerning Jeffrey Epstein, 9/11 and the assassination of John F. Kennedy if he wins in November.
Trump made the promise during a guest appearance on the “Fox & Friends Weekend” show on Fox News, wherein he repeatedly answered in the affirmative when asked by co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy if he would “declassify the 9/11 files … declassify the JFK files … [and] declassify the Epstein files.”
Some Epstein documents were issued at the start of the year in connection to the Virginia Giuffre v. Ghislaine Maxwell lawsuit, disclosing connections to former President Bill Clinton, magician David Copperfield and scientist Stephen Hawking, among other notable personalities.
(Related: “President Clinton is a key person”: Epstein files finally unsealed.)
Witness testimony from the documents also proved that Trump never visited Epstein’s island, nor did he have any involvement with underage girls.
Trump’s vow to declassify all remaining documents related to the assassination of JFK also supports previous statements he made about the matter.
“When I return to the White House, I will declassify and unseal all JFK assassination-related documents,” Trump wrote in his Truth Social account. “It’s been 60 years, time for the American people to know the TRUTH!”
The National Archives and Records Administration claims that 99 percent of the documents tied to the JFK assassination have been issued, with President Joe Biden being responsible for declassifying more than 16,000 documents related to the assassination since the beginning of his term in 2021.
The remaining one percent – and the decades of delays stopping their release – have fueled speculations of a communist-led plot to assassinate the president and questions regarding how much the Central Intelligence Agency knew about assassin Lee Harvey Oswald’s activities in communist-controlled Cuba at the time.
RFK Jr. slams Biden over refusal to release remaining classified documents connected to JFK assassination
Even independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – whose father, former New York Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, was assassinated while he was running for the Democratic Party’s nomination in 1968 – has criticized the Biden administration’s refusal to release the final one percent of classified documents.
Kennedy claimed that the administration was “pouring concrete on 60-year-old secrets so that they’re permanently interred.”
“It’s very disturbing,” he added.
During his first term, Trump noted that he had already declassified “a lot of material” connected to the JFK assassination.
However, in an interview on Real America’s Voice, close Trump confidant Roger Stone, who also served as an aide to JFK’s 1960 presidential opponent, former President Richard Nixon, claimed that Trump had examined some of the documents after he reopened the declassification process when he entered office in 2017.
“He said, ‘I can’t tell you, it’s so horrible you wouldn’t believe it. Someday you’ll find out.’ That was the sum total of it and he didn’t want to talk further about it,” alleged Stone. “He kicked the can down the road to President Joe Biden.”
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