Klaus Schwab Admits ‘Political Revolution’ Against The ‘Great Reset’ Is Destroying His Agenda

World Economic Forum founder Klaus Schwab has admitted the people of the world have rejected his “Great Reset” plan for humanity and have risen up against the establishment. However, rather than admit that his anti-human […]
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Rand Paul Says Anthony Fauci Must Spend His Life Behind Bars To Restore Trust In Gov’t

Dr. Anthony Fauci must spend the rest of his life behind bars for his crimes against humanity during the Covid pandemic, according to Senator Rand Paul who unleashed on the former National Institute of Health […]
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Jewish Reporter Who Confronted ADL Head Reports From Davos

Avi Yemini of Rebel News joins Alex Jones live from Davos, Switzerland to report about the WEF annual summit and explain how ADL head Jonathan Greenblatt snapped at him while he asked a few questions.
Jewish Reporter Who Confronted ADL Head Reports From Davos pic.twitter.com/upUk57FL0X
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) January 18, 2024
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WAPO Latest Outlet Telling Americans ‘Doing Own Research’ Is Bad
Continuing a popular trend among mainstream media outlets since the Covid pandemic hit the world, The Washington Post on Wednesday warned people against doing their own research.
Any person or group advising you to blindly take the word of the established “professionals” and “experts” instead of looking into matters for yourself is not your friend.
The WAPO headline reads, “Doing your own research is a good way to end up being wrong.”
The article looked into a research paper published by affiliates of the University of Central Florida, New York University and Stanford.
The study concluded that when individuals look further into “false news articles,” they are actually more likely to end up believing them.
Of course, the paper doesn’t entertain the potential that people who did the extra work found good reasons to believe in the alleged “false news” stories.
It also turns out some of the news items labeled “false or misleading” by the researchers were in fact accurate.
One article used in the study as an alleged example of a fake news story was a 2020 Infowars report about Australian bushfires.
Listed as the ninth headline used in the study, the Infowars article titled, “Nearly 200 People Arrested Across Australia For Deliberately Starting Bushfires,” was labeled “False/Misleading” by the researchers.
However, even a Snopes article “fact-checking” the four-year-old Infowars report basically admitted it was true while using semantics to call the claims “false.”
Snopes claimed, “Alex Jones’ conspiracy site InfoWars falsely reported that ‘nearly 200 people’ were arrested in Australia for ‘deliberately’ starting bushfires.”
Then, the “fact-check” piece admitted, “Police in New South Wales released a statement disclosing that since Nov. 8, 2019, 183 people, including 40 juveniles, have been charged with 205 bushfire-related offenses.”
However, the article argued, “Of the 183, 24 people have been charged with deliberately setting fires. According to police, of the 183, another ’53 people have had legal actions for allegedly failing to comply with a total fire ban,’ and an additional ’47 people have had legal actions for allegedly discarding a lighted cigarette or match on land.’”
Snopes was very hung up on the word “deliberately,” yet failed to mention the source cited by the Infowars article, the Brisbane Times, wrote, “Figures obtained by AAP (Australian Associated Press) revealed police had dealt with 98 people – 31 adults and 67 juveniles – for deliberately setting fires,” a number that grew over time.
Another article the study claimed was “false or misleading” was a Gateway Pundit report about trans activists targeting Olympic cyclist Inga Thompson.
Listed as #13 in the study is the headline, “Trans Activists Target Olympic Cyclist Inga Thompson For Saying Women Shouldn’t Have To Compete With Biological Men.”
While the collegiate authors claimed the article was “misleading,” the receipts are all still right there in the Gateway Pundit‘s publication.
Transgender activists and their allies flooded Thompson’s Twitter with criticism and even created a petition to get her removed from the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association (OBRA).
In fact, American women’s cycling team Cynisca Cycling ended up removing Thompson from its board over the ordeal.
The Washington Post article isn’t the first time a major mainstream media outlet told Americans to stop doing their own research.
In 2020, Forbes ran a headline, reading, “You Must Not ‘Do Your Own Research’ When It Comes To Science.”
In 2021, CNN’s Brian Stelter told his audience that American’s doing their “own research” was “hurting America’s pandemic response.”
Stelter also aired a video clip from “The Daily Show With Trevor Noah” where the ex-host also complained about citizens looking into news stories for themselves.
Brian Stelter tells audience to stop doing their own research and just listen to him… pic.twitter.com/XYHNxxvFZR
— Jon Miller (@MillerStream) September 23, 2021
In an article with the above video embedded in it, CNN wrote, “How ‘do your own research’ hurts America’s Covid response.”
The New York Times in 2021 published a similar article telling readers “critical thinking” “isn’t helping in the fight against misinformation.”
That same year, USA Today claimed, “browsing books can lead to” an “extremist rabbit hole.”
A 2022 New York Times piece titled, “Skeptics Say, ‘Do Your Own Research.’ It’s Not That Simple,” claimed telling people do their own research was “A new slogan” that had “emerged in the culture.”
Of course, people have been told to look into events for themselves since the beginning of written language.
In 2023, another Forbes headline stated, “Why ‘Doing Your Own Research’ May Make You Believe Fake News.”
Vice News also echoed the narrative in 2023, writing, “Scientists Explain Why ‘Doing Your Own Research’ Leads To Believing Conspiracies.”
In 2016 former CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, brother of the former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, claimed it was “illegal” for citizens to “possess” the Wikileaks emails and to instead trust the media’s interpretation of the documents.
CNN’s Cuomo in 2016: It’s illegal to read Wikileaks emails
— Wojciech Pawelczyk (@WojPawelczyk) March 11, 2019
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“Illegal” for private citizens, but not for the media. pic.twitter.com/oJFxEfSkfE
It is a massive red flag that the establishment is telling citizens to shut up and obey them without questioning any official narratives.
Truth peddlers will always empower the individuals seeking honesty, as Alex Jones did on the viral RT interview below.
“Don’t believe a word I say, go read Klaus Schwab saying we’re gonna make everybody take brain chips soon – he said it on French TV five years ago – go research everything I said,” he told the audience.
Don’t believe a word of what Alex Jones says.
— Declare Victory (@Truth_Is_Lost_) December 13, 2023
DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH. pic.twitter.com/QGYGDbfD2m
WATCH: NBC Censors NFL Star Praising Jesus During Postgame Interview

NBC was called out after removing a NFL star’s profession of his Christian faith from a postgame interview posted to social media.
On Saturday, the Houston Texans walloped the Cleveland Browns during the wild card round of the playoffs.
Following the game, Texans’ rookie quarterback C.J. Stroud was approached for a live interview by NBC Sports reporter Kathryn Tappen.
“C.J., your first playoff game and your first NFL season and a record-setting performance for you. What does this moment mean?” Tappen asked.
“First and foremost, I just want to give all glory and praise to my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ,” Stroud responded.
He went on to express appreciation for the city of Houston and Texans fans who have cheered him on.
A short time later, the network posted a clip of the interview on social media, but users noticed it had been edited to remove Stroud’s comment about Jesus.
“CJ Stroud has a lot of love for his city,” read the caption written by staff at Sunday Night Football on NBC.
NBC edited out Houston QB CJ Stroud’s praise of Jesus Christ in their post-game interview posted to X.
— Citizen Free Press (@CitizenFreePres) January 17, 2024
Why did @SNFonNBC remove Stroud saying “First and foremost, I just want to give all glory and praise to my Lord, Jesus Christ.” https://t.co/gmmmn2HeFT pic.twitter.com/H2R7qzVGGO
Backlash against the edit has been stiff, with virtually every popular reply to the post blasting NBC for censoring Stroud.
“He’s got a lot of love for Jesus Christ too, but you edited that out for some reason. Why?” one user wrote.
“Why cut out the part where he thanked God? Maybe that’s why no one trusts mainstream media anymore…” another user replied.
NBC has not addressed the controversy at the time of this writing.
Is the cult of sports killing America?
Haitian Illegal Charged With Raping Disabled Victim Released by MA Judge Despite ICE Detainer

An illegal alien from Haiti charged with raping a disabled person in Massachusetts was apprehended by immigration authorities after he was released from jail by a judge who ignored a detainer lodged by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
On Wednesday, ICE announced that a male Haitian national in his early 30s had been taken into custody on January 9 by Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) agents in Boston.
The suspect entered the United States illegally via a port of entry in Brownsville, Texas, in December of 2022.
Despite being deemed ‘inadmissible’ at the time, he was given a notice to appear before a Department of Justice immigration judge in Boston at an undisclosed later date and released into the U.S.
In September of 2023, the Haitian was arrested by Boston police and charged in the rape of a developmentally disabled person.
“Following his arrest, ERO Boston lodged an immigration detainer with the Dorchester District Court seeking his custody. The court did not honor the immigration detainer, and the noncitizen was ultimately released from the jail in Boston, where he had been held since his arrest, with an electronic monitoring device Nov. 8, 2023, pending the resolution of his criminal charges in a local criminal court,” ICE explained in a press release.
ERO Boston launched an investigation after learning of the court’s decision and arrested the Haitian in Dorchester last week — more than a month after his release.
The Haitian will remain in ICE custody at least until a hearing before a DOJ immigration judge and potentially longer as the criminal case is adjudicated, after which ICE will seek to remove him from the country.
“Disturbingly and despite our filing an immigration detainer, this individual was released back into the community by the criminal court,” said ERO Boston Field Office Director Todd M. Lyons.
“The men and women of ERO Boston continue to protect the community from those who pose a real public safety threat to our communities. We remain strongly committed to protecting residents in communities by apprehending those who are not lawfully present in this country and pose a threat to public safety. This remains central piece of our mission.”
In Fiscal Year 2023, ICE ERO reportedly arrested 73,822 noncitizens with criminal histories.
Is the cult of sports killing America?