Wednesday, April 2, 2025

NGO's as a Democrat money laundering scheme

Elon Musk calls for arrest of ‘fake NGO’ leaders — claiming they’re part of ‘uniparty’ engaged in ‘giant money laundering scheme’



By 
Steven Nelson
Published April 1, 2025, 9:45 p.m. ET
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A loon or a cry for help?

Columbia student arrested for allegedly throwing unlit Molotov cocktail from dorm window


By 
Patrick Reilly
Published April 2, 2025, 7:38 a.m. ET
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Racial overtones? Yes, when the racists inject them!

Pol flings claims of ‘racism’ at noise-weary Forest Hill Stadium neighbors as fight to save summer concerts takes another twist


By 
Carl Campanile and 
 
Katherine Donlevy
Published April 1, 2025, 6:03 p.m. ET
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Pedophile scum, convicted of accepting bribes and yeas he's a Democrat

Disgraced ex-NYC Councilman Dan Halloran arrested at Miami airport with thousands of child sex abuse videos on phone



By 
Isabel Keane
Published April 2, 2025
 Updated April 2, 2025, 7:19 a.m. ET
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What tough negotiations look like

Canadian leader Doug Ford proposes eliminating tariffs on US imports — if President Trump does the same



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Gene pool cleaning self actualization


Great News for Humanity: Depressed Liberals Are Increasingly Suicidal Due to 'Climate Anxiety,' Study Finds



They're not having children, either, which is also great 



Andrew Stiles
April 1, 2025

Depressed liberals are increasingly at risk of suicide due to so-called climate change, according to a group of European and French-Canadian scientists. The alleged findings, while morbid, could signal a bright future for the human race. A world with fewer annoying people would make life more tolerable for the rest of us. The species would grow more resilient, and the planet might also (somewhat ironically) benefit from the decline in population, assuming it isn't a hoax.

"Negative psychological responses related to the observed and anticipated impacts of climate change, such as climate anxiety, eco-anxiety and climate-related guilt have ... emerged as a potential risk factor for poor mental health and suicide-related behaviors," the authors wrote last month in Nature Medicine. "International surveys show that concern about climate change is associated with feelings of despair, hopelessness, anger, frustration and guilt, especially among younger populations."

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Five Ways Non-Citizens With Social Security Numbers Can Scam America

Five Ways Non-Citizens With Social Security Numbers Can Scam America


BY: BETH BRELJE
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Biden imported illegals and gave them Social Security identification numbers

Trump Administration Nears Historic Deal as DOGE Reportedly Finds Millions of Illegals on Social Security Rolls


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President Donald Trump’s Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is nearing a historic deal with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency that will allow agents to more efficiently locate and arrest illegal aliens already ordered deported from the United States.

The IRS-ICE agreement, which anonymous sources told Politico is close to being finalized, will see the tax revenue agency open its databases to ICE agents when they need to confirm the names and addresses of illegal aliens who have been ordered deported by a federal immigration judge.

Politico, which interviewed opponents of the plan, admits that it is likely the partnership between the IRS and ICE “may result in a short-term increase in arrests and worksite raids” that specifically target illegal aliens who federal judges say have no asylum basis to be in the U.S.

“An ICE official, granted anonymity to discuss the policy planning, said the data would likely improve efficiency by helping ICE confirm addresses, streamlining time-consuming work that agents often have to do manually,” Politico reported.

According to such sources, the agreement will work as follows: Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem or ICE Director Todd Lyons will submit a request to the IRS for information regarding an illegal alien ordered deported.

From there, IRS officials would be allowed to hand over information on such illegal aliens

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Liberals love gang bangers. They will even lie to protect them

Liberal critics are upset about the deportation of an illegal alien found by multiple judges to be a 'danger to the community.'

The Trump administration deported multiple planeloads of suspected terrorists to El Salvador on March 15 to be imprisoned in the southern nation's Terrorism Confinement Center. Attorneys for the government confirmed in a Monday court filing that one of the illegal aliens sent packing was removed "because of an administrative error."

An article in the Atlantic concerning the accidental deportation apparently left certain bleeding-heart liberals with the impression that the deportee was an "innocent father" betrayed by his adoptive government.

Vice President JD Vance rained on liberal critics' grief parade, pointing out they were rending garments over the deportation of a foreign national found by more than one immigration court to be a "danger to the community" and a member of the terrorist organization Mara Salvatrucha.

Vance's suggestion that it was imprudent to throw a conniption over Kilmar Abrego Garcia's ouster prompted the critics to rage even more.

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Closing another Joe Biden taxpayer funded follies

The former president's failed 'pet project' saw fewer than 2,000 guests.

Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin on Monday announcedthe closure of the $4 million agency museum built by the Biden administration.

Zeldin referred to the one-room, 1,595-square-foot facility as one of former President Joe Biden's failed "pet projects," noting that during its nine months of operations, it saw fewer than 2,000 external visitors. 

'The museum closure represents just one step in our broader commitment to transparency and fiscal responsibility.'

While admission was free to the public, he stated that each visitor cost taxpayers $315. 

The museum is located at the EPA's Washington, D.C., headquarters and opened in May 2024. Despite its small size, the facility cost $4 million to open and costs another $600,000 annually.

Zeldin shared a video on X giving a tour of the museum and explaining the decision to shut it down.

He stated that a timeline featured in the museum "conveniently omits" President Donald Trump's first administration. A separate video showed a gap in the timeline between 2014 and 2021. 

"This agency has been spending $123,000 on cleaning, $207,000 for security, $54,000 on maintenance, and an additional $54,000 on storage," Zeldin said. "From May 2024 through last month, only 1,909 members of the public visited the museum. Even though it is free admission, this museum costs you, the taxpayer, $315 per external visitor."

He described it as a "shrine to [environmental justice] and climate change."

"Under President Trump, we are ending the practice of burning tax dollars on pet projects," Zeldin declared.

In a Monday op-ed on Fox News, Zeldin stated that he has terminated Biden-era spending that will save taxpayers $22 billion.

Zeldin noted that the money allocated toward the "scarcely visited" museum could have been used by the Biden administration to provide "clean air, land, and water to forgotten communities."

"The museum closure represents just one step in our broader commitment to transparency and fiscal responsibility," Zeldin wrote. "This isn't about diminishing our commitment to environmental protection; it's about enhancing it through responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars. The days of unchecked spending on monuments to the egos of the left are over. Under our leadership, fiscal responsibility and mission focus will guide every decision. The American people deserve nothing less."

Additionally, Zeldin announced on Tuesday that the EPA would be moving out of its D.C. headquarters.

"EPA will be saving American taxpayers $18 MILLION in annual lease costs by moving staff out of the 323,000 square feet of space we occupy in the Ronald Reagan building in D.C.," he stated.

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The death of the Covid money scam is eye watering


Audit finds states still spending COVID-era funds.

On Monday, the Department of Labor announced that it had identified $1.4 billion in unused COVID-era funding.

A press release from the DOL noted that the agency is working to recover another $2.9 billion.

'Government waste hates to see us coming.'

"The roughly $4.3 billion was intended for states to use for temporary unemployment insurance during the pandemic. Instead, several states continued spending millions of dollars despite no longer meeting necessary requirements, which was uncovered in a 2023 audit conducted by the department's Office of Inspector General," it read.

The unused funding was turned over to the Department of Treasury's General Fund, the DOL reported.

DOL Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer stated, "Any money still sitting around for pandemic-era unemployment funds is a clear misuse of Americans' hard-earned tax dollars."

"I'm keeping my promise to be a good steward of your money by rooting out waste to ensure American Workers always come First," she added.

Chavez-DeRemer told Fox News Digital, "There's no reason leftover COVID unemployment funds should still be collecting dust."

DOL Deputy Secretary Keith Sonderling called it "unacceptable" that the taxpayer funds "went unchecked" for several years.

"In a huge win for the American taxpayer, we've clawed back these unused funds and will keep working to eliminate waste, fraud, and abuse," Sonderling vowed.

The funds were a part of the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act in 2020, which created a program to provide "expanded unemployment insurance." 

The 45-page IG report found that, although the program ended in 2021, four states were allowed to access the reimbursement money "despite not meeting program requirements." According to the report, the four states collected $105.1 million in reimbursements they were not eligible to receive.

The report claimed the issues occurred because there were not "sufficient controls" to ensure states were eligible or that unused funds were returned to the federal government.

Last week, the Department of Government Efficiency applauded Chavez-DeRemer and Sonderling for canceling $577 million in "America Last" grants, saving taxpayers $237 million. 

"Government waste hates to see us coming," the DOL wrote in a post on X.

On Monday evening, the White House announced that President Donald Trump has tapped former Rep. Anthony D'Esposito (R-N.Y.) to serve as the DOL's inspector general.


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