U.S. District Judge Allows Defamation Lawsuit Against Giuliani, Powell, My Pillow to Move Forward As Lindell’s Cyber Symposium Continues in South Dakota

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell announced that his election integrity cybersecurity event was the subject of a cyber-hack.

“The whole technology was attacked,” Lindell told the audience at the beginning of the event yesterday morning. “We expected that. But we do …

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr: Dr. Anthony Fauci is the Most Powerful Person in Public Health History

Robert Kennedy Jr. had harsh criticism for the architect of the U.S.’ Covid19 response and head of the country’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci. Fauci, Kennedy says, is the most powerful person in public …

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Orange County Supervisors Admit Covid19 State of Emergency Exists Only to Access Federal Relief Funds

Members of the Orange County Board of Supervisors have admitted both in public and private that the sole reason for continuing a state of emergency declaration in Orange County is to recoup expenses paid from federal government Covid19 relief programs.…

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President Donald Trump Announces Class-Action Lawsuit Against Big Tech Companies For Their Censorship

President Donald J. Trump announced he is leading a class action lawsuit against big tech companies for their censoring of conservative posts and accounts.

The announcement was made at a press conference from Mr. Trump’s golf course in Bedminster, NJ, …

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Flash Card Initialized, Anonymous Log-In Discovered at County Office in Michigan 24 Hours After Election Day

Flash cards were inexplicably initialized at, and users anonymously logged into, the County Office in Antrim County, Michigan, in the days and weeks immediately following Election Day in November. The revelation was discovered by the forensic team hired by attorney …

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Anti-Vaccine Passport Protesters Indicted on Charges Stemming from January 6 Protests Just Weeks After Official Calls Them Insurrectionists

Six California men were indicted this week on charges stemming from violence at the U.S. Capitol on January 6. At least two of the men have participated in recent protests against the implementation of a vaccine passport system in Orange …

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Orange County Board of Supervisors Reportedly Pulls $20 Million Vaccine Funding After Hundreds of Residents Register to Speak Against It

The Board of Supervisors in Orange County, California, is attempting to allocate up to $20 million in public funds to Covid19 vaccine centers without naming the centers slated to receive the funding.

The allocation, originally set to be voted on …

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Orange County Supervisor Conflates Anti-Vaccine Passport Stance with January 6th Capitol Insurrection

A member of the Orange County Board of Supervisors appears to be trying to associate residents of Orange County, California, against the implementation of a vaccine passport system with “insurrectionists” who took part in the January 6 protests at the …

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