Socialist Mamdani Wants to Spend Million$ On Sex Changes for Minors

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Socialist New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani wants to spend $65 million on sex change drugs and surgeries for minors and adults if elected.

Mamdani’s campaign website says his administration would “protect gender-affirming care immediately by investing $65 million in public providers to provide gender-affirming care to New Yorkers who seek it and will hold private entities abetting Trump’s attacks to account.”

Gender-affirming care is a euphemism used by transgender activists to hide the grotesque nature of sex change surgeries and drugs, which includes double mastectomies (the removal of healthy breasts), female and male genital mutilation and removal, facial feminization and masculinization, hormone treatments, and puberty blockers that can cause chemical sterilization.

“The Mamdani Administration will budget $65 million in funding to explicitly support and expand access to Gender Affirming Care (GAC) in NYC. It will direct $57 million to public hospitals, community clinics, federally qualified health centers, and nonprofits providing GAC,” the page reads. “In the face of the Trump administration’s proposed elimination of federal support for GAC and his threats to care for adults, this infusion will protect GAC access or both transgender youth and adults.”

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The Grandfather of the Brilliant New Head of MI6 Was a Nazi Spy Chief

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When Blaise Metreweli was announced as the next head of MI6 it was immediately apparent she had long been groomed for the top.

The woman set to become the first female spy chief in the agency’s 116-year history had all the right attributes. . .

From the age of 22, her name was only mentioned in public when receiving honours ‘for services to British foreign policy’ and in a civil service notice documenting a bland economics posting to Dubai. Despite entering her 20s in the Wild West early days of social media, there is no trace of her online. . .

Archives in Germany reveal that the woman who from September will take charge of the nation’s secrets is the granddaughter of a notorious Nazi collaborator who spied and killed for Adolf Hitler’s Germany.

We can disclose that Ms Metreweli’s grandfather was Constantine Dobrowolski, a Ukrainian dubbed ‘The Butcher’ who defected from the Red Army to become the Fatherland’s chief informant in the region of Chernihiv in Ukraine. (Read more from “The Grandfather of the Brilliant New Head of MI6 Was a Nazi Spy Chief” HERE)

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Why Each New Controversy Around Sam Altman’s OpenAI Is Crazier Than the Last

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Last week, two independent nonprofits, the Midas Project and the Tech Oversight Project, released after a year’s worth of investigation a massive file that collects and presents evidence for a panoply of deeply suspect actions, mainly on the part of Altman but also attributable to OpenAI as a corporate entity.

It’s damning stuff — so much so that, if you’re only acquainted with the hype and rumors surrounding the company or perhaps its ChatGPT product, the time has come for you to take a deeper dive.

Most recently, iyO Audio alleged OpenAI made attempts at wholesale design theft and outright trademark infringement. A quick look at other recent headlines suggests an alarming pattern:

Altman is said to have claimed no equity in OpenAI despite backdoor investments through Y Combinator, among others;

Altman owns 7.5% of Reddit, which, after its still-expanding partnership with OpenAI, shot Altman’s net worth up $50 million;

OpenAI is reportedly restructuring its corporate form yet again — with a 7% stake, Altman stands to be $20 billion dollars richer under the new structure;

Former OpenAI executives, including Muri Murati, the Amodei siblings, and Ilya Sutskever, all confirm pathological levels of mistreatment and behavioral malfeasance on the part of Altman.

The list goes on. Many other serious transgressions are cataloged in the OpenAI Files excoriation. At the time of this writing, Sam Altman and/or OpenAI have been the subject of no less than eight serious, high-stakes lawsuits. Accusations include everything from incestual sexual abuse to racketeering, breach of contract, and copyright infringement. (Read more from “Why Each New Controversy Around Sam Altman’s OpenAI Is Crazier Than the Last” HERE)

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Trump Accuses Democrats of Leaking Intel Assessment of Iran Strikes: ‘They Should Be Prosecuted!’

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President Trump claimed Thursday that congressional Democrats leaked a preliminary Pentagon intelligence assessment that questioned the impact of Saturday’s airstrikes on Iran’s nuclear program.

“The Democrats are the ones who leaked the information on the PERFECT FLIGHT to the Nuclear Sites in Iran. They should be prosecuted!” Trump wrote on Truth Social.

It’s unclear if Trump has evidence pointing to a culprit as the FBI investigates the Tuesday leak of the Defense Intelligence Agency assessment drafted shortly after the strike that said Iran’s nuclear development may only have been set back months.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said shortly before Trump’s claim that Democrats in Congress may have been responsible — though she described no specific evidence and said no conclusions had been made.

“It could have been someone in the intelligence community, or it could have been someone on Capitol Hill who had access to this document. The FBI is searching for that person,” Leavitt told reporters. (Read more from “Trump Accuses Democrats of Leaking Intel Assessment of Iran Strikes: ‘They Should Be Prosecuted!’” HERE)

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Deranged Ex-Politician Admits to Murdering Wife Near Their Son’s Grave on 20th Anniversary of His Death: Reports

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A deranged husband copped to killing his wife by their son’s gravesite 20 years to the day that the once happy couple had buried him, reports said.

Martin Suter, 68, murdered his wife Ann Blackwood, 71, on July 24, 2023, at the Crofton Cemetery in Stubbington, England, where their son had been interred two decades earlier.

He pleaded guilty to the heinous crime 10 months later, according to the Portsmouth News, which broke the news this week after a judge lifted a reporting ban.

Back on that fateful July day, police arrived at the scene and tried to treat Blackwood, but it was too late.

Paramedics pronounced her dead at the graveyard, according to reports. Police did not disclose how Suter, a yachting enthusiast, allegedly killed his wife.

Witnesses saw the paramedics desperately trying to help Blackwood, according to local reports, but to no avail. (Read more from “Deranged Ex-Politician Admits to Murdering Wife Near Their Son’s Grave on 20th Anniversary of His Death: Reports” HERE)

Trump Will Limit Sharing of Classified Information With Congress After Iran Bombing Document Leak

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The Trump administration will limit the sharing of classified information with Congress in the wake of a high-profile document leak, the White House has confirmed to the Washington Examiner.

President Donald Trump maintains that last week’s Iran strikes totally obliterated that country’s nuclear program, but his claim has been undermined by a leaked internal document suggesting the nuclear program was set back by only a few months.

Trump’s White House has responded to the leak with a full-court press, pushing back furiously against the reports, opening investigations into the leak, personally attacking the reporters involved, and now limiting how much information it shares with Congress.

A White House spokesperson also pointed to statements press secretary Karoline Leavitt made Wednesday afternoon about an FBI investigation into the matter.

“I am told by the FBI that the leak already is being investigated, and it absolutely should be,” she said on Fox News. “Because this was a top secret intelligence analysis that very few people in the United States government had access to see.” (Read more from “Trump Will Limit Sharing of Classified Information With Congress After Iran Bombing Document Leak” HERE)

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Your Kids’ iPhones May Be the Most Dangerous Things They Own

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What’s an acceptable level of online child sexual abuse, blackmail, and sextortion? How many teen suicides must happen before someone acts? Most parents would say the answer is obvious: zero.

Apple doesn’t seem to agree. Despite serving as the constant digital companion for millions of American kids, the company has done nothing to rein in the iMessage app — a tool that now functions as an unregulated playground for child predators. Apple has shrugged off the problem while iMessage becomes the wild west of child exploitation: unchecked, unreported, and deadly.

You wouldn’t leave a toddler alone by the pool. You wouldn’t hand your 9-year-old the keys to a pickup. And when you drive that truck, you don’t let your kid ride on the hood. But every day, parents hand their children a device that could be just as dangerous: the iPhone.

That device follows them everywhere — to school, to bed, into the darkest corners of the internet. The threat doesn’t just come from YouTube or TikTok. It’s baked into iMessage itself — the default communication tool on every iPhone, the one parents use to text their kids.

Unlike social media platforms or games, iMessage gives parents almost no tools to limit its use or increase safety. No meaningful restrictions. No guardrails. No accountability. (Read more from “Your Kids’ iPhones May Be the Most Dangerous Things They Own” HERE)

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Biden Staffer Directing Autopen Didn’t Know Who Final Authorization Came From

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Neera Tanden, former head of Biden’s Domestic Policy Council, admitted that she authorized autopen signatures without knowledge of who issued the final approval in a closed-door hearing before the House Oversight Committee on Tuesday, according to Fox News.

In her role as staff secretary, before she was moved to the Domestic Policy Council, Tanden “was responsible for handling the the flow of documents to and from the President,” sending decision memos to “Biden’s inner circle” and affixing the president’s autopen signature to the documents when she received approval. Tanden was not privy to any of the decision-making process or who was giving the final approval. She rarely interacted with Biden. The system, according to her opening statement, was a relic of previous administrations.

Tanden denied that she had ever discussed the former president’s fitness for office, per Fox News. “I had no experience in the White House that would provide any reason to question his command as President. He was in charge,” she said in her statement.

When asked by a reporter after the hearing if there had been an “effort to disguise President Biden’s condition,” she quickly denied it as she walked away.

“Her testimony raises serious questions about who was really calling the shots in the Biden White House amid the President’s obvious decline,” Committee Chairman James Comer, R-Ky., said in a statement. (Read more from “Biden Staffer Directing Autopen Didn’t Know Who Final Authorization Came From” HERE)

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Study: Using ChatGPT to Write Essays May Increase ‘Cognitive Debt’

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A recent study out of MIT Media Lab shows that students using ChatGPT and other AI tools to write essays may be acquiring “cognitive debt” at a higher rate than students using searching engines or only their brains.

According to the study, “Cognitive debt defers mental effort in the short term but results in long-term costs, such as diminished critical inquiry, increased vulnerability to manipulation, decreased creativity.”

The study divided participants into three groups. One was allowed to use LLMs (large-language models) to write their essays, another was allowed to use search engines, and the other was only allowed to use previous knowledge. The study refers to the latter as the “Brain-only group.” Researchers asked each group to write three essays using their designated tool. For a fourth essay, LLM users were only allowed to use their brains, and brain-only writers were allowed to use LLMs. One AI judge and several human teachers scored the essays. The researchers measured the electrical activity of the participants’ brains during each stage of the study.

The study showed significantly weaker brain connectivity in LLM users than in the brain-only group. In the fourth essay, LLM users continued to struggle with brain connectivity and struggled to quote their own work, while the brain-only group exhibited better brain connectivity and memory recall. “LLM users consistently underperformed at neural, linguistic, and behavioral levels,” the study says. (Read more from “Study: Using ChatGPT to Write Essays May Increase ‘Cognitive Debt’” HERE)

Nancy Pelosi’s Daughter Invokes CNN Reporter’s Dead Child To Defend Democratic Gerontocracy

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Nancy Pelosi’s daughter invoked CNN reporter Andrew Kaczynski’s dead daughter after he called out Democrats for putting senior citizens and people with serious illnesses in positions of power.

Kaczynski, who goes by the Twitter handle “KFILE,” noted 47-year-old Democratic California Rep. Robert Garcia winning his party’s top spot on the House Oversight Committee on Tuesday

“A top committee spot is going to a Democrat that is under the age of 75 or doesn’t have cancer,” KFILE tweeted.

Garcia, who defeated Massachusetts Rep. Stephen Lynch, takes over the Ranking Member spot from former Democratic Virginia Rep. Gerry Connolly, who died from cancer in May at the age of 75.

Before Connolly, the Democrats’ ranking member was Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin, who was also diagnosed with cancer while serving in the role. He is now the Ranking Member on the House Judiciary Committee.

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