Officials Arrest Pastor Who Refuses to Apologize for Beliefs on LGBT Agenda

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. . .In fact, if you have the wrong beliefs, and refuse government demands that you apologize for them, you’ll be in a lot of trouble. Cuffed and arrested, in fact.

This is known because of the recent arrest of Pastor Derek Reimer, who refused to comply with a court order that he apologize for his own personal opinions on drag queens and the LGBT lifestyle choices people have made.

He earlier was “convicted” of harassment for objecting to a drag queen event that focused on grooming children. . .

According to a Not the Bee report, apparently jailing people who don’t adopt the government’s religious beliefs is “what they do in Calgary.”

“Yup, the court ordered Pastor Derek Reimer to apologize for a 2023 incident where he ‘intimidated’ a librarian by protesting an event at the library where men in lingerie were reading to children. Keep in mind, he had already been on a year-long house arrest which was set to end next month when he refused to apologize. However, this breached his sentence conditions.” (Read more from “Officials Arrest Pastor Who Refuses to Apologize for Beliefs on LGBT Agenda” HERE)

Hong Kong’s Wong Fuk Skyscrapers May Have Just Torched the Official WTC 7 Narrative

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For almost a full day, the Wang Fuk Court residential complex in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district burned out of control. The eight-tower estate, home to around 2,000 apartments and built in the 1980s, was undergoing renovations at the time, wrapped in highly flammable bamboo scaffolding and green netting that fueled the rapid spread of flames. The blaze erupted around 2:50 p.m. on November 26, 2025, starting on the external scaffolding of one 32-story block and quickly leaping to adjacent towers amid gusty winds. At this point, some investigators believe the fire was caused by a welding accident during the construction work. Once it ignited, the blaze raced vertically through open construction voids and horizontally between buildings, producing temperatures that melted glass and turned structural elements red-hot. By hour 20, the towers were glowing skeletons, with thick smoke billowing from upper floors. But at no point did they collapse, not even partially, despite the inferno engulfing seven of the eight blocks.

The disaster has claimed at least 94 lives so far, with dozens more reported missing as rescue operations continue amid collapsed scaffolding and intense heat that hampered efforts. Over 800 firefighters, backed by 128 fire engines and 57 ambulances, battled the flames for more than 24 hours, finally containing most of the blaze by early November 27. One firefighter perished in the line of duty, and at least 70 others, including residents, suffered injuries from burns and smoke inhalation. A 71-year-old resident named Wong was photographed in tears outside the complex, pleading that his wife remained trapped inside. In a rare glimmer of hope, rescuers pulled a male survivor from the 16th floor of one tower late on November 27. Hong Kong Chief Executive John Lee has pledged comprehensive support, including a “one social worker per household” initiative for displaced residents now sheltering in nearby malls and community centers. Three executives from the construction firm overseeing the renovations were arrested on charges of gross negligence, as authorities probe why evacuation protocols faltered and why the highly combustible bamboo—despite government plans to phase it out in favor of fire-resistant metal—was still in use.

Compare that to World Trade Center Building 7 on September 11, 2001. A 47-story steel-framed skyscraper, never struck by an aircraft, WTC 7 fell at 5:20 p.m. in 6.5 seconds, roughly 2.25 seconds of that in pure gravitational free-fall, after roughly seven hours of localized office fires. The official NIST report concluded that fire alone caused the complete, symmetrical progressive collapse, the first and only time in history a steel-framed high-rise has fallen solely from fire.

Watch As Democratic Congressional Candidate Sobs Like Toddler After Being Thrown Out Of Governor’s Office

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Democratic Tennessee congressional candidate Aftyn Behn sobbed and screamed at the top of her lungs as security removed her from Republican Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s office in resurfaced footage from April 2019.

Behn and other women with the activist group, Enough is Enough-Tennessee, staged a sit-in inside the state capitol and demanded to speak to Lee about calling for the resignation of the then-Republican state Rep. David Byrd, who was accused of sexual misconduct at the time. The women, including Behn, tried to rush into the governor’s office when the doors were open on April 17, 2019, prompting security to remove her from the premises.

Footage posted by NewsChannel 5 Nashville shows security dragging Behn out of the office as she screamed at the top of her lungs. She then sat on her knees and sobbed on the floor.

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Scott Bessent Tells Kristen Welker When Americans Should See Lower Prices

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told “Meet the Press” host Kristen Welker on Sunday that Americans should start seeing lower prices on some products within weeks.

President Donald Trump announced Nov. 14 that tariffs on some imported grocery items would be suspended, citing progress in trade talks. Bessent told Welker the Trump administration was making progress in reducing prices by addressing illegal immigration and also trying to get lower interest rates while reducing inflation.

“In March of 2024 I wrote a piece, and I talked about the three I’s that were killing Americans: immigration, interest rates, and inflation. President [Trump]’s closed the border and the mass immigration is gone, and that was putting a lot of the immigration was putting upward pressure on housing, downward pressure on wages.”

“Interest rates are down and now we are starting to see the affordability. The prices get better. We had a very big October for home sales,” Bessent continued. “Energy prices: gasoline is down. We saw— we believe health care is gonna come down: we will see an announcement this coming week on that. And so, across the board, prices are starting to come down. We’re having Thanksgiving week. This will be the lowest cost for a Thanksgiving dinner in four years. Turkey prices are down 16%.”

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Charlie Kirk’s Security Chief Claims He Was Hamstrung On Day Of Assassination

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The owner of the company providing security for Turning Point USA (TPUSA) founder Charlie Kirk on the day of his assassination said in an interview posted Monday that he was hamstrung by federal and state laws while trying to secure the event where Kirk was assassinated.

Kirk was gunned down during a Sept. 10 TPUSA “Prove Me Wrong” event at Utah Valley University, during which he was debating attendees. Brian Harpole of Integrity Security Solutions told podcaster Shawn Ryan during Monday’s episode of “The Shawn Ryan Show” he had acquired certificates to pilot drones, but was unable to use them due to federal and state regulations.

“I spent thousands of dollars on drones last year and got my guys licenses,” Harpole said. “But if the area lies in the Provo, Utah, airspace, I can’t fly. It’s a 107B, we can’t break the rules.”

Title 14, Chapter I, Subchapter F, Part 107, Subpart B has restrictions on operating drones, including a prohibition on flying them over people who do not have shelter should the drone crash. Utah state laws require compliance with the federal regulations, according to UAVCoach.com.

“And then you had secondary restrictions, probably due to heavy foot traffic with the school,” Harpole added. “But I can’t go in and break the rules. There’s laws for a reason. And so, now the school could have flown drones, the PD, but they didn’t have them. But Orem PD has a drone unit, active, professional and that police department, I will tell you, is awesome. They were there, they helped, both on the soft side and the hard side.” (Read more from “Charlie Kirk’s Security Chief Claims He Was Hamstrung On Day Of Assassination” HERE)

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Hikers Catch Mountain Lion Staring Them Down In Tense Video

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Mountain lions — also known as cougars, pumas or panthers — are confirmed to have established wild populations in 16 U.S. states, with all but one (Florida) lying to the Mississippi River’s west.

States with large mountain lion include Colorado, with Colorado Parks and Wildlife estimates reaching as high as 7,000, though the agency noted the total was more likely from around 3,500 to 4,500, according to the Mountain Lion Foundation. Texas is among the other 15 states on the list and its mountain lion population is also uncertain.

Mountain lions’ territory spans mainly in the southwestern region of Texas, home to Big Bend National Park, per BroBible. Hikers exploring that vast roughly 1,250-square-mile area are warned to stay alert for mountain lions, and a few were doing just that when they suddenly found themselves being stared down by one while on the trail.

Three hikers who set out before dawn Saturday on the Boot Canyon Trail got more than they bargained for when a mountain lion suddenly bolted across the path in front of them, according to the Houston Chronicle. It climbed a nearby hill and paused to stare back at the group — a moment the hikers managed to capture on video. (Read more from “Hikers Catch Mountain Lion Staring Them Down In Tense Video” HERE)

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Research Team Seemingly Records Multiple UFOs, Claims FBI ‘Very Concerned’ After Conversation With Them

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Nightcrawler Research, a data-focused UFO investigation team, reports capturing footage of three unidentified flying objects (UFOs) in New York. In each case, the citizen journalists say the objects disrupted camera performance during recording. They further disclosed that their efforts have drawn attention from the FBI and other federal agencies.

During an interview with host Ross Coulthart on NewsNation’s “Reality Check,” Nightcrawler Research’s John Tedesco revealed that one of the UFO sightings they captured on video in New York took place July 5.

“This was an object that presented over the water. Initially, what we saw was something that, roughly about 600 feet from the surface off the Atlantic Ocean, we saw an object that was not very luminous, very, very low, low light, not really in the IR, some visible light was present, and we noticed that the light presented in the same basic area, the same area of the sky,” said Coulthart.

“Within a short period of time, that object disappeared, and we saw this, what looked like a sphere on the water, an extremely bright, luminous sphere.”

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WATCH: Mysterious “Crop Doodle” Baffles Farmers in Argentina

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A strange pattern discovered in a wheat field in Argentina has left locals and experts scratching their heads, fueling theories ranging from artistic mischief to unexplained phenomena.

The unusual formation — described by witnesses as a “crop doodle” — appeared recently in a wheat field in Avellaneda, Argentina. The discovery was first reported by ELONCE, a local news outlet, after farmer Raúl Zamer was alerted by the property owner to strange lines etched into the crops.

Initially, Zamer suspected that a motorcyclist had driven through the field, creating the odd shapes. But when he arrived on-site, his theory quickly fell apart.

“It is impossible to run over a stubble of wheat and do something with that perfection,” Zamer told Cadena 3 Argentina, adding that even local experts he consulted were puzzled.

According to Zamer, the wheat in the affected area was “completely shelled” — not merely flattened as it would be by a vehicle or animal. The precision and pattern of the markings appeared far too deliberate and smooth to have been caused by ordinary means.

“There weren’t any footprints, tire marks, or signs of animals,” he explained. “It’s something very precise, impossible to do with a motorcycle or a dragged iron.”

Locals who visited the site speculated about what the design could represent. Some said the shape resembled the letter “R” — possibly referencing Raúl’s name — with a circle or figure beneath it. Others suggested it could be linked to natural phenomena, such as wind patterns or electromagnetic activity.

Videos of the mysterious formation quickly spread on social media, sparking comparisons to classic “crop circles” — geometric patterns that have long been associated with UFO lore and unexplained aerial activity.

While no official explanation has been confirmed, the incident has drawn curiosity from both agricultural specialists and paranormal enthusiasts.

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City Elects Mayor Who Admitted, ‘I Am Illegal in This Country’

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The mayor-elect of St. Paul, Minnesota, State Rep. Kaohly Vang Her (D) admitted earlier this year that she and her family are living illegally in the United States.

Vang Her, who will become St. Paul’s first female and first Asian mayor, beat out incumbent Melvin Carter, who is also a member of the state’s Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, which is the name of Minnesota’s Democrat party.

In June, as Breitbart News reported, Vang Her stood on the Minnesota House floor and told a story of how she says her family — originally from Laos — immigrated to the U.S.

Vang Her said she had recently discovered that her parents, siblings, and she are illegal aliens because her father defrauded the nation’s immigration system.

“I would like for you to put a face to the name, a face to what it is that we are doing today … I asked my father about how we came to the United States, and I always thought we came here because my grandfather was a colonel in the Secret War,” Vang said:

I had thought that meant that we had, we were in line to come to the U.S., and my mother told me — my father told me that was not true. Even though my parents both worked for a Christian organization, and my father actually worked at the U.S. Consulate because he was one of the few people who could speak English and he could type really fast and apparently that was a very valued skill then. So they had my father move away from the refugee camp from my mom and my sisters and I, and he went to live at the consulate where he processed all of the paperwork for the refugees that came to America. And we had missed our time to come to the U.S. three times and if we didn’t come that last time, we would not have been able to come to the U.S.

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Trump: ICE Raids ‘Haven’t Gone Far Enough’

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On Sunday, CBS released a preview clip of President Donald Trump’s interview, scheduled to air later on “60 Minutes,” in which he discussed his immigration policy.

Trump, who campaigned on immigration and closing the border, said he believes the tactics Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers are using on the streets of cities like Chicago and Los Angeles “haven’t gone far enough” to remove people who are in the country illegally.

Host Norah O’Donnell said, “More recently, Americans have been watching videos of ice tackling a young mother, tear gas being used in a Chicago residential neighborhood, and the smashing of car windows.” . . .

She asked, “Have some of these raids gone too far?”

Trump said, “No, I think they haven’t gone far enough because we’ve been held back by the judges, by the liberal judges that were put in by Biden and by Obama.”

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