Tag: News

  • Donald Trump’s Involvement in P. Diddy’s “Freak Off” Parties

    Donald Trump’s Involvement in P. Diddy’s “Freak Off” Parties

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    According to sources close to the situation, Trump was a frequent attendee at these events, where he reportedly engaged in lewd and inappropriate behaviour that raised eyebrows among those present. Some witnesses have even claimed that Trump was involved in the organisation and planning of the parties, using his wealth and influence to secure not only prominent guests from various sectors, including entertainment and politics, but also to create an aura of exclusivity that drew attention and curiosity.

    This alleged involvement reportedly extended to covering up any illegal activities, as numerous stories circulated about extravagant displays of affluence intertwined with morally questionable conduct, painting a picture of an environment that prioritised privilege over accountability. Such actions have led to significant public scrutiny, leaving many to wonder about the ramifications of these high-profile gatherings.

    A piece of evidence is that Donald Trump is listed as one of the many celebrities who were invited to the extravagant parties hosted by P. Diddy, which often attracted an array of elite guests from various sectors of entertainment and beyond. There are also many pictures of Trump with P. Diddy, indicating they had a close friendship that spanned several years, frequently appearing together at high-profile events and enjoying social gatherings.

    Moreover, lawsuit-related investigators have stated that Mr. Combs had secretly installed discreet cameras in every room of his lavish estate, meticulously recording compromising footage of every single celebrity who attended his parties, capturing not just their interactions, but also their most private moments. This extensive collection of footage raises serious concerns regarding privacy and consent, and, of course, would include Trump among the numerous high-profile figures caught on tape.

    Several witnesses have reported what they saw at these parties they attended, detailing the shocking extent of the activities that unfolded in these environments. For instance, they witnessed a lot of people having sex openly, with numerous couples and groups openly engaging in intimate acts without any sense of shame or reservation. The atmosphere was charged with a palpable sense of excitement and permissiveness, as people explored their desires without fear of judgment. There was even a “locked room,” which was the official “Freak Off” room, shrouded in mystery and intrigue, attracting those seeking more adventurous experiences. Yet, the entire party— including the areas outside this room— were full of debauchery and sexual disinhibition, as guests consumed alcohol and mingled in a haze of euphoria.

    Furthermore, a number of illegal activities took place at these parties, such as the rampant use of illicit drugs that flowed freely, accompanied by the atmosphere of reckless abandon that encouraged substance abuse. This environment not only heightened the risks associated with drug use but also created avenues for more sinister operations like sex trafficking, which lurked in the shadows, casting a dark shadow over the otherwise chaotic festivities.

    The ever-present threat of exploitation amidst the revelry further complicated the situation, as it blurred the lines between consensual encounters and coercion. The combination of unrestricted sexual expression and criminal undertones painted a troubling picture of a world where hedonism reigned supreme, often at the expense of safety and consent, causing both participants and bystanders to grapple with the unsettling reality that what was meant to be an escape had devolved into a breeding ground for exploitation and danger.

    Indeed, some victims testify that they were forced to participate in the “Freak Offs”, a disturbing practice that has drawn widespread condemnation and raised serious ethical concerns within the entertainment community. The youngest victim that has filed a lawsuit against Sean Combs is a girl who was aged just 9 at the time of the offence, highlighting the alarming exploitation of minors in an environment that should prioritise their safety and well-being.

    This scandal has not only put a spotlight on Trump’s ties to the entertainment industry but has also ignited a broader conversation about the culture of silence and complicity that often surrounds such high-profile figures. Furthermore, it has shed light on his history of questionable behaviour, raising significant questions about accountability and the standards to which public figures should be held. Critics have pointed to this as further evidence of Trump’s moral bankruptcy and lack of judgement, as they argue that his associations and dealings reflect a troubling disregard for ethical practices and the welfare of vulnerable individuals within the industry.

    Many are calling for a full investigation into the extent of Trump’s involvement in the “Freak Off” parties scandal, and some are even calling for legal action to be taken against him. It remains to be seen how this scandal will impact Trump’s political career and public image, but one thing is for certain – his association with these parties will not be forgotten anytime soon.

  • The Psychology of Fake News

    The Psychology of Fake News

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    One key factor that contributes to the spread of fake news is confirmation bias. This psychological phenomenon occurs when people seek out information that confirms their existing beliefs and ignore or dismiss information that contradicts them. In the age of social media bubbles and filter bubbles, people are more likely to be exposed to fake news that aligns with their worldview, leading them to believe and share it without critically evaluating its credibility.

    Another psychological factor at play is cognitive dissonance. When people are presented with information that challenges their beliefs, they experience a sense of discomfort and tension. To reduce this cognitive dissonance, they may reject the information or seek out sources that confirm their existing beliefs, even if those sources are unreliable or inaccurate.

    The fear factor also plays a role in the psychology of fake news. Sensational headlines and fear-mongering tactics are more likely to grab people’s attention and elicit strong emotions, making them more likely to believe and share fake news without fact-checking it. This is especially true in today’s fast-paced and information overloaded world, where people are more likely to rely on emotional reactions rather than critical thinking.

    So, what can be done to combat the spread of fake news and its impact on our psychology? One solution is media literacy education, teaching people how to critically evaluate information and discern between credible sources and fake news. Fact-checking websites and tools can also help people verify the accuracy of information they come across online.

    At the end of the day, it’s important to be vigilant and critical consumers of information in order to combat the psychology of fake news. By understanding the psychological factors at play and taking steps to validate information before believing and sharing it, we can work towards a more informed and responsible society.

  • Reform UK Will Win the 2024 General Election in the UK

    Reform UK Will Win the 2024 General Election in the UK

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    One of the key areas that Reform UK is focusing on is the economy. Farage and the party believe that the current economic policies of the government are not working for the majority of the population, and that there needs to be a renewed focus on creating jobs, boosting growth, and supporting small businesses . They have also expressed concerns the impact of lockdowns on the economy and the need for a more balanced approach to managing pandemics.

    In addition to economic reform, Reform UK is also advocating for changes in other areas such as immigration, healthcare, and education. Farage has been vocal about his views on the need for stricter immigration controls, a more effective healthcare system, and reforms to the education system to ensure that all students have access to a high-quality education.

    While Reform UK is still a relatively new party, it has already gained some traction and support from people who are disillusioned with the current political landscape in the UK. Farage’s leadership and outspokenness have helped to raise the profile of the party and attract attention from those who are looking for a change in direction.

    However, there are also critics of Reform UK who see the party as simply a rebranding of the Brexit Party, with many of the same policies and ideas. Some also question Farage’s motives and wonder if Reform UK is truly committed to bringing about meaningful reform or if it is simply a platform for his own personal agenda.

    Overall, Reform UK is an interesting addition to the UK political scene and it will be interesting to see how the party progresses in the future. Whether they are able to make a meaningful impact and bring about the reforms they are calling for remains to be seen, but they are certainly a party to watch in the coming months and years.

  • UFOs, UAPS, and the Court Case About it: A Blow to The Psychiatric Industry

    UFOs, UAPS, and the Court Case About it: A Blow to The Psychiatric Industry

    Evidence is being submitted which shows what seems to be like the existence of extraterrestrial spacecraft, and yet, the paradigm shift has still not penetrated the status quo’s imaginary. It is only a matter of time until more people acknowledge the existence of UAPs. One thing is for sure, this is a huge blow to the psychiatric industry which has medicated people for ages simply for believing in UFO phenomena.

    For too long, people have been severely psychiatrised for speaking of the topic or believing these machines are real. For example, here in the UK, individuals are medicated when they express beliefs related to extraterrestrial life, and at times these individuals are hospitalised. But with the increasing evidence for the existence of UAPs, and with this being streamed LIVE through a court hearing in the USA… We can only expect that things will change.

    I predict that the conversation about UFOs will gain momentum through 2024, and this will contribute to the predicted paradigm shift this year. We are witnessing times of revelation, which literally entails the declassification of UFO-related documents in this situation. Let’s hope the future is bright!

  • Recommended News Sources Around the World

    Recommended News Sources Around the World

    Sometimes finding sources can be burdensome, and having a diversity of sources is always helpful. Hence why I have made this list of resources which can be used according to one’s geopolitical needs when it comes to finding reliable information. This is a compilation of the recommended news channels around the world, and is all categorised by country in alphabetical order. While not all countries are listed, the list might expand as time goes.

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    (in alphabetical order) COUNTRYNEWS OUTLETS
    AFGHANISTANTOLO / AFGHANI TIMES / VOICE OF JIHAD
    BELARUSРАДЫЁ СВАБОДА / BELTA / СВЕТЛАГОРСКIЯ НАВIНЫ
    CHINACGTN / XINHUANET / PEOPLE’S DAILY / CHINA DAILY
    COLOMBIASEMANA / EL TIEMPO / EL UNIVERSAL / EL PAÍS
    DUBAIGULF NEWS / THE GULF TIME / GULF TODAY
    INDIADAINIK JAGRAN / DAINIK BHASKAR / AMAR UJALA
    ISRAELTIMES OF ISRAEL / JERUSALEM POST / YEDIOT AHARONOT / ISRAEL HAYOM
    IRAQAL MADA / IRAQI NEWS / XEBAT
    ITALYCORRIERE DELLA SERA / IL GIORNO / LA REPUBBLICA / LA STAMPA
    JAPANYomiuri Shimbun / The Asahi Shimbun / The Nihon Keizai Shimbun
    LITHUANIAELTA / BALTIC NEWS SERVICE /
    MEXICOEXCÉLSIOR / LA JORNADA / REFORMA / PROCESO
    POLANDGazeta Wyborcza / Rzeczpospolita / Dziennik Gazeta Prawna / Gazeta Polska Codziennie
    PAKISTAN24 NEWS HD / ARY NEWS / DUNYA NEWS / PUBLIC NEWS
    PORTUGALCorreio da Manha / PÚBLICO / Diário de Notícias / Jornal de Notícias
    PUERTO RICOEl Nuevo Dia / Primera Hora / El Vocero de Puerto Rico 
    RUSSIATASS / RUSSIA TODAY / INTERFAX / RIA NOVOSTI
    SOUTH AFRIKABUSINESS DAY / DAILY SUN / SUNDAY TIMES / THE STAR
    SPAINLA ESTRELLA DIGITAL / EL CORREO DIGITAL / EL MUNDO / EL PAÍS
    UNITED KINGDOM THE GUARDIAN / BBC NEWS / THE INDEPENDENT / THE SUN
    UNITED STATES CNN / THE NEW YORK TIMES / POLITICO / FOX NEWS
    UKRAINEZABORONA / EXPRES / INTERFAX-UKRAINA / KYIV POST
    QATARAL-JAZEERA / AL-ARAB / GULF TIMES / THE PENINSULA
  • Coronavirus (COVID-19): New Developments, Calculating Discrepancies, and Analysing Intel Stories

    Coronavirus (COVID-19): New Developments, Calculating Discrepancies, and Analysing Intel Stories

    UK-specific numbers

    As of 17 April 2020:

    TOTAL CASES: 108,692.

    ACTIVE CASES: 93,772

    PATIENTS WHO DIED: 14,576.

    PATIENTS DISCHARGED: 344.

    How can I check the UK numbers for myself?

    The GOV (2020) has recently created a more accessible dashboard at coronavirus.data.gov.uk . By visiting such link you will be able to access the number of total cases, the number of lab-confirmed daily cases, the number of total deaths, and the number of daily deaths.

    For more specific statistical information, such as the total number of active cases, and the percentage of cases per 1 million population, visit worldometers.info/coronavirus.

    How can I calculate the number of recoveries?

    You can calculate the recoveries by subtracting the total of active cases and the total deaths from the total number of cases, much like the following formula:

    #total cases – #active cases – #deaths = #recoveries.

    108692 – 93772 – 14576 = 344.

    Is the number of recoveries being reported appropriately?

    No. There is something suspicious about the number of recorded recoveries. The number ‘344’ as calculated above was first published on the 9th April, 2020. Since then, Worldometers (2020) has been showing “N/A” in the relevant UK box only. This gives the impression that nobody else has recovered, or has been discharged from hospital since then. However, the evidence shows that such is not the case. For instance, the media (Cooper, 2020) reported that prime minister Boris Johnson was discharged from hospital on the 12th April, 2020. Nevertheless, the number of recoveries continued to show as 344. Furthermore, there have also been news coverages of patients who have been treated successfully and have consequently been discharged from hospital, such as the story published on BBC News (2020) featuring a 106 years old patient who was discharged from Birmingham’s City Hospital on the 15th April, 2020. Yet, the numbers did not register this or any other recovery, and as can be seen from the above calculation, the number continues to add up to 344. All this shows that there is something wrong with the numbers, and this by all means causes anxiety to those who want to have a clear understanding of the death rate in the UK. It is also demotivating to those who are making efforts to follow the medical advice available .

    Why are accurate numbers crucial to good mental health?

    In order for people to make good decisions through the COVID-19 pandemic, it is essential that the threat is appraised correctly. With false information, life can feel too uncertain to cope with, and some might develop feelings of confusion, panic and consequential self-neglect. Trusting in our government and in our newspapers has never been more important. Losing such trust can elicit disorder, and reduce health behaviours associated with a stable response. In order for people to successfully follow protocol, and to be motivated to self-protect, the information has to be free from deception. In order to allow the public to feel efficient in their efforts, the number of recoveries should be publicised, not skewed or censored. Whilst death is indeed a tragic stimulus, taking into account recoveries can serve as a positive reinforcement to those working in the frontline, and to those self-isolating. We do not want to enter a collective state of despair and depression. We are already experiencing a collective state of grief. This is why it is so crucial to report all numbers accurately, not just the bad ones. As the government continues to neglect and censor the good news, hope is being taken away from the British people, and that is by all means unfair and unacceptable.

    Are there any new major developments?

    After things had relaxed in China, and as of the date of this writing, there has been a new high record of reported deaths. In the past few days and weeks, China had been reporting less than 10 deaths per day, however, today it has again reported 1,290 deaths (Worldometers, 2020) which is certainly a reason to worry as it was thought that the crisis was over in China, and this is why the Chinese government was easing on its restrictions as reported by the The Guardian (Falush, 2020) at the end of March. This is certainly worth taking into account, especially since there have been fears of a second wave of the outbreak.

    Moreover, here I share 5 stories that I personally found worth mentioning:

    • 13th March: Barrett (2020) reported concerns from the United States about some statements made by the Chinese government which claimed that the US military allegedly took the coronavirus to Wuhan. The US has responded by classifying the meetings related this conversation. This has led some journalists to feel that the COVID-19 crisis has the potential to trigger WWIII [read here].
    • 30th March: Guy et al. (2020) reported that the Spanish Royal, Princess Maria Teresa died of coronavirus [read here].
    • 9th April: Fiorillo (2020) reported that at least 150 members of the Saudi Royal family have become infected with the coronavirus and patients are being moved from hospitals in order to make room for the privileged [read here].
    • 11th April: BBC Newsround (2020) reported that animals all around the world are taking over the empty cities since the global quarantine has made human beings disappear from normally crowded spaces [read here].
    • 12th April: Sabbagh (2020) reported that the UK’s intelligence agencies MI5 and MI6 have urged the government of the UK to reconsider the industrial relationship we have with China after the crisis has ended due to suspicions [read here].

    References

    Barrett, K. (2020) ‘US biological warfare against China could lead to World War III’, PressTV, 13 March [Online]. Available at https://www.presstv.com/Detail/2020/03/13/620800/US-biological-warfare-against-China-could-lead-to-WW3 (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    BBC News (2020) ‘Coronavirus: “Oldest” patient discharged from Birmingham hospital’, 15 April [Online]. Available at https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-birmingham-52296196 (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    BBC Newsround (2020) ‘Coronavirus: Animals takeover cities during self-isolation’, 11 April [Online]. Available at https://www.bbc.co.uk/newsround/51977924 (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    Cooper, C. (2020) ‘Boris Johnson discharged from hospital’, Politico, 12 April [Online]. Available at https://www.politico.eu/article/boris-johnson-discharged-from-hospital/ (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    Falush, D. (2020) ‘As the west is in lockdown, China is slowly getting back to business’, The Guardian, 30 March [Online]. Available at https://www.theguardian.com/world/commentisfree/2020/mar/30/lockdown-china-coronavirus-outbreak (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    Fiorillo, C. (2020) ‘At least 150 Saudi royals have coronavirus as patients are moved out of top hospitals to make way for “the elite”‘, The Sun, 9th April [Online]. Available at https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/11362826/saudi-royal-family-coronavirus-elite-hospital/ (Accessed 17th April 2020).

    GOV.UK (2020) ‘Coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in the UK’, 17 April [Online]. Available at https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/ (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    Guy, J., Ramsay, M. and Lister, T. (2020) ‘Spanish princess becomes first royal to die from coronavirus’, CNN, 30 March [Online]. Available at https://edition.cnn.com/2020/03/30/europe/spanish-princess-coronavirus-death-scli-intl/index.html (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    Sabbagh, D. (2020) ‘UK spy agencies urge China rethink once Covid-19 crisis is over’, The Guardian, 12th April [Online]. Available at https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/12/uk-spy-agencies-urge-china-rethink-once-covid-19-crisis-is-over (Accessed 17 April 2020).

    Worldometers (2020) ‘Reported Cases and Deaths by Country, Territory, or Conveyance’, in COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic, 17 April [Online]. Available at https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/#countries (Accessed 17 April 2020).

  • Against Antisemitism

    Against Antisemitism

    Yemenite Jews en route from Aden to Israel, during the Operation Magic Carpet (1949–1950).

    Context:

    NEWS REPORTS: “Last year, there were 1,652 antisemitic incidents in the UK, a 16% increase on the year before, including verbal abuse on the streets. If you fail to extend solidarity to a victim of antisemitism because you do not agree with their politics, then you do not truly oppose antisemitism at all”.

    FACTS AND FIGURES: “The most common type of incident involved verbal antisemitic abuse directed at Jewish people, with 724 incidents. There was a fall of 17% in the number of violent antisemitic assaults, from 149 in 2017 to 123 last year, including one classified by the CST as “extreme violence”. There were 78 incidents of damage or desecration to Jewish property.”

    TESTIMONY: “That isn’t to say someone who is the victim of abuse should not be criticised. I confess, dear reader, that I have one or two critics out there: I would never argue that I should be immune from scrutiny because I receive homophobia and death threats every day, or because I have been repeatedly chased by far-right activists “

    (The Guardian, 2019)

    References:

    The Guardian: Whatever Luciana Berger’s Politics, Labour Members Must Stand with her Against Antisemitism

    The Guardian: Antisemitic Incidents in UK at Record High for Third Year in a Row

    Wikipedia: Antisemitism