By M.B. Mathews In a telegenic age, ensuring that candidates are pretty people to appeal to shallow, ill-informed voters is a great Trojan horse for our enemies.
AI:Communist elements are strategically deploying aesthetically pleasing, telegenic candidates as a Trojan horse to manipulate the female electorate and bypass intellectual scrutiny. By leveraging superficiality and curated appearances, these radicals aim to mask subversive agendas and exploit an increasingly shallow, ill-informed voter base to facilitate political subversion.Open
Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse, discovered Afghan migrants being paid to distribute anti-Nigel Farage material in Clacton, where the Reform UK party leader is fighting a parliamentary by-election.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Afghan migrants were found distributing anti-Nigel Farage material in the Clacton-on-Sea constituency (electoral district), where the Reform UK party leader is contesting a parliamentary by-election (special election), by Raheem Kassam, Editor-in-Chief of The National Pulse. DETAIL: In a video report shared on X (formerly Twitter), Reform explained he had been campaigning in Clacton with Farage and Reform when they “stumbled upon two recent Afghan migrants” being paid to deliver copies of Babelfish, an anti-Farage newspaper, by Dale Vince, a prominent Labour and Green Party donor . Kassam added that the newspaper contained “anti-Farage and anti-Reform messaging from groups like Hope Not Hate,” which…Open
Melissa DeRosa and host Jake Novak discuss allegations of political collusion during a recent New York City mayoral election. They argue that Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa acted as a “spoiler” to intentionally split the vote, thereby ensuring a victory for the socialist candidate, Zoran Mamdani, over former Governor Andrew Cuomo. By highlighting Sliwa’s public appearance […] The post Melissa DeRosa and host Jake Novak discuss allegations of political collusion appeared first on StoneZone .
Melissa DeRosa and host Jake Novak discuss allegations of political collusion during a recent New York City mayoral election. They argue that Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa acted as a “spoiler” to intentionally split the vote, thereby ensuring a victory for the socialist candidate, Zoran Mamdani, over former Governor Andrew Cuomo. By highlighting Sliwa’s public appearance with his supposed opponent and his history of attacking the Cuomo family, the speakers suggest that the election was a victim of strategic manipulation rather than a fair contest. The post Melissa DeRosa and host Jake Novak discuss allegations of political collusion appeared first on StoneZone .Open
'If you don't know that "The Virginia Independent" is David Brock, you are going to be one-shotted by the fact that you are being fed progressive talking points.'
We trust our email providers to be neutral carriers of our private thoughts, much like a postal service. Google has traded that trust for a surveillance model that scans, stores, analyzes, and manipulates. In an age of invisible algorithms, how do we rebuild a digital world where «free» doesn’t mean «surrendered»? In 2012, when I […] The post The Betrayal of Trust: Why Gmail is Not a Public Service appeared first on StoneZone .
We trust our email providers to be neutral carriers of our private thoughts, much like a postal service. Google has traded that trust for a surveillance model that scans, stores, analyzes, and manipulates. In an age of invisible algorithms, how do we rebuild a digital world where «free» doesn’t mean «surrendered»? In 2012, when I began to understand how potentially dangerous Google was – that in more than one respect, we paid for the company’s apparently free services with our freedom – I grew increasingly reluctant to communicate with people through Gmail, Google’s surveillance email system. First introduced in 2004, Gmail is now the most widely used email system in the world, with approximately two billion users; it is…Open