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Saturday, July 25, 2020

Poland: Globalist Opposition Demands Election Re-Run After Liberals Lose

Lefties Never Accept Losing - Shape Of Things To Come?

Poland’s globalist opposition party has demanded a presidential election re-run after losing to patriotic incumbent Andrzej Duda.

Civic Platform (PO) on Thursday announced they had petitioned the Supreme Court to trigger an annulment and re-run of the election after losing to the Law and Justice (PiS) party incumbent 49 per cent to 51 per cent.

The liberal, establishment party’s spokesman told Reuters that the July 12th vote was unfair, alleging that the situation was “comparable to campaigning in Belarus and Russia”.

Government spokesman Piotr Muller dismissed the criticism, telling public radio that PO’s complaints were “examples of how difficult it is for [PO candidate] Rafal Trzaskowski’s staff to accept defeat”.

But self-styled election watchdog, the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR), alleged that Duda misused public resources, claiming he had used the Polish state media corporation TVP as a campaign tool.

ODIHR is the principal institution of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE), which receives a large proportion of its funding from globalist governments such as Emmanuel Macron’s France and Angela Merkel’s Germany.

Both leaders have repeatedly hit out at the Polish government since PiS came to power, even threatening to place sanctions on the conservative country.

Polish state TV has come under fire from domestic figures such as Trzaskowski — who pledged during the election campaign to scrap TVP completely — as well as private and international media for being too supportive of the country’s right-wing government.

Last month, it was reported that the PO presidential election candidate was suing TVP for alleged false and defamatory claims against Trzaskowski in...

Covington Catholic student Nicholas Sandmann wins defamation settlement from Washington Post

Nicholas Sandmann accosted by Stolen Valor Indian Activist and professional victim.

The Post is the second major news outlet to settle with the student

The Washington comPost has settled a $250 million defamation lawsuit brought by Covington Catholic High School student Nicholas Sandmann regarding its coverage of a viral confrontation between the then-minor student and a Native American elder, in which Sandmann was portrayed as the instigator.

Sandmann tweeted the announcement.

The Post is the second major news organization to settle with Sandmann, following CNN, which settled its case in January.

Sandmann then tweeted, "We have settled with WAPO and CNN. The fight isn't over. 2 down. 6 to go. Don't hold your breath @jack," indicating that his attorneys may next take on the social networking giant.

It's unclear how much money Sandmann received in either settlement.

A spokesperson for the Washington Post said, "We are pleased that we have been able to reach a mutually agreeable resolution of the remaining claims in this lawsuit."

Several prominent media outlets portrayed the incident between Sandmann and the Native American elder as being racially motivated. A clip was aired of Sandmann sporting a "MAGA" cap and smiling as Nathan Phillips beat a drum and chanted at Sandmann and his peers in front of the Lincoln Memorial.

However, additional footage that was provided later showed that it was actually a group of Black Hebrew Israelites that had stirred up the incident by hurling racial slurs at...

WINNING: Betsy Devos Suggests Education Funds Should Be Diverted to Families While Schools are Closed

Education Secretary Betsy Devos is suggesting that public education funds should be given to families as relief while teachers refuse to do their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

“If schools aren’t going to reopen, we’re not suggesting pulling funding from education but instead allowing families … (to) take that money and figure out where their kids can get educated if their schools are going to refuse to open,” Betsy DeVos said to Fox News during an interview.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has pointed out the senselessness of keeping schools closed throughout the year due to coronavirus mass hysteria.

“Take for example government experts who continue to call for schools and day care to stay closed or that recommend restrictions that make it impossible for a school to function. There are examples from all across the United States and around the world that show that young children rarely spread the virus,” Paul told Dr. Anthony Fauci, referencing countries such as Denmark, France and Germany that have reopened schools without problems.

“No spike when schools are opened. Central planners have enough knowledge somehow to tell a nation of some 330 million people what they can and can’t do,” Paul added.

Right now, teachers are threatening going on a nationwide strike if they are forced to actually do their jobs. They believe that the taxpayers should subsidize them as they sit on their...