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Friday, June 3, 2022
The 90 Miles Mystery Box: Episode #1738
You have come across a mystery box. But what is inside?
It could be literally anything from the serene to the horrific,
from the beautiful to the repugnant,
from the mysterious to the familiar.
If you decide to open it, you could be disappointed,
you could be inspired, you could be appalled.
This is not for the faint of heart or the easily offended.
You have been warned.
Thursday, June 2, 2022
Hunter Biden’s ex Kathleen Buhle dishes on his affair with sister-in-law, hookers and drugs in new memoir
Hunter Biden began a scandalous affair with his late brother’s widow after a marriage counselor recommended that they spend time “grieving” together, his ex-wife reveals in her forthcoming memoir.
Following the tragic brain cancer death of Beau Biden in May 2015, Hunter Biden began working “to set up the Beau Biden Foundation with Hallie [Biden] and his parents,” excerpts from Kathleen Buhle’s “If We Break,” published Wednesday by People magazine, reveal.
“But he started spending most of his time at Hallie’s house. Our therapist told me Hunter needed to be up there, helping Hallie,” Buhle, 53, recalls.
“‘But what about his sobriety?’ I asked her. ‘He needs routine. He needs to be home with us.'”
The counselor, however, “held firm that being with Hallie and her kids was an important part of Hunter’s grieving,” Buhle writes.
Buhle threw Hunter Biden out of their house after finding a crack pipe in an ashtray the following summer — and after his admission that he’d cheated on her with prostitutes while traveling abroad as part of his controversial overseas business dealings.
In “If We Break,” set for release on June 14, Buhle also details how she learned about her husband’s illicit romance with Hallie Biden after their daughters discovered shocking text messages between them on his cellphone.
Buhle says she got “the kind of call that tightens every parent’s chest” on a Sunday morning in November 2016 when middle daughter Finnegan phoned in tears while visiting their family therapist, identified as “Debbie.”
In “If We Break,” set for release on June 14, Buhle also details how she learned about her husband’s illicit romance with Hallie Biden after their daughters discovered shocking text messages between them on his cellphone.
Buhle says she got “the kind of call that tightens every parent’s chest” on a Sunday morning in November 2016 when middle daughter Finnegan phoned in tears while visiting their family therapist, identified as “Debbie.”
After driving to Debbie’s house, “I went straight through to the sunroom and found Finnegan curled in a chair, holding a pillow while she wept,” Buhle writes.
With older sister Naomi on a speakerphone, Buhle recalls, Finnegan asked Debbie to explain why she was so upset.
“Debbie looked me in the eye and calmly said, ‘Kathleen, Hunter’s having an affair with Hallie,'” Buhle writes.
“I could see Finnegan’s face relaxing now that the secret was out and I hadn’t fallen apart. If anything, I felt a strange vindication. Not only had I not been crazy, but it was so much worse than I could have imagined.”
Page Six exclusively revealed the shocking, intra-family infidelity the following March.
Hunter Biden later told The New Yorker magazine that his dad, President Joe Biden, only learned about his affair with Hallie Biden when Page Six reached out for comment.
“I said, ‘Dad, Dad, you have to.’ He said, ‘Hunter, I don’t know if I should. But I’ll do whatever you...
BBC censored alleged rape victim’s testimony to avoid “misgendering” the penile perpetrator
Changing her words.
The BBC has been accused of violating the journalistic principle of accuracy by changing the testimony of a rape victim to avoid “misgendering” the accused rapist, a biological male who identifies as a transgender woman.
In the testimony, the anonymous rape victim, who is a lesbian, referred to the transgender rapist as “him,” saying that “he” raped her.
In the article, the BBC changed the woman’s words by referring to the rapist as “they” instead of “him.”
The original statement read: “I was too young to argue and had been brainwashed by queer theory so he was a ‘woman’ even if every fibre of my being was screaming throughout, so I agreed to go home with him. He used physical force when I changed my mind upon seeing his penis and raped me.”
According to The Times, the decision to censor the woman’s words to respect the rapist’s preferred pronouns was debated in the editorial room.
“Some journalists argued that the quote should remain intact, while others said it should reflect the trans woman’s preferred she/her pronouns,” The Times reported.
A source for The Times said: “They were originally all male references but the woke bros at the news website wanted to make them female because of misgendering. It’s quite shocking. I can’t think of any other situation where we would change the words of an alleged rape victim.”
Commenting on the issue, the BBC said: “It’s routine to have editorial discussions about...
More Pretending, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Pretends She Got It Wrong on Inflation, She Did Not
The illusion of incompetence plays into the scheme of hiding the fact the administration is working through a purposeful strategy. In the game of pretending; and under the current circumstances; it is better to be seen as incompetent than recognized as working with malicious intent. This is the illusion behind Joe Biden’s usefulness.
This is also the organized pretending game within DC that too few people will accept or admit. The Treasury Secretary and Federal Reserve Chairman are not making mistakes, they are working on a specific agenda and economic plan. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell was not late to raise interest rates, he waited on purpose. He waited for the political reason of waiting until the triggered 2021 inflation spike cycled through the full calendar year.
These are not monetary policy leaders making monetary policy mistakes. These are monetary policy political ideologues, carrying out a political agenda within the U.S. economy. This is part of what National Economic Council Chairman Brian Deese would call the “economic transition.” WATCH this through the correct prism:
Chicago High School to Implement Race-Based Grading System
The move is necessary, advocates say, because “traditional grading practices perpetuate inequities,” a slide used in a presentation said.
Students, depending on their race, will not be held accountable for missing class, misbehaving in school, or for failing to turn in assignments.
The West Cook News reported on the development:
Oak Park and River Forest High School (OPRF) administrators will require teachers next school year to adjust their classroom grading scales to account for the skin color or ethnicity of its students.“Teachers and administrators at OPRFHS will continue the process necessary to make grading improvements that reflect our core beliefs,” the plan, set to begin in the fall of 2023, says.
School board members discussed the plan called “Transformative Education Professional Development & Grading” at a meeting on May 26, presented by Assistant Superintendent for Student Learning Laurie Fiorenza.
[The plan] calls for what OPRF leaders describe as “competency-based grading, eliminating zeros from the grade book…encouraging and rewarding growth over time.” Teachers are being instructed how to measure student “growth” while keeping the school leaders’ political ideology in mind.
The article notes that according to the Illinois State Board of Education, 38 percent of sophomores fail the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT).
The failure rate was 77 percent for black students, 49 percent for Hispanic students, 27 percent for Asian students, and 25 percent for white students.
Margaret Sullivan, associate director at the Education Advisory Board, which consults colleges and universities, said teachers have to recognize when “personal biases manifest.”
“Teachers may unintentionally let non-academic factors—like student behavior or whether a student showed up to virtual class—interfere with their final evaluation of students,” Sullivan said.
Fiorenza called for the change after releasing a report that showed a spike in “F” grades in...
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