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Wednesday, September 6, 2023
More FBI Lies, Corruption, Distortion of Justice And Malfeasance: FBI Lies About ‘Highly Credible’ Source Claims Were Leaked To NYT And Spoonfed To Weiss
The emails confirm David Weiss and his top deputies were fed the false New York Times story — which raises the question: Which FBI agent fed the Times the lies?
Emails obtained by the Heritage Foundation following a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit, and shared exclusively with The Federalist, reveal that lies leaked to The New York Times about the origins of damning evidence implicating Hunter and Joe Biden in a bribery scandal were fed to Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss.
As I previously detailed, The New York Times reported those lies in its Dec. 11, 2020, article, “Material from Giuliani Spurred a Separate Justice Depart. Pursuit of Hunter Biden” — just a week after Americans first learned of the investigation of the now-president’s son. The Times’ reporting was “replete with falsehoods and deceptive narratives,” but “Americans just didn’t know it at the time.
However, earlier this year, thanks to “whistleblower revelations and statements by former Attorney General William Barr,” the country learned that the Times’ claims — that evidence implicating the Bidens was derived from Giuliani — were false. Rather, a separate investigation had uncovered reporting from a “highly credible” FBI confidential human source (CHS) implicating Hunter and Joe Biden in a bribery scandal.
Now the FOIA-produced emails reveal even more: The FBI lies, laundered through The New York Times, were fed directly to Delaware U.S. Attorney David Weiss.
The Emails
The never-before-seen emails provided late last week by the Department of Justice to the Heritage Foundation and its Oversight Project director, Mike Howell, in response to a court order, included an email thread revealing how the Times story landed in Weiss’s lap.
“Ladies, here you have attached the NYT’s story ‘Material from Giuliani Spurred a Separate Justice Depart. Pursuit of Hunter Biden’ which posted a bit ago. Link here,” a Dec. 11, 2020, 6:44 p.m. email from the FBI Office of Public Affairs’ National Press Office read.
The names of the two email recipients were redacted. But the “(PG) (FBI)” and “(BA) (FBI)” coding suggests the National Press Office had forwarded the Times’ article, which spun evidence obtained by the Pittsburgh office as originating from Giuliani disinformation, to the Pittsburgh FBI office and the Baltimore FBI office — which provided support for the Delaware U.S. attorney’s office.
Within two hours of the FBI’s National Press Office sharing the false narrative about evidence of Biden family corruption, the link had been forwarded to a variety of Baltimore FBI agents, from there to Weiss’s top deputies Lesley Wolf and Shawn Weede, and further on by Weede to fellow Assistant U.S. Attorney Shannon Hanson and Weiss. Weiss himself then forwarded the Times article to another member of the Delaware U.S. attorney’s office, whose name was...
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Tuesday, September 5, 2023
Hospital Employee 'Horrified': Leaked DEI Sex Change Training Promoting 3-Year-Olds Identifying as Transgender
“The employee, who wishes to remain anonymous for fear of losing her job, was horrified,” according to a report from Libs of TikTok.
According to the employee, who has chosen to remain unnamed due to concerns over job security, the hospital system’s DEI training required medical professionals to view a video in which children claimed they recognized their transgender identities at the tender ages of 3 and 4.
The video stated, “Many transgender people have ALWAYS known their true gender.” In the video, one child named Rose shared, “My name is Rose. I’m a transgender girl. I was born a boy, but I always knew that I was a girl.”
This sentiment was further illustrated by the child’s father, who mentioned that Rose would pen notes to Santa Claus and the Tooth Fairy, expressing her desire to be a girl.
Adding to the conversation, an adult man in the video, who identifies as trans, reminisced about his aspirations as a three-year-old, saying, “When I was 3, I decided that I was going to be a father and marry Janet Jackson.”
In response to the revelations about the training video, Kaiser Permanente was quick to clarify their stance in a statement given to Fox News Digital.
“While the video includes two children speaking about how they view their gender identity, the video does not speak to any adolescent transgender care or treatment plans,” the statement said. “Kaiser Permanente does not provide hormone treatments or gender-affirming surgery to 3 and 4-year-olds.”
However, the field of medical professionals continues to see proponents advocating for unconventional views on gender. Diane Ehrensaft, associated with UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital, put forth the idea that children could identify as diverse as “Tootsie Roll Pops,” “Gender Smoothies,” and “Gender Minotaurs,” terming this wave as the “Gender Revolution.” Ehrensaft commented, “Now, we’ve got genders moving boulders, and it makes a lot of people nervous.”
Dr. Lauren T. Roth, from Albert Einstein College of Medicine, voiced the importance of adopting gender ideology early on, even “at birth or even before.” She also touched upon the implications of colors like pink and blue, suggesting they instill...
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