George Soros hands son Alex control of his $25 billion empire

Billionaire left-wing Democrat donor George Soros is handing control of his $25 billion financial empire to his younger son Alex who has vowed to pursue even more ultra-liberal causes.

Alex Soros says he is “more political” than his father and that he plans to continue donating family money to left-leaning US political candidates.
He is also a frequent guest at the White House. Alex knows Kamala Harris and Nancy Pelosi personally, among many others.

Sadly, Soros' legacy will live on.

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Thieves target Luxury retailers in San Francisco

This time, they stole from Fendi. This is why retailers are leaving San Francisco.

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🇬🇧 U.K. Ministry of Defense will use artificial intelligence

The U.K. Ministry of Defence has signed a deal with Google to use artificial intelligence. The ministry’s research arm will use Google’s Cloud platform to learn about AI’s potential uses, which include cybersecurity work, disaster response, and speeding up research.

And this is just weeks after Rishi Sunak’s adviser on the technology warned that the world has two years to stop AI from becoming a threat to the human race.

The tech giant and the ministry have promised to use the technology "responsibly". Google has also pledged not to allow its AI software to be used for weaponry. But we all see where this is going.

In any future (or current) conflict, it would be very easy for them to justify the use of artificial intelligence for military purposes. To defend "democracy" and "progressive goals".

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Biden closes gun control speech with "God save the Queen"

Welcome back to the Kingdom, America 😂

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🇬🇧 UK army is considering replacing centuries-old ranks with "gender-neutral" terms

The UK army is considering replacing centuries-old ranks such as rifleman and guardsman with gender-neutral terms because they are too masculine.

General Sir Patrick Sanders, chief of the general staff and colonel commandant of the Rifles and the Honourable Artillery Company, is poised to ditch the ranks in his own regiment as well as the Guards.

It was reported that the move was prompted by servicewomen who told Sanders that masculine titles made them feel excluded.

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Musk wishes Biden's team would give Joe access to his own account

No thanks, Mr. Musk, the world doesn't need more Biden.

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We know that John Fetterman had a stroke, but every time he gives a speech, it's as if he's having a stroke all over again.

And Biden is just standing there, vibing.

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It's 2023 and national parks are gay.

Better skip the hike

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🇬🇧 British PM Rishi Sunak doesn't actually believe in gender ideology

British PM Rishi Sunak was caught making fun of Ed Davey, leader of the Liberal Democrats, for his comments on trans people.

"He was busy trying to convince everybody that women clearly have penises," Sunak says.

He then suggests that children should focus more on biology lessons.

I wouldn't call it mocking. He's just saying the quiet part out loud. And now activists will be after him 🍿🍿

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Press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre calls herself a 'historic figure'

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Student who questioned classmate ‘identifying as a cat’ called ‘despicable’ by teacher

A Church of England school teacher told a student she was “despicable” after she challenged another classmate who identifies as a cat.

The 13-year-old girl and her friend were rebuked by their teacher at Rye College, in East Sussex on Friday.

The argument spiralled following a class on “life education” in which they were told they can “be who you want to be and how you identify is up to you”.

One student allegedly asked a fellow classmate: “How can you identify as a cat when you’re a girl?”, which sparked the heated chaos.

Their teacher told them they were being reported to a senior leader and were no longer welcome at the school, part of the Aquinas Trust, a Church of England network of 11 schools, if they continued to express the view that only boys and girls exist.

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AI can predict person’s politics by their looks

Researchers from Denmark found out that it is possible to determine a person's political preference based on their facial characteristics with an accuracy of 61%.

The tech found right-wing politicians were more likely to have happy facial expressions in photos while people pictured with neutral facial expressions were more likely to identify as left-wing, the study said.

Deep learning can be used to make predictions about people based on photographs alone, the researchers explained in their paper.

I think they also need to look at the hair. If someone has blue hair, you can determine their political preference with 100% accuracy 😅

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12 killed, more than 100 shot in Juneteenth celebrations across the US

A number of mass shootings during Juneteenth across the US killed 12 and injured more than 100 since Friday.

The shootings ranged across multiple cities and states, including Chicago, Milwaukee, Washington, Pennsylvania, St. Louis, Baltimore, Idaho, and Southern California.

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San Francisco stores are locking up candy

The lack of consequences for shoplifting has corrupted people so much that stores now have to lock up candy.

A photo taken at a Walgreens store shows chocolate and gummy candies confined behind a sheer box with a lock on it.

If consumers want to purchase a candy, they will have to ring an alarm for a store associate to come and assist them in grabbing the item off of the shelf.

Now thieves will be handed candy directly from staff and still leave without paying 😅

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Are we close to ending gender reassignment for children?

🔻While the U.S. is in the midst of the LGBT craze and propaganda, Europe is beginning to question gender ideology. 

It seems that Europe has always been one step ahead of America in the progressive agenda, setting trends. 

What we are witnessing in Europe today might upset the most vocal LGBT activists in the U.S. as European countries, one after another, begin to tighten their policies on sex reassignment for children. And the U.S. will soon have to follow the lead.

The UK and Norway plan to ban puberty blockers outside of clinical trials. The Norwegian Healthcare Investigation Board even announced it would be revising its current guidelines regarding " gender-affirming care" for minors because it no longer considers them to be evidence-based. Finland and Sweden are already on the same track.

🔻In the U.S., the LGBT agenda promoted at the government level does not encourage research that might prove gender ideology wrong. It is not in the interest of the state or researchers to study the long-term effects of puberty blockers. "Transition or die," everyone, from activists to politicians in the White House, keeps saying. 

Meanwhile, the UK has discovered that there is no evidence that transitioning decreases the risk of suicide. An existing body of research shows that most kids with gender dysphoria grow to be comfortable in their bodies upon undergoing puberty, especially teenage girls, who actually suffer from autism. 

🔻U.S. society is more polarized than ever. While conservative states are banning gender reassignment for children, democratic states are doubling down on "gender-affirming care" for minors. 

The U.S. has not yet reached peak gender insanity, but at this rate of child mutilation, society will soon become dysfunctional. And then we will see the end of the gender ideology era. It will turn out that what the kids really needed all along was attention and guidance, not cutting off body parts.

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