Alleged mummified alien corpses displayed at Mexico's Congress today, suspected to be 1,000 years old

This official gathering at Mexico City's Congress unveiled two alleged "non-human" corpses.

These diminutive mummified remains, retrieved from Cusco, Peru, are believed to be a thousand years old and were showcased to members of the Mexican government and U.S. officials.

Wtf is going on in Mexico? I thought the U.S. was obsessed with UFOs, but Mexico is keeping up. At the same time, the U.S. government is flirting with the public promising to declassify some UFO data.

Things are so bad they have to use the UFO card.

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5,000 illegal aliens stormed 🇮🇹Lampedusa

In one day, 5,000 illegal migrants from Africa arrived on the Italian island of Lampedusa. They arrived on 112 separate boats. Just think about these numbers. The population of the entire island is only 6,000 people.

You: dreaming of a nice vacation somewhere in southern Europe.
African migrants: actually coming to Europe.

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🇺🇸🏳️‍⚧️ California declares August "Transgender History Month" starting in 2024

California's State Assembly has voted in favor of House Resolution 57, establishing that August will be recognized as Transgender History Month. California is the first one to do so.

You see, for LGBT activists, one month dedicated to them and "celebrating" their sexual preference has never been enough. Most other minorities don't even get a week, and somehow it's okay, they survive, life goes on.

Even the Christmas season doesn't last as long as Pride month, which has gone way beyond just June. Oh yeah, I forgot that some people think Christmas is a toxic and hurtful holiday. How did we get to this point?

For LGBT activists, the ultimate goal is to make Pride a year-round thing. Soon they'll be advocating for Kink Culture Appreciation Month, then Trans-human Genders Awareness Week, and so on, to be in your face 365.

This needs to be stopped.

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🇬🇧Fighting Against Slavery NPO is looking for an unpaid intern

A British non-profit Fighting Against Slavery is offering an unpaid internship for those who want to join their important cause.

Imagine going into debt to get a bullshit degree in some kind of social studies so you can then work for a non-profit organization for free 😅

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Someone did this, and it's the best thing I've seen today.

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🌿Apple brags to "Mother Nature" about its environmental accomplishments

Apple has released an incredibly cringe-worthy ad in which Tim Cook and his team present their progress on the environmental front to Mother Nature.

They brag that they've reduced the carbon footprint of their products, their headquarters, and that they plan to do even more.

Tim Cook claims by 2030 every Apple device will have a net-zero climate impact.

Who is this greenwashing aimed at? Any sane person realizes that there is nothing green about Apple's business. They release new models once a year, if not more frequently, encouraging consumers to buy new tech and get rid of all the "outdated" stuff.

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Hunter Biden indicted on federal firearms charges

Hunter Biden was indicted Thursday on federal firearms charges, the latest and weightiest step yet in a long-running investigation into the president’s son.

Biden is accused of lying about his drug use when he bought a firearm in October 2018.

President Joe Biden's son has also been under investigation for his business dealings. The special counsel overseeing the case has indicated that charges of failure to pay taxes on time could be filed in Washington or in California, where he lives.

They only touch the tip of the iceberg. Would love to have those foreign lobbying and money laundering cases prosecuted.

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Pelosi says she is "more reptilian and cold-blooded"

So nice to hear something true from a politician for once.

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As the allegations against Hunter Biden begin to take form, the Washington Post, a stronghold of "democracy," publishes an opinion piece saying that President Joe Biden should not run for president in 2024.

Seems like Democrats began the long-awaited process of flushing Biden’s candidacy down the toilet. Who will replace Biden?

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George Soros funds a 'TikTok army' aimed at brainwashing Gen Z

The internet, especially the most controversial part of it, Tik Tok, is home to a real army of leftist influencers promoting all the most radical leftist ideas to the vulnerable Gen Z: defunding the police, racial justice, climate change.

Their work is funded by the nonprofit organization Accelerate Action Inc. The nonprofit is the sole funder of Gen Z for Change and has given at least $300,000 to the organization in 2022. Accelerate Action Inc. itself has received funding from none other than George Soros, who gave the nonprofit $5.5 million in 2020 and 2021.

Gen Z for Change connects over 500 influencers and activists across TikTok, X (Twitter), Instagram and YouTube, with a combined audience of over 500 million people. And not all of them know that Gen Z for Change was formerly known as TikTok for Biden. Influencers have become frequent guests at the White House and feel proud to promote Biden's values to a younger audience.

None of this is surprising at all.

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While an army of TikTokers are brainwashing kids, Biden continues to play with the Dark Brandon meme. This time, his team released a Dark Brandon merch, including a color-changing mug.

It costs $32. They seem to have forgotten that Biden’s core electorate is not used to actually paying for stuff.

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Somebody please come get this man, he is in pain.

He is probably in California and just doesn't want to lose custody of his kid.

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U.S. Navy discontinued online recruiting initiative featuring drag queen

The U.S. Navy confirmed it has discontinued an online recruiting initiative featuring an enlisted drag queen that was aimed at bringing new sailors into the service.

The Navy brought on Yeoman 2nd Class Joshua Kelley — an active-duty drag queen who goes by the stage name Harpy Daniels and identifies as non-binary — to be a “Navy Digital Ambassador.” The Digital Ambassador Pilot Program, which ran from October 2022 to March 2023, was reportedly “designed to explore the digital environment to reach a wide range of potential candidates” for military recruitment.

Erik Raven, the under secretary of the Navy, confirmed that the branch’s Digital Ambassador Pilot Program “will not be continued.”

“The Navy learned lessons from the pilot program that will inform our digital engagement and outreach going forward,” Raven wrote. “Our digital outreach efforts will maintain the important distinction between Sailors’ official activities and their personal lives.”

Did they really have to screw up so badly to learn this important lesson? How many drag queens did they think were out there looking to join the Navy?

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What happens in South Carolina stays in South Carolina 😏

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Elon Musk: "History is written by the victors. Well, yes, but not if your enemies are still alive and have a lot of time on their hands to edit Wikipedia."

This is so on point. Wikipedia and Google are not reliable sources of information.

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Biden-supporting Chicago grows tired of migrants

Chicago residents are asking local politicians to "close the borders of Chicago" and prohibit Texas from sending new migrants. They are told this is up to the federal government to decide.

I regret to inform the people of Chicago that there is no such thing as the border of Chicago. The United States itself doesn't have a proper border.

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Senate ditches dress code

Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said Monday that staff for the chamber’s Sergeant-at-Arms — the Senate’s official clothes police — will no longer enforce a dress code on the Senate floor.

This is a lucky turn for Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman who has been wearing shorts as he goes about his duties.

“There has been an informal dress code that was enforced,” Schumer said in a statement. “Senators are able to choose what they wear on the Senate floor. I will continue to wear a suit.”

It's nice to see politicians dress like they live on the street to feel more connected to people 😁 And what a great way to be taken seriously.

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