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Former President Donald Trump (Jason Behnken/AP) M rint |      A     A Hailing the legislative efforts for a forensic audit in Texas, former President Donald Trump noted the work will help secure future elections in the 2022 midterms and the 2024 election, because "we must stop the cheating." Trump wrote in a statement from  his Save America PAC  on Friday night: "Just heard patriots are moving the Texas audit bill forward. Texas state Sen. Paul Bettencourt filed Senate Bill 47, legislation that authorizes Texans to initiate a strong and real forensic audit of the 2020 Presidential Election Scam — not a weak risk-limiting audit that is being slow-walked through the Secretary of State's office. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, a great guy, sent the bill to the State Affairs Committee the very same day, and it should quickly pass through the Senate. There is still time for the House to take up the issue in the third special session with House Bill 16." Trump noted the work t

Fairgrounds in Des Moines on Saturday night, former President Donald Trump said the Biden administration's proposed $10 billion in aid to the Taliban should be only made on the condition it returns all of the military equipment President Joe Biden left in Afghanistan. "We want our hostages back, and then we want our equipment back, and then we can start talking about that," Trump told his Save America rally, which aired live on  Newsmax. "Now the Democrats want $6 billion in new federal funding to teach critical race theory, which I ended in our schools, at the same time that Biden is unleashing the FBI and parents who stand up and object at school board meetings," Trump said. "The parents are the enemy." While Biden seeks to investigate and prosecute school board protests, "the hated Taliban," Trump continued, "is an enforced upon us partner, because of their weakness and their stupidity." "Patriotic American moms and dads are

French ambassador to Australia Jean-Pierre Thebault gestures as he speaks during an interview with The Associated-Press in Paris, Friday, Oct. 8, 2021. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison welcomed France’s decision to return its ambassador to Australia and said Thursday the bilateral relationship was bigger than the canceled submarine contract. (AP Photo/Michel Euler) France’s ambassador to Australia made his way back to his post in Canberra, but the relationship between the two countries hasn’t been restored to the way it used to be. During an interview in Paris, a day before he returned to Australia, French ambassador Jean Pierre Thebault said he doesn’t understand how he was lied to for 18 months from a so-called ally. In regard to Australian officials he worked with, Thebault expressed how he felt betrayed that they lied straight to his face for more than a year. “During 18 months, you could at least have one month saved, you know, to have a frank and honest conversation, whic

WASHINGTON, DC – JUNE 29: Brett Giroir, former Admiral in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps., testifies during a Republican-led forum on the origins of the COVID-19 virus at the U.S. Capitol on June 29, 2021 in Washington, D.C. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) The former czar of coronavirus testing under President Trump defends the Trump COVID task force’s actions during the pandemic. Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S., media attempts to pin the blame for the crisis on Trump have been incessant. A CNN interview on Friday with the former testing czar, Brett Giroir, was no different. In the interview, Brianna Keilar tried to use recent turncoat Stephanie Grisham’s words against the whole COVID task force. Grisham, Trump’s press secretary and first lady Melania Trump’s personal secretary before Jan. 6, said Trump didn’t care about the costs of the virus and that the administration failed because of his vanity. . @brikeilarcnn : "Do you think your enabling c

Joe Biden speaks about the September jobs report from the South Court Auditorium at the White House in Washington, D.C., on October 8, 2021. (Photo by OLIVIER DOULIERY/AFP via Getty Images) Joe Biden sent a delegation of diplomats to meet with Taliban leaders in Qatar. The group engaged in their first face-to-face meeting with the terrorist group since the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan on Saturday. A Taliban spokesperson told reporters they held detailed discussions with the American delegation, including about humanitarian assistance. Talks are expected to continue throughout Saturday and Sunday. “This meeting is a continuation of the pragmatic engagements with the Taliban on issues of U.S. vital national interest,” said a U.S. official. 1/4 Today I had meeting with ambassadors and representatives of various countries including EU, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands, Italy, Japan, South Korea, Canada, UK and USA here in Doha. Other members of IEA delegation consisted of Mawlavi Matiul Haq

In a failed state anything can hold and lives are treated as though everybody is a criminal. In a decayed state like the concocted country in the area where the Niger river locates the sun in it's rising, the repentant Boko Haram assimilated into the army treat elderly people with no regard. May they never see old age. The Nigerian Nollywood actor and winner of the recent movie award, Actor Chiwetaluagu was yesterday molested by the Nigerian military. Videos show the elderly man sharing bread to hungry citizens filled up on a queue.  The country is hard; gas is refilled at N900 per kg, kerosene is nowhere to be found, everything is at skyrocketed rate: the poor masses are starving.  The the reword Nigerian army had for his benevolence was molestation and arrest, simply because he is of the Ignored extraction where a shirt that depicts he held from the part of the world where the sun rises.  The Sun rises in Abakaliki in Igbo land. Soldiers who do not have elders in their communitie

FILE PHOTO: The Lenovo logo is seen in this illustration photo January 22, 2018. REUTERS/Thomas White/Illustration China’s Lenovo Group Co, the world’s biggest maker of personal computers (PCs), has withdrawn its application for a 10 billion yuan ($1.55 billion) share listing in Shanghai, a Shanghai Stock Exchange filing showed on Friday. The company only had its application for a share sale accepted by Shanghai’s STAR Market at the end of last month. The Shanghai Stock Exchange said Lenovo and its sponsor, investment bank China International Capital Corp <3908.HK>, had asked to withdraw the application documents on Friday but did not give a reason for the move. ($1 = 6.4430 Chinese yuan renminbi)