Epstein used affairs as leverage against me says Bill Gates

Epstein used affairs as leverage against me says Bill Gates

Bill Gates has claimed that Jeffrey Epstein used his knowledge of the Microsoft founder’s extramarital affairs as “leverage” against him.

The tech billionaire told US Congress members on Wednesday that Epstein “was working to use information about my infidelities… to pressure me”.

Senior US politicians suggested it was evidence that Epstein, who died in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, blackmailed powerful figures in his orbit to his advantage.

Mr Gates also reportedly admitted to seeking donations from Epstein for his global health organisation despite knowledge of the paedophile’s sex crimes.

It follows awkward revelations about Mr Gates’s close relationship with the registered sex offender disclosed in the Epstein files, which the US department of justice began publishing in December.

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Five Years After Claims of ‘Genocide’ at Residential Schools, Still No Bodies Found

Five Years After Claims of ‘Genocide’ at Residential Schools, Still No Bodies Found

On May 27, 2021, the Tk’emlups te Secwepemc First Nation announced the supposed discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves at a Native American residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia. Specifically, Chief Rosanne Casimir claimed the discovery of the “remains of 215 children.”

Canada convulsed in horror. Flags were lowered to half-mast for five months straight. One First Nation group after another came forward claiming they had discovered hundreds more unmarked graves. At one site in Saskatchewan where it was claimed 751 children had been found buried, then-Prime Minister Justin Trudeau placed a teddy bear in memorial of the children. The government threw $320 million into a “Residential Schools Missing Children Community Support Fund.”


Canada’s residential school hoax is making us world famous.

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Belfast and the truth about ‘alien cultures’

Belfast and the truth about ‘alien cultures’

How would you describe a culture where women are flogged in public for ‘inappropriate dress’? A culture where one woman suffered 40 lashes from a leather whip for the crime of wearing trousers and a T-shirt? A culture where a man who lies with a man risks being whipped a hundred times before being put in a dank cell for five years? A culture where apostasy is considered such an abominable sin that even a heavily pregnant woman could be sentenced to death for supposedly committing it?

Personally, I would call such a culture ‘alien’. In fact, I would call it backward, regressive, inhuman and morally inferior to the freer, more forgiving culture we Brits are lucky to live in. Why, then, was the unionist MP Jim Allister rebuked in the Commons yesterday for suggesting that the bloodletting maniac in Belfast heralded from an ‘alien culture’? For all of the primitive punishments listed above, all that state barbarism, took place in the nation where he was reportedly born: Sudan.

h/t Patti Jo

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A Uyghur Advocate’s Warning to Mark Carney: Canada Is on “a Suicide Mission,” and Beijing’s Hidden Hand Reaches Into Western Media

A Uyghur Advocate’s Warning to Mark Carney: Canada Is on “a Suicide Mission,” and Beijing’s Hidden Hand Reaches Into Western Media

OTTAWA/ISTANBUL — On June 12, Dr. Gulshan Abbas turns 64. She will mark the birthday, as she has marked the last seven, inside a Chinese prison — serving a 20-year sentence her family says was manufactured to punish her sister for speaking out.

That sister, Rushan Abbas, co-founder and executive director of the Campaign for Uyghurs, joined the Bureau Podcast from Istanbul this week to discuss her memoir, Unbroken, and to deliver a blunt warning to Prime Minister Mark Carney: Canada is walking the same road the United States walked decades ago and only really corrected course over the past decade.


Podcast – “I Wonder How Many People Mark Carney Has Around Him That’s Actually Working for China”: Rushan Abbas, author of Unbroken.

OTTAWA — Rushan Abbas, co-founder and executive director of the Campaign for Uyghurs and author of the memoir Unbroken, joined The Bureau Podcast from Istanbul, in the middle of a tour that has carried her from the Oslo Freedom Forum to the halls of the U.S. Congress — where, she says, countering Beijing is now one of the only things uniting Republicans and Democrats.

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Nothing About the Penn Station Slashing Is Normal

Nothing About the Penn Station Slashing Is Normal

On Sunday, at least five people were hospitalized after a seriously mentally ill suspect with a criminal record reportedly went on a “frenzied” slashing spree at Penn Station. The incident comes exactly one month after another mentally ill repeat offender was arrested for allegedly pushing an elderly man down the subway steps, killing him, mere hours after being released from a hospital psych evaluation.

This latest tragedy won’t be the last. Violence linked to untreated serious mental illness has become increasingly normalized in New York. That acceptance is letting city leaders escape accountability for their failure to address the situation.

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Vancouver, Toronto hotels less than half full ahead of World Cup matches

Vancouver, Toronto hotels less than half full ahead of World Cup matches

VANCOUVER – Noah Reitman regularly rents out the top floor of his Vancouver home through Airbnb, and he, like many in Vancouver, figured demand during the World Cup would be off the charts.

“We thought, ‘oh, this will be a great opportunity for sure to make some extra cash,’” Reitman said.

But after initially significantly raising his asking price, Reitman dropped it back down, and most of his June bookings, he says, have nothing to do with soccer.


I can only speak to experience of Toronto as I live here.

TO is dirty, expensive with dicey public transit and normalized traffic chaos.

Mass immigration gives this decaying city a fetid 3rd World vibe.

That makes Toronto a perfect venue for the scam they call the World Cup, they deserve each other.

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Qatar: Trump Administration ‘Making States that Sponsor Terrorism Great Again’

Qatar: Trump Administration ‘Making States that Sponsor Terrorism Great Again’

Wherever you look, Western leaders are engaging in policies that invite civilizational suicide by arming enemies of the West who would like to see it dead. Sadly, the last place one would expect such policies is the Trump administration. It claims it wants to “Make America Great Again.” Now it has been incentivizing countries — such as Qatar, Turkey and Pakistan — that want to “Make States that Sponsor Terrorism Great Again.”

“Qatar,” according to Udi Levy, a former senior official of Israel’s Mossad spy agency who dealt with economic warfare against terrorist organizations, “is at the top of funding terrorism worldwide…. Even more than Iran.”

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Ontario killer remains free, despite board’s fears of ‘significant threat’

Ontario killer remains free, despite board’s fears of ‘significant threat’

A much-convicted, 71-year-old schizophrenic man now free after brutally strangling a cellmate remains “a significant threat to the safety of the public,” according to a new ruling that singles out his unauthorized use of marijuana for concern.

George Veerman of Hamilton, Ont., was released in 2015, seven years after being found not criminally responsible for the murder, and now lives with his brother.

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Homeless Addicts in L.A.: They Paid Us to Vote

Homeless Addicts in L.A.: They Paid Us to Vote

To be honest, I wouldn’t trust any one of these drug addicts to tell me the truth, but when the numbers start piling up and there is video evidence of people bribing homeless people to commit fraud on petitions by paying them to sign other people’s names, it’s obvious that election fraud is a thing in California.

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UK’s terrorism watchdog admits Trump administration may be right about migration being a national security issue

UK’s terrorism watchdog admits Trump administration may be right about migration being a national security issue

The United Kingdom’s government-appointed terrorism watchdog is openly wondering whether President Donald Trump had a point on immigration, as the country grapples with the fallout of a migrant’s attempted beheading of a citizen in Belfast.

Jonathan Hall, the independent reviewer of terrorism legislation, acknowledged on Wednesday that recent trends of violence among immigrants “does raise the question” whether Trump was correct about the “destabilization of Europe” through mass immigration, even if one “may not agree with the language” used by the president.

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Michael Taube: Carney underplays U.S. cancellation of 86-year defence partnership with Canada

Michael Taube: Carney underplays U.S. cancellation of 86-year defence partnership with Canada

Canada-U.S. relations have reached the lowest point in our collective lifetime. Frustrations with U.S. President Donald Trump and tariffs largely changed the course of last year’s federal election. There’s been a staggering rise in Canadian nationalism and anti-American sentiments in the Great White North. Unfounded fears about annexation ran wild for a spell. Cross-border business and tourism, retail and supply chain issues have been affected, too.

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