Saudi Arabia Welcomes China’s Xi as US Snubs Allies, Courts Enemies

China is fully exploiting the cooling of US-Saudi relations engineered by the Biden administration’s repeated public personal attacks on Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) as well as perceived decreased support for the Saudi-led coalition’s efforts to blunt Iranian expansionism in Yemen.

China’s first summit with Arab state leaders in Saudi Arabia occurs at a propitious time for both Chinese President Xi Jinping and MBS. Xi is at the height of his power, having been approved in November by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) Central Committee for an unprecedented third term as party General Secretary. MBS, already Saudi Arabia’s de facto leader, was just appointed as the Prime Minister by his father, King Salman bin Abdulaziz.

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The United States Blacklisted This Chinese Company for Human Rights Atrocities. You Can Still Buy Its Cameras on Amazon.

Amazon has it all. Books. Clothes. Chinese surveillance cameras implicated in human rights atrocities.

The online retail giant offers a variety of products from Tiandy, the Chinese company that the Commerce Department blacklisted last week for its involvement in China’s repression of Uyghurs and links to the Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. For $6,903, Amazon customers can purchase a Tiandy TC-A3563, which allows “Face Capture/intelligent monitoring mode.” Tiandy’s 17-pound, multi-lens TC-A35555, which “detects up to 32 faces at the same scene,” runs for $9,498.

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REPORT: George Soros Dumped $35 Million into Anti-Police Groups and Causes in 2021

Leftist billionaire George Soros apparently kept himself very busy last year by funneling millions into groups and causes spreading anti-police hatred across the country.

Fox News Digital reporter Joe Schoffstall reported Dec. 21 that Soros’ Open Society Foundations “dropped at least $35 million into anti-police groups and initiatives in 2021,” according to reviewed tax forms.

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Royal family has ‘no trust left’ for Prince Harry and Meghan after Netflix documentary: Report

The British royal family is reportedly upset with Prince Harry and his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, after their Netflix documentary fired multiple incendiary shots at the family last week.

Although Buckingham Palace has not made any statement about the new docuseries, royal insiders told Entertainment Tonight that there was “no trust left” between the Sussexes and the royal family. A second source told the outlet that the royals were “angry” at the couple.

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Merry Cancelations: Johnny Mathis Christmas Song Censored on Radio for Being ‘Racist’

Merry Cancelations and a Woke-y New Year! Two radio stations have censored a line of Johnny Mathis’s song “When a Child Is Born” because it’s “racist.” Nothing like accusing a black artist of racism for a song lyric, arguing that it doesn’t matter what race Jesus was. Welcome to the wacky world of wokeism.

Unbelievable.

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RCMP declines to probe forged documents implicating Muslim charity in terrorist-related funding

The RCMP say they will not launch an investigation into forged government records that falsely suggest the federal police force and the Canada Revenue Agency are paying informants within the Muslim Association of Canada to build a terrorist-funding case against the charity.

Instead, the Mounties say, MAC should take its concerns to other authorities, even though the records include faked RCMP search warrants and phony records of payments to informants. The CRA was sufficiently concerned about the forgeries that it referred the matter to the RCMP to investigate.

Who’s Zoomin who?

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Missouri mayor bans kids from attending ‘A Drag Queen Christmas’ featuring cross-dressers from Trudeau fave “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

One is a degenerate the other isn’t the Prime Minister.

A concert venue in the suburbs of St. Louis has barred children from attending an all ages Christmas drag show, as states have moved to restrict cross-dressing public displays.

The Factory in Chesterfield announced hours before “A Drag Queen Christmas” that no ticket holders under 18 would be allowed to attend. The production is touring 18 states with performers from the reality television show “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

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FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried to be released on $250 million bail

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried will released on $250 million bail in a deal designed by federal prosecutors and Bankman-Fried’s defense attorneys, a New York federal judge ruled.

Judge Gabriel Gorenstein said that Bankman-Fried would require “strict” supervision following his release to his parents home in California.

Gotta wonder how much cash is hidden offshore.

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Russia-supporting Wagner Group mercenary numbers soar

Fighters from Russia’s mercenary Wagner Group have ballooned from 1,000 to nearly 20,000 in Ukraine, British government officials say, a sign of Russia’s growing reliance on the military contractor in support of its invasion.

Russia is widely believed to be struggling to recruit soldiers and maintain morale. The West estimates Russia has lost tens of thousands of soldiers and President Vladimir Putin launched a recruitment drive in September to boost numbers.

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Danielle Smith expresses concern for independent media amid Trudeau’s censorship efforts

Smith has previously suggested creating a provincial internet firewall to bypass federal internet censorship laws.

Alberta premier Danielle Smith has said she is very “concerned” about new federal legislation that, if passed, would regulate how online news media is shared on social media.

While speaking during a recent radio interview, Smith said that she had been talking with “members of the media,” in particular “the alternative media, who are very concerned about some of the laws that are coming down at the federal level.”

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South Sudan leader wets himself on live TV … Is Biden Up To The Challenge?

Critics say President Salva Kiir is unfit to lead long-suffering nation while others decry mocking of ‘an elder’

Footage of the South Sudanese president Salva Kiir apparently urinating on himself at an official event has sparked an online debate across Africa about his ability to lead the country, and the ethics of sharing the incident on social media.

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Woke academics urge US Marine Corps to stop calling instructors ‘sir’ and ‘ma’am’ to be more gender inclusive

US Marines may soon stop using the words ‘sir’ and ‘ma’am’ to address their senior officers, a new report has revealed – as part of a sweeping effort to avoid ‘misgendering’ drill instructors.

The recommendation came in a recently completed academic report from the University of Pittsburgh, which was commissioned by the Corps in 2020.

Completed this year, the report offers a detailed independent study on gender-integration at boot camp, and suggests measures Marines should take to make both genders feel more at ease when hearing responses from aspiring privates.

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More than $2.7M paid to 50 claimants of serious injury connected to mystery vaccines in Canada

According to new statistics, Canada’s Vaccine Injury Support Program has approved or paid out more than $2.7 million to claimants since the program opened in 2021.

So far, 50 claims of a serious and permanent injury connected to a vaccine authorized by Health Canada have been approved.

Between June 2021 and Dec 1, 2022, the program received 1,299 claims, 209 of which were determined to be inadmissible because they either didn’t meet the eligibility criteria or had incomplete information.

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