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  • Trump will pull US out of NATO if he wins election, ex-adviser warns

    02/12/2024 2:56:39 PM PST · by Responsibility2nd · 176 replies
    CNN ^ | 02-12-2012 | By Jim Sciutto, CNN
    As US allies reel from Donald Trump’s weekend comments encouraging Russia to attack European allies if they don’t meet NATO budget contribution goals, multiple former Trump advisers warn in my upcoming book that the former president will seek to formally withdraw the US from the NATO alliance if he wins a second term. In “The Return of Great Powers”, which will be published March 12, a former senior US official, who served in both the Trump and Biden administrations at a high level, told me that if Trump defeats President Joe Biden in November “the US will be out of...
  • John Bolton says Nikki Haley should stay in 2024 presidential primary race through the GOP convention

    02/02/2024 1:45:23 PM PST · by McGruff · 63 replies
    CBS News ^ | Feb 2, 2024 | Catherine Herridge
    Some Republicans may be urging Nikki Haley to drop her presidential bid and step aside for former President Trump — but Trump's former national security adviser, John Bolton, disagrees with them all. "I think she should stay in," he told CBS News in an interview Friday. "In fact, I think she should announce that she's gonna stay in through the [Republican] convention, no matter what happens in South Carolina, where it looks like she'll lose." Haley, he went on to say, "can carry the flag for everyone within the Republican party who doesn't want Trump to get the nomination." Yes,...
  • Bolton says second Trump term could bring 'constitutional crisis'

    09/28/2023 10:38:15 AM PDT · by ConservativeInPA · 64 replies
    Washington Examiner ^ | September 27, 2023 | Misty Severi
    Former National Security Adviser John Bolton warned voters on Tuesday that a second term in the White House for former President Donald Trump could trigger a constitutional crisis in the country. Bolton said his issue with a possible second term, should his former boss win reelection in 2024, is that the second Trump presidency could bring down major United States institutions by driving major leaders to resign. One of the greatest dangers that a second Trump term brings would be a constitutional crisis," Bolton told CNN's Jake Tapper. "Who is he going to nominate to be attorney general, and [what...
  • Second Gunman — not Mark David Chapman — May Have Shot John Lennon, Author Claims

    04/22/2023 7:06:54 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 25 replies
    New York Post ^ | April 22, 2023 | Dana Kennedy
    Mark David Chapman might be innocent in the murder of John Lennon, according to a British author and TV producer who said his upcoming documentary and book outline how a second shooter might have killed the iconic singer. Chapman may have been brainwashed by the CIA to serve as a patsy, according to David Whelan, who spent three years investigating what he called astonishing inconsistencies in the official narrative of Lennon’s 1980 slaying as well as weird coincidences. Whelan, whose book “Gimme Some Truth – The Assassination of John Lennon” and a documentary will be released later this year, told...
  • 'Thor' the walrus is found snoozing on a UK beach after last being spotted in Netherlands

    12/12/2022 2:08:29 AM PST · by blueplum · 3 replies
    The MIRROR uk ^ | 11 Dec 2022 | Sean McPolin
    A large walrus nicknamed 'Thor' was found resting on a UK beach in a rare sighting over the weekend. The marine mammal was discovered on Sunday morning along the shoreline of the Solent on the south coast having travelled from Europe.... .... Thor was last spotted in the Netherlands on November 6 and has been travelling along the coast of France as far as Brittany in the last few weeks...
  • Trump turned down Viktor Bout-for-Paul Whelan prisoner swap, John Bolton says

    12/08/2022 7:24:01 PM PST · by nickcarraway · 41 replies
    New York Post ^ | December 8, 2022 | Caitlin Doornbos
    Former President Donald Trump shot down Russian attempts to trade former Marine Paul Whelan for “Merchant of Death” arms dealer Viktor Bout, former national security adviser John Bolton said Thursday — as Trump ripped his successor for agreeing to send Bout home in exchange for the return of WNBA star Brittney Griner. Bolton recalled in an interview with CBS that he was in the midst of his 17-month tenure at the White House when Whelan was detained on concocted espionage charges in December 2018. “The possibility of a Bout-for-Whelan trade existed back then,” said Bolton, 74, “and it wasn’t made,...
  • Sunbathing Walrus Sinks Boats in Norway

    07/02/2022 10:51:39 AM PDT · by nickcarraway · 37 replies
    NBC News ^ | 6/22
    Authorities in Norway have hatched a plan to prevent Freya the walrus from sinking more small boats as she sunbathes at a marina. See video at the link.
  • Amazon bans Matt Walsh book Johnny the Walrus from advertising

    04/28/2022 6:29:26 PM PDT · by E. Pluribus Unum · 16 replies
    Reclaim the Net ^ | Posted 9:59 am | Christina Maas
    If you're tired of censorship, cancel culture, and the erosion of civil liberties subscribe to Reclaim The Net. Via Twitter, popular account Libs of TikTok posted an Amazon staff meeting where the team described author and commentator Matt Walsh’s kids’ book “Johnny the Walrus” as “traumatic” and “problematic.” The book is about a kid named Johnny who believes he is a walrus, even cladding in spoons for tusks and tube socks for fins to resemble the aquatic mammal. Initially, his mother thinks it’s a phase he will outgrow. However, society pressures her to allow Johnny to transition into a walrus,...
  • Is Wally Back? Massive Walrus Spotted on Northumberland Coast

    11/26/2021 1:51:56 PM PST · by nickcarraway · 21 replies
    Metro (U.K.) ^ | Sunday 14 Nov 2021 | Joe Roberts
    A walrus the size of a fridge was spotted ‘chilling’ on the Northumberland coast this morning – but is it Wally? The wandering walrus has ventured from the North Atlantic ocean to Ireland, Wales, Cornwall, France and the Isles of Scilly. He was last seen in Iceland in September when marine experts identified his scars on his front flippers. The 800kg titan has proven to be a bit of a vandal – causing thousands of pounds worth of damage to boats across the UK. Read More While stopping off in the Welsh town of Pembrokeshire in March, he capsized a...
  • Wally the Walrus Causing Havoc Among Boat Owners (Scilly)

    06/28/2021 8:23:13 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 15 replies
    WalesOnline ^ | 27 JUN 2021 | John Cooper
    The tusked explorer has been spotted boarding boats in the Isles of Scilly, capsizing some of them in the process When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Wally the wandering Walrus has been causing a stir again - this time by trying to find a place to have a nap. The huge mammal was first spotted off the coast of Ireland earlier this year, before going on to become a local celebrity after a brief stay in Tenby and later making appearances...
  • Wally the walrus is heading south and has has been spotted in Spain

    06/06/2021 3:24:07 AM PDT · by nickcarraway · 3 replies
    WalesOnline ^ | 5 JUN 2021 | Philip Dewey
    The Arctic walrus is continuing his tour of Europe with stops in Tenby, Cornwall, France and now SpainA walrus that spent weeks in Tenby has now been spotted in Spain. Wally the walrus became a popular figure after turning up on the Pembrokeshire coast at the end of March. He would frequently be seen hanging round the RNLI lifeboat station and would entertain observers. After leaving Tenby, he was spotted in Cornwall on May 20 off the coast of Padstow but has since kept on moving and was seen in France where he was first spotted at Sables d'Olonne and...
  • Walrus Spotted for the First Time Ever in Ireland

    03/15/2021 4:24:13 PM PDT · by nickcarraway · 84 replies
    New York Post ^ | March 14, 2021 | Kenneth Garger
    A massive walrus was spotted on the shore of western Ireland on Sunday — the first confirmed sighting of the tusked creature in the country, a report said. The marine mammal was discovered on the rocks along Valentia Island in Kerry, witnesses told the Irish Independent. SNIP Marine biologist Kevin Flannery, the director of a local aquarium, told the outlet that Sunday’s discovery, “is the first confirmed sighting of a walrus” in Ireland.
  • New footage reveals Netflix faked walrus climate deaths

    11/19/2020 8:55:00 PM PST · by Beave Meister · 28 replies
    Aletho News ^ | 11/19/2020 | Susan Crockford
    London, 19 November: In a GWPF video released today, Dr. Susan Crockford, a Canadian wildlife expert, provides new evidence that the 2019 Netflix documentary film series, ‘Our Planet’, withheld facts behind the controversial walrus story it promoted as evidence of climate change. If there was ever any doubt that polar bears, not climate change, were the cause of walrus falling to their deaths from a rocky cliff in Siberia a few years ago, new evidence presented here seals the deal: a Russian photographer has released independent video of the event that clearly shows polar bears driving walrus over the cliff...
  • Falling Walruses: Attenborough Tacitly Admits Netflix Deception

    11/05/2019 1:49:45 PM PST · by 11th_VA · 31 replies
    The Global Warming Policy Forum (GWPF) ^ | Nov 4, 2019 | GWPM Press Release
    Back in the spring, he was accused of deceiving viewers when he claimed, in his Netflix show Our Planet, that walruses were falling off Siberian clifftops as a result of climate change. This was shown to be untrue by Canadian biologist and mammal expert Dr Susan Crockford, who described the abundant scientific literature, dating back many decades, showing that walruses have always taken to the land, and even fallen from clifftops. She also pointed out that the footage Attenborough used to make his case seemed to have come from a well-documented incident when walruses had been driven over cliffs by...
  • Vikings probably hunted Iceland's walruses to extinction for ivory

    09/24/2019 12:52:07 AM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 29 replies
    New Scientist ^ | 16 September 2019 | Colin Barras
    Iceland was once home to a unique subspecies of walrus, but the animals had vanished by the mid-14th century, just 500 years after the arrival of Norse settlers... Researchers have known for years that walruses once lived on Iceland, but opinion has been divided on whether they vanished before or after humans arrived. To settle the debate, Morten Tange Olsen and Xénia Keighley at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark carbon dated the remains of 34 walruses found in western Iceland. Three of the walruses died after the year 874 – the date permanent settlers are thought to have reached...
  • Close shave: Donald Trump should have followed his instincts and steered clear of John Bolton

    09/13/2019 10:11:17 AM PDT · by Coleus · 32 replies
    The Star Ledger of Newark ^ | 09.12.19 | Paul Mulshine
    One of the toughest questions for any politician – or anyone for that matter – is the question of whether he should trust his instincts. The case of John Bolton offers a textbook example. Reports say that President Trump’s first impression regarding John Bolton was to steer clear of him because of his mustache. Perhaps it might have made more sense to steer clear of him for the obvious reason that his foreign-policy views are demonstrably insane. But as reasons go, that mustache would have done just fine. Various wags said it made Bolton look like a walrus. Others said...
  • Critics find another global warming fraud – walruses leaping to their deaths due to reduced ice

    09/03/2019 8:11:10 AM PDT · by SeekAndFind · 16 replies
    American Thinker ^ | 09/03/2019 | Thomas Lifson
    When they aren’t citing the fraudulent claim that 97% of scientists back global warming alarmism, those who wish to panic us into handing over control of all energy usage to governments resort to emotional imagery of animals they claim are endangered by global warming. The notorious picture of a polar bear on a piece of ice was used for years, until it became clear that polar bear populations are growing, and that polar bears love to ride ice and then go for a swim. Time for new creature to be used to evoke feelings of pity and guilt, those...
  • Lost Norse of Greenland fueled the medieval ivory trade, ancient walrus DNA suggests

    08/17/2018 12:55:33 AM PDT · by SunkenCiv · 14 replies
    Popular Archeology ^ | Tuesday, August 7, 2018 | University of Cambridge
    Some have suggested that trading commodities – most notably walrus tusks – with Europe may have been vital to sustaining the Greenlanders. Ornate items including crucifixes and chess pieces were fashioned from walrus ivory by craftsmen of the age. However, the source of this ivory has never been empirically established. Now, researchers from the universities of Cambridge and Oslo have studied ancient DNA from offcuts of tusks and skulls, most found on the sites of former ivory workshops across Europe, in order to trace the origin of the animals used in the medieval trade. In doing so they have discovered...
  • Only 15% of hiring managers would consider hiring an overweight woman

    12/11/2017 11:29:36 AM PST · by sparklite2 · 163 replies
    Moneyish ^ | Dec. 9, 2017 | Reed Alexander
    Radio personality Shavonne Patrice Owens, 37, says she experienced weight discrimination firsthand when she applied for a daycare job in Huntsville, Alabama, two years ago. Despite having all the qualifications for the job, Owens says her friend — a former employee of the daycare center in question (whose employment later terminated) — told her the reason she was ultimately passed over for the job was because of her weight. Owens, who was 525 pounds at 5’11” at the time of her interview with the daycare center, said that this incident “hurt for a second, just for a second… but I...
  • Adorable Baby Walruses Meet for First Time

    11/16/2017 11:00:05 PM PST · by nickcarraway · 9 replies
    icFLORIDA.com ^ | Nov 15, 2017
    Late last week, two baby walruses met for the first time, and the moment was more than anyone expected. The SeaWorld Orlando Animal Care Team introduced Aku, a rescued walrus calf from Alaska, and Ginger, a walrus calf born at the park. As the team watched on, the two began inspecting one another curiously. After their first bottle feeding together, Aku and Ginger were soon following each other around the habitat and playing. Actress Alyssa Milano shares a special moment with Mickey Mouse at Magic Kingdom Park in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., where Halloween has already begun. The actress took...