Thursday, February 27, 2025

ISRAEL-DEMONIZING JEWS POSE THE GREATEST DANGER TO THE JEWISH PEOPLE

A vile equivalence

Jews who support the Palestinian death cult pose the greatest danger to the Jewish people. 

 

By Melanie Phillips

 

JNS

Feb 27, 2025

 

Daniel Levy, the Jewish president of the U.S./Middle East Project think tank, told the UN Security Council that Israel murdered more than 18,000 Palestinian children in it’s devastation of Gaza.
 

Noa Argamani, the Israeli hostage who was rescued from Gaza by the Israel Defense Forces last June, addressed the U.N. Security Council this week. She spoke about being abducted into a “world of torture and humiliation,” where she tried to comfort two small girls who had been dragged with her into the darkness of the Hamas tunnels and where she saw her fellow hostage, Itai Svirsky, brutally murdered.

Her boyfriend, Avinatan Or, who was dragged into the Gaza Strip with her, remains in captivity. Of the 63 remaining hostages, 36 are believed to be dead.

Argamani’s raw testimony was a necessary corrective to the unconscionable indifference in the halls of the United Nations to Israeli suffering and its shocking embrace of Israel’s genocidal attackers.

Shortly afterward, however, someone else addressed the Security Council. This was Daniel Levy, the British former Israeli peace negotiator and now president of the U.S./Middle East Project think tank.

Referring to Kfir and Ariel Bibas, the murdered Israeli infant hostages who were buried in Israel in heartbreaking scenes the following day, he said: “A minute of silence for each of the Bibas children would be appropriate, as would a minute of silence for each of the more than 18,000 Palestinian children murdered in Israel’s devastation of Gaza. That silence would extend to over 300 hours.”

What a breathtakingly vile comment. Hamas terrorists murdered 9-month-old Kfir and 4-year-old Ariel with their bare hands and mutilated their bodies to conceal the crime. How could anyone equate this monstrous depravity with the fate of children in Gaza killed unintentionally in a war to defend Israel against genocide—killed, moreover, because Hamas uses Gaza’s children as human shields and cannon fodder?

Moreover, the 18,000 figure is merely a claim by Hamas that notoriously makes no distinction between dead civilians and combatants, has reclassified numerous adult fatalities as children and includes as “children” teenagers who serve as Hamas gunmen.

Worse, Levy said all this in front of Argamani herself. As she stared at him, Levy claimed sanctimoniously that it was “important to hear your testimony of an awful experience to which no human should ever be subjected”—and then went on to diminish that experience by equating it with a stream of distortions and unverified Hamas propaganda claims.

He hailed as an equivalent victim Dr. Hassan abu Safiyeh, director of Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital, who he said was still being held in detention by the Israelis and mistreated.

The IDF, however, raided that hospital because it was a Hamas hub under the terrorist group’s control. One terrorist arrested there admitted to the IDF that abu Safiyeh had been “orchestrating the terror and Hamas activities within the compound.”

Levy then cited as equivalent to the murdered Bibas children 6-year-old Hind Rajab. A year ago, she became a martyred poster child for the anti-Israel crowd—indeed, the “Palestine” U.N. representative brandished her picture at the Security Council meeting—after it was claimed that the IDF had targeted her family car in Gaza, killing her along with five family members and two medics.

But the IDF said its troops weren’t present near the vehicle or within firing range—while both Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad acknowledged that they had been bombing and shooting in the area during the period the car was hit.

Levy, whose father Michael is a prominent British Jewish philanthropist and fundraiser for the Labour Party under both Sir Tony Blair and Sir Keir Starmer, has a long history of defaming and demonizing Israel.

He helped found the virulent anti-Zionist group J-street. His think-tank’s website says he’s involved in “work to combat antisemitism and to prevent its misappropriation in ways that silence legitimate criticism of Israel and its policies.”

This seems close to the claim by antisemites that Jews use antisemitism to launder the crimes of Israel.

J Street and other groups such as IfNotNow, Independent Jewish Voices, Jewish Voices for Peace and B’Tselem are at the forefront of demonizing Israel and sanitizing the Palestinian Arabs.

But as hostages have returned to Israel, the demonizers’ claims have been shown to be false. Levy said thousands of Palestinians had been starved. But the Gazans ecstatically celebrating the murder of Jews in the grotesque hostage handovers were extremely well-fed. The people who were actually starved were the Israeli hostages they had harbored, several of whom looked like Nazi concentration camp victims.

Far from being wretched and deprived, Hamas terrorists flaunted their sadism with pristine uniforms, bristling weaponry and brand-new pick-up trucks in slick and gloating PR spectacles with mobs cheering the murder of Jewish babies.

These are the monsters that Levy and his ilk have been supporting.

Although Oct. 7 and the brutalized reaction to the war that followed have shocked some people out of their previous illusions about poor oppressed Palestinians, not even the hostage spectacle will make the slightest difference to most supporters of the Palestine cause. That’s because they have signed up to a death cult. And like all cult members, their minds are hermetically sealed against rationality and evidence.

In progressive circles, there is a strong correlation between those who despise Israel and those who want to replace the Western nation and its historic culture with universalist institutions and laws. So they cannot tolerate the utterly particular story the Jews tell about themselves based on their unique attachment to the land of Israel.

To square this circle, liberal universalist Jews seek to transform Judaism into their own vision of utopia by claiming anti-Jewish, anti-Western ideological fads as Jewish values.

They think they’re doing the right thing—as have so many others who support totalitarian movements.

From the medieval Catholic Inquisition through the French Revolution, Soviet communism and fascist Nazism, as well as under Islam today and historically, brainwashed adherents to bloodthirsty cults have all believed they are perfecting the world.

And tragically, there have always been Jews who turn on fellow Jews. In an essay in Tablet, the Yiddish scholar Ruth Wisse cited sources estimating that nearly half the members of the American Communist Party of the 1930s and 1940s were Jews, unable to see that Joseph Stalin and his supporters were among the most brutal Jew-destroying “Cossacks” ever known.

As she noted, the regime perfected a use of language today called “Orwellian” that not only camouflaged its evil through innocuous terminology but also justified spying, tyranny and mass murder in the name of“egalitarianism” and “international peace.” The resonance with today is unmistakable.

Of course, other people revolt against their own religions, cultures or countries. Yet with the Jewish haters of Israel and Judaism, this takes on a pathological form. They obsessively seek to expunge Jewish particularism from themselves and the world. The damage they have done is incalculable.

The question, as ever, is how to deal with them. It’s unwise to accuse them of antisemitism or being “self-hating Jews,” which they can brush aside as meaningless insults. It’s more productive to accuse them forensically of propagating lies, being inhuman, promoting injustice and oppression, inciting murderous hatred, supporting oppressors against their victims and endorsing colonialist conquest, ethnic cleansing and genocide.

In other words, stop playing defense, and go from the back foot onto the front foot and target their Achilles heel—their terror of being found guilty of the very things they claim to oppose as proof of their moral worth.

It’s often said that history shows internal division is lethal to the Jewish people. Certainly, this weakens defense against outside enemies. But far worse is the influence of Jews who have embraced ideas that pose a mortal threat to the Jewish people. This is the greatest danger of all.

They must be robustly and remorselessly called out, fought and defeated.

Israel is fighting for the Jewish nation. It’s high time for Diaspora Jews to root out the lethal aberration in their midst that they have so unwisely allowed to grow.

HAMAS USES THE NEW YORK TIMES AND OTHER LIBERAL MEDIA AS MOUTHPIECES IN A DISINFORMATION CAMPAIGN

Hamas spins the liberal media in a bid to outwit Trump

An interview in “The New York Times” speaking of “regret” for the Oct. 7 fallout is an information operation aimed at legitimizing and continuing their rule in the Gaza Strip. 

 

By Jonathan S. Tobin

 

JNS

Feb 26, 2025

 

 

 
Mousa Abu Marzouk
 

Give Hamas credit for understanding the American and European audiences they wish to influence and deceive. The Islamist group may have started a disastrous war with Israel that led to horrendous suffering for the majority of Palestinian Arabs. But they also recognize that part of what they need to do to survive and hold onto power in Gaza is to convince the West that they are reasonable people and not the genocidal terrorists who seek death and destruction.

The latest example of this strategy came this week when Mousa Abu Marzouk gave an exclusive interview to The New York Times. Billed as “the Qatar-based head of Hamas foreign relations office,” he claimed that he would not have supported the multipronged assault on southern Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, had he known of the consequences for Gaza.

As he told the Times, Abu Marzouk was not privy to plans for the orgy of mass murder, rape, torture, kidnapping and wanton destruction that the Palestinians unleashed on 23 Israeli communities. The Hamas leadership, which lives in great luxury—largely paid for by the billions in aid donations that Gaza has received from Western countries, as well as from the group’s criminal activities—wasn’t really in control of the “military” leadership of Gaza. It was that bifurcated sector, he said, that ruled the area with an iron fist from 2007 to 2023, when it was an independent Palestinian state in all but name.

Lying about Oct. 7

Of course, Abu Marzouk and the rest of the top echelon of Hamas, who have been kept safe by security guarantees provided by the government of Qatar that funds terrorism while also pretending to be an ally of the United States, approved the idea of Oct. 7 in concept. But using the Times as an outlet with which it hopes to reach liberal Americans and the international community, the Palestinian Arab terrorist group now thinks it would be in their best interests to pretend to have some remorse about how things worked out.

That didn’t manifest itself in any contrition for the barbaric crimes committed by Palestinians on Oct. 7 or in the subsequent 16 months of war, during which they’ve tortured and murdered hostages, and have continued to fire rockets and missiles into Israel. Nor was it an admission of guilt for having placed their armed formations, rocket launchers and command centers in, around and under hospitals, schools and civilian dwellings to maximize the suffering of Gazans.

Instead, the Times reports that Abu Marzouk merely told them that the extent of the destruction and casualties resulting from their war was more than they had calculated, and thus wound up on the negative end of some theoretical cost-benefit analysis. “If it was expected that what happened would happen, there wouldn’t have been Oct. 7,” the Times quoted Abu Marzouk as saying.

In typical fashion, Hamas officially disavowed the interview and reaffirmed that they have no regrets about Oct. 7 or any wiggle room about giving up their arms. This is very much like the way Palestinian leaders have for decades spoken in one way in English to Western and Israeli journalists, and in a very different way in Arabic to their own people. Still, Abu Marzouk’s statement was significant—if only in the way it indicated that they are interested in tweaking their image and fooling an always gullible Western media when it comes to the Palestinians and generally hostile when it covers Israelis.

Even taken at face value, the sort of halfway regret Abu Marzouk deployed doesn’t stand up to scrutiny for a number of reasons. Perhaps more interesting was his statement that Hamas was prepared to negotiate “the future of the group’s weapons in Gaza,” which the newspaper helpfully pointed out was a “sticking point in negotiations with Israel.”

Is Witkoff the weak link?

In doing so, Abu Marzouk wasn’t so much playing with the hopes of the overwhelmingly left-wing readers of the Times as he was with those of Steve Witkoff, the special envoy to the Middle East tapped by President Donald Trump.

Witkoff was the prime mover who pushed the ceasefire/hostage release deal over the goal line in January. In doing so, he accepted the appalling terms that had been embraced by the lame-duck Biden administration that, along with winning the freedom of some of the hostages, also ordered Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza. Hopes for Hamas’s disarming or disbanding notwithstanding, this guarantees that the terrorists will hold onto power.

That gave Hamas enormous leverage over Israel. It exploited that with its despicable and abusive hostage-release ceremonies. These travesties are aimed at demonstrating that the terror group remains in control and is not going anywhere, regardless of the statements about Gaza’s future coming out of Jerusalem and Washington. And that includes Trump’s plans for resettling the Palestinians and turning the coastal enclave into a Middle Eastern resort.

Palestinian demonstrations of the death cult that passes as their political culture have outraged the White House, as well as Israelis and Jews worldwide. But given that Netanyahu feels that he has no choice but to continue with the ceasefire to ransom the 30 or so hostages presumed to be still alive, they are, as of now, not paying a price for it.

Yet the Palestinians, who reportedly have agreed to release the next four bodies of dead hostages this week without such ceremonies, also know that the key to their future is toning down the images of violence.

It’s a game that Palestinian terror organizations and their political frontmen have played off and on for decades, sometimes posing as thoughtful moderates and, at other times, exhibiting their actual beliefs and goals. It’s always an absurd and utterly disingenuous show. It has worked well enough, however, to convince most of the supposedly smart people at outlets like the Times and other establishment institutions, in addition to the supposedly highbrow students on American college campuses. In this way, many of those who comment on and work in foreign policy have been persuaded to support policies that often wittingly or unwittingly bolster the Palestinian goal of Israel’s destruction.

The question is whether it will work on Witkoff, who has retained Trump’s confidence even though the president’s statements on the Palestinians have been completely at odds with the terms of the deal, for which his team deserves a great deal of the blame.

The business connections between Witkoff—who, like Trump, is another New York real estate billionaire—and the corrupt and Hamas-supporting Qatari government are no secret. Whether he will prove, as he seemed during the ceasefire negotiations, to be the weak link in an administration whose other senior foreign-policy team members have tough and realistic views about the Palestinians, as well as the Arab and Muslim worlds, is yet to be determined.

Targeting the media

What we may be witnessing is a Hamas information operation in which the Western media will play a featured role. We can expect that their leadership will pretend to be willing to coexist, however reluctantly, with Israel while only biding their time until they can be resupplied and rearmed to the point where their campaign of “resistance” against the existence of the Jewish state and its people, will resume.

We don’t need to waste much time unpacking Abu Marzouk’s supposed moderation.

No one in Hamas can credibly pretend to be surprised by the blowback from the massacre of 1,200 men, women and children on Oct. 7.

It’s true that they were convinced that the efforts of the Israeli left to oppose the Netanyahu government’s plans for a much-need judicial reform initiative meant that the Jewish state was weak and divided to the point where, as some on the left avowed, they would not serve in the military. Perhaps Hamas also thought their cross-border offensive would be so successful and reach so far into Israel that it wouldn’t mean much fighting in Gaza.

Since the whole point of the deployment of their facilities and forces around human shields to increase the number of noncombatants killed, any claim that they didn’t know what a full-scale war would mean for their people is a sick joke.

Nor is there the slightest chance that they would ever willingly give up their guns or power in Gaza. If that is to happen—both the Israeli and American governments correctly believe that is necessary—then that will come by a decisive use of force that the Biden administration forbade Israel from using, not through talks and hand-holding with terrorist leaders in Qatar.

On the contrary, Hamas plans on parlaying its “success” in slaughtering Jews and continuing to fight them into quite realistic hopes to take control in Judea and Samaria. Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas rightly fears them and that is why he has avoided elections for two decades.

Shape-shifting terrorist

Abu Marzouk is himself an interesting example of the way even the most extreme groups such as the genocidal Islamists of Hamas like to shape-shift and manipulate Americans.

He came to the United States on a student visa when he was 31. He subsequently obtained a green card and lived in the country for 14 years. While there, he led Hamas’s fundraising efforts and even engaged at times with the administrations of Presidents George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, seeking their recognition.

His American sojourn ended when he was arrested for connections to terrorism as its de facto foreign minister and his links to bombings in Israel. At the time, his lawyer, Stanley Cohen, claimed that he was a pro-Palestinian activist and not a leader of Hamas. Eventually, he was deported to Jordan, rather than extradited to Israel as he should have been.

Since then, his involvement in terrorism isn’t really in dispute. But in a demonstration of the Times’ lack of credibility, it quoted Cohen, whom it disingenuously described only as the terrorist’s “friend” in its article about their recent interview with Abu Marzouk. According to Cohen, his former client was “not a nihilist. He would not support any action that he believed would bring unprecedented, wholesale retaliation by anyone on the people.”

What Abu Marzouk says or the way he is described in the Times doesn’t matter. What is of importance is how Hamas seems to be laser-focused on manipulating the West into accepting their continued existence.

Resisting this spin is of vital importance for the Trump administration. Whether or not Trump’s scheme for Gaza is realized, Washington needs to treat the defeat, disarming and eradication of Hamas as non-negotiable. The same applies to Israel, though it probably won’t be possible for Netanyahu to resume efforts toward that goal while a chance to free more living hostages exists.

Over and above the policy implications of the possible success of Hamas’s information operation, the way it is being assisted by legacy media must not be overlooked. The moral bankruptcy—indeed, the irrelevance of the left’s leading print, broadcast and cable-TV news outlets—has been key to understanding why Trump was elected and support for him since resuming office in January. The eagerness of the liberal press to be used by Hamas to facilitate a monstrous terror organization’s continued hold on power is one more reason to condemn their bias and ignore their propaganda.

THERE OUGHT TO BE A WAY TO IMPRISON ABBAS FOR AIDING AND ABETTING MURDERERS

Pay-for-slay to continue, ‘even if we have [only] one penny left,’ Abbas vows

The Fatah Revolutionary Council vowed to “double its efforts” to support terrorist prisoners. 

 

GOT ‘EM

Submitted by Trey Rusk

 

Winston Satterwhite—a wanted fugitive ...

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
Another fugitive off the streets thanks to the Guadalupe County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division!
Yesterday, deputies conducted a traffic stop on Winston Satterwhite—a wanted fugitive out of The Colony, Texas. Satterwhite had an active warrant for Sexual Assault of a Child and thought he could outrun justice. He thought wrong.
He was apprehended and booked into the Guadalupe County Adult Detention Center, where he belongs. Outstanding work, GCSO!

COPS AND FIREFIGHTERS DESERVE ALL THEY CAN GET

Higher Social Security payments on the way for retired police officers, firefighters

The Social Security Administration will begin processing retroactive payments and will send increased monthly payments to people affected by the Social Security Fairness Act

 

By Fatima Hussein


Associated Press

A NICE HEARTY FUCK YOU TO THE PEOPLE FROM GAVIN NEWSOM

By Bob Walsh

 

Critics point to the steady stream of people leaving California as an indictment on the state's policies, which are set by Governor Gavin Newsom and his fellow Democrats

 

Gavin Newsom is working on next years budget for the formerly great state of California.  Notably ABSENT from his admittedly tentative proposal is any funding to support Proposition 36, passed in November by the voters by a vote of about 3-1.  Newsom hates it, and has said so.   So I guess he will just refuse to provide funding to implement it.  CA has a line-item veto so he can easily do that even if the legislature actually votes to fund it.  

It should be remembered that he came into office with a $100 billion surplus and a healthy rainy-day fund.  We are looking at a $60 billion deficit and pretty much zero in the rainy-day fund, but lots of money to fund programs for illegal aliens, homeless and to work to get criminals out of prison. 

Gavin also just announced a new podcast that he will be operating.  Strangely all of the subjects mentioned in his slick announcement were national issues, not one had anything specifically to do with major issues focused within California.  Clearly he wants desperately to be President and is equally desperate to shift the narrative AWAY from California.

NEW MONEY

By Bob Walsh

 

South Carolina Representative Joe Wilson says he wants to introduce the 'most valuable bill for [the] most valuable president.'


A serious proposal was launched in congress this week to create a new piece of currency, a $250 bill.  Donald Trump's image would be on the bill.  

Works for me.
 
EDITOR'S NOTE: It may work for you, but it's absolutely absurd.

TRAGIC DEATHS ... GENE HACKNAN AND HIS WIFE

By Bob Walsh

 

Actor Gene Hackman with his wife Betsy Arakawa in New York in the last few years.

Gene Hackman with his wife, Betsy Arakawa
 

Gene Hackman, and his wife, and the family dog, were all fund dead this morning in the family home in New Mexico.  The cops were responding to a welfare check request when they found them.  Cause of death has not been announced but the cops are saying that foul play is NOT suspected.

Carbon Monoxide poisoning maybe?  I am confident we will find more soon.

BEING A DRUNK ASSHOLE CAN BE BAD UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES

By Bob Walsh

 

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NOTABLE DEATH ... MICHELLE TRACHTENBERG

By Bob Walsh

 

Michelle Trachtenberg poses for a photo


Michelle Trachtenberg, model and actress, died this morning at age 39.  She first came to my attention as Buffy's newly created little sister in Buffy The Vampire Slayer though she had done a lot of work both before then and since.

She had just recently undergone a liver transplant and it is speculated that her death had something to do with complications from the surgery.  Neither foul play nor suicide are suspected. 

CONTROL FREAK KILLS WIFE, THEIR THREE KIDS AND HIMSELF

By Bob Walsh

 

The Payne family

 

Brianna Payne of Lake Station, Indiana, was not happy with her relationship.  Her husband, Robert Payne, 31, had become a control freak and wanted to regulate every aspect of her life.  She told him that she intended to seek a divorce.  He reacted badly.  It appears that on this past Friday he murdered Brianna and their three young daughters before self-rehabilitating.    

Wednesday, February 26, 2025

MY REPLY TO ELON MUSK'S EMAIL

By Howie Katz

 

Musk email

Dear President Musk

I work in the Houston office of the Federal Waste Management Agency. Per your request, here is what I accomplished last week 

MONDAY: I watched a bunch of Reagan Foxx videos.

 

Alluring MILF Reagan Foxx shows her big tits and poses in a garter belt

 

TUESDAY: I daydreamed about Reagan Foxx.

WEDNESDAY: I listened to my coworkers badmouthing you and President Trump. The also chanted "Fuck Musk and the Tesla he rode in on."

THURSDAY: I defended you and President Trump. Then I had to keep ducking as I was pelted by a bunch of tomatoes from the brown-bag lunches of my coworkers.

FRIDAY: I watched some more Reagan Foxx videos. I was joined by my manager. 

 

Alluring MILF Reagan Foxx teases with her big boobs and fucks a dishy stud 

 

President Musk, as you can see, I was quite busy last week. And if you want to know which websites to watch Reagan Foxx videos on, I'll be glad to let you know.   

cc Houston manager FWMA

ANOTHER CHINESE LAB RELEASE?

Terrifying symptoms of mystery 'crying disease' that kills you in hours

 

By Luke Andrews 


Daily Mail

Feb 26, 2025

 

Pictured are Congolese officials and the World Health Organization officials during a training against the Ebola virus in 2018

The above shows workers in Hazmat suits in Victoria, Australia, in June last year after they were called to reports of a bird flu outbreak

 

The terrifying symptoms striking victims in a mystery disease outbreak in the Congo have been revealed. 

More than 50 people have already died in the outbreak, with most patients dying within 48 hours of symptoms appearing. A total of 413 people are reported to have been infected.

The first case was reported in the town of Boloko on January 21, with three children under five years old reportedly falling ill after they ate a dead bat. 

In a statement, officials in the country said patients had suffered from a hemorrhagic-like illness with symptoms of fever and vomiting, but then had major internal bleeding.

In a local health department report, officials added that the first three cases, in children under five who reportedly ate a dead bat, also suffered from diarrhea and fatigue.

Patients reported symptoms of pain in the neck and joints, sweating and shortness of breath. In those under 59 years old, intense thirst and in children, persistent crying were also reported.

Local officials have described the outbreak as 'really worrying', with doctors saying the outbreak was 'really alarming' and 'of significance to the rest of the world'. 

It is not clear what is behind the outbreak, with patients testing negative for hemorrhagic fevers like Ebola and Marburg virus.

About half of the patients have tested positive for malaria, similar to a separate outbreak in the country reported late last year. Many patients are also reported to be suffering from malnutrition.

Dr Zania Stamataki, an immunologist at the University of Birmingham in the UK, said: 'The symptoms shown in these infections are different to the alarming infections caused by severe malaria in the DRC at the end of last year.

'The time from symptom onset to death is 48 hours, which is very alarming.'

She added: 'We know that the patients tested negative for known hemorrhagic fever viruses such as Marburg and Ebola. Other hemorrhagic fever-causing pathogens are being investigated.'

It is also not clear how the disease is spreading, although doctors say that previous cases hemorrhagic diseases have spread via contact with fluids from patients.

Neither Marburg or Ebola — other hemorrhagic viruses — are spread through the air.

The World Health Organization (WHO) says it is also looking into the possibility that the outbreak is being caused by a toxic agent, rather than a virus or bacteria. 

Scientists fear that more patients will be identified in the outbreak in the coming days.

 

Marburg has a mortality rate of up to 88 percent. There are currently no vaccines or treatments approved to treat the virus

Marburg has a mortality rate of up to 88 percent. There are currently no vaccines or treatments approved to treat the virus

The World Health Organization reported 431 people had been struck down with 53 dead  in two remote villages in the country's western Équateur province

The World Health Organization reported 431 people had been struck down with 53 dead  in two remote villages in the country's western Équateur province

 

Cases were then recorded in Danda village, and then a second larger outbreak in Bomate village — which pushed the case count to 400. A local media outlet has suggested that nearly 1,000 people have been infected.

The WHO has warned: 'Urgent action is needed to accelerate laboratory investigations, improve case management and isolation capacities, and strengthen surveillance and risk communication.

'The remote location and weak health care infrastructure increase the risk of further spread, requiring immediate high-level intervention to contain the outbreak.'

 Dr Michael Head, a senior research fellow in global health at the University of Southampton in the UK, said: 'There is a huge amount of uncertainty about this outbreak.

'Outbreaks like this will happen many times around the world and are typically brought under control relatively quickly.

'However, here, it is concerning that we have hundreds of cases and over 50 deaths, with haemorrhagic-fever like symptoms widely reported among those cases.' 

He added: 'Tests are never 100 percent accurate, and it is likely that with increased testing, we will have a confirmed pathogen in some of those samples.

'The lack of healthcare infrastructure in the DRC means the public health response is more complicated.

'However, the country has had mpox and Ebola outbreaks in recent times, so they are experienced at addressing infectious disease epidemics.'

Experts have long warned about diseases jumping from animals to humans via locations such as wet markets, where wild animals are eaten — labelling them ideal breeding grounds for pathogens.

One infamous site in the Chinese city of Wuhan is thought to have played a role in Covid's murky origin.

IT'S A SHAME BONDI CAN'T SHATTER THE SAINTHOOD OF THAT GEORGE FLOYD PIECE OF SHIT

Pam Bondi throws out DEI lawsuits against police and firefighters, saying no more 'quotas'

 

By Emily Goodin 


Daily Mail

Feb 26, 2025

 

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced she was throwing out DEI lawsuits against police officers and firefighters

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced she was throwing out DEI lawsuits against police officers and firefighters

 

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced she was throwing out DEI lawsuits against police officers and firefighters, which will dismiss several lawsuits begun in the Biden administration.

The move is part of the Donald Trump administration's plan to end diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs.

'American communities deserve firefighters and police officers to be chosen for their skill and dedication to public safety – not to meet DEI quotas,' Bondi said in a statement.

She said she will end racial discrimination in the name of DEI and restoring merit-based opportunities nationwide. 

Biden signed several police reforms into law after the murder of George Floyd, a Minnesota man killed by a white police officer during an arrest.

The former president created a national registry of officers fired for misconduct, which Bondi disbanded.

 

President Donald Trump, who held his first Cabinet meeting on Wednesday (above), is working to end DEI practices in the government and private sector
 

Police reform has been a key issue with the Democratic Party's progressive base, particularly among black voters. 

Trump and Republicans accused Biden and Democrats of wanting to defund the police. 

Bondi also has been on a mission to clamp down on companies' diversity, equity and inclusion policies, on instructions from Trump.

Earlier this month she sent a memo ordering the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division to launch a new mission to 'investigate, eliminate, and penalize illegal DEI and DEIA preferences, mandates, policies, programs, and activities' in the private sector and at educational institutions that receive federal funds. 

Some companies are rolling back their DEI policies or renaming such efforts 'talent acquisition.' Those companies include: Pepsi, Citigroup, Bank of America, and Disney.

Trump has called out some companies by name - such as Apple - asking them to comply with his wishes on the matter. 

The administration argues DEI policies and programs are themselves discriminatory, saying some of these policies put white, straight men at a disadvantage.

It's all part of President Trump's mission to remake the federal government.

He ordered federal employees to remove their pronouns from their email signatures. 

And he required all federal agencies to 'recognize women are biologically female, and men are biologically male.'