EXCLUSIVE: THREE BIDEN STAFFERS HAD ACCESS TO BIDEN'S AUTO-PEN

Reports have surfaced alleging that former President Joe Biden extensively used an autopen—a mechanical device that replicates signatures—to sign official documents during his presidency. Critics, including the Heritage Foundation's Oversight Project, claim that nearly all of Biden's executive orders and pardons bear identical autopen signatures, raising questions about the authenticity of his involvement in key decisions. While the use of autopen technology is not unprecedented among U.S. presidents, the frequency of its use under Biden has sparked legal and ethical debates.

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Finally, Eric Coomer vs. Mike Lindell begins
More than two years in the making, the case of Eric Coomer vs. Mike Lindeall has finally gone to trial. Coomer (you may recall) was an employee of Dominion Voting Systems who thinks that Mike Lindell has defamed him. (I’ve got a pertinent question: how do you defame the Director of Product Strategy at a voting machine company where the products routinely fail?) Here’s a video clip from a legal deposition showing MyPillow owner Mike Lindell trading barbs with lawyers for the electronic voting machine companies and their former executives.

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Missouri Wins Lawsuit Against China!

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey has announced a bold plan to seize Chinese-owned assets across the United States to enforce a $24.5 billion judgment awarded to the state in a lawsuit against China. The lawsuit, stemming from allegations that China hoarded personal protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic, was ruled in Missouri's favor by a U.S. federal judge. Bailey described the ruling as a "landmark victory" and vowed to collect "every penny" owed, targeting assets such as farmland owned by Chinese interests.  Chinese government. China's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has dismissed the lawsuit as "absurd" and stated it does not recognize the judgment.

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Elon Musk announced on his own X account that the world’s largest social media platform was the victim of a “massive cyberattack” that caused widespread service outages across the globe. Musk himself suggested that the attack was so large and well-coordinated that a nation-state might be the culprit.
This attack follows on a protest two days ago where 300 agitators surrounded a Tesla showroom in New York City. Ten days before that protest, a transvestite agitator was arrested with explosives at a Tesla dealership in Colorado. The corrupt corporate press spread the false rumor that the agitator was a woman.

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Why is the release of the FBI’s Jeffrey Epstein “client” list taking so long? After all, President Trump has already ordered them to be released to the public and newly installed Attorney General Pam Bondi has stated publicly (on Feb 21st, 2025) that they’re just “sitting on my desk right now to review.” The delay might have something to do with not only Jeffrey Epstein’s clients — but also with Epstein’s boss or bosses. But we should start at the beginning, since you might not know all the relevant details.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a prominent figure in public health debates, has intensified his campaign against fluoride in drinking water, artificial food chemicals, and vaccines, citing concerns over their potential health risks. As part of his "Make America Healthy Again" initiative, Kennedy has called for stricter regulations on food additives and a reevaluation of vaccine safety protocols, despite widespread scientific consensus on their benefits. His stance has garnered support from health-conscious communities but has also drawn criticism from medical experts who argue that his claims often lack robust scientific backing. This ongoing debate highlights the tension between public health policies and individual health advocacy.