There’s No Mention Of Abortion In Donald Trump’s Manifesto: Death Penalty For Drug Dealers, Rehiring Unvaccinated Military Members, Voter Identification, And Banning Trans Women From Female Sports

Donald Trump stood before a gathering of supporters at his Mar a Lago retreat where he outlined a string of controversial policy goals for his recently announced 2024 presidential crusade.

Speaking for a little more than an hour in the ballroom of his Florida mansion, Donald Trump touched on hot-button social issues like drug crime, COVID-19 directives and transgender participation in school sports, but was notably muted on abortion, an issue that’s proved challenging for Republicans to navigate in the midterm elections.

Seeming to take a lesson from the recent races that saw his top followers rescinded in favour of more reasonable contenders, the former president held back from wading too far into his claims that the 2020 election was robbed from him.

Nonetheless, he did grumble about the length of time it’s taken to count all the votes in some states and pledged that voting would be much different next time around.

Donald Trump said that they will do whatever it takes to bring back honesty and trust in their elections, and to eradicate cheating, he would immediately demand voter ID, same-day voting, and only paper votes.

Trotting out a story he’s told numerous past demonstrations, Donald Trump also promised to impose the death penalty against clearly all people charged with dealing drugs and compared it to authoritarian China’s policies for cracking down on criminality.

Donald Trump said that when he was in China and he was with President Xi, he asked the President if they had a drug problem, in which the President said that they didn’t have a drug problem and that they have a speedy trial.

He said China make the fentanyl that comes into their country and that every drug dealer during his life or her life, on average kills 500 people with the drugs that they sell, not to mention the ruin of families. Then Donald Trump said that they were going to be asking everyone who sells drugs, gets caught selling drugs, to receive the death penalty for their pain.

It’s not actually clear if Donald Trump can unilaterally act to alter the criminal code without Congress’ permission.

He also pledged to reinstate the thousands of service members who’ve been forced out of duty for refusing to get the COVID-19 vaccine and suggested they would be reimbursed for time lost.

So, nothing to support the economy or regular Americans, he’s a fool, although I’d love to know what a regular American is.

Americans are passionate but extremely naive and so divided as a country, mind you, in the United Kingdom, it’s becoming the same, but if Donald Trump continues to go down this path, he’s going to kill the majority of his disciples with his death penalty.

This isn’t a manifesto, just a checklist of dopey ideas that will appeal to his tiny Trumpist looney bin base, yet those ideas will probably get him elected again, and there are numerous people who can’t wait for him to be elected again so that he can apparently make America great again, although I’m not actually sure when America was great, when they had segregation, when they had slaves and when women’s rights were non-existent.

And how will any of these things tackle inflation or better the American economy? And people need to learn something about the politics of authoritarianism – it’s an extremely bad thing.

So, Donald Trump’s policy is to put a flag on Mars. That should do wonders for improving the standard of living for the majority of Americans!

Hard-up Britons Get A Boost From Rishi Sunak’s Cost Of Living Increase

It was claimed that Rishi Sunak will announce a significant rise in the national living wage and also give eight million households cost of living payments worth up to £1,100.

The new Prime Minister is set to prioritise support for the most impoverished people as he also signalled that he will keep the triple lock on pensions as part of Thursday’s Budget.

A newspaper outlet reported that Rishi Sunak and his Chancellor Jeremy Hunt plan to raise the living wage from £9.50 an hour to about £10.40 an hour, or more, boosting wages for 2.5 million people.

The Prime Minister is also now expected to increase benefits, such as universal credit, as well as up to three cost of living payments for households worth £650, including £150 for the disabled and £300 for some of the most impoverished pensioners. It means some homes could get payments of £1,100 this winter.

These will be a continuance of the payments that numerous households will have already received since September to cover the cost of rising food and energy prices.

The Prime Minister said at the G20 in Bali that he understands the particular challenge of pensioners and they will always be at the forefront of his mind.

The triple lock, introduced in 2010, ensures that the state pension will increase in line with their inflation, wages or 2.5 per cent, whichever is the most elevated, but with inflation around 10 per cent, the Treasury could save about £4.5 billion a year if it raised pensions in line with wages, not around 5.5 per cent, instead.

Asked whether he would ditch the triple lock, Rishi Sunak, who was attending the G20 summit, said that his track record as Chancellor demonstrated he cared very much about pensioners.

He said that he couldn’t comment on any decisions, days before a financial statement. But that they would put fairness and compassion at the heart of all the decisions they made, and he added that he was confident people would see that.

Senior Conservatives warned that ditching the triple lock would be seen by pensioners as a betrayal and could be political suicide given that many older people vote Conservative.

The 2019 Tory manifesto promised to keep the protection in place for the duration of this Parliament.

Rishi Sunak suspended it this year because of a freak peak in average wages linked to the end of lockdown after the COVID-19 pandemic, meaning pensioners received an increase of only 3.1 per cent.

So, let’s translate this. What Rishi Sunak actually means is that he will be taking more money off the workers who have really invested and put the hours into their progress in life and that he’ll be handing it out to people who simply can’t be bothered to work, and let’s not overlook the illegals.

Benefits are historically low, and they’re worth much less now due to the cost of living crisis, but then so are workers’ wages, and most people wouldn’t be able to own their own property, get a loan, choose where they live, go on holiday, invest, set up a trust fund, buy a comfortable reliable car or choose which school their children go to, and that’s not just people on benefits, that’s people that are working as well.

People from England, that were born here don’t just get a council house, they have to prove they’re British first whilst watching newcomers with large families get on the waiting lists and get a home quickly because they have four or more children, it’s truly despicable.

Victorian Disease Cases Rocket In The UK: Urgent Warning

Brits have been warned that cases of the Victorian disease are soaring in the UK, here are the manifestations you need to look out for.

Doctors have warned parents that cases of scarlet fever are more elevated than normal for this time of the year, so they need to be mindful of the signs.

Scarlet fever is one of winter’s childhood diseases, and while it most typically affects children under ten, the bacterial infection can be caught by anyone.

News of soaring cases comes after GP consultations of Scarlet fever in England have been higher in 2022, compared to the past 2 years, and have remained elevated later in the season than anticipated.

The Government has warned that while this unique pattern may persist in the future, the recent spike may be a possible outcome of the withdrawal of measures executed during the coronavirus pandemic to ease transmission.

Parents and carers must be mindful that signs of Scarlet fever are comparable to that of flu-like ones, including a sore throat or rash, headache, high temperature, sickness and swollen glands in the neck.

A distinctive rash can then appear about 12 to 48 hours later, which can extend from the chest and stomach. Doctors have added that parents also need to look out for small, raised bumps which will make the skin feel rough and sandpaper-like to touch.

On the tongue, a white layer may also appear, which can peel and result in a strawberry tongue, where the tongue becomes red and swollen and covered in smallish bumps.

These symptoms, doctors have said, are identical for both children and adults.

Speaking about the rise in cases, Dr Chun Tang, GP and Medical Director at Pall Mall Medical, said that it had been rather rare in the United Kingdom for the past few decades but cases had been rising and that it was a communicable disease and could make children feel somewhat poorly.

While treatment is usually a ten-day course of antibiotics, Dr Naveen Puri, Associate Clinical Director at Bupa Health Clinics, who deliver GP services to one to 18-year-olds explained that it was infectious and passed through coughing, sneezing or close contact, sharing bath towels, clothes, bed sheets or cutlery with the infected individual and that if your child has Scarlet fever, keep them out of school and away from other people.

Nonetheless, it seems that all these illnesses have come back since the rollout of the COVID jabs, and it seems that since then some people have become immune compromised, and it’s unfortunate that health has gone backwards, and we’ve truly embraced Victorian values.

In Phoenix’s Largest Homeless Encampment, A Dead And Burned Fetus Has Been Found

A couple found a dead and burned fetus in Phoenix’s biggest homeless encampment as they tried to put out a fire.

Arizona police received a call about an endangered child near West Madison Street on Saturday around 1 am. When they arrived at the scene they discovered the charred fetus that was about 20 to 24 weeks, according to police.

One eyewitness told a neighbour that he and his fiance saw someone light a fire in the street. The couple then tried to put it out when they saw the tiny body.

The homeless crisis in Phoenix has been growing since the pandemic with 3,096 as of this year.

Joel Coplin told 12 News that he said that his fiance came and was trying to put the fire out, and then he went to stamp on it to put it out and discovered it was a baby in there.

He said he saw the head, a perfectly shaped head, and little arms, hands, legs and chest. He then grabbed his fiance and turned away so she wouldn’t see it, and he was freaked out, he then called 911. The fetus was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Phoenix homeless encampment the fetus was found at, known as ‘The Zone’ by some, is one of the several developing tent cities in the Arizona state capital that grew during the pandemic.

Joel Coplin’s home overlooks the streets nearby where the fetus was found. He wasn’t in complete shock about the discovery, and he said that anything could happen around there and that they were right down here in ‘The Zone’, and anything and everything does happen.

According to 12 News, about 1,000 homeless people are now sleeping in the encampment as of October 27.

A lawsuit was recently launched and heard in court about the conditions of the encampment after property owners sued earlier this year.

City officials also said they were working to resolve the homelessness problem, and suggested the opening of a new homeless shelter.

Thousands of people were declared homeless in Phoenix during the pandemic in 2020, with faeces and garbage scattered throughout ‘The Zone’ that’s nearby luxury apartment buildings and restaurants.

The current homeless tally in Phoenix was 3,096, according to city officials. The rise in rent and the pandemic were at the forefront of blame for the increase since 2020 when 2,380 homeless people were reported.

All we can hope for now is that the fetus was already dead before it was set alight, and the fetus definitely deserved better, but this is just another day in Joe Biden’s new America.

What’s happening to the world that we live in?

The homeless crisis in America is simply horrific, and the whole situation is just overwhelming all around, and Joe Biden’s America is a nightmare, and being homeless isn’t a crime, and this fetus was a baby, not really a fetus, a human being, and it was set on fire, and now it seems that life is cheap.

America is a prosperous place, who would believe that they would have a problem like this going on in the world? And it appears that thousands of people have been cut adrift and left to rot – what a sick world we live in!

Humans are a plague on this planet, and America is in rapid decline, and Americans really have no education, and the fact that they have homeless encampments means that America has miserably failed as a society.

Despite The Dismissal Of Virginia Giuffre’s Lawsuit, Outcast Prince Andrew Plans To Fight Back And Return To Public Life

Prince Andrew was said to be preparing for a fightback as he was adamant to return to public life, which could still be feasible.

It comes after Prince Andrew’s accuser, Virginia Giuffre, dropped a case she’d brought against American lawyer Alan Dershowitz, saying she may have made a mistake when she accused him of sexual abuse.

A source said that everything had changed and Prince Andrew was determined to fight.

Prince Andrew, 62, paid Giuffre, 39, a reported £12 million to settle a civil lawsuit in which she accused him of sexual abuse, but he’s always and vehemently repudiated the claims.

It came as he spent yesterday shooting with Princess Anne, Prince Edward and other members of the Royal Family on the Windsor estate.

King Charles was also seen in Windsor and is believed to have joined his siblings in the afternoon, but a Buckingham Palace source said the King hadn’t attended the shoot, which took place two days before His Majesty’s 74th birthday.

The Duke seemed relaxed as he enjoyed lunch with Anne, her husband Tim Laurence, and Edward and his wife, the Countess of Wessex.

Sophie Winkleman, the wife of Freddie Windsor, was also seen with the Royal group on the Windsor estate.

The pictures of the family group revealed that Prince Andrew, far from being out in the cold, still has the support of members of his family, yet he wasn’t present at the Cenotaph as he’s no longer able to take part in Royal occasions.

He was also missing from the Festival of Remembrance at the Albert Hall, which remembered those who battled in the Falklands conflict in 1982, in which Prince Andrew served with the Royal Navy.

A newspaper outlet revealed that Prince Andrew was left bereft and in tears, after the King made it clear to him that there would be no way back for him at ‘The Firm’.

The Duke is said to have been blindsided by the outcome of the private meeting, held at Charle’s Birkhall estate in Scotland, just days before the Queen’s demise, but his ex-wife and loyal supporter Sarah Ferguson was jubilant after news of Miss Giuffre’s breakdown.

A friend added that there was a feeling Prince Andrew wanted to forge onwards with a new life but the only person who could agree to that was the Monarch, which means that these discussions would have to start all over again now that there is a new King. Nevertheless, it doesn’t seem that the public wants him back, but some do because they believe that he was set up by a dreadful woman.

This was not a fair trial where Prince Andrew was concerned, it was a witch hunt – they may as well have drowned him and then waited to see if he came up alive, and now his credibility has been lost even though he’s not been found guilty of anything.

He might not be completely blameless for past deeds, even if it were by association, but there is no actual proof that he actually did anything bad. The photos of him could have been fake. I mean, how easy is it these days to fake a picture – 1, 2, 3 and it’s done, and then the media cop hold of it and it’s there for life? They say that what’s in the newspapers today is tomorrow’s history, but unfortunately, that’s not actually true because it’s archived for another press release and then it raises its unsightly head all over again.

So, even though Prince Andrew has never been convicted of a crime, he should bow down gracefully and live a quiet life, apart from family dinners and family parties.

Non-Barcoded Stamps Won’t Be Banned Until Next Summer

A prohibition on old non-barcoded stamps has been postponed until next summer in a remarkable victory for The Mail on Sunday and letter writers across the United Kingdom.

The Royal Mail’s climbdown also sees forms and Freepost envelopes being made available at post offices, making the process of exchanging old stamps for new ones much easier.

Royal Mail is rolling out barcoded stamps, which it states will help tackle fraud and make it easier to track posts, but an abrupt cut-off on January 31 to use old stamps led to fears that Britons, particularly the UK’s 12 million pensioners, who post much more than younger people, would be left with tens of millions of unused and useless stamps.

MPs, watchdogs and customers welcomed the move by the postal service in response to The Mail on Sunday’s campaign.

They’d urged Royal Mail to extend the looming deadline and called for the company to make it easier for those who need to change their old stamps for the new barcoded ones.

Before their intervention, customers had to download and print a form from the internet, which was unpopular among many senior people who prefer to do things face to face.

Royal Mail said that it had listened to the MoS and its customers and decided that the deadline, in less than three months, was too soon.

Matthew Parkes, managing director of stamps at Royal Mail, said that in order to give their customers even more time to use up any remaining non-barcoded stamps, they had chosen to introduce a six-month grace period commencing from the original deadline of January 31, 2023, where non-barcoded stamps would still be delivered as normal.

He said that to make things even easier for their customers, they have also agreed with the Post Office to include the forms to allow customers to exchange stamps alongside Freepost envelopes in its branches, which means that customers will be able to fill out a form, insert into a Freepost envelope with any remaining non-barcoded stamps and hand it over for posting in a Post Office branch.

Royal Mail had already changed its mind about the prohibition on pictorial stamps, such as Christmas ones, earlier this year. As a result, stamps with images, even ones that don’t carry a barcode, will continue to be valid.

Tory MP Alexander Stafford, vice chairman of Westminster’s all-party philately group, said that the Mail on Sunday was to be hailed for standing up for the rights of Royal Mail and Post Office customers across the nation.

The problem now is that stamps are a waste of money with people sending mail that never gets to where it’s supposed to go. What kind of company gets away with not doing what consumers pay for?

Royal Mail are greedy and stamps are so costly, it’s no surprise people are now sending more emails and cards electronically.

Stamps have actually no real value at all, they’re just tiny scraps of paper. It’s the service we’re paying for, which presently we’re not getting because they keep going on strike.

The change over of stamps is simple. Do the same as the Bank of England and run the old stamps for a time, with both stamps in circulation, then when all the old stamps have become outdated you can take your old stamps to the post office and swap them for the new bar-coded ones.

All they required was a bit of logic and common sense. They could have used TV and social media advertising campaign, being able to exchange old stamps for new ones at the Post Office, or perhaps even most logical of all, not changing the stamps at all, or allowing both types to be used. Britain never used to be this disorganised, what happened?

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab Accused Of Hurling Tomatoes At Civil Servants From Pret a Manger Salad

Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab is facing a string of claims that he mistreated civil servants amid reports he angrily hurled tomatoes and has been nicknamed ‘The Incinerator’.

It follows claims that Ministry of Justice staff was offered a way out of the department when Dominic Raab was reinstated as Justice Secretary amid apparent concerns over his past conduct in the position.

Dominic Raab is alleged to have presided over a culture of fear during his previous time there, with unknown civil servants arguing he acted in a derogatory, rude and aggressive way, with one branding him a bully.

On one occasion, he is said to have thrown tomatoes from a Pret a Manger salad across a table in a fit of anger because he wasn’t happy with the way he was being briefed.

Dominic Raab has also reportedly earned himself ‘The Incinerator’ title because he burns through staff so fast.

A spokesman for the Deputy PM dismissed the allegations as complete hogwash and said he always acted with the utmost professionalism, but more accusations about Dominic Raab’s behaviour emerged dating back to his time as Brexit Secretary in 2018.

According to a newspaper outlet, a formal expression of concern was sent to the Cabinet Office about his behaviour but no further action was taken.

However, fellow Tories rode to Dominic Raab’s defence, with MP Helen Grant stating she’d witnessed an extremely worthy Minister with high professional standards when working with him when he was Foreign Secretary.

Tory MP Eddie Hughes also said he’d never seen Dominic Raab be disrespectful to anyone during his time in the housing or Brexit departments, adding that he was extremely hard-working and expects others to be as well.

There appear to be a lot of official complaints being made against Dominic Raab, but they were all alleged, and who made these complaints? What did this man really do? Oh yes, he launched a tomato because he was having a bad day. Don’t most people have bad days, it’s what makes us human beings, although I’m sure some in parliament are still walking on their knuckles.

Can we please stop this now and focus on getting this mess of a country back on its feet? Honestly, the cost of living crisis is far more important than a few tomatoes.

Let’s be real here, tossing a tomato at a civil servant is hardly headline news. Now if it had said he hurled a hand grenade, that may have gotten some response.

What is the media trying to do? Make these MPs and civil servants into gangsters – it was a tomato, not a machine gun – next, they’ll be calling Dominic Raab ‘Al Capone’.

Dominic Raab was just being a typical Tory and chucking his toys out of his pram, only this time it was a tomato! He’s not a bully, he’s just a powder puff.

Charles Will Give Staff A One-Off Bonus Of £600 Out Of His Own Pocket

According to sources, King Charles III will hand staff on lower wages a bonus out of his own pocket to help them to get through the cost of living crisis.

A newspaper outlet reported that the new ruler has told hundreds of royal employees that they will be given up to £600 on top of their pay this month.

As winter draws in and fears of a recession loom, the one-off sum is expected to go towards covering rising energy bills and mortgage costs.

The staff members who will be receiving the financial boost are said to include cleaners, footmen and servants.

Over the summer, Charles, then Prince of Wales, asked MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis, who he awarded a CBE, for a brief to try to understand how rising energy bills were impacting people.

As part of the Palace’s reported scheme, staff making less than £30,000 a year will receive £600, while those on higher wages will get one-off payments ranging from £200-£400 depending on their earnings.

Rather than coming from the taxpayer, the bonuses are expected to come from the King’s personal income.

Single workers living in accommodation supplied by the Royal Household are expected to receive £200 each. Meanwhile, those with earnings between £30,000 and £40,000 will receive £400 extra.

Figures recently revealed that there are 491 full-time staff employed at the inhabited royal palaces, which include Buckingham Palace, Balmoral and Windsor Castle.

It comes ahead of next week’s budget, in which Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is expected to limit public sector pay rises.

Buckingham Palace has been contacted for comment.

This is an extremely nice gesture from King Charles, although I suspect he will get a lot of criticism, whatever he does, but no matter how large or little it is, every bit benefits, but typically only envy will come from those who don’t receive it.

However, if the King actually wanted to be plentiful, he would be giving his workers a permanent pay rise. He’s a multi-billionaire, he should pay them a proper wage in the first place, so that they don’t need handouts, but then let’s not forget that he paid his staff their full wages out of his own funds during the lockdown when they couldn’t work, and he didn’t take the Government furlough payments.

The King didn’t have to do that, and it’s a very thoughtful gesture, and how many other men of means would do that? Hey Rishi Sunak, perhaps he should be taking a gold leaf out of the King’s book and supporting those out there that are becoming destitute!

Due To Cost Of Living Concerns, Almost TWO-THIRDS Of Britons Are Rationing Heating At Home

New figures reveal that almost two-thirds of Britons say they’re taking measures to ration their heating because of the cost of living crisis.

In numbers which show the despair felt by the country about the state of its and their own finances, more than half (56 per cent) are also worried about how they will heat their homes this winter.

Numbers released by the Office for National Statistics also reveal that two-thirds have trimmed down on non-essential spending, and more than four in 10 have cut down on their food shopping.

It comes as Chancellor Jeremy Hunt prepares to give his Autumn Statement next week which is expected to include tax rises and public spending cuts.

Last week the Bank of England warned the United Kingdom faced the latest slump in more than a century.

The ONS found that the cost of living remains the area of biggest concern to voters.

More than nine in 10 (93 per cent) said it was an important issue, compared to the NHS (82 per cent), the economy generally (79 per cent) and climate change (66 per cent).

Some 91 per cent of those polled said their cost of living had increased in the past year, with 77 per cent noticing an upsurge in the past month.

Almost half (47 per cent) said they didn’t expect to be able to save any money in the next year.

The most common actions

The most common actions reported by all adults because of the rising cost of living were spending less on non-essentials and using less gas and electricity at home.

Also, about half (46 per cent) of adults with a mortgage reported being extremely or moderately concerned about changes in mortgage interest rates.

Jeremy Hunt warned of a difficult road ahead as it revealed the economy went into reverse in the third quarter.

The Chancellor suggested he’s engaged in a damage limitation exercise after a 0.2 per cent fall in GDP between July and September, saying his Autumn Statement aims to make any recession quicker and shallower.

The figure wasn’t as bad as feared, after the Bank of England and analysts pencilled in a 0.5 per cent contraction for the UK plc in the three months. However, it suggests the UK might already be in a downturn, technically defined as two consecutive quarters of decline.

Many people are worried about putting their heating on, and some still haven’t put their heating on at all and are just carrying a hot water bottle around with them.

It’s getting colder now and just getting up in the morning to go to the bathroom, it’s freezing and those people that don’t have a tumble dryer or do have one and can’t use it, clothes are taking ages to dry, and we haven’t even reached the really cold spell yet.

It’s almost like we’ve regressed as a society by almost 80 years, and our Government need to do something about this, especially now that they’re making record profits, and the people of the UK deserve better than this.

What we must avoid here is our elderly and vulnerable being left to freeze to death. Many elderly and vulnerable will die this winter because they won’t be able to afford to put their heating on.

So far this winter the weather has been rather mild for this time of the year, but still cold since we had such a hot summer, but the coldest months are yet to come with January and February approaching, along with a proper cold snap which will probably be quite brutal.

In A Swiss Factory, A Worker Falls Into A Vat Of Molten Aluminium At 720C

A worker miraculously survived after he fell into a vat of molten aluminium at a factory but managed to drag himself to safety.

The 25-year-old electrician fell into a furnace filled with 720C (1,328F) molten aluminium while he was working at the factory in St Gallen, northeastern Switzerland.

The young man was immersed in the molten metal up to his knees but managed to brave the pain and pull himself out of the furnace.

He had been carrying out work with a coworker on the furnace holding the aluminium on Wednesday evening.

The man fell into a circular opening at the top of the furnace.

Two emergency Swiss air rescue doctors and paramedics looked after him at the factory. He was then helicoptered to the hospital with extensive burns.

St Gallen City Police are investigating how the accident occurred.

This was a terrible accident, and this guy probably only endured that kind of heat because his nerve endings were fried, and it’s extremely doubtful they will be able to save his legs, that’s even assuming the poor man survives such horrendous injuries.

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