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Alex Jones back on X after vote

Published 12 December 2023
– By Editorial Staff
Alex Jones was banned in September 2018.

Outspoken journalist and documentary filmmaker Alex Jones has had his X account reinstated after a five-year ban.

This comes after Elon Musk, CEO of X (formerly Twitter), organized a vote on the platform where over 70% of users voted to welcome Jones back.

It was in September 2018 that Alex Jones was banned under Twitter’s former owner, after he allegedly repeatedly violated the platform’s “abusive behavior policy”.

– Elon Musk says he’s a free-speech absolutist, but still hasn’t let me back on Twitter with my own channel,” Jones said. “I’m not even mad at Elon Musk, I understand he’s done as much as he thinks he can. But I hope Elon will watch this interview and actually hear from me why I was really banned on Twitter before he bought it, not for the false reasons he’s given., the InfoWars profile explained in an interview with Tucker Carlson.

This was also the case two days later after Musk launched a poll on X. Users were asked to decide whether Alex Jones should be allowed to return to the platform, and more than 70 percent said yes.

“The people have spoken and so it shall be”, Musk commented on the result.

Trump got his account back

Previously, Elon Musk also revoked Donald Trump’s ban, also after a vote on the platform. On this occasion, 51.8 percent of 15 million users voted for Trump to get his Twitter account back, and so it was.

It should be noted that Elon Musk had previously been skeptical about allowing Jones to return – after he questioned whether the Sandy Hook school shooting really took place as reported in the media.

“Expose the WEF (World Economic Forum) globalists and their puppets. Focus on the US proxy war in Ukraine and the US backed war criminals in Israel. Tell the world about the unholy alliance between Democrats, Big Tech and the Deep State”, Musk commented at the time.

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Trump avoids punishment in hush money case

US presidential election

Published today 16:37
– By Editorial Staff

President-elect Donald Trump has been convicted of accounting violations in the high-profile “hush money” case but still escapes punishment.

During a court hearing via video link in New York on January 10, 2025, the judge announced that Trump will receive an unconditional release, meaning he will avoid both a prison sentence and a fine.

The case involves payments to buy the silence of several people, including porn actress Stormy Daniels, ahead of the 2016 presidential election. Trump has consistently denied the allegations, describing the process as a politically motivated attempt to undermine his chances in the 2024 election.

It’s been a political witch hunt. It was done to damage my reputation so that I would lose the election, and, obviously, that didn’t work, Trump said during the hearing.

The unconditional release decision means that the conviction remains on Trump’s record, making him the first presidential candidate in US history with such a charge. However, Trump plans to appeal the conviction.

Keir Starmer accused of meddling in US elections

US presidential election

Published today 15:26
– By Editorial Staff
Keir Starmer and Joe Biden during a meeting last summer.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces allegations that the Labour Party influenced the 2024 US presidential election by sending volunteers to assist Kamala Harris’ campaign.

At the same time, criticism of the Prime Minister is growing at home, where he is accused of failing to act against Pakistani grooming gangs and a former Labour politician was arrested in a pedophile scandal days after he took an official stance on Starmer.

A political storm with international ramifications began in October 2024 when Donald Trump’s campaign accused UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the Labour Party of trying to influence the US presidential election.

According to a complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission (FEC), the Labor Party sent volunteers to the United States to assist Kamala Harris’ campaign, which the Trump campaign described as “blatant foreign interference”.

– To protect our democracy from illegal foreign influence, it is imperative that the Federal Election Commission investigate this matter immediately, said Gary Lawkowski, campaign lawyer for Trump.

The complaint specifically pointed to a now-deleted LinkedIn post by Labor Party Chief Operating Officer Sofia Patel, in which she urged volunteers to travel to North Carolina and promised: “We will sort your housing”.

The Labor Party has not denied that volunteers traveled to the US but insists that no law was broken.

– The Labour party has volunteers, who have gone over pretty much every election, said Keir Starmer. They’re doing it in their spare time, they’re doing it as volunteers.

Criticism of Starmer’s domestic policy

Meanwhile, criticism of Starmer is growing at home. Violence against girls has reached record levels and the controversy surrounding grooming gangs continues to dominate the debate. During his time as head of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS), Starmer has been accused of failing to act forcefully against these groups, leading to widespread abuse scandals in towns such as Rotherham and Rochdale.

Last August, there was a knife attack in Southport in which three girls were killed. The incident has become a symbol of rising crime in the UK and led to riots in several cities. Four months later, in January this year, Elon Musk tweeted “Prison for Starmer ” in reference to the attack, further increasing pressure on the Prime Minister.

Starmer defender arrested in pedophile scandal

The crisis for the Labor Party deepened recently when former Labor MP Ivor Caplin was arrested after a sting operation carried out by citizen activists. Caplin is accused of trying to arrange a meeting with a 15-year-old boy.

Caplin, who had previously called Musk’s criticism of Starmer “unacceptable” and “unfounded”, was arrested just days after he publicly defended the prime minister. He has been released on bail pending the investigation.

Trump spreads video critical of Netanyahu

Donald Trump's USA

Published today 14:08
– By Editorial Staff
Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu.

US President-elect Donald Trump has shared a video in which economist Jeffrey Sachs sharply criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

In the video, posted on Trump’s Truth Social platform on 8 January 2025, Sachs accuses Netanyahu of influencing US foreign policy in favor of Israel and of pushing for “endless wars” in the Middle East.

Sachs claims that since 1995, Netanyahu has pursued a strategy of weakening Hamas and Hezbollah by destabilizing their supporting governments in countries such as Iraq, Iran and Syria. He describes Netanyahu as “obsessive” and calls him a “deep dark son of a bitch”.

It is unclear why Trump chose to share the video, especially given that he and Netanyahu recently had a “very friendly, warm” discussion about hostage negotiations and Syria, among other things.

Trump plans meeting with Putin: “We are setting it up”

The new cold war

Published yesterday 12:16
– By Editorial Staff
Putin and Trump during their meeting in Helsinki in 2018.

US President-elect Donald Trump has announced that a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin is now being arranged.

– He wants to meet, and we’re setting it up, Trump said at a meeting of Republican governors in Mar-a-Lago, Florida.

Trump described the war in Ukraine as “a bloody mess ” and expressed his intention to end the conflict. During his election campaign, he promised to end the war within 24 hours of taking office, but has recently conceded that a six-month period is a more realistic timeframe.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov also confirms that the Russian president’s line has been firmly established that he is open to talks with Trump and that there are no preconditions for such a meeting.

– The president has repeatedly stated his openness to contact with international leaders, including the U.S. president, including Donald Trump, said Peskov.

Trump’s planned meeting with Putin has raised concerns in Kiev, where there are fears that US military support could be reduced and Ukraine could be pushed into an unfavorable peace deal.