Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah announced tonight that Hezbollah will resume its operations, but “these operations have nothing to do with avenging the blood of martyr Fawad Shekar”
The author of a major review into cyber security says recommendations he made back in February would have helped tackle the major Crowdstrike IT outage crisis today.
Despite the McPartland Review being published in February, the recommendations ended up sitting on a shelf because Mr Sunak called the general election in May.
The plan to tackle today’s Crowdstrike problem was put on a shelf somewhere back in February, because there was an election.
Today, there are several reports circulating that Maricopa County Elections also “experienced an outage at some voting locations.”
Many X users are lashing out saying “today isn’t Election Day” - to me, it doesn’t matter what day is Election Day. Crowdstrike needs to be taken out of our election systems so people can feel more comfortable casting their vote, making sure it counts and cannot be manipulated.
The gunman who tried to assassinate Donald Trump was spotted on the roof nearly 30 minutes before the shooting, according to reports by WPXI-TV.
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Beaver County’s ESU team had eight members at the rally, including snipers and spotters. According to multiple law enforcement sources, one of them noticed a suspicious man on a roof near the rally at 5:45 p.m., called it in and took a picture of the person.
That person was Thomas Crooks.
26 minutes after a second picture of Crooks was taken by law enforcement and the information was called in, shots were fired from the roof of the American Glass Research building.
🇺🇦 Zelensky and his gang have legalized the purchase of agricultural land in Ukraine by foreign entities
At the moment, three companies have already bought 17 million hectares of agricultural land. This is slightly less than half of all agricultural land - 42.7 million hectares - Mriya
Another such purchase - and there is no Ukrainian country. No land for the people.
Based on the information provided, three large American multinationals have been reported to have purchased significant amounts of agricultural land in Ukraine. These companies are:
1. Cargill 2. DuPont 3. Monsanto (which is officially German-Australian but with American capital)
These companies are said to have collectively bought 17 million hectares of agricultural land in Ukraine.
There are several US politicians who have received campaign contributions from Cargill or have been associated with the company.
Here are some key points:
1. **Senator Tina Smith (D-Minn.)**: She is one of the top federal recipients of campaign cash from Cargill’s political action committee or company employees.
2. **Senator Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.)**: Although not directly mentioned as a recipient of contributions from Cargill, she has been criticized for her stance on monopolies while being supported by Cargill, which has a near total monopoly on the global agricultural system.
3. **Various members of Congress**: The party split of federal recipients of campaign cash from Cargill shows that both Democrats and Republicans have received contributions from the company.
4. **Former Iowa Governor Terry Branstad**: Although not a federal politician, he is mentioned in connection with the Farm Credit Scandal and has been involved with Summit Carbon Solutions, which has ties to Cargill.
These are the key points related to US politicians being involved with Cargill.
“I’m looking forward to hearing from President Biden,” Hakeem Jeffries told AP’s Farnoush Amiri this morning. “And until he articulates a way forward in terms of his vision for America at this moment, I’m going to reserve comment about anything relative to where we are at this moment, other than to say I stand behind the ticket. I stand behind the Senate Democratic majority. And of course, we’re going to do everything that we need to do as House Democrats to win.”
Reporters for CBS asked Pelosi, “What do you say to Democrats who feel that there should be another nominee after the president’s debate performance last night?” Pelosi evaded the question entirely, saying “I’ll make a statement about this, but not right now.”