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Australian National Review – Receipts Prove Matt Gaetz Correct, The Deep State Stole The 2020 Election

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Receipts Prove Matt Gaetz Correct, The Deep State Stole the 2020 Election

By CHARLES DOWNS

In April National File reported on a Matt Gaetz interview in which Gaetz claimed the Weaponization Committee had proof that former Deputy and Acting Director of the CIA Mike Morell conspired with the Biden campaign to come up with the infamous letter that falsely stated Hunter Biden’s laptop was Russian disinformation. On Wednesday, “The Interim Joint Staff Report of the Committee on the Judiciary Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government, and Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence” proved everything Gaetz said in the April interview was correct.

During an April interview, Matt Gaetz said, “So people know who Mike Morell is former Deputy Director of the CIA, former Acting Director of the CIA, he wanted to be Joe Biden’s CIA Director got a phone call from Tony Blinken who was representing the Biden campaign saying ‘gee Mike doesn’t this Hunter Biden laptop look like Russian disinformation?’ Morell testifies that it triggers him to be the ring leader of an enterprise to put together a letter for the specific purpose of use of Joe Biden in the presidential debate. ”

The newly released Weaponization Committee report reads almost word for word from Gaetz’s April interview, “Biden campaign advisor Antony Blinken’s outreach to former CIA Acting Director Michael Morell was the impetus for the public statement, which was intended to give the Biden campaign a “talking point” with which to respond to the Hunter Biden allegations.” read part of the report.

Another part of the report states the goal of the letter was to help Joe Biden get elected, “As Morell testified, a goal of writing a statement was to “help Vice President Biden” win the election. To achieve this goal, Morell wanted to affix as many signatures from former intelligence officials and employees as he could. For Morell, “The more former intelligence officers, the better.”

Stew Peters thanked Matt Gaetz for his efforts by tweeting, “@mattgaetz – Glad you’re covering this. This story is THE STORY. All the others are NOISE. Now, let’s FIX it!

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Nestle Faces Backlash for Sugar Content in their Baby Food Across Developing Nations

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Nestle is under fire for allegedly adding sugar to its baby food products in developing countries, including India, but not in Europe or the UK. A recent study found Nestle’s cerelac products in India contain nearly three grams of added sugar per serving. The disclosure has sparked concern among parents and health advocates over the potential

The impact on infant health and nutrition, raising questions about food safety standards and the trustworthiness of global food brands. Nestle India insists its products comply with international and local standards, highlighting efforts to reduce added sugars in its infant cereals during the past five years.

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Ecuador’s Constitutional Court Mandates Removal of Residual Explosives from Oil Exploration in the Amazon

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Ecuador Faces Unprecedented Electricity Rationing Amid Severe El Niño-Induced Drought

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Also in Ecuador, a severe drought attributed to the El niño weather phenomenon has forced the government to initiate electricity rationing in major cities, severely affecting daily life and local businesses. The diminished rainfall has depleted reservoirs, drastically reducing output from hydroelectric plants that provide approximately three-quarters of the country’s power.

Residents are urged to reduce power consumption, facing scheduled power outages lasting three hours. The situation has unintentionally benefited some businesses, like candle shops, which have seen increased sales during blackouts. The government promises to subsidize April’s electricity bills, appealing for a collective effort to mitigate the crisis’s impact on everyday life. Neighboring Colombia has also experienced water rationing as reservoir levels plummet, impacting local water supplies.

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