Originally published at: https://peakprosperity.com/daily-digest/murder-in-manhattan-preemptive-pardon-for-fauci/
US Politics & News
The Biden administration is reportedly considering preemptive pardons for Adam Schiff, Liz Cheney, and Anthony Fauci, according to a tweet by LeadingReport. This move, if true, could have significant political implications, though details remain sparse. Both Schiff and Cheney have denied any need for a pardon, labeling the rumors as baseless distractions. The White House has refrained from commenting on hypothetical scenarios, while some commentators suggest the consideration of pardons might be a strategic move to protect key figures from potential legal challenges.
Meanwhile, the FBI’s counterintelligence operations are under scrutiny as Cash Patel, a former Justice Department official, is reportedly at the center of an investigation. Allegations suggest that the FBI is employing tactics similar to those used against Donald Trump, with leaks to media outlets like CNN raising questions about the agency’s internal dynamics. Patel, known for his work supporting veterans and whistleblowers, is being investigated for potential corruption, despite his reputation for integrity. This situation highlights ongoing concerns about the FBI’s culture and the need for systemic reform, as emphasized by whistleblower Steve Friend. Notably, Senator Ted Cruz has publicly supported Patel for the position of FBI Director, citing his qualifications and potential to restore public trust in the agency.
In Midtown Manhattan, United Health Care CEO Brian Thompson was shot multiple times outside the Hilton Hotel, and the suspect remains at large. This incident has prompted a wide manhunt and the cancellation of United Health Care’s annual investor day. The NYPD is actively pursuing leads, describing the suspect and seeking public assistance.
Moving to immigration, an internal Department of Homeland Security report highlights the failure to safeguard vulnerable immigrant children, many of whom may be victims of human trafficking. This situation has prompted calls for accountability and action to locate missing children (reportedly over 300,000) and ensure their safety. The Department of Health and Human Services has reportedly been working to improve the vetting process for sponsors, implementing new protocols to address these concerns.
Finally, the surveillance state continues to expand, with the Rutherford Institute highlighting the monitoring of individuals through government and corporate technologies. This surveillance, facilitated by tools like geofencing and facial recognition, poses significant threats to privacy and freedom, despite assurances of safety. The Electronic Frontier Foundation has been vocal about the need for stronger privacy laws, criticizing the expansion of these technologies.
Geopolitics
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, with Russia advancing in eastern Ukraine and reclaiming territory in Kursk. The tension is compounded by Russia’s demand for Ukraine to remain neutral and President Zelenskyy’s resignation, a challenging proposition for any future Ukrainian leader. As Donald Trump prepares to take office, the potential for a ceasefire remains uncertain, with significant territorial and economic stakes at play. Ukrainian forces are actively defending against Russian advances, emphasizing the importance of international support to bolster their defense capabilities.
In a related development, Tucker Carlson has returned to Moscow, warning of an increased risk of nuclear conflict between the U.S. and Russia. Carlson’s interview with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov underscores the diplomatic freeze between the two nations, as the Biden administration reportedly refrains from engaging in dialogue. However, the U.S. State Department has refuted claims of cutting off all communication, emphasizing ongoing efforts to manage the situation responsibly.
Economy
The global economy faces challenges due to complexity and resource constraints. The need for simplification is becoming apparent as issues like income inequality and unsustainable systems lead to political upheaval. Historical examples, such as the Soviet Union’s collapse, illustrate the potential consequences of unchecked complexity. As resources become scarcer, a shift towards local manufacturing and reduced international trade may be necessary. The Wall Street Journal reports that the Trump administration is considering significant changes to federal spending, aligning with the idea of economic simplification.
Sources
FBI’s Counterintelligence Playbook: Cash Patel’s Investigation and the Deep State’s Dirty Tricks Unveiled
This is the, this is ground zero for every op that has been launched against the American public.
Biden Administration Allegedly Mulls Preemptive Pardons for Schiff, Cheney, and Fauci
BREAKING: Biden White House is reportedly considering preemptive pardons for Adam Schiff, Liz Cheney, and Anthony Fauci.
Source | Submitted by Chris Martenson
The Five Major Hurdles to Peace Between Russia and Ukraine: A Pre-Trump Inauguration Analysis
Ukraine’s non-accession to NATO is a point that is not negotiable for Russia.
Source | Submitted by Celeo Ramirez
The Surveillance State: Big Brother’s Holiday Gift That Keeps on Watching
Big Tech wedded to Big Government has become Big Brother.
Source | Submitted by bcoop
The Complexity Conundrum: Why the World Economy Needs a Simpler Path Forward
At some point, the added complexity trend needs to shift toward simplification.
Source | Submitted by rhollenb
Shocking Murder: United Health Care CEO Brian Thompson Shot Dead in Midtown Manhattan
The CEO of United Health Care has just been shot to death in Midtown Manhattan.
Source | Submitted by Kathy
Tucker Carlson in Moscow: Claims U.S. Nearing Nuclear Conflict with Russia Amidst Diplomatic Freeze
“We are closer to nuclear war than at any time in history, far closer than we were during the Cuban Missile crisis,” Carlson warned.
Source | Submitted by bcoop
Missing in America: The Unaccounted Migrant Children Crisis Under Biden-Harris Administration
Over 300,000 unaccompanied migrant children who crossed the U.S. border during the Biden-Harris administration are unaccounted for.
Source | Submitted by bcoop
In addition to sources submitted by community members, the following were also used in the creation of this report: The Intercept, LeadingReport on X, The Washington Post, The Guardian, The Wall Street Journal, Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) on X, U.S. State Department – X, United Health Care’s official X account, NYPD’s official X account, and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on X.
