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Officials Mum On Chef’s Death

Mystery continues to surround the untimely paddle-board drowning of Obama family chef Tafari Campbell on Martha’s Vineyard.

Stew Peters reports that authorities continue to stonewall the media, even refusing basic details about the case, and have been mum on the results of the autopsy, which only revealed there was no outward bruising on Campbell’s body.

Susan Daniels, who spent 30 years as a private investigator and is a self-proclaimed expert on everything Obama, joins “The Stew Peters Show” with some startling facts of her own on the case. She says though the official police report said Campbell died in 8 feet of water just off the shoreline, his body was found 100 feet from shore. And the fact that there is no mention in the autopsy report of water in Campbell’s lungs is highly suspicious.

Daniels says she obtained the Massachusetts Estuary Report, which shows the water depth throughout the Edgar Small Pond, where Campbell drowned. The reports says the water level is 2 feet near the shoreline and even at 100 feet. It doesn’t rise to 8 feet until 300 feet from shore. Was Campbell’s drowning more than an accident? What are the authorities hiding? Here more with Peters and Daniels.

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Is Archer Telling The Truth?

Mandy O’Brien, host of Bombards Body Language, peers into the character of Devon Archer, Hunter Biden’s business partner, with some interesting results.

O’Brien analyzes Archer’s recent interview with Tucker On Twitter, where Tucker Carlson grills him on his questionable connection to the Biden Crime Family and their devious dealings with foreign adversaries. Among O’Brien’s immediate assessment of the interview was Archer’s stressful effort to keep Joe “The Big Guy” Biden out of the talking points. But was he honest and truthful? Here’s more of her analysis.

Elon: Epitome Of A Front Man

The Reese Report’s Greg Reese paints a different picture of Elon Musk’s rise to prominence, which seemingly skirts the dark side.

Reese reports that Musk’s meteoric rise to fame and fortune was sprinkled with half-truths and outright lies, even dating back to his upbringing in South Africa. He not only lied about growing up poor, when his family owned a lucrative emerald mine, but also fabricated facts about his college education and, later, his associations with Pay Pal and Tesla.

Reese now questions Musk’s true connection with Twitter and his sudden rebranding of the social-media giant. Is Elon really the epitome of a front man? Here’s more from the Reese Report.

Socialism Ruins Environment

Socialists say they care about the environment, but the real world shows that capitalism works better.

Tom Palmer, executive vice-president of Atlas Network, says we tried controlling the environment through socialism and it was a complete failure. “Socialist governments have the worst environmental record on the planet,” he says. Here’s the  evidence.

Brunson Case Back On Docket

The controversial Brunson v. Alma S. Adams case appears to be rising from the ashes yet again, featuring a different petitioner.

Loy Brunson, one of the suitors in the historic case regarding the results of the 2020 Presidential election and the lone petitioner in the new version, says the U.S. Supreme Court has docketed and filed a new petition via Rule 11: Petition for a writ of certiorari.

Brunson says his case qualifies under Rule 11, which states the petition will be granted, pending judgement from the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, only upon a showing that the case is of such imperative public importance as to justify deviation from normal appellate practice and require immediate determination.

SCOTUS denied the petition for a rehearing in the Raland Brunson v. Alma Adams lawsuit in late February. Here’s more, courtesy of The Daily Drip.

 

Saving Our Skies

The Healthy American’s Peggy Hall reports that the federal government has admitted manipulating monster snowstorms and other dangerous weather, and have been doing so for decades.

Hall says not only is the weather being tinkered with, but the feds are also contaminating our atmosphere with a deadly chemical that is killing thousands. Meanwhile, Harvard University admits it is messing with our skies via geo-engineering and sun-dimming. Hall digs into the details on these stories, plus more.

Who Owns Hunter’s Laptop?

Hunter Biden filed a federal court claim this week over a laptop filled with his personal information that was widely distributed, alleging that a computer repairman violated his privacy and took part in a conspiracy by helping others to invade his privacy.

Biden left the laptop with the repairman and never paid for the repairs, so presumably the laptop became the property of the repairman. But Biden claims the laptop is different from the data held within the laptop, and the repairman had no right to release the salacious material. The lawsuit charges “an egregious violation of Mr. Biden’s right of privacy.”

Here, Lionel Nation delves into this slippery case where court law has yet to fully catch up with rapidly changing technology. This is fairly new kind of case, but there have been similar instances that have been adjudicated in the past, so we can surmise where the Biden case might be headed.

Covid: Who Was Right?

After three years of Covid-19, what lessons can we learn? Did lockdowns work? What about closing schools? What countries did best?

John Stossel says it turns out that America’s lockdowns did not work. Even though the media praised New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo for an “amazing job,” his state ended up with more deaths than “irresponsible” Florida. Meanwhile, some countries, like Australia, imposed brutal lockdowns.

“My producer crunched the numbers at MaximumTruth.Substack.com and found that lockdowns did save some lives,” Stossel says. “But they weren’t worth it.” Here’s his report.

SCOTUS Rejects Brunson Case

The U.S. Supreme Court denied certiorari (judicial review of lower court decision) to the Brunson v. Alma Adams case, regarding alleged Constitutional irregularities by Congress in certifying the 2020 presidential election. The case named the members of Congress who failed to vote against the 10-day audit of the 2020 presidential election as defendants.

Kek-Check News reports the ruling means the lower court’s ruling that the Brunson case did not have standing (cause to stand before the court) and that sovereign immunity does protect Congressional members and the president was affirmed in an unannounced order by SCOTUS. He says there is a similar case pending in the lower courts, but will more than likely face the same roadblock. Here’s more.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/XRQf0NGJUhdv/

FBI Corruption Deep-Dive

Author Julie Kelly joins The Dan Bongino Show to expose more of the mind-blowing FBI corruption. She explains in terrifying detail the extent of the agency’s malfeasance, from the alleged Jan. 6 insurrection to the fake kidnapping of Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to the issue with Pegasus spyware. Here’s more.

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