by John Klar, Activist Post: In 2021, Leo Politella’s parents were specifically assured by their local Vermont public school officials that their 6-year-old son would not be vaccinated with a novel Covid-19 vaccine at an upcoming school clinic. Leo’s father visited the school the week before to ask whether he should keep his son home […]

by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream: If the trajectory of the war in Ukraine remains the same, Russia will win.  The only way that Ukraine could win would be for NATO to get directly involved in the conflict, and we are dangerously close to seeing that happen.  If Ukraine keeps firing long-range missiles […]

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Ever wish you could be a fly on the wall as Elon Musk and Donald Trump hang out at Mar-a-Lago or at a SpaceX rocket launch? I’ve got the next best thing. She went on Stu Varney’s show today and it was a fascinating conversation! They covered many different topics in the 7 minute interview, but most notable was when she explained what Elon’s friendship with President Trump is like. First, here are a couple short clips and then I’ll post the full interview below: MAYE MUSK: “I am very proud of Elon. I don’t like the words ‘wealthy’ or ‘billionaire’ because they feel degrading. I believe he is a genius of the world. People are loving him for his genius. They love him because of what he does and they respect him.” pic.twitter.com/jaMysVP6pA — DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) November 26, 2024 And: MAYE MUSK: “Since Elon showed the Twitter files where the FBI was paying millions to Twitter to stay Democratic and to get rid of the Republicans, I now don’t trust the press and media at all.” pic.twitter.com/ZAtQYISl1c — DogeDesigner (@cb_doge) November 27, 2024 Fox News had more details on the interview: Maye Musk, the mother of Tesla and SpaceX patriarch Elon Musk, is revealing what she’s observed behind the scenes as her son prepares to play a major role in President-elect Donald Trump’s White House. “Of course, I’ve seen them together, but very shortly. I live in New York, and they’re in Mar-a-Lago or [a] SpaceX launch, and they just seem to be having fun. A lot of fun,” Musk said during an appearance on “Varney & Co.,” Tuesday. “And it’s nice for both of them to have fun, and [Elon] really respects him a lot and is really happy that there’s a future for America now.” Shortly after Trump’s election victory, he announced that Elon and former Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy would be teaming up to lead the first-ever Department of Government Efficiency, now known as DOGE, aimed at cutting wasteful federal spending. Musk and Ramaswamy noted in a Wall Street Journal op-ed that they have already been working with the Trump transition team to “hire a lean team of small-government crusaders, including some of the sharpest technical and legal minds in America.” Other general initiatives they hope to move forward include slashing industry regulations, reducing the federal workforce and saving taxpayer money. “[He’s] very excited because it’s going to be very easy,” Maye Musk said. “I sat in the back, I sit behind [Elon] and I like to sit in on meetings, and Elon and Vivek and others were talking, and they said, first of all, come to work. I mean, isn’t that crazy, that buildings are empty?” “The buildings are empty, and now you are paying for them, I’m paying for them. And I don’t think that’s fair,” she expanded. “When he bought Twitter, he found out that the building’s empty and nobody has to come in unless they want to meditate or something.” Elon’s mom also warned against public and media figures who may try to come between Musk and Trump’s seemingly strong relationship. “What they call mainstream media, but I call them dishonest Democrat media, they will be trying to break up the relationship. They will be hating everything,” Maye said. “And I told that to Elon, he said he expects that because they were dishonest before the election.” When it comes to how the public describes her son, Maye Musk prefers to recognize him by his entrepreneurial spirit versus his net worth. Here now is the full interview…. Enjoy: Watch the latest video at foxbusiness.com RELATED REPORTS: WATCH: Elon Musk Explains Why His Mother Switched To Republican Errol Musk (Elon’s Dad) Is Red-Pilled and Wide Awake!

A small town in South Carolina has experienced an extremely difficult week. McColl, South Carolina, which is in Marlboro County, had its entire police force resign. Bob Hale, the former chief of police, submitted his letter of resignation on Halloween, citing a “hostile work environment perpetuated by a specific Councilman.” “For months, I have endured unwarranted and malicious behavior aimed at undermining my integrity and leadership. These actions have not only affected me personally but have also created a toxic atmosphere that has hindered the department’s ability to function effectively. Despite our efforts to address these issues professionally and through appropriate channels, the harassment and hostility have persisted,” Hale wrote in a Facebook post, according to South Carolina Public Radio. “As a law enforcement leader, my primary duty is to serve and protect the people of this community while ensuring my team can operate with dignity and respect. The ongoing actions of this particular Councilman have made it impossible to fulfill this mission without compromising our principles and well-being,” Hale added. His last day on the job was November 22nd. The other police officers in the small town resigned shortly after. The town of McColl will be without a single police officer on duty, as the entire police force, including the chief, resigned last week. https://t.co/JuZ8rxA4Yk — WLOS (@WLOS_13) November 26, 2024 Per WRAL News: Hale claimed the town council has created a hostile work environment and made “significant cuts” to the department’s funding. A former investigator also made this claim about the department. “At the end of the day, I have a family. And when my job is constantly getting threatened and certain things are getting said I’m not going to stay somewhere and tolerate that,” former McColl investigator Courtney Bulusan said. Bulusan said she called it quits on Thursday, adding she wanted to go somewhere where she’s valued. “I’m not going to stay where I’m tolerated,” Bulusan said. “I’m going to go where I’m celebrated.” Bulusan claims her job faced unnecessary challenges due to the lack of tools and equipment for her to utilize. “I was on my way to a call when that one just stopped working. We need cars,” Bulusan said. She said she wanted McColl residents to know her resignation had nothing to do with the community and she hopes the town takes the right steps to keep the community safe. Days later, the town’s mayor passed away in a car accident. “The Marlboro County coroner said George Garner II, 49 , died Tuesday when the vehicle he was driving collided head-on with a truck,” WYFF 4 noted. Garner had recently been re-elected as mayor. “An automobile collision claimed the life of a Marlboro County man today in Darlington County. George Garner II, 49 , of McColl, SC died when the vehicle he was driving collided head on with a truck. The incident occurred on Hwy 34 in Mechanicsville around 2:40 PM. Mr. Garner was the Mayor of McColl, SC and had recently been re-elected,” Darlington County Coroner Todd Hardee said in a press release. “The incident is under investigation by The Darlington County Coroner and the SCHP MAIT team. When the incident occurred Mr. Garner was being pursued by a Marlboro County Deputy. The pursuit was not related to any laws being broken. The pursuit was taking place in an effort to protect the well being of Mr. Garner,” he continued. Remember that small South Carolina town we reported on a few days back where the whole police force resigned? Its mayor was killed yesterday after colliding with an 18-wheeler… while he was being pursued by Marlboro County Sheriff's deputies.https://t.co/kU7NpSiNiE — Nick Reynolds (@IAmNickReynolds) November 27, 2024 From The Post and Courier: The accident occurred on Cashua Ferry Road when Garner was driving westbound and veered into the eastbound lane, colliding with an 18-wheeler, according to South Carolina Highway Patrol Lance Cpl. Lena Butler. Garner was taken to McLeod Regional Medical Center where he died from injuries sustained in the accident, Butler said. The driver of the truck also was injured. The State Law Enforcement Division said it has an active and ongoing investigation involving Garner, but no further information is available. The entire police force in McColl — a town of about 2,000 people located in Marlboro County — recently resigned, citing harassment from a member of the town council and a lack of resources for the department. When the police force resigned, Garner sourced help from the Marlboro County Sheriff’s Office, which has since provided 24-hour coverage for the town. McColl has had significant turnover in the police department in the past several years. Garner previously told The Post and Courier that in order to get a police chief to stay in the town, they needed to work on building trust between the police department and the town council. WATCH: