According to witnesses who attended Diddy’s notorious Los Angeles parties, the FBI has seized shocking footage implicating high-profile figures - including Prince Harry - in Diddy’s alleged sex, drugs, and blackmail operation. Described as on par with Frazzledrip, the footage reportedly reveals powerful elites entangled in disturbing rituals involving extreme acts, violence, and even occult ceremonies. Among them, Prince Harry is portrayed by insiders as a victim of a humiliation ritual, rather than a willing participant. With authorities and censors working overtime to suppress these revelations, insiders are beginning to share firsthand accounts of Diddy’s infamous “Freak Off” parties. What lies at the heart of this dark underworld, and just how deep does the corruption go? Join us as we expose what’s been hidden behind closed doors. Get Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, and Fenbendazole here: https://pills4ever.com - use coupon code 'peoplesvoice' for 15% off. - Become a member of the world’s first ever cyber nation: https://joseon.com - Visit https://thepeoplesvoice.tv/IPV6 to take back control of the Internet

The world bids farewell to Teri Garr, an actress whose unique blend of comedic charm and dramatic depth captivated audiences for over half a century. Garr passed away at the age of 79 in her Los Angeles home due to complications of multiple sclerosis, a condition she had bravely battled for many years. Born to a Broadway performer and a Rockette, Teri Garr had the performing arts in her blood. Her early career saw her gliding through the background of Elvis Presley films like “Viva Las Vegas,” but her talent soon pushed her to the forefront. Her knack for comedy became apparent during her time on “The Sonny and Cher Comedy Hour” and “The Bob Newhart Show,” showcasing her ability to bring laughter with just a look or a line. Garr’s big break arrived with the role of Inga in Mel Brooks’ “Young Frankenstein” (1974), where her comedic timing was on full display. She brought warmth and wit to each role, whether playing the beleaguered wife of Richard Dreyfuss in “Close Encounters of the Third Kind” or the exasperated actress opposite Dustin Hoffman’s cross-dressing character in “Tootsie.” The latter role earned her an Oscar nomination, a testament to her ability to blend humor with humanity. Teri Garr’s career spanned both film and television, with memorable turns in “Mr. Mom,” alongside Michael Keaton, and as the quirky Phoebe Abbott on “Friends.” Her comedic genius shone through in every performance, making her a beloved figure among colleagues and fans alike. Lisa Kudrow, who worked with Garr on “Friends,” praised her as a “comedic acting genius” and an influence on countless performers. Beyond her work in entertainment, Teri Garr was a vocal advocate for those living with MS, using her platform to raise awareness and offer support. Her resilience in the face of adversity was as inspiring as her performances, and she maintained an optimistic outlook throughout her life. “I don’t see any profit in being down,” she once said, embodying the spirit of perseverance. Tributes have poured in from across Hollywood, with Michael Keaton remembering Garr as a joy to be around and Mel Brooks recalling the laughter she brought to the set of “Young Frankenstein.” Her charm and humor left an indelible mark on everyone she worked with, including late-night hosts like David Letterman, who treasured her appearances on his show. So very sorry to hear about Teri Garr’s passing. She was so talented and so funny. Her humor and lively spirit made the YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN set a pleasure to work on. Her “German” accent had us all in stitches! She will be greatly missed. — Mel Brooks (@MelBrooks) October 29, 2024 Teri Garr leaves behind a legacy of laughter and warmth, survived by her daughter, Molly O’Neil, and a grandson. Her contributions to film and television will continue to entertain and inspire, ensuring that her impact on the industry endures long after her passing.The post Celebrating the Life of Teri Garr, Comic Genius and Hollywood Legend, 1944-2023 first appeared on Worth it or Woke.

When New York Gov. Kathy Hochul commissioned a report on the City University of New York’s rampant antisemitism, I was hopeful that, after my years of warnings about Jew-hatred on campus, its perpetrators were about to be held accountable. Imagine my disappointment when the report, released in late September, never mentioned one of the biggest proponents of anti-Jewish sentiment at CUNY: the faculty union that claims to represent me. As an openly Zionist Jew, I’ve attracted my share of hostility from radical faculty members who are leveraging the union’s power over professors like me to advance their warped political agenda. New York law says I must accept the union’s representation anyway — even if its leaders overlook or aid those seeking to drive me from campus. And the problem starts at the very top. The Professional Staff Congress (PSC), local 2334 of the American Federation of Teachers, represents about 30,000 CUNY faculty and staff. The union’s president, James Davis, welcomed the toothless, Hochul-commissioned report and its absurd conclusion that “CUNY does not need to formally adopt a definition of antisemitism” in order to address it. Perhaps Davis fears that defining antisemitism would implicate his own and his union’s actions. Though he denied it before the New York City Council, Davis elsewhere admitted to voting in favor of a boycott, divestment, and sanctions (BDS) resolution in a previous academic position. And in 2021 — the same year Davis became the PSC’s president and just months after the U.S. declared the BDS movement to be antisemitic — the union passed a resolution that referred to Israel as an “apartheid” state and encouraged support for BDS. To drive their point home, PSC delegates attended an anti-Israel rally the following year where they chanted and posted on social media “Zionists out of CUNY.” Somehow, these facts didn’t garner even a footnote in the Hochul administration’s report. But it gets worse. Months before Hamas’s Oct. 7 attacks on Israel, a CUNY Law commencement speaker delivered what one commentator described as a “Nuremburg-style screed” against Israel, accusing it of murder and lynchings. CUNY’s administration called the speech “unacceptable.” Meanwhile, the PSC, led by Davis, demanded that CUNY — not the speaker — retract its statement. (READ MORE: Antisemitism Is Not a Major) After the Oct. 7 attacks, the union allowed “CUNY4Palestine” to promote anti-Israel rallies on the union’s email list and later condemned Columbia University for dispersing a pro-Hamas student encampment. While the PSC is an outlier when it comes to fostering Jew hatred, it is far from alone. Antisemitism is so commonplace among some union officials that Sen. Bill Cassidy (R-La.) has introduced legislation to stop them from promoting it without their members’ consent. I applaud this effort to hold union officials accountable to employees — especially those in the private sector who can be forced to pay a union even if they are not members. Union Fails to Acknowledge Antisemitism But even this important measure would not solve the problem I and other public employees face. Only the U.S. Supreme Court can do that. The PSC — which promotes BDS and defends antisemitic statements — also represents me and hundreds of other Zionist Jews in collective bargaining, even if we have resigned from, or never joined, the union. Right now, the union is concluding negotiations on a new contract. It has the power to demand changes that would hold accountable students, faculty, and administrators who promote antisemitism, vandalize campus buildings, or create an unsafe working environment for Zionists like me. But in the union’s 32 bargaining updates, they haven’t laid out a single provision or concern related to antisemitism. Still, New York law says I must accept the union’s representation anyway — even if its leaders overlook or aid those seeking to drive me from campus. To break free from the PSC’s unwanted and abusive representation, I and five of my colleagues sued the union in 2022. We recently petitioned the Supreme Court to hear our case and overturn precedent that violates our First Amendment rights and could very well put us in physical danger. (READ MORE: Kamala’s Anti-Semitism Problem) Now that the Court has asked the union to respond to our arguments, I’m hopeful that my right to not associate with an organization that hates me will soon be acknowledged — and that holding union officials accountable will help stem the rising tide of antisemitism on American campuses. Jeffrey Lax is a professor of law and chair of the business department at CUNY, a co-founder of S.A.F.E. Campus, and a plaintiff in Goldstein v. PSC/CUNY. The post Hochul Report Whitewashes Teachers Union Antisemitism appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

Two hundred and eighty-nine years ago, on Oct. 30, 1735, one of the most important yet least appreciated Founding Fathers was born in a place we now know as Quincy, Massachusetts. The birthday of John Adams provides an opportunity to reflect upon this great patriot’s contributions to the creation of our nation. This moment also highlights the need to establish a national memorial to him and to his family.  On July 3, 1776, John Adams wrote his wife, Abigail. He was in the mood to celebrate. The previous day, after months of debate, the Continental Congress had adopted a resolution on independence from Great Britain. “The Second Day of July 1776,” he predicted, “will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary Festival.” We continue that tradition, even though we prefer to honor the date written on the Declaration of Independence rather than the one that Adams thought significant.  Yet Adams was a realist who was profoundly aware of the sacrifices that would soon be made by the revolutionary generation: “You will think me transported with Enthusiasm but I am not. I am well aware of the Toil and Blood and Treasure, that it will cost Us to maintain this Declaration, and support and defend these States.” He also understood, better than any of his contemporaries, the awesome responsibility that he had bequeathed to us. “Posterity!” he wrote. “You will never know, how much it cost the present Generation, to preserve your Freedom! I hope you will make a good Use of it. If you do not, I shall repent in Heaven, that I ever took half the Pains to preserve it.” He wrote these words in April of 1777, during one of the darkest periods of the Revolutionary War, as the British army was beginning its spring offensive against George Washington’s beleaguered Continental forces.  Throughout his long and remarkable life, Adams did more than most to preserve our freedom. Writer of persuasive arguments for colonial rights; delegate to both the First and Second Continental Congresses; member of the Declaration committee; diplomat to France, Holland and England; first vice president of the United States; and second president of the United States. His family carried forth that tradition of public service, with a son who served as a diplomat and as president, and a grandson who prevented Britain from intervening in the Civil War. The strong women in their lives, Abigail and Louisa Catherine in particular, were likewise models of patriotism. As we remember their achievements, we must also be aware of their expectations of us. Their voices from the past offer guidance in the present. Unlike others in the Revolutionary generation, John Adams left behind a vast trove of letters and other personal papers. They are a priceless resource, but one that has left him open to criticism. Unlike many of his contemporaries, he was plagued with self-doubt, and he had no illusions about human nature. It is easy to understand those misgivings, since Adams lived in an era of political polarization and mistrust. Yet, his correspondence reveals his true character and his innate optimism, even in the face of adversity. “Yet through all the Gloom I can see the Rays of ravishing Light and Glory,” he reassured Abigail. “I can see that the End is more than worth all the Means. And that Posterity will triumph.” It is a message we should take to heart. We live in another age of political polarization and mistrust. Today, we need John Adams more than ever, for he reminds us of the importance of integrity, sacrifice, and personal responsibility. His family worked tirelessly for those principles they held dear and embodied the greatest hopes for this nation. Their commitment to public service immeasurably strengthened our country and made us the people we are today. Late in his life, John Adams predicted that “monuments will never be erected to me.” It was a prophetic statement, as there is no companion to the iconic structures built to honor George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. That is an unfortunate omission. If any family deserves a memorial in our national capital, that tribute should be bestowed on John Adams and his descendants. Fortunately, the Adams Memorial Foundation is working to create such a memorial.  Now is the time to build a memorial to John Adams and his family. Let us enable them to take their rightful place alongside the other great Americans who have shaped our nation’s destiny.  Marianne Holdzkom is an associate professor of history at Kennesaw State University and the author of Remembering John Adams: The Second President in History, Memory and Popular Culture. The views expressed here do not represent those of Kennesaw State University. The post Now Is the Time for a John Adams Memorial appeared first on The American Spectator | USA News and Politics.

BREAKING: BUCKS COUNTY PA HAS NOW SENT OUT OFFICERS IN THE MIDDLE OF EARLY VOTING TO STOP PEOPLE FROM STANDING IN LINE TO VOTE PA DEPT OF STATE SAID 5PM WAS THE CUTOFF – WHAT IS GOING ON, JOSH SHAPIRO??pic.twitter.com/2MIsGs6ApE — Jack Poso ?? (@JackPosobiec) October 29, 2024

UPDATE: 2024 Election Foreigners who don’t speak English were Guided right Past American Citizens who were Waiting in Long Lines to Vote • One lady was told she’s not in the system, the person told her, don’t worry, we’ll fix it • They were wearing Harris Walz Stickers, were… https://t.co/OVY1NK6rjj pic.twitter.com/n4gz9UqkLV — MJTruthUltra (@MJTruthUltra) October […]

The Democrat Deep State Is Planning A New Jan 6th— What Should Patriots Do? pic.twitter.com/wlLpM4xq9s — Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) October 30, 2024

from And We Know: TRUTH LIVES on at https://sgtreport.tv/

BREAKING: IRS Whistleblowers Involved in Hunter Biden Tax Case Reveal IRS, DOJ, and FBI Knew Laptop “Was Real” Immediately; Claim Prosecutors Demanded They Not Ask Questions About Joe Biden Ahead of 2020 Election “There were a lot of overt investigative steps that we were not… pic.twitter.com/WKyS8Pi5pj — Catherine Herridge (@C__Herridge) October 29, 2024

by Reagan Reese, All News Pipeline: Blocks from the U.S. Capitol, a limo burst into flames moments after dropping guests off at Donald Trump’s inauguration. Flares and bricks flew through its windows. The driver, Luis Villarroel, fled his torched car, which belonged to a Muslim immigrant small business owner. Throughout D.C., store windows were smashed, […]