Hysterical Kamala Harris parody ad goes viral after being banned by Gavin Newsom
Elon Musk is encouraging a hilarious parody ad mocking Kamala Harris to go viral on X after California governor Gavin Newson signed a law to eliminate deepfake and other AI generated content in the lead up to the election.
The law was sparked by a series of parody videos created by AI and using deepfakes to mock Kamala Harris on social media.
Bill Holter is a Financial writer and gold expert, Bill also helps individuals purchase and store precious metals .The economic system is breaking down. The old economic system is over. A new system is coming into view but it will take time which means we will see a crash and there will be a period of uncertainty, but in the end the new system will come into focus. The [DS] will do what ever they can to stop the election or delay the election, if they cannot they try to make sure that Trump cannot take office. All of this will fail in the end. All source links to the report can be found on the x22report.com site.
The deadly Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua (TdA) has taken over several apartment complexes in San Antonio, Texas, as it continues to wreck havoc on American cities.
Police officers stormed through an apartment complex in San Antonio last week. The raid resulted in 19 arrests, which included four gang members, according to the Daily Mail.
Today is a special anniversary: Event 201
Five years ago today, Johns Hopkins, World Economic Forum and the Gates Foundation staged Event 201, a tabletop war game exercise that predicted what unfolded less than two months later.
Was “covid” planned? To answer that, it might be helpful to look at the planning documents.
On this day in 2019, Event 201 — a global coronavirus pandemic simulation exercise — was staged in New York City, sponsored by Bill Gates, the World Economic Forum and the Johns Hopkins Health Security Center.
It may seem innocent enough, indeed, like common sense, to plan for something that had never happened: a worldwide coronavirus outbreak. After all, we have fire drills in schools, even though there’s never a fire.
At no prior time was there a precedent for such an outbreak. For their entire history back to the 1970s, coronaviruses were said to be fragile and potentially responsible for the common cold (even though one had never been isolated or sequenced, much less proven to cause symptoms or be contagious).