Media Makes Outrageous Claim That Gun Control Stance Won Democrats Election: December 18, 2022

By Leo Hohmann, Brannon Howse Live, 18 December, 2022

INTRO: Was the bankrupt FTX crypto currency company a front organization for Democrat Party money laundering, using Ukraine as the conduit?

Former presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama are teaming up to confront what they say is “disinformation” and both men are calling it a primary threat to America’s “democracy.”

Globalists meeting at the COP 27 conference in Egypt call for a global treaty punishing the use of fossil fuels while calling on the U.S. and other wealthy countries to send more than $1 trillion to the Third World to help compensate them for “climate change.”

We’ll take a look at some of the U.S. military’s bizarre new recruitment ads.

How did the Second Amendment fare in last Tuesday’s midterm elections?

And how do you explain that disappointing Republican performance?

All these stories and much more when the Worldview Report begins, right now!

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Good evening everyone and welcome to the Worldview Report. I’m your host, Brannon Howse.

The CEO of now-bankrupt FTX admitted that FTX was nothing more than a laundromat for the Ukrainian government.

The Gateway Pundit reported that FTX was transferring money to Ukraine and then laundering money back from Ukraine to the Democrat party.

Gateway Pundit identified an interview where CEO Sam Bankman-Fried admitted that FTX was laundering money for the Ukrainian government.

Watch this clip from CNN.

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https://twitter.com/BobBish40288847/status/1591835076505264129?s=20&t=U10w1II3ahyaKXM_tsPB_A

All the money that the U.S. sent to Ukraine over the past two decades needs to be audited and investigated, writes Joe Hoft at The Gateway Pundit.

How many billions of U.S. dollars sent to Ukraine ended up back in the pockets of U.S. politicians?

That’s a question the likely to be Republican-controlled House might want to look into, if they have the courage to do so.

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Former Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama are hosting back-to-back conferences about disinformation in the days following Donald Trump’s “big announcement.”

The Daily Mail reports that Bush, 76, will host his The Struggle for Freedom conference in Dallas on November 16, while Obama’s democracy conference will be held in New York City on the 17th.

Trump’s big announcement – largely rumored to be his 2024 presidential campaign announcement – is set for Tuesday.

Organizers said the conferences were not planned together, but will focus on the rising threats from authoritarianism and disinformation.

David J. Kramer of the Bush Institute, said it was “terrific” the two presidents would be focusing on similar topics, saying: “We’re very mindful of what’s happening in the United States, and we have to make sure we stay on a democratic path.

“At the same time, we have to help and support others around the world. So we can’t simply fold up our tent and focus on everything at home. We have to focus on both things.”

Valerie Jarrett of the Obama Foundation echoed similar sentiments, writing: “We are delighted to see the Bush Center — another institution doing the hard work to strengthen democracy — convene in Dallas to advance our shared values.”

Bush will be sitting down for a live-stream with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky during his conference.

Obama will be sitting down with the 14th Vice President of the Philippines, Leni Robredo, along with several journalists, a Columbia dean, and an environmental activist.

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Well, the United Nations COP27 climate scammers meeting in Egypt demanded a “fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty” be signed, despite many of them having jetted in from around the world.

A United Nations report has called for wealthy nations to “invest” over $2 trillion in developing countries by 2030 to address the alleged climate crisis.

The “Finance for Climate Action” report, developed in a partnership between Egypt and the U.K. – the respective hosts of the COP27 and COP26 climate summits –was released on Tuesday. It calls for a “major, rapid and sustained investment push … to drive a strong and sustainable recovery out of current and recent crises, transform economic growth, and to deliver on shared development and climate goals.”

This is unlikely to be applauded by the 41% of climate scientists who are willing to admit that they don’t believe there is a climate crisis.

According to the report, the goal of limiting global average temperature rises to 1.5 Celsius, can be achieved only through “$1 trillion per year in external finance” before 2030, to be donated to “emerging markets and developing countries by developed countries.” Around $1.4 trillion is to be raised domestically by scaling back on fossil-fuel subsidies and implementing a “carbon tax,” the report suggested.

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Former NFL defensive end Adrian Dingle has died suddenly at the age of 45.

His cause of death has not been made public, according to a November 13 report by MSN.

Dingle's fiancée Amy Bell mourned the athlete's death on Instagram Wednesday with a post of Dingle cuddling with their son Adrian, whom they welcomed in 2018.

She captioned the moment with a broken-heart emoji.

We can add him to the list of more than 1,000 athletes who have died suddenly, unexpectedly, and to date unexplainably since the Covid experimental mRNA vaccines were rolled out in January 2021.

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Two-time UFC title challenger Anthony ‘Rumble’ Johnson has died suddenly and unexpectedly at age 38.

MMA Fighting has confirmed the news with sources with knowledge of the situation, following an outpouring of messages on social media regarding Johnson’s death.

MMA Fighting reported November 13 that the cause of death has yet to be announced. Johnson would have almost certainly been vaxxed.

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You’ll remember we showed you this video last week.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZpKZazt9EI&t=1s

That was Canada’s Gabriel Poliquin, a prosecuting attorney for the Stasi-like Public Order Emergency Commission investigating the trucker’s Freedom Convoy protests.

No explanation for his collapse during that public hearing has been given, and now it’s been discovered that, as LifeSite News reports, tweets showing that Poliquin was injected with the Covid experimental serum appear to have been deleted.

In the footage of Poliquin’s collapse, which was broadcasted live, the lawyer can be seen standing at a podium questioning Ontario deputy solicitor general Mario Di Tommaso about the anti-COVID mandate “Freedom Convoy” protest.

Footage of the disturbing event immediately went viral, leading to widespread speculation about what caused Poliquin’s untimely collapse.

Social media users quickly pointed to a now-deleted tweet from April 28, 2021 in which Poliquin wrote “#AstraZeneca” while including a picture of himself being vaccinated.

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https://twitter.com/GabrielPoliquin/status/1387458855496527882

In another now-deleted tweet from June 30, 2021, Poliquin wrote, #vaxxedtothemax” while including another photo of himself in front of a large sign that read “I got vaccinated!”

So the cover-up continues unabated.

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Edward Dowd, a former Wall Street analyst who got rich by paying attention to numbers and patterns, reports in his new book coming out December 13th titled “Cause Unknown: The Epidemic of Sudden Deaths in 2021 & 2022" that there's been a huge increase in the number of sudden deaths in young people aged 18 to 44, including, as we’ve reported here, very fit athletes and other seemingly healthy young people all across the country since 2021.

Dowd asks a simple but probing question in his book: What changed in 2021?

He reports an absolutely alarming pattern of Americans dying suddenly.

As Dowd warns in his book, this occurring pattern is happening among those who are supposed to be some of America’s youngest, most healthy people.

Take a look at what he had to say in a recent interview with Dr. Drew on Brighteon:

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https://www.brighteon.com/6ff4ba05-372f-4901-969c-62a16d42c2fc

That sounds like a book worth reading.

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It did not take long for anti-gun activists in the media to make the outrageous claim that gun control was a winning issue for Democrats in last week’s election, but an essay in The Truth About Guns purports that this is only the case if the glaring problems with that picture are ignored.

Abortion, record inflation, skyrocketing crime, concerns about democracy, and even climate change and healthcare ranked of higher concern for voters than gun policy, according to NBC. The New York Times reported last month only 1% of likely voters thought guns were the most important problem. No doubt, if guns were the only issue on the ballot, there would be very different results. The fact is, there were too many factors in play for pundits to make the claim that people want more gun control. But, as the essay points out, there were many cases where pro-gun elected officials were rewarded for strong pro-gun actions.

Every single governor who signed a Constitutional Carry bill into law, which would allow people to carry a firearm without a permit, won re-election. Brian Kemp won Georgia, Chris Sununu won New Hampshire, Kim Reynolds won Iowa, Kevin Stitt won Oklahoma, Greg Abbott won Texas, and Ohio Governor Mike DeWine also won reelection. All of the aforementioned either signed Constitutional Carry Laws in their current term or a previous term.

And although Governor Ron DeSantis of Florida did not sign Constitutional Carry, he called for such legislation to be sent to him for his signature. If guns really were on the ballot in Florida, then the people of Florida clearly are rewarding him for his pro-gun stance by giving him another term.

Even the people of Uvalde, who suffered the horrendous tragedy of 19 children and 2 teachers murdered at Robb Elementary School in May of this year by a deranged school shooter, decided to vote more than 60% for Governor Greg Abbott, who again, signed permitless carry into law. In addition, a Republican challenger to the State Senator representing the area won the Uvalde area by more than 17% and boasts support for the “constitutional right to carry” on his website.

Declaring voters don’t care about their right to defend themselves because Republicans did worse than expected is a projection of desires rather than a report of facts.

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It could be said that you get what you ask for, and when it comes to the U.S. military, you go into battle with the Army you recruit.

That being the case, a group called Censored New Now decided to look at three military recruitment ads from three different countries – China, Russia and the United State of America.

What they found was nothing short of jaw-dropping.

Take a look at this 5-minute video that plays military recruitment ads first for China, then Russia, and then the United States, in that order.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfe6d6MzeLM

That says it all. And the ramifications are frightening.

Remember, just a few weeks ago we reported on a study out of the Heritage Foundation that rated the U.S. military as weak compared to other armed forces around the world.

Maybe it’s time they stopped looking to recruit the wrong people.

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The U.S. Department of Education has handed out $2.9 million in grants to 11 university-affiliated Middle East Studies Centers that are promoting left-wing causes and narratives, according to OpenTheBooks.com's report on a recent investigation.

The watchdog group reported on an investigation by the National Association of Scholars concluding that the 11 Middle East Studies Centers, which receive federal funds, have “veered from their purpose, now pushing overtly anti-West ideologies focusing on social issues such as Islamophobia and immigration at the university level, and even pushing critical race theory to K–12 educators.”

The 11 hosting universities identified by the association are: Columbia University, George Washington University, Georgetown University, Indiana University, New York University, University of Arizona, UCLA, University of Chicago, University of Illinois, University of Michigan, and a UNC/Duke University partnership.

While there are 50 Middle East Studies Centers in universities nationwide, the 11 targeted for scrutiny are designated as National Resource Centers, which receive federal funds. The 11 centers each receive $260,000 in Title VI funding annually from the Department of Education, amounting to $2.9 million.

The Middle East Studies Centers were originally founded to study Middle Eastern politics, culture, and language, NAS recounted in a press release.

But the conservative nonprofit concluded: “But our analyses and case studies demonstrate that Middle East centers have since shifted their focus to promoting left-wing ideologies.”

The NAS report, "Hijacked: The Capture of America's Middle East Studies Centers," provides case studies in how the centers have shifted focus to become hotbeds of anti-Western activism.

Neetu Arnold, NAS senior research associate, in prepared remarks said:

“Middle East Studies Centers today play fast and loose with objective truth. They instead focus on activism promoting anti-Western narratives and even push critical theory to K–12 educators. The bias of these centers has been documented for years. It's time for taxpayers to be taken off the hook for these activist centers.”

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Time now for our Worldview Report commentary.

Republicans are mystified by the results of the midterm elections and now comes the blame game.

The establishment blames Donald Trump, while MAGA blames Mitch McConnell. Others point the finger at an ignorant electorate.

Although the disappointing results are likely attributable to a combination of factors, including election fraud in a number of key races, Matthew Boose, writing for American Greatness, says the blame-the-voter narrative may be the most accurate.

Poll after poll shows that Americans share the pessimism of the Republican base. If voters don’t like the way things are heading, and according to a pre-election CNN poll, more than 75 percent said the country was on the wrong track, then why did they reward the people in charge?

Boose writes:

“Nobody wants to say it, but Trump didn’t make Pennsylvania vote for a potato any more than Mitch McConnell did. The truth is, Pennsylvanians got what they wanted in John Fetterman. The Left’s cynical, sentimental approach worked: Voters identified with a victim in a hoodie with a superficial working class-image pushing class envy.”

The takeaway from Tuesday is that we have a segment of the population, larger than any of us thought, who are at the same time moronic, indifferent and amoral, and who are easily swayed by empty platitudes and emotional appeals.

In the past, such people didn’t vote. But with today’s extended voting periods and mail-order ballots, the Democrats have figured out ways to get ballots in their hands.

When it comes right down to it, there are simply too many folks who don’t care enough about GOP issues because nobody has emotionalized them and rubbed them in people’s faces like the Democrats are so good at doing with their issues.

For those with darkened hearts and lazy brains, this election really was all about abortion, because that’s the issue with which they felt the most emotionally connected.

What once was considered evil is now elevated to a sacred right.

And not just in Michigan and California.

Even in Montana, by all regards a conservative state, where voters rejected a ballot measure that would have required life-saving care be given to infants born alive after a botched abortion.

Think about that.

What kind of person reads that on the ballot and thinks it’s a good idea to give a thumbs up to murdering babies who somehow survive abortions?

Republicans performed well with married men and women—the people who should be the center of our civic life, while Democrats dominated with unmarried women and the twitchy, nihilist Gen Z.

Republicans bet that voters would recoil at these inhumane, uncivilized positions of their Democrat opponents and they lost that bet. The choice was pretty clear: You can vote for more crime, child mutilation, and toddlers in masks, or you can vote for us, the Republicans, but you have to give up your abortions.

“There was a rational choice, and the people didn’t make it,” Boose writes.

Those expecting a thundering rebuke of tyrannical Covid restrictions, Biden’s incompetence, the border crisis, and economic mismanagement underestimated the passivity of the people.

In the final analysis, there simply were not enough people who cared about what’s really important.

And it should not come as a shock. We should have seen the writing on the wall. In 2020, a minority of Americans was viciously attacked for opposing the forced closure of small businesses, churches and schools and the masking of children, as the overwhelming majority, paralyzed by fear, mindlessly obeyed the dictates of psychopathic “experts” like Dr. Tony Fauci.

That does it for this edition of the Worldview Report. Thanks for tuning in, and for sharing and supporting this broadcast.

From all of us at the Worldview Report team, good night and God bless. And may God save America.