Need to Know News (25 May 2023) with Chris Weinert

Kiev responded to the loss of Bakhmut with a token invasion of a Russian city, which was rapidly and effectively repulsed. Meanwhile, the head of the Ukrainian intelligence agency declares that they are attempting to assassinate Vladimir Putin, which may have just put the kiss of death on Zelensky (whom Putin had given a pass). Not a wise thing to publicize and one with potentially lethal consequences. Twitter's founder, Jack Dorsey, declares the time has come to dismantle the FBI, CIA, and NSA. A lot of Americans would agree with him, where RFK Jr. recently asserted that the CIA had a role in the assassination of his uncle, JFK (where State of the Nation recently featured my Real Deal JFK Special of 18 November 2021, which I dedicated to Oliver Stone). The Secret Service refuses to release the Visitor's Logs for the Biden residences, which smells to high heaven. But of course we all know that the Biden Crime Family has much to hide, so it really comes as no surprise. There should be no doubt about "Michelle" after viewing her dancing on Ellen DeGeneres Show, because she has something in her pants most women do not have. The Australian Senate has just voted to NOT investigate the excess deaths in the nation since the vax was introduced. Nice example of mens rea (malevolent intent) by that august body. The State of New York declares it will be ending its vaccine mandate for healthcare workers on the eve of a trial that would have come down against them, which is merely a scurrilous move to evade legal responsibility. What else would we expect under their evil governor? The public response to Canada's solicitation of response to its proposal to go digital has been overwhelmingly negative--but don't expect it to make any difference. Governments today do what they want to do regardless of public approval or not. And the proof that BLM was driven by false claims about blacks being shot by whites has become established beyond any reasonable doubt. But then it's motives were always political and never proper in character or origin.