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Jeffrey Epstein claimed he gave Russians insight into Trump Newly released emails show the late convicted sex offender’s extensive network of foreign contacts, whom he corresponded with about Trump’s policy decisions.

Nearly a month before President Donald Trump met Russian leader Vladimir Putin in Helsinki in 2018, Jeffrey Epstein attempted to pass a message to Russia’s top diplomat: “I think you might suggest to putin that lavrov can get insight on talking to me,” Epstein wrote in a June 24, 2018.

Military numbers rise to nearly 230,000, report says - Taipei Times Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

Taiwan’s active military personnel numbers rise to nearly 230,000, report says – Taipei Times: ‘up by about 10,000 from 2021, the first increase since the military underwent downsizing under the administration of former president Ma Ying-jeou’

Catholic Bishops Rebuke U.S. ‘Mass Deportation’ of Immigrants

"We are grieved when we meet parents who fear being detained when taking their children to school and when we try to console family members who have already been separated from their loved ones."
www.nytimes.com/2025/11/12/u...

Page 4 Citizens Informer P.O. Box 221683 / St. Louis, MO 63122 ISSN: 0887-3186 www.cojec.org Joel T. LeFevre Editor-in-Chief Samuel Francis, Ph.D. Editor 1999-2005 Fred C. Jennings Editor Emeritus Gordon Lee Baum, Esq. Council News Editor Anthony Boor Letters to the Editor / Council News Edward A. Schaefer Washington Correspondent William Rolen Distribution Editorial Advisory Board Sam G. Dickson, Esq. William Flax, Esq. Tom Markin, Ph.D. Brent Nelson, Ph.D. James Owens, Ph.D. Robert B. Patterson Hon. John Rarick, Esq. Rev. Robert L. Slimp, M.Div. Jared Taylor i Miles Wolpin, Ph.D. The Citizens Informer contains a wide range of views and opinions. These views expressed in columns, arti-cles, and letters are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the editor or publisher. Advertise in the Citizens Informer Write to: P.O. Box 807 Charles Town, WV 25414 Phone: 304-728-6646 E-mail: jtl@jtl.org Citizens Informer April - June 2005 "That no free government, or the blessing of liberty, can be preserved to any people but by a firm adherence to justice, moderation, temperance, frugality, and virtue, frequent recurrence to fundamental principles." VIRGINIA DECLARATION OF RIGHTS June 12, 1776 Editor's Note: by Joel T. LeFevre We would first like to express our heartfelt thanks for the positive feedback we received on our last issue of the Informer. Given the very difficult circumstances attending this first endeavor- particularly the sud- den and devastating loss of Dr. Sam Francis your encouragement meant more than we could ever express. We begin this round with an article by Kyle Rogers that we had originally planned to run in the last issue. Mr. Rogers's excellent essay marks the last to have been personally commissioned by Dr. Francis. The quote offered above from the Virginia Declaration of Rights, penned primarily by the great Col. George Mason, should in our view be the motto of Traditionalist Con-servatism- especially the last clause invoking …

This page from the 2005 Council of Conservative Citizens' publication might sound familiar--the 14th Amendment sucks, Harvard has gone woke (by Pat Buchanan), and white nationalist misogynist Sam Francis defending Larry Summers' sexist essentialism against Harvard's woke mob.

More flat circles. bsky.app/profile/seth...

Brilliant.

this truly is one of the absolute worst decisions the supreme court has ever made. there's obviously others on the list along with it, but castle rock v gonzales belongs on the bottom 10

Can Portland's municipal government launch a Dominion-style suit against fox, I wonder?

A few funny characters, though.

Oh the irony that this bill is going to have problems passing because House members will struggle mightily to get into Washington... because of the air travel meltdown, thanks to the shutdown

Did ChatGPT tell the Democratic Party to kill itself??

Primaries for senators

米航空便「ごくわずかになる」 運輸長官、政府閉鎖継続で

Fever will never break :

• Quinnipiac (Oct 22) found 94% of registered Republican voters approve of the job Donald Trump is doing.
• Gallup (Oct) showed that 91% approved
• Economist/YouGov Poll (Oct 24-27) indicated 86% approved

All of those churches who turned away the woman looking for formula to feed her hungry baby will soon be retelling the story of the pregnant woman who was turned away at the inn and forced to put her newborn baby in a manger.

omg

Rep Yassamin Anasari has set up a table and a sign saying "Mike Jonhnson is starving families and gutting healthcare to cover up the Epstein files, CHANGE MY MIND" outside Johnson's office.

Absolute queen shit

‘How is this possible?’: a new film looks inside the appalling abuses of the Alabama prison system In the year’s most shocking documentary, The Alabama Solution, prisoners share astonishing footage in a plea for help

And now, if you read the devastating piece about what Venezuelan deportees endured at the El Salvador torture prison, read what incarcerated U.S. citizens endure in Alabama prisons.

State prisons in the U.S. that are massive systems of human rights violations.
www.theguardian.com/film/2025/oc...

What I Learned About Dick Cheney The former vice president was certain he knew better than the citizens he served what was good for them.

Nearly two decades after my book on Cheney, I took a shot at assessing his legacy. It’s more complicated than you might think. www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2025/1...

BREAKING: Mark Wolf, appointed to the federal bench by Ronald Reagan, writes that he is resigning as a judge to have the freedom to speak out against the president's assault on the rule of law.
www.theatlantic.com/ideas/2025/1...

Virginia House seats won by Democrats this century, out of the chamber's 100 seats:

in 2001: 32
in 2003: 34
in 2005: 40
in 2007: 44
in 2009: 39
in 2011: 32
in 2013: 33
in 2015: 34
in 2017: 49
in 2019: 55 (first Dem majority since 1999)
in 2021: 48
in 2023: 51

2025, i.e. this week: 64

Cool, just awesome.

pre-writing a devastating obituary for your enemy is god-tier hating of a kind you don’t often see anymore. renaissance haterism. beautiful stuff.

Mamdani is going to implement Shalamar Law, which will encourage disco grooves one can also pop and lock to.

That random bit of Ross sanity back then is what quietly reminded each of us to search for our better selves

Maybe Don’t Talk to the New York Times About Zohran Mamdani It’s remarkable, the people you’ll hear from. Teach for even a little while at an expensive institution—the term they tend to prefer is “elite”—and odds are that eventually someone who was a studen…

My old pal Pete Coviello — one of the best writers and thinkers I've ever known — wrote the piece of the moment

lithub.com/maybe-dont-t...

So it turns out... the US air travel system was incredibly, deeply dependent on federal funding to just run day-to-day all this time, to the benefit of private airline shareholders, when everyone thinks that state-run trains are leeching off the government. Weird!

The more we learn about Zohran Mamdani's upbringing, the clearer it becomes that he owes everything to his connected, well-to-do parents.

by A.G. Sulzberger, Andrew Cuomo, Bill Ackman, and Donald Trump, Jr.

I sort of love this!

So to cap their horrible week, Senate Republicans refused a deal to reopen the government in exchange for just helping people with health insurance and now the president wants the Supreme Court to say he doesn’t have to obey the law and feed the hungry.

Amazing.