“Stop the steal!” chants from the crowd gathered outside the Trump rally in Valdosta, Georgia

LONDON, UK — An agent of MI6 has warned political leaders that terrorist attacks across Britain, France, and Germany could be likely during the coming Christmas holiday season. “I'm afraid I'm not bearing good news, but we need to be worried about the wave of terror that is coming from northern Syria and Libya for Christmas this year.” Aimen Dean, an agent of Military Intelligence, Section 6—known as MI6—has stated that the Islamic State is “plotting Christmas terror attacks across Britain and Europe.” Dean, who spent years gathering intelligence on al-Qaeda, says that as countries begin to lessen stringency on COVID lockdowns for the holidays, the opportunity for attacks could increase. (Read more.)

WARNING! GRAPHIC CONENT! Los Lunas, New Mexico. Suspect shot while trying to disarm a State Police Officer. On November 19, 2020, at approximately 8:32 a.m., a New Mexico State Police Officer observed a grey Chrysler 200 passenger vehicle with an Indiana license plate and rear end damage traveling north at a speed of 93 mph on Manzano Expressway in Los Lunas, NM. The posted speed limit in that area is 45 mph. Before the officer was able to turn on his emergency equipment, the vehicle abruptly pulled to the right of the road and stopped. The officer exited his unit to make contact with the driver of the Chrysler. The driver sped away and as a result the officer initiated a pursuit. The pursuit continued north on Manzano Expressway at a high rate of speed. The suspect drove his vehicle in and out of opposing lanes of traffic. (Read the Full Story.) #shooting

Private jet company executive, Paul Alexander, 57, was arrested last week for allegedly trafficking and soliciting sex from two minors. The Central Jet Charter CEO was arrested following a month-long probe by the NYPD and the state prosecutor’s office, according to a press release from the NY Attorney General. The investigation was dubbed "Operation Mile High," on account of Alexander's profession.

Officers began investigating Alexander in March after an underaged girl reported him for allegedly prostituting her and other underaged girls, according to the Attorney general. The investigation was headed by Detectives Antonio Pagan and Liam O’Hara, under the supervision of Lieutenant Amy Capogna, according to the press release.

An undercover agent posing as a prospective client approached Alexander, who then reportedly charged him $300 to have sex with a 14-year-old girl and a 12-year-old girl. Alexander also reportedly encouraged the agent to give the girls alcohol and marijuana to make them more docile.

Alexander was arraigned in Bronx County Criminal Court, Saturday, on multiple counts of sex trafficking of a child and other related charges, the NY Post reports. He will be the first to charged with the recently enacted crime of child sex trafficking in the state of New York, carrying a larger penalty under the law than the trafficking adults.

"There is nothing more reprehensible than sexually exploiting a child,” said Attorney General Letitia James.

"This individual’s alleged actions jeopardized the health and safety of our children and highlighted the critical need for these new protections that strengthen our ability to hold perpetrators accountable for these gross violations of the law. I thank the NYPD for their partnership in this investigation, and I will continue to use all the tools at my office’s disposal to hold accountable those who seek to abuse our children," she continued.

Meanwhile, in Texas. Patriots Rally In Dallas To Warn Globalists and Democrats Their Treason Will Not Go Unpunished.

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Meanwhile, In Olympia, WA.Things are heating up. A shot was fired.

Meanwhile, in WI. Massive police presence on Garfield Ave, Waukesha. Multiple police departments on the scene. Shelter in place. Police have perimeter set in the area as far away as Walmart.

The first sample collected from material beneath the surface of an asteroid has landed on Earth. The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency's Hayabusa2 mission dropped off its sample collection capsule before moving on to the next part of its extended mission: visiting more asteroids. This is the capsule's fireball streaks captured across the night sky during re-entry.