GoFundMe Takes Grayzone's Money, Acts Like It's Not Theft

Here are summaries of the top parapolitical stories from yesterday August 28, 2023:

1. Gofundme freezes Grayzone fundraiser ‘due to some external concerns’
   
   Crowdfunding platform, GoFundMe, has frozen over $90,000 in funds raised for The Grayzone, citing "external concerns". The initiative intended to provide long-term positions for independent journalists, but GoFundMe has refused to transfer the funds without giving specific reasons for their decision. The Grayzone's reporting has previously disrupted narratives spun by proxy warriors, sparking suspicion that the interference might be political. The news outlet calls for supporters who donated through GoFundMe to demand a refund and contribute via a different crowdfunding platform. This event adds to GoFundMe's history of blocking funds under external pressure.
   

2. MAUI’S MISSING CHILDREN…
   
   After fires ravaged Maui, the Hawaii State Department of Education reported over 2,000 students missing from Lahaina public schools, raising concerns over the actual death toll and number of missing persons. This has fueled speculation about the possible relation to globalist projects, land-grabs, or even child trafficking, sparking outrage and skepticism about information released by the government. The state's report indicates some students may have relocated or switched to distance learning, but the disparities between estimated deaths and actual missing children numbers remain troubling. Along with the evident communication issues emerging from disaster-stricken Maui, many questions are yet to be answered.
   

3. When Israel’s Supreme Court Acts as a Military Court
   
   In Jerusalem's Shoafat refugee camp, a family faces the demolition of their home after their son is accused of stabbing a policeman. The Israeli High Court of Justice, despite operating as a military court and being accused of institutional biases against Palestinians, approved the demolition. Critics argue that the court acts to legitimize any demands from the Shin Bet security service and the military, while dismissing any form of human rights observation. The demolition of homes as a form of collective punishment has been denounced as a war crime and evidence of an apartheid-style justice system.
   

4. R.I.P. Daniel Hopsicker
   
   After years of valuable interviews, the passing away of professional Daniel Hopsicker at 72 due to cancer is mourned. His notable work covered events up to JFK’s assassination, anti-Castro operations, and secret activities up to Seal’s work for Iran-Contra. Hopsicker followed the covert operations path, tracking the intelligence community's drug trafficking operations and revealing Mohamed Atta & co's infiltration of the US through Rudy Dekkers, Huffman Aviation, and years of suspicious operations in southern Florida. Notably, Hopsicker persevered despite threats and lawsuits, connecting Atta's environment with various covert operations and dubious agents involved in drug trafficking.
   

5. Biden To Fund New Covid-19 Vaccine “For Everybody”
   
   President Joe Biden has announced plans to request additional funding from Congress for the development of a new coronavirus vaccine, amid a rise in Covid-19 cases in some regions. The new vaccines will aim to tackle the continued mutation of the virus, particularly the omicron strain variant XBB.1.5. Companies including Pfizer, Novavax, and Moderna are already developing such vaccines. Despite this, the Biden administration's supplemental funding request for the next fiscal year did not include Covid-19 vaccinations but asked for around $40 billion for other priorities.