//The Wire//2300Z January 24, 2025//
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//BLUF: HORRIFIC DETAILS OF SOUTHPORT MURDERS BECOME PUBLIC DURING SENTENCING TRIAL. DISASTER AID EFFORTS INCREASE IN NORTH CAROLINA. SOUTH AFRICAN EXPROPRIATION BILL PASSED INTO LAW.//

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United Kingdom: Outrage continues following the sentencing of Southport murderer Axel Rudakubana. Specifically, the censorship regarding the details of this case, the arrest and imprisonment of native Britons who voiced the truth of this case months ago, and the continuing media censorship surrounding the deliberate actions that allowed the murderer to remain in Britain (despite a long history of displaying his violent intentions) have been cause for concern.

South Africa: Following years of societal issues, the beleaguered nation has reached another critical milestone. This morning the highly-controversial Expropriation Bill was signed into law, which allows the government to seize any private land they so choose, and not compensate the owners for it. AC: Considering the historical context of South Africa's decline, this move is being assessed by many to be a major development that will result in even more land-grabs and an intensification of the genocide of white farmers throughout the nation.
 
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North Carolina: During President Trump's visit to the damage-stricken western region of the state, he announced that the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is being deployed to assist in rebuilding roads and bridges throughout the region, to supplement the efforts already undertaken by private citizens to recover from this disaster without much help from federal authorities. Trump also pledged to sign an Executive Order this afternoon that removed all permitting requirements for re-building residential homes in the disaster area, in addition to committing more substantial permanent housing solutions for affected citizens.

USA: The release of J6 prisoners following President Trump's pardon continues, with around a dozen prisoners still having not yet been released at a few federal detention facilities. AC: Many J6 prisoners have also been immediately re-arrested on state charges, and are back in the custody of state authorities.

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Analyst Comments:

Generally speaking, it is exceptionally rare for a Presidential election to result in such stark differences that affect the daily lives of everyday citizens. However, this effect is certainly amplified when disaster aid is in play. Now that Americans can see what is possible to do immediately with regards to disaster response in western North Carolina, Americans are asking why this response was completely impossible a few days ago, but is comparatively easy to implement now. As such, these efforts have made it all the more obvious that western North Carolina was specifically and intentionally neglected by the Biden regime. Even more poignantly, at the height of the disaster response, everyone knew that the federal government (and even some state-level agencies) were deliberately dragging-feet, and causing harm as a result. However, even knowing all of this at the time, there was absolutely zero recourse to be had with regards to accountability during hte height of the crisis. This is one of the main reasons a parallel society emerged, with private, self-funded disaster relief efforts taking place alongside government (being delicate enough to avoid outright conflict or jurisdictional issues), but still getting the job done. It was this delicate balance that resulted in the most success at the time, as complaining without action and outright hostility toward federal authorities (while justified) did not solve problems. Now, in hindsight, we can see the level of malice demonstrated by the federal bureaucracy. Having to tell disaster victims to hang in there, and hold out a few more weeks