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COVID 19 Tips and Tools from the Natonal Autism Association
Our friends at the National Autism Association have tremendous resources for autism families. Here is a smattering. Pop over to their site here to see the full array of help. THANK YOU NAA! COVID-19 Resources for Families and Individuals Teaching... more »
In Which New Jersery Denies FAPE
Below is an excerpt from an opinion article in NewJersey.com by a Special Education atorney named Paul O'Neill that discusses how New Jersey is treating some special education students' right to a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE). No one... more »
Donald J. Trump, Bringer Of Death And Destruction
The Dakotas are Trump country. Both states are red hellholes-- 2 right-wing Republican senators each, one at-large right-wing House member each, and each has a crackpot Trumpist governor and a sociopathic state legislature controlled by the GOP. In 2016, North Dakota gave Trump a 216,133 (64.1%) to 93,526 (27.8%) landslide over Hillary. He won 51 of North Dakota's 53 counties. The two he lost, Sioux and Rolette counties are around 80% Native American. The 2016 picture in South Dakota wasn't much different. Trump beat Hillary 227,701 (61.5%) to 117,442 (31.7%). He won all but 5 of t... more »
Litigious OSU cancer researcher earns his 11th retraction
Carlo Croce, the prolific cancer researcher at The Ohio State University (OSU) with a penchant for hiring — and then losing — lawyers to sue those who displease him, has lost an 11th paper to retraction. Croce, who in addition to the 11 retractions also has three expressions of concern and 18 corrections for his … Continue reading Litigious OSU cancer researcher earns his 11th retraction
Watch: Damascus walks, April 26-28, Stores Re-Opened, Life in Streets
During my hours-long daily walks all around Damascus, I’ve been delighted to note (as always) the calm and people interacting as normal on the streets, but also the re-opening of stores. That started over a week ago, with shops (non-essential) re-opening on alternate days. As of some days ago, they are allowed to open daily till 5 pm.
XLUUVs, Swarms, and STARTLE: New developments in the UK’s military autonomous systems
In November 2018 Drone Wars UK published ‘Off The Leash’, an in-depth research report outlining how the Ministry of Defence (MoD) was actively supporting research into technology to support the development of armed autonomous drones despite the government’s public claims that it “does not possess fully autonomous weapons and has no intention of developing them”. This article provides an update on developments which have taken place in this field since our report was published, looking both at specific technology projects as well as developments on the UK’s policy position on Lethal... more »
Why Sweden Has Already Won the Debate on COVID ‘Lockdown’ Policy
*Patrick Henningsen* | Sweden's results have been as good or better than the lockdown countries - without having to endure the socio-economic chaos we are now witnessing across the world.
Epidemiologist Dr Knut Wittkowski: ‘Lockdown Has No Benefit, Only Negative Effects’
*21WIRE* | The jury is already in: from a public health and respiratory virus mitigation perspective - lockdowns were useless.
How 4/20 played out for marijuana businesses around the US
Cannabis companies across the United States reported a mixed bag for sales this year leading up to the industry’s most celebrated day: 4/20. While the surge of consumer stockpiling based on concerns about the coronavirus pandemic boosted some companies’ bottom lines, others were hurt by restrictive stay-at-home orders that prevented in-person sales. Marijuana Business Daily […] How 4/20 played out for marijuana businesses around the US is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
"Man 2020"
Steve Cutts, "Man 2020", An update to my original film 'Man':
More Public Pension Fund Pain: LACERS Reports Hit to Liquidity from Private Equity Capital Calls; Are Fund Managers Exploiting the Dumb Money Yet Again?
Private equity firms are sucking cash out of their limited partners at the worst possible time, exposing public pension funds in particular to liquidity crunches and fire sales.
The Hunger Riots in Lebanon served with a Molotov Cocktail
The angry protesters torched and vandalized banks across the country, as they vented their frustration over the once stable Lebanese lira losing 50% of its value within six months, which caused rapid inflation. More The post The Hunger Riots in Lebanon served with a Molotov Cocktail appeared first on The Duran.
“You guys have a lot of ticks”
Get your phones ready to take some tick pics. A Bishop’s University research project that provides quick, expert online tick species identification and real-time monitoring and mapping of ticks has just launched in Nova Scotia. The e-Tick citizen science tick monitoring program already operates in Quebec, Ontario, and New Brunswick. This month, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland […]
“Today is a great day! A’SE’K Day!”
Pictou Landing First Nation Chief Andrea Paul is calling today “A’se’K Day.” Although the COVID-19 pandemic has prevented PLFN and allies from gathering to celebrate the occasion, it is a momentous one. A January 29 ministerial order from Environment Minister Gordon Wilson stipulated that by April 30, 2020 the Northern Pulp mill on Abercrombie Point […]
COVID-19 and vulnerable populations: now is the time for “meaningful social justice change”
The Halifax Examiner is providing all COVID-19 coverage for free. How does COVID-19 impact vulnerable populations differently and why is a human rights response to the pandemic necessary? Those were questions explored during a Dalhousie University ‘Open Dialogue Live’ panel discussion on Thursday afternoon. The panelists included Alex Neve, Amnesty International Canada’s secretary general, and […]
Stable owners look to feds to pony up with financial help
News 1.“COVID cluster” info misleads health care providers — and the public Tim Bousquet looks at all the “Covid clusters” the Nova Scotia Health Authority has mapped and how they are being used by healthcare providers. The information in those clusters is being used to deny people medical attention. Bousquet got the list of 10 […]
“COVID cluster” info misleads health care providers — and the public
The Halifax Examiner is providing all COVID-19 coverage for free. The Nova Scotia Health Authority has mapped out “COVID clusters” by postal code, and that information is being mistakenly used such that people within those postal codes are being denied medical attention. I’ve obtained the list of 10 postal codes, which are described by the […]
Strang: “We may well have had the peak”
News 1. Murderer escaped Portapique within 10 minutes of police arriving Tim Bousquet provides an update on what we know about the mass murder which started in Portapique, Nova Scotia on April 18, based on new information released yesterday by RCMP Support Services Officer Darren Campbell. New information includes: • 435 witnesses have been identified, […]
There’s free psychological help for people in distress about the mass murders
A group of psychologists from across the province are offering free support sessions starting on Wednesday for Nova Scotians impacted by the mass shootings on April 18 and 19. In a media release issued Tuesday morning, the Nova Scotia Health Authority (NSHA) announced they were collaborating with the Association of Psychologists of Nova Scotia (APNS) […]
Daily COVID-19 update: Three more Northwood residents have died from the disease
The Halifax Examiner is providing all COVID-19 coverage for free. Three new COVID-19-related deaths were announced by the province on Tuesday, all having occurred at Northwood long-term care home in Halifax. That brings the total number of deaths to 27. The province also announced 15 new confirmed cases of COVID-19, bringing Nova Scotia’s total to […]
Murderer escaped Portapique within 10 minutes of police arriving
RCMP Support Services Officer Darren Campbell provided an update today on the investigation into the April 18-19 massacre across Nova Scotia. New information includes: • 435 witnesses have been identified, and about half of them have been interviewed; • it’s not known if anyone assisted the murderer, who we’re calling “GW,” in planning or preparing for […]
Calling connected devices “smart” is propaganda
News 1. Daily COVID-19 update (sans briefing) There hasn’t been a provincial COVID-19 briefing since Friday, but the province has continued to release numbers daily. The Cape Breton Spectator’s Mary Campbell has generously given the Examiner permission to republish info from her daily COVID-19 update. Here are yesterday’s numbers, from Campbell: Numbers Total new cases: 27 […]
Paraguay Says There are no More Coronavirus Patients in ICUs
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Paraguayan President Mario Abdo Benítez announced on Wednesday, April 29th, at a press conference, that the country no longer has coronavirus patients in intensive care units. With a population of seven million, the South American country is among the least affected in the region and has 239 people infected and […] The post Paraguay Says There are no More Coronavirus Patients in ICUs appeared first on The Rio Times.
Senate President and Economy Minister Close R$120 Billion Deal in Relief Package
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - After negotiations with the Senate, Minister of Economy Paulo Guedes raised the relief package to R$120 billion for states and municipalities in the Coronavirus crisis, with R$60 (US$22.6) billion being transferred directly to the governors and mayors. In mid-April, the bill presented by the economic team provided for R$77.4 billion […] The post Senate President and Economy Minister Close R$120 Billion Deal in Relief Package appeared first on The Rio Times.
Coronavirus: ‘Biscoito Globo’, Rio’s Iconic Snack Food, Closes Its Manufacturing Plant
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The line of street vendors that traditionally forms from 5 AM onwards in front of a small building on Senado Street downtown, is now a thing of the past - at least for the time being. With the social isolation measures implemented because of the coronavirus pandemic, the 'Biscoito Globo' […] The post Coronavirus: ‘Biscoito Globo’, Rio’s Iconic Snack Food, Closes Its Manufacturing Plant appeared first on The Rio Times.
Bolsonaro Orders Treasury to Pardon Evangelical Churches’ Millionaire Debts
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - President Jair Bolsonaro met last Monday, April 27th, at the Planalto Palace with Federal Deputy David Soares, son of the missionary R. R. Soares, and with the Special Secretary of the Federal Treasury, José Barroso Tostes Neto. At the closed meeting, the President demanded a solution for churches' fiscal debts […] The post Bolsonaro Orders Treasury to Pardon Evangelical Churches’ Millionaire Debts appeared first on The Rio Times.
Bitcoin Wipes out Coronavirus Panic, Hikes Over 100 Percent in Seven Weeks and Nears US$9,000
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - After starting a bullish trend earlier this week, the Bitcoin gained momentum last night, climbing around ten percent on Thursday morning, April 30th, thus obliterating the drop recorded in March due to investors' panic over the coronavirus. By 12:30 PM, the largest crypto-currency in the world had accumulated gains of […] The post Bitcoin Wipes out Coronavirus Panic, Hikes Over 100 Percent in Seven Weeks and Nears US$9,000 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Rio City Hall Announces Social Isolation Measures Until May 15th
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - On Thursday, April 30th, the Mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Marcelo Crivella, decided to extend the closure of municipal schools at all levels of education. The city's education facilities will remain closed until May 15th. Other social isolation measures remain valid to date. Earlier, Mayor Marcelo Crivella had said that […] The post Rio City Hall Announces Social Isolation Measures Until May 15th appeared first on The Rio Times.
Christ the Redeemer Will ‘Wear’ Surgical Mask Next Sunday
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - One of the most visited tourist spots in Brazil and featured in the seven main wonders of the world, Christ the Redeemer, located in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, will be wearing a mask next Sunday night (May 3rd). The initiative is the brainchild of the project "Todos […] The post Christ the Redeemer Will ‘Wear’ Surgical Mask Next Sunday appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil Outnumbers China in Coronavirus Cases and Ranks 10th in the World (April 30th)
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In the last 24 hours, Brazil recorded 435 more deaths and 7,218 new confirmed coronavirus cases, according to the Ministry of Health's report. This is the highest number of new cases in a day - the previous record was 6,276. Now, the country records a total of 5,901 deaths and […] The post Brazil Outnumbers China in Coronavirus Cases and Ranks 10th in the World (April 30th) appeared first on The Rio Times.
The whole USA may be "Virginia'ed" on gun laws
Those of us who value the United States Constitution and its Second Amendment, which guarantees the right to keep and bear arms, were profoundly depressed, earlier this year, to see the speed and efficiency with which left-wing and progressive forces in Virginia rammed through a swath of anti-gun legislation within weeks of taking office there. They ignored the wishes of almost half the electorate, dismissed out of hand protests, declarations of "Second Amendment sanctuaries" and other objections, and shoved through a series of laws that emasculated important parts of the right to... more »
Boeing's Stealth YF-118G 'Bird of Prey' Was Straight Out of Science Fiction
*Peter Suciu* *Security, * Boeing donated the sole YF-118G Bird of Prey to the museum in 2002 and it has been on display since 2003 – where despite its stealthy technology is ready to be seen and photographed by visitors. The National Museum of the United States Air Force outside of Dayton, Ohio is home to more than 360 aircraft and missiles. Its collection includes such truly notable airplanes as the B-29 "Bockscar" that dropped the "Fat Man" atomic bomb on Nagasaki, the B-17 "Memphis Belle" and the Boeing VC-137C SAM 26000 that had the callsign Air Force One when it was used by... more »
Which Apple iPhone Was the Worst Ever?
*Ethen Kim Lieser* *Technology, * This is not to say that the 5C was a terrible idea because, at that time, Apple wanted to include a wider, more diverse audience through more affordable products. But the unintended consequence was that Apple seemed to take a step backward in both innovation and aesthetics. More often than not, Apple has hit a home run with each new release from its iPhone lineup. As the biggest driver of its revenue, just check out Apple’s market cap to see what kind of success it has enjoyed over the years. There have been, though, a few swings and misses. If... more »
Double Trouble: How Some Countries Will Have to Face Both Hurricanes and Coronavirus at the Same Time
*Anitha Karthik* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Preparing for the hurricane season can never start too early. In just over a month’s time, the US Atlantic hurricane season will begin. This means a series of big storms may hit the country for around six months until the end of November. With the US currently facing more than one million cases of COVID-19 and a death toll of more than 60,000 so far, the hurricane season will further stretch resources and emergency services already under extreme pressure. Preparing for the hurricane season can never start too early. The e... more »
New Versions of Wi-Fi Could Make the Internet Better for Everyone. Thank God.
*Stephen Silver* *Technology, * While the present capacities of Wi-Fi are stressed by the sudden influx of remote workforces, Wi-Fi 6 and 6Ghz spectrum is on the way to improve Wi-Fi performance. While the present capacities of Wi-Fi are stressed by the sudden influx of remote workforces, Wi-Fi 6 and 6Ghz spectrum is on the way to improve Wi-Fi performance. That's according to The Future of Wi-Fi, a new white paper released this week by ABI Research. The paper projected that the number of Wi-Fi-enabled devices will jump from 3.3 billion this year to 4.6 billion by 2024, thanks ... more »
What It's Like to Be a Refugee During the Coronavirus Pandemic
*Karen Jacobsen, Charles Simpson* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Refugees around the world tell their stories of problems and unity in facing the coronavirus. Across the globe, refugees are trying to settle into new surroundings and are running into new challenges thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. But too often news coverage of refugee issues doesn’t include the people’s own voices. We coordinate the Refugees in Towns project, which is a network of refugee researchers and humanitarian workers who we train to conduct research and then write about their experiences in t... more »
Rise of Skywalker and Much More: The Best of What's Coming to Disney+ Next Month
*Stephen Silver* *Technology, * The force is with you come May 4th. The May lineup of new material on Disney+ contains several of the things you like most about the streaming service: "Star Wars," beloved old movies, and documentaries about Disney itself. Some of what to look forward to includes: - “The Princess Bride” (May 1.) My name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, and this beloved sendup of fairy tale conventions is headed for Disney+. Adapted by William Goldman from his own novel and directed by Rob Reiner, the film stars Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, Billy Crystal, Wal... more »
Coronavirus: Why Smaller Businesses Struggle to Get Aid During a Crisis
*Maria K. Watson* *Public Health, Americas* [image: Reuters] Early reports suggest larger companies are gobbling up much of the aid, while many of the neediest ones – particularly those with only a few dozen employees – aren’t benefiting. The U.S. government has committed hundreds of billions of dollars to help small businesses weather the coronavirus pandemic. But early reports suggest larger companies are gobbling up much of the aid, while many of the neediest ones – particularly those with only a few dozen employees – aren’t benefiting. For example, large, generally profitabl... more »
Why You've Never Heard Of World War II's Final Battle
*Robert Beckhusen* *Security, * Europe was already won. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The resistance movement, commonly referred to simply as “Partisans,” began operations on July 4, 1941, and soon grew into an effective fighting force. Any success they achieved in the early years of the war was limited, however, it faced the combined armies of the Axis occupiers, the forces of the Independent State of Croatia, and at times, Serb nationalist irregular formations. The small town of Odžak is nestled between the Bosna and Sava rivers, in the north of present-day Bosnia and He... more »
Funny Friday
Once again, due to this shelter-in-home madness, we are bringing laughter and mirth directly to your home ! You Are Welcome! 😷🤧 ~ From Terry ~ THIS was the debate performance that clinched it for Crazy Unca’ Joe Biden… ~ From Foguth ~ Blasts From The Past – Until further notice there are only 3 days in a week. Today, yesterday, and tomorrow. – Just asked a 6 year old if he understands why there is no school. He said yes because they are out of toilet paper. – On the bright side, I am no longer calling this shelter-in-place. I am … Continue reading →
Glaciers advance, glaciers retreat….both are natural phenomena
“Glacier surges of 100s of meters within mere months have been occurring throughout High Mountain Asia (the Karakoram region, especially) for decades, even centuries. It’s the Karakoram “anomaly”, and it’s thought to be “natural”. So why are the regions where … Continue reading →
Melbourne records wettest April since 1960, Australia
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Melbourne recorded 138 mm (5.4 inches) of rain in April 2020, making it the city's wettest April since 1960 when 195 mm (7.8 inches) was recorded. Unseasonably low temperatures were also recorded and almost 50 cm (19.7 inches) of snow across Victoria's ski...... Read more »
Malaysia eases some coronavirus restrictions, most businesses to reopen next week
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A religious gathering saw Malaysia's coronavirus infections soar, but now the country is looking to ease the COVID-19 lockdown.
'Impossible to find the words': Family of driver in fatal crash that killed SA Police officer speaks
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The family of Harrison Kitt, involved in a fatal crash that killed a senior SA Police officer and an Adelaide mother, release a statement saying they "had been worried" about his mental health leading up to the incident.
Pub owners to pay $380,000 in damages over secret beer tap deals
The directors of a prominent Adelaide hotels syndicate are ordered to pay $383,000 to their former business partners after a court found they concealed deals with major breweries over access to beer taps.
Dying wish granted, woman allowed to fly to Australia to care for sister
Gail Baker's dying wish has been granted, with her sister allowed a travel exemption to fly to Australia from New Zealand to care for her in her final days.
Key points from the Prime Minister's latest press conference
Just In - 18 hours ago
The Prime Minister and Chief Medical Officer urge people to download the tracing app to speed easing of restrictions, while another large support package to help keep aged care resident safe is announced.
Morrison says 'there is nothing we have' supporting Trump's claim COVID-19 originated in a Wuhan lab
Prime Minister Scott Morrison distances himself from Donald Trump's claim the coronavirus originated in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, saying Australia had seen no hard evidence of that.
BOM's hot April data may be surprising to those currently shivering
As the south and east remain gripped in a cold snap, it might be hard to believe that Australia just had its fifth warmest April on record.
Australia is scoring 11/15 on the test to relax restrictions. Here's where we need to improve
There are 15 conditions National Cabinet will consider when they decide whether to ease restrictions next week. Here's how Australia is tracking right now.
Victorian school likely had 'unsafe' levels of chemicals in soil, inquiry into possible cancer cluster told
A Senate inquiry into a possible cancer cluster on Victoria's Bellarine Peninsula hears evidence from high-profile lawyer Peter Gordon of a "disturbing number of cancer cases" connected to the early years of Bellarine Secondary College.
Perth weather 'all about to change' as hot April gives way to an early blast of winter
WA's recording breaking April heat is set to give way to a chilly May, with strong cold fronts set to bring rain and squally storms to south-western parts of the state.
'Uncharted territory': People hit the road as coronavirus restrictions are wound back
Northern Territorians are hitting the roads, pools and sportsgrounds in droves today, for the beginning of one of Australia's largest wind backs of coronavirus restrictions.
Wild weather lashes Victoria, Melbourne has its wettest start to the year
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Melbourne experiences the wettest start to a year on record, and has eight times more rain than the same period last year.
WA unveils plan for mass coronavirus testing in schools as community monitoring 'ramps up'
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The State Government plans to begin COVID-19 testing in schools to ramp up monitoring across the community as WA records no new cases for the third day in a row.
Have a relative in aged care you want to visit? This what the new national visitor code says
After reports of family and friends being banned from visiting loved ones in aged care facilities, the sector and the Federal Government have put together draft guidelines to make sure everyone is on the same page.
NHS ordered to hand over security keys of NHS data to GCHQ
By Rob Woodward – TruePublica: Britain’s NHS has become the latest target for big tech to stick its money funnel into and harvest our most personal and private data. It was bad enough that the state illegally and secretly stole our privacy, captured our secrets, recorded our conversations, filmed our private moments, took images of our children and invited in the biggest crooks on the planet to exploit the swag. But now, there’s a plan to capitalise, abuse, manipulate and profit from our physical and mental vulnerabilities.
Planet of the Humans review: Exposing the fallacy of “renewable” energy
Early in the film the questions are asked, “[A]re we desperate to accept any idea that sounds ‘alternative’ or ‘green’? The post Planet of the Humans review: Exposing the fallacy of “renewable” energy appeared first on CFACT.
Sequential CQ / HCQ Research Papers and Reports January to April 20, 2020
What this does is allow the whole lock down to be called of. we know the rsal nunbers now and we know how to arrest the disease itself. Almost everyone gets to go home much sooner as well. It is still contageous and we will all be exposed. Perhaps most of us have been exposed and have already shaken it. At least we now understand it and the danger and that allows rational decisions to be made.. *Sequential CQ / HCQ Research Papers and Reports* *January to April 20, 2020* *Executive Summary Interpretation of the Data In This Report* *https://docs.google.com/document/d/15... more »
Universe may be a strange Loop of self simulating consiousness.
Cloud Cosmology does exactly this, but also separates TIME and matter from consiousness. And if consiousness is unable to experience time, then how does it create. Yet consiousness expands at the speed of light as well and can step outside its material creation. That almost defines consiousness. So what eaxactly is consiousness itself without TIME and before creation. .. *PHYSICIST: UNIVERSE MAY BE A “STRANGE LOOP” OF SELF-SIMULATING CONSCIOUSNESS* *April 28, 2020* *Jake Anderson, The Mind Unleashed* *https://www.wakingtimes.com/2020/04/28/physicist-universe-may-be-a-str... more »
drs from calif on COV 19
The battle over scientific truth continues. First though, a serious case of the flu is potentially fatal and the same holds true for COV 19. What remains in dispute is just how many folks have been exposed. The pattern that i see out there is that this whole infection ripped through the population back in early November and went everywhere as quick as all that long before it started flooding into small populations of the highly vulnerable. The Ocean spread quickly among the healthy and active. That is why the real numbers may well be similar to the flu. The good news is that... more »
GAME OVER: The Swedish - Belarus COVID Herd Immunity Strategy Has Won
I do not think that the lock down came soon enough to avoid infecting the world. The Wuhan eruption was likely fully flaring during November and the perculation and disease progression did not trigger a peak in viral pnemonia until February. what i am saying is that it takes a modest time for a third of the population to becomne infected and this one had a real multiplier. However it takes a lot longer for the disease to overcome your immune system. That means all of China was likely infected during January. This then led to the global distribution. This is now peaking i... more »
Observations
She has that look that tells you that she’s full of the best kind of bad. A confident woman with a little smirk in her smile. -LL Worth 1000 words What would it take? I was asked, “are you a Republican”? No, not really. What would it take for you to vote […] The post Observations appeared first on Virtual Mirage.
Surrounded By Chronic Complainers Could Be Damaging To You
I‘m almost sure you all know at least one chronic complainer. Someone that is always complaining about something or other, even about someone. Someone that feels the world is out to get nail them. That someone that voices their disappointment about everything in their life. They never seem to share any of the good things that happen in their lives, or maybe they just don’t see any good things that are happening around them. When you around them, you probably feel totally exhausted and drained after spending some time with them. The reality of it is that they often don’t even rea... more »
Criminal Big-Pharma Put in Charge of Covid-19 "Vaccine"
Big-Pharma - guilty of lying, cheating, stealing, bribery, and a history of exposing the public to dangerous and even deadly drugs - is being given billions to develop a Covid-19 "vaccine." Would you trust your health to these criminals? *May 1, 2020* (Tony Cartalucci - NEO) - Coronavirus Disease 2019 or "Covid-19" hysteria is sweeping the globe - with mass media-induced public panic paralyzing entire nations, gutting economies of billions as workplaces are shutdown and the public shuttered indoors all while exposed to 24 hour news cycles deliberately fanning the flames of fear. ... more »
Navajo coronavirus cases surge over 2,000, as Navajo Hopi grassroots relief arrives in Hotevilla, Hopi Nation
Unloading at Hotevilla community-building today. Been a long day but a good productive day. Thanks to all the volunteers. -- Pamela Lalo, Navajo Hopi Families COVID 19 Relief. Days for Girls: The Days for Girls Stanwood Canano Island Chapter in Washington State donated girls hygiene kits. Thank you to the Kwek Society and Days for Girls for your solidarity! Special thank you to our
Five Most Popular Posts In April
April was truly a month like no other, but how as it resolved itself in the month's most popular offerings? 1. Keir Starmer's Falkirk Moment 2. The Left and Keir Starmer 3. Our Compliant Media 4. Understanding the New Shadow Cabinet 5. On Tim Roache's Resignation More critical Keir studies than Coronavirus studies, then! But as I said last night, life goes on, the world still turns. And so the exposure of Labour Party scabs at HQ piqued the majority of the interest. But close on its heels are the arguments I made for staying in the party, despite the election of a new leadership. We... more »
Wikileaks File Scrape
file.wikileaks.org is not working for me right now. Is it me or them? Continue reading →
Businesses Won't Recover From Coronavirus Unless Congress Passes This Measure
*Adam Michel* *Politics, Americas* [image: A closed sign is visible on the window of a business during the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19) disease in Washington, U.S., April 29, 2020. REUTERS/Leah Millis] Now is the time for lawmakers to make full expensing permanent and extend similar treatment to factories and retail space. An idea gaining bipartisan traction in Congress would help fix the damaging taxation of new investments set to kick in amid America’s eventual economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. Now is the time for lawmakers to make full expensing permanen... more »
Iran's Old Air Force Could Be On Its Last Legs
*Paul Iddon* *Security, * But the arms embargo expires soon. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *After the 2015 nuclear deal, Iran had a brief opportunity to revamp its air force. Tehran briefly contemplated buying modern Mirage 2000 fighters from France but ultimately decided against it, logically concluding it was more familiar with American and Russian equipment. Two incidents in late August 2018 involving Islamic Republic of Iran Air Force F-5F Tiger II fighter jets underscored the ongoing crisis in Iran’s air force. On Aug. 21, Iran unveiled what it described as a new, fou... more »
America Underestimates Iran's Military At Its Own Peril
*Harry J. Kazianis* *Security, * Iran is ready for a fight. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Iran’s forces, when confronted close to its shores, would not be easily subdued. What is referred to commonly as the “tyranny of distance,” combined with Tehran’s growing A2/AD capabilities, creates an interesting challenge for U.S. warfighters if the unthinkable ever came to pass. The facts are simple: Washington and Tehran are locked into a long-term geopolitical contest throughout the Middle East that will span decades—a similar contest in many ways to Washington and Beijing’s batt... more »
Russia's Su-35 Is A Top Dogfighter, But Can It Survive A Ranged Stealth Battle?
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, * The Su-35’s speed (which contributes to a missile’s velocity) and large load-carrying abilities mean it can hold its own in beyond-visual-range combat. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The Su-35 may be the best jet-age dogfighter ever made and a capable missile delivery platform—but whether that will suffice for an air-superiority fighter in the era of stealth technology remains to be seen. The Sukhoi Su-35 Flanker-E is the top Russian air-superiority fighter in service today, and represents the pinnacle of fourth-generation jet fighter design... more »
Who Deserves The Title Of 'Worst President In U.S. History'?
*Robert W. Merry* *Security, * Bush? Nixon? Obama? Trump? *Here's What You Need To Remember: *What does history tell us? If you wanted to identify, with confidence, the very worst president in American history, how would you go about it? One approach would be to consult the various academic polls on presidential rankings that have been conducted from time to time since Harvard’s Arthur M. Schlesinger Sr. pioneered this particular survey scholarship in 1948. Bad idea. Most of those surveys identify Warren G. Harding of Ohio as the worst ever. This is ridiculous. Harding presided... more »
Why The Air Force Said 'No' To More F-22s
*TNI Staff* *Security, * The aging F-22 design will not be competitive against an evolving threat as nations like Russia and China continue to invest in new technologies. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The Air Force can no longer afford to develop a new aircraft in the same manner it developed the F-22 or F-35. Doing so would concede the technological high ground to Russia and China. A 2017 Pentagon report to Congress detailing production retail costs for Lockheed Martin’s F-22 Raptor show that reviving the powerful stealth air superiority fighter would be prohibitively expe... more »
Could China Have Cracked The Secret To Defeating America's Best Stealth Fighters?
*TNI Staff* *Technology, Asia* The F-35 and F-22 could be in trouble. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Stealth and electronic attack always have a synergistic relationship because detection is about the signal-to-noise ratio. Low observables reduce the signal, while electronic attack increases the noise. “Any big picture plan, looking forward, to deal with emerging A2/AD threats will address both sides of that equation,” he said. *State-run Chinese media* is claiming that the People’s Liberation Army has been able to track the U.S. Air Force’s Lockheed Martin *F-22 Raptor* s... more »
Germany Wasn't Prepared For Russia's World War II Flying Aircraft Carriers
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, Eurasia* Meet the Zveno project. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Unlike most experimental weapons with brief combat careers, the Zveno-SPB proved surprisingly effective—consistently inflicting significant damage to key targets deep behind enemy lines and suffering relatively light loss rates compared to most VVS units. Early in the morning of August 10, 1941, three boxy Soviet TB-3 bombers took off from the airbase at Yevpatoria in the Crimean Peninsula, bearing a most unusual cargo under their gargantuan wings: two manned, stubby-nosed I-16 fi... more »
How Can a Big Bang Have Been the Start of the Universe?
*Michael Lam* *Science, World* [image: Reuters] No one knows what kicked off the Big Bang that eventually allowed the stars to begin forming. *Curious Kids is a series for children of all ages. If you have a question you’d like an expert to answer, send it to curiouskidsus@theconversation.com.* *How can a Big Bang have been the start of the universe, since intense explosions destroy everything? – Tristan S., age 8, Newark, Delaware* Pretend you’re a perfectly flat chess piece in a game of chess on a perfectly flat and humongous chessboard. One day you look around and ask: H... more »
Water Should Be a Public Good, Not a Commodity. Catalonia Is Showing How
The Terrassa Water Observatory puts citizens in the driver's seat of water management.
Rose/Icke III Livestream, May 3rd, 2020, 5 pm (17.00) UK time.
The Broadcast They Don’t Want You To See… The Ideas They Don’t Want You To Hear… On May 3, 2020 at 5pm UK time, David Icke is LIVE on the DIGITAL FREEDOM PLATFORM for the largest LIVESTREAM of a conversation in human history. This single broadcast could change the course of humanity. If we get the information now, we can act on it, we can change course. If We Are Silenced, It Could Be The End of Humanity As We Know It. WE NEED YOU! Based on the popularity of our previous Icke I and II interviews, we expect to have a MILLION PEOPLE ACCESSING THIS LIVE. As a member of the London Real Ar... more »
Green energy is highly dependent on fossil fuels
Alex Epstein views the Michael Moore/Jeff Gibbs and finds it flawed but revealing some truths about the flawed renewable energy scam. He says: This week I'm covering "The Five Things *Planet of the Humans* Gets (Mostly) Right." The 5 are: 1. Green energy is a high-impact industrial process 1. Green energy has many undesirable environmental impacts 1. Green energy is hugely dependent on fossil fuels 1. "100% renewable" is energy accounting fraud 1. Leading green energy advocates are a terrifying combination of ignorant and dishonest See Alex's piece - he... more »
Yosemite Park releases images of wildlife roaming free without humans
Wildlife in the Yosemite National Park appears to be thriving and surviving while folks stay in their homes during California's shelter-in-place order. The Facebook page for the national park posted a heartwarming video showing bears, deer and other wild animals out and about. The park said in their post: 'April kicked off with one last snowstorm, and since then spring has really been taking off! 'Waterfalls are picking up, the Merced River is flowing faster, meadows are green and full of birdsong, and animals are active, taking advantage of all the new food sources that are start... more »
Jim Willie: The Corona Truth The Govt Won’t Tell You
Arcadia Economics #JimWillie: What You’re Not Being Told About #CoronaVirus (#COVID-19) As we learn more about the coronavirus, and all of the numbers that are released by the #government, there’s more and more that just doesn’t add up. Fortunately, Jim Willie, editor of #TheHatTrick Letter, joined me on the show to discuss the discrepancies he’s …
Yuan Crashes After Trump Weighs Blocking Retirement Fund Access To Chinese Stocks As War Of Words Escalates
Yuan Crashes After Trump Weighs Blocking Retirement Fund Access To Chinese Stocks As War Of Words Escalates by Tyler Durden, https://www.zerohedge.com/ Having tumbled yesterday on the first set of headlines reporting on the Trump administration’s plans to seek ‘COVID reparations’ amid accusations of Chinese ‘meddling’ in the US election (obviously not in favor of Trump), the Chinese yuan …
‘Israeli Helicopters’ Fire Missiles at Syrian Military Sites – State Media
‘Israeli Helicopters’ Fire Missiles at Syrian Military Sites – State Media by https://www.rt.com/ Israeli helicopters attacked a number of military positions in southern Syria with missiles, Syrian state media reported, noting the strikes inflicted “limited material damage.” – The aircraft bombed sites in the Quneitra and Daraa provinces early on Friday morning after approaching from …
Report: Dr Fauci Backed WuHan Lab Doing ‘Crazy’ Coronavirus Research
Report: Dr Fauci Backed WuHan Lab Doing ‘Crazy’ Coronavirus Research by Steve Watson | www.Infowars.com Infectious disease experts say research ‘enhanced the ability of bat coronavirus to infect human cells.’ – Newsweek has highlighted that the Chinese scientists who were said to have been doing ‘crazy’ things with coronavirus in the Wuhan Institute of Virology, …
Trump Announces ‘Operation Warp Speed’ to Rush Coronavirus Vaccine into Production in Unprecedented Move to Vaccinate Every American
Has Donald Trump SOLD US OUT? Possible. But there is a simpler explanation on his sudden rush for a vaccine by January 2021. Trump knows Bill Gates of Hell is pushing to get his Quantum Dot Tattoo “Mark of the Beast” Vaccine out in a year. Bill Gates of Hell intends to vaccinate all 7 …
DR. FAUCI EXPOSED: Doctor CONNECTED To Wuhan Lab!
CoVid-19 is an operation of the western Illuminati with the complicity of the Chinese Illuminati. It is to drive the world towards a Luciferian New World Order, World Government led by the Anti-Christ, Global Supra-National Central Bank, Global ID2020 –> ‘666’!! – World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson reports on the latest information exposing Dr. Anthony …
NYTimes: Bill Gates Repeatedly Met With Jeffrey Epstein | Velshi & Ruhle | MSNBC
Birds of a feather flock together. Jeffrey Epstein is a Satanist, Israeli Mossad asset. Epstein was the type who practiced: Pedophilia, Child Sacrifice, Child Torture …? – MSNBC A new report is shedding light on a surprising relationship between the late Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Gates. New York Times columnist James Stewart joins Stephanie Ruhle …
Tensions Boiling as China Expels US Warship (Full Show)
RT America China claims that it expelled a US Navy ship called the USS Barry from its “territorial waters” in the South China Sea on Tuesday and went on to condemn Washington’s “provocative acts.” The US, who does not recognize China’s claim to the area, defended the USS Barry’s “freedom of navigation” operation went according …
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