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A Solution They Do Not Want You To Know?
*Dana Ashlie's Video August 16th, 2019* *Please Read the Notes Below* *Prior to Viewing* Folks, the first thing I want you to note about this post is that Dana Ashlie's video was made on *August 16th, 2019.* That's *before* the plandemic/scamdemic hit the fan. The reason the contents are pertinent at this time is because of the threats made by Dr. Fauci and others that *there will be a "Second Wave" of the Pandemic, likely in the fall. * I believe, along with others such as *"Amazing Polly",* as expressed in her most recent video, that the perpZ are blackmailing and extorting the ... more »
Midnight Meme Of The Day!
*by Noah* Tonight's meme is a simple historic graph from the now badly and deliberately damaged Center For Disease Control that shows us what happened here in America with the flu pandemic of 1918-1919. The curve went down after several months, WW1 ended and people got tired of being cooped up so out in the streets they went. "No need for social distancing, Yay!" Then, of course, the very predictable happened and things got even worse than they had been before. In October alone,160,000 died, maybe more. Sane people see the graph as a warning. However, Republicans, as evidenced by ... more »
The Most Unusual Society in History
Not quite of course, but it sounds good. There were ample systemic issues that drove reform efforts. The problem with reform is that stupid people think that problems can be corrected by hiring a lot of friends to go manage it all. Do that often enough and you have an impractical mess. This item tackles the easy stuff and that notes that the top two thirds did just fine. That was never the problem and is not the problem today.. The real problem of all economics is the outright elimination of poverty itself for the lower third in a manner which also eliminates their exploi... more »
Bold New Theory Offered for Source of Tunguska Blast
Yes of course. We have zero evidence of blast debris, so then we have NO blast debris. But we do have a high speed asteroid passing through. This asteroid was a remnant of the impactor that was targeted to hammer the Ice Cap around 12,900 BP. That object was certainly broken up but also delivered several massive asteroids as well, one recently discovered in Greenland. Thus a small or even quite large asteroid skimmed through out athmosphere and passed on. At seventy miles per second or therabouts, a huge shock wave would be produced whose energy would easily have produced a... more »
Obama, Biden Oval Office Meeting On January 5 Was Key To Entire Anti-Trump Operation
The whole sorry enterprise has been laid bare. the arrests will be a relief. We knew a long time ago and so did everyone imnportant. This long dtrawn out reveal is meant to educate the whole Americal public an\d eliminate simple denial as a faux degfense. Understand that MIL INTEL has had it all from day one. The difficulty was that none of this could be produced in a court of law. Thus we have had three years of drama and nonsense played out before our eyes to maneuver perps into the light.. *Obama, Biden Oval Office Meeting On January 5 Was Key To Entire Anti-Trump O... more »
Patriotic Vaccines: The Divided Coronavirus Cause
When it comes to the politics of medicine and disease, the United States has always attempted to steal the limelight, while adding the now faded colouring of universal human welfare. In 1965, Washington pledged financial and technical support to the international effort to eradicate smallpox, though the initiative had initially […]
The water conservation law and irrationality of the fight against drought
Thank God I could switch back to the "classic Blogger" user interface. Yesterday, Pilsen and much of Czechia has received an inch of rain, after several dry weeks. Quite generally, people say that Czechia tends to suffer from drought. That's partly because people have forgotten about the 1997 and 2002 floods; and they just sometimes mindlessly parrot the whining. I am confident that the plants have looked incredibly green and healthy for years; there is no clear sign of drought in the landscape that you could see by eyeballing. The Great Bolevec Pond In average, Pilsen should receive... more »
Erdogan’s mercenaries in Syria take aim at each other
Reports have surfaced that Turkey is sending 8,000 Syrians, along with hundreds of non-Syrians, to fight in Libya. More The post Erdogan’s mercenaries in Syria take aim at each other appeared first on The Duran.
GUILT BY ACCUSATION by Alan Dershowitz – reviewed
For two reasons I won’t go into here, I was never a fan of Alan Dershowitz, but I changed my mind when he showed his true mettle by defending Donald Trump and losing friends in the process. His latest book is currently available for free from the Amazon websites – kindle version only. There is […] More The post GUILT BY ACCUSATION by Alan Dershowitz – reviewed appeared first on The Duran.
Australian Daily Wind Power Generation Data – Monday 11th May 2020
By Anton Lang ~ This Post details the daily wind power generation data for the AEMO coverage area in Australia. For the background information, refer to the Introductory Post at this link. Each image is shown here at a smaller size to fit on the page alongside the data for that day. If you click […]
Hey Lady, You’re Under ARREST!
“Here Comes Da Judge…” * ~ A Hairdresser Shall Lead Them ~ The story of Texas hairdresser Shelley Luther is the story of American Liberty. ~ Arnold Ahlert ~ “Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not […]
Patriot Humor – Dead And Buried
Dead and BuriedSold OutHypocrisy#MeTooCheck, PleaseQueen of MurderDirt Allie Beth StuckeyShelley LutherCan You Spot the Difference?Five TimesCan You Spot the Difference?MoralePet SelfieCensorshipGraffitiJoe Biden Read more excellent articles at The Patriot Post
So What Was The Russia Hoax Really About?
* Have you been thinking lately that the more we learn about the Obama administration’s Russia hoax, the less sense it makes? For years now, the working hypothesis of conservative pundits has been that the narrative of Trump campaign collusion with Russia was a Deep State plot from the likes of Brennan/Comey/McCabe/Strzok to weaken and potentially remove Trump from office — a “soft coup,” if you will. * That hypothesis was always hard to understand — why would such high ranking officials take big risks with such a transparently ridiculous narrative with little chance of succeeding? —... more »
Tweets For Today
Follow @Reuters liveblog for the latest developments around the coronavirus outbreak https://t.co/cEBwkoEQ5P pic.twitter.com/FdyEuVTCY6 — Reuters (@Reuters) May 12, 2020 ‘COVID-19 OVERLOAD’: New report suggests Americans are following coronavirus news closely, but they also often need to take a break. https://t.co/beHIwo9OJq — AP Entertainment (@APEntertainment) May 10, 2020 President Putin says Russia's nationwide lockdown will be eased from Tuesday and businesses will go back to work https://t.co/5YJsPwYzHW — BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) May 11, 2020 VIDEO: Paris police bre... more »
How The Battle Of The Somme Created Modern Tank Warfare
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* Tanks entered combat for the first time in history on September 15, 1916, with British troops at Flers Courcelette during the Battle of the Somme. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The action at Flers Courcelette was just the beginning. Both sides learned lessons, and a generation later the tank became a primary offensive weapon during World War II. One hundred years after its debut during the Battle of the Somme, the tank remains a dominant force on the battlefields of the 21st century. “We heard strange throbbing noises, and lumberi... more »
World War I History Lesson: From a Farm Boy To Australia's First War Hero
*Warfare History Network* *History, Middle East* [image: Australian World War I Victoria Cross recipients, Lieutenant Albert Jacka (left) and Private Martin O'Meara, meeting in late 1916 following the Battle of Pozières. Public Domain.] Outspoken Albert Jacka of Australia was the First Commonwealth Soldier to Earn the Victoria Cross for Valor in World War I. He had the distinction of being the first Commonwealth soldier to receive the Victoria Cross for valor in World War I, and many observers felt that Australian-born Albert Jacka should have earned at least three of Great Bri... more »
Post-Coronavirus: Will People Walk and Cycle to Work More Often?
*Nick Davies, Clare Cornes, Graeme Sheriff* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Less use of cars will benefit the environment, as well as the health of citizens. COVID-19 has radically changed our travel habits in just a matter of weeks. Walking and cycling are up, as people enjoy their daily exercise or take essential journeys they might otherwise have made by public transport. Cycle-to-work schemes have seen a 200% increase in the number of bicycle orders, while car use is roughly 40% of what it was in mid-February as more people work from home. Air pollution in cities has... more »
10,000 Rounds in 27 Minutes: Why The M2 Browning Was Such A Beast
*Warfare History Network* *History, * From its inception, the M2 Browning .50-Caliber Machine Gun has been considered one of the deadliest (and highest produced) weapons ever made. *Here's What You Need To Remember:* When one thinks back to the weapons of mass destruction that emerged in the 20th century, usually the atomic bomb or poison gas come to mind. But when you tally up the deaths from the world’s wars over the past hundred years, the simple fact is that atomic and chemical weapons created only a handful of casualties compared to more conventional means, such as disease o... more »
Picture Of The Day
Protesters opposed to lockdown measures implemented to curb the spread of the coronavirus clash with police outside Parliament House in Melbourne, Australia, May 10. AAP Image/Scott Barbour via REUTERS *WNU Editor*: The above picture is from this photo-gallery .... *Anti-lockdown protests around the world* (Reuters).
Are Demonstrators About To Return To The Streets In Iran?
AY-COLLECTION/SIPA/Sipa USA *Business Insider:* *Iran's mishandled coronavirus response is triggering a backlash against the regime* * Having mishandled its coronavirus epidemic, the Iranian regime has pushed citizens to the brink. * The government is likely undercounting the number of coronavirus cases and deaths, and some leaders have not provided enough support to hospitals in need. * As a matter of foreign policy, the United States should strengthen its ties to the Iranian people, while opposing the regime. * Cynthia Schneider served as US ambassador to the Netherlands from 1998... more »
The privately owned CDC played up flu deaths in 2003 because the public was declining their advice on the flu shot
Remember CDC is a private subsidiary of Big Pharma. EWR From the huffingtonpost The CDC’s decision to play up flu deaths dates back a decade, when it realized the public wasn’t following its advice on the flu vaccine. During the 2003 flu season “the manufacturers were telling us that they weren’t receiving a lot of … Continue reading The privately owned CDC played up flu deaths in 2003 because the public was declining their advice on the flu shot →
The Technocratic, Transhumanist Total Takeover of Food
The Ice Age Farmer Ice Age Farmer 100K subscribers To understand the meat shortages and push for fake meat, we must appreciate the technocrats’ agenda for a totalitarian, transhumanist future — and use of FOOD as a weapon to achieve it. Christian looks more deeply into the genesis of this agenda, the history of Rockefeller … Continue reading The Technocratic, Transhumanist Total Takeover of Food →
Germany to issue coronavirus “immunity certificates” to allow the quarantined to re-enter society
German researchers plan to introduce coronavirus ‘immunity certificates’ to facilitate a proper transition into post-lockdown life, as Chancellor Angela Merkel’s handling of the crisis has led to a boost in the polls. The antibodies will indicate that the test participants have had the virus, have healed and are thereby ready to re-enter society and the … Continue reading Germany to issue coronavirus “immunity certificates” to allow the quarantined to re-enter society →
State sponsored terrorism: the Aussie mother and child accosted by Police (update)
thecrowhouse 227K subscribers Terrorism – “Violence, or the threat of violence, carried against civilians as a means of coercion, often for political reasons” – The Oxford English Dictionary – There are no words to describe or to justify the actions of these mentality inept state sponsored shitstains. All I can say is to hell with … Continue reading State sponsored terrorism: the Aussie mother and child accosted by Police (update) →
Hospital Listeria cases linked to cheese in Switzerland; one death reported
Four patients have been infected by Listeria and one has died after eating potentially contaminated cheese at a hospital in Switzerland. During an internal check, Käserei Vogel AG, based in Steinerberg, found Listeria in semi-hard cheese and at its production site. The company issued a recall and informed its buyers to remove the products from... Continue Reading
When not being dumped, raw milk has helped keep food banks stocked
The “French solution” of easing up on the rules for the use and sale of raw milk in lieu of dumping it, is finding its way to America. In Vermont, the Vermont Agency of Agriculture and the Vermont Community Foundation are teaming up to pay farmers for raw milk that go into a temporary supply... Continue Reading
MDARD says all wild-foraged mushrooms offered for sale must be inspected
The Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is reminding mushroom hunters that their wild-foraged treasures intended for sale must be inspected by a certified mushroom expert to help control food poisoning. The MDARD also announced that all certifications set to expire in 2020 have been extended for one year. Certification must be renewed every... Continue Reading
Dutch report improved hygiene habits during coronavirus lockdown
Dutch people are paying more attention to hygiene in the kitchen, according to a survey measuring attitudes and habits during the coronavirus pandemic and related lockdowns. Research by the Netherlands Nutrition Center (Voedingscentrum) looked at how much focus people have been putting on their health. Experts hope the positive changes will continue after the crisis as... Continue Reading
Why Coronavirus Is an Opportunity to Transform the Global Food Trade
*Rhonda Ferguson* *Security, World* [image: Reuters] Now, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the fragility of the globalized system of trade in food is apparent again. For the second time this century, the interdependence of the global food supply is in sharp focus. In the first instance, the economic crisis of 2008 created high food prices and pushed an additional 100 million people toward hunger. For many, though, that crisis neither began nor ended in 2008. Now, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the fragility of the globalized system of trade in food is apparent again. In addition to con... more »
Why the Global South Is No Exception in the Coronavirus Pandemic
*David Hunter* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] There are two reasons why we have not been reading more about the epidemic in the global south. First, it is occurring later there. And second, we are not paying attention. For most of us in the west, epidemics are what happen to other people. COVID-19 has changed that. For more than two months we have been consumed by daily death counts and the latest news from Italy, Spain, France and the US. We are aware that China claims to have almost stamped out domestic transmission. The more well-read can talk about contact tracing i... more »
Coronavirus: What Are the Ethical Considerations in Deciding When Society Can Open up Again?
*Lee McIntyre* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] The moral question at issue here is enormous: “How much is a human life worth?” *A lot of people are facing ethical decisions about their daily life as a result of the coronavirus. Ethicist Lee McIntyre has stepped in to help provide advice over the moral dilemmas we face. If you have a question you’d like a philosopher to answer, send it to us at us-ethicalquestions@theconversation.com.* *Governments – both federal and state – face decisions about when and how to end the lockdowns put in place to slow the spread of the ... more »
Why Canada's Emergency Response Benefit Doesn't Help Migrant Workers
*Elise Hjalmarson* *Public Health, Americas* [image: Reuters] The CERB stops short of supporting all essential workers. The aim of the Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) is to offer vital income support to those temporarily out of work as a result of COVID-19. More than 7.5 million payments have already been deposited and applications continue to rise. Yet the CERB stops short of supporting all essential workers. Migrant Workers Alliance for Change estimates there are 1.8 million migrants and undocumented people in Canada. Present in nearly every area of Canada’s economy, ... more »
Billions on the Line: How Will the US-UK Trade Talks Unfold?
*Karen Jackson, Oleksandr Shepotylo* *Politics, World* [image: Reuters] Here's what to expect. Trade talks between the UK and US have officially begun. Both parties are working towards a free trade agreement – a full deal, as opposed to something like the recent China-US “mini deal” that focuses on certain export targets to manage trade between the two countries. Like a lot of relationships at the moment, this one is being negotiated over video. There are doubts over the timeline of when these talks will come to a conclusion. As well as the coronavirus pandemic, the picture is f... more »
How Did the U.S. Navy Lose Its Last War Zeppelin?
*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* [image: USS Macon (ZRS-5) Flying over New York Harbor, circa Summer 1933. U.S. Naval Historical Center Photograph.] The 785-foot-long dirigible USS Macon was the pride of the Navy’s Lighter Than Air Program in the late 1920s and early 1930s. It is sometimes difficult to understand just how immature aviation was in the 1920s and 1930s. Everything about flying was new. Planes sported two sets of canvas-covered wings, had limited navigational ability, and had significantly less ocean-going range than a traditional destroyer. After thei... more »
U.S. B-1 Bomber Makes A Surprise Appearance Over Poland
Polskie myśliwce po raz kolejny eskortują amerykański bombowiec B-1B w ramach misji Bomber Task Force. #StrongerTogether 🇵🇱🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/0aJAPCYcLl — Ministerstwo Obrony Narodowej 🇵🇱 (@MON_GOV_PL) May 11, 2020 *Business Insider:* *A US B-1B bomber made a surprise appearance over Poland with a MiG-29 and F-16 escort* * A US B-1B Lancer flew over Warsaw on Monday morning, escorted by Polish Air Force MiG-29 and F-16 aircraft. * The flight, part of a Bomber Task Force, shows that the BONEs continue to operate all over the world. Early in the morning on May 11, 2020, a... more »
Assyrians in North Iraq Decry Kurdish Land Grab
Assyrian International News Agency - 23 hours ago
Some Iraqi Christians living in Hazar Jot village have expressed concern after the Governor of Dohuk gave permission to a Barzani family relative, Dindar Farzanda Zober, to dig a well on their land.
Images Are Released On What's Left Of The Iranian Navy ship After It Was Struck By A Missile In Friendly Fire Tragedy
Undisclosed *Warzone/The Drive:* *Here's All That's Left Of Iranian Navy Ship Struck By Missile In Friendly Fire Tragedy (Updated)* *The naval support ship was laying targets for a training exercise when an anti-ship missile fired from an Iranian frigate slammed into it. * Details still remain limited at this time, but what we know is that an Iranian live-fire naval training event went horribly wrong in the Gulf of Oman when one of the country's own naval vessels was struck by an anti-ship cruise missile on Sunday. The mistake has killed at least 19 Iranian sailors and wounded 15 ... more »
New World Order Acolyte Melinda Gates Appears On TODAY Show Pushing Hard For A Global Vaccine
Melinda Gates Appears On TODAY Show Pushing Hard For A Global Vaccine While Wearing An Upside-Down Cross As part of our coronavirus series The Search for Solutions, TODAY’s Savannah Guthrie spoke exclusively to Melinda Gates, who is working to address the pandemic through the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. She says there are “a few … Continue reading New World Order Acolyte Melinda Gates Appears On TODAY Show Pushing Hard For A Global Vaccine →
Watch “…It Has Begun! ~ Forcibly Removing Healthy People From Their Homes Against Their Will” on YouTube
Originally posted on OCCUPY AMERICA: https://youtu.be/94oTx-4XoZc
When healthcare worker Greg thought he posed a risk to his daughter, he moved out of home
For medical professional Greg Granger, moving into a hotel to isolate from his family was one of his most difficult decisions. But like many others, he did it to protect his family, his patients and his co-workers.
'Much more level playing field': Why nurse uniforms evolved from petticoats to scrubs
When Amanda Carter started as a registered nurse in 1982, she was proud of the uniform she wore, although from a comfort and practicality point of view it left plenty to be desired.
Alan Jones's retirement is another nail in the end of the shock jock era
Conservative radio king Alan Jones's influence over Australian politics and media is unparalleled, but whether he was a destructive or positive force depends on who you talk to, writes Peter Ryan.
'I am personally terrified': Top doctor begs Territorians to heed health advice
From noon on Friday, Territorians can work out at the gym, order a drink with a meal at a pub or dine in at a restaurant. But ahead of more restrictions easing, health experts are issuing a stark warning.
Call to reopen Uluru climb to reboot NT tourism
A business lobby group wants the rock's traditional owners to allow paying climbers in safety harnesses in a "bold" new tourism industry.
Pop-up bikeways on the cards in Adelaide's CBD as indecision stalls east-west route
Just In - 23 hours ago
Bikeways that may utilise existing car lanes are to be considered by the city's council as a temporary solution to long-awaited cycling infrastructure.
Frydenberg notes 'sobering' economic figures as Australia faces largest deficit in history
The Federal Treasurer, on a day he expected to deliver Australia's first budget surplus in more than a decade, says the underlying cash deficit at the end of March was $22.4 billion, almost $10 billion above earlier forecasts.
Has Australia already passed the peak of its COVID recession?
CBA's credit and debit card transactions show consumer spending improved last week in all states and most categories, with purchases of furniture and other household equipment up more than 50 per cent compared to last year.
May 12th – 2020 Presidential Politics – Trump Administration Day #1209
In an effort to keep the Daily Open Thread a little more open topic we are going to start a new daily thread for “Presidential Politics”. Please use this thread to post anything relating to the Donald Trump Administration and … Continue reading →
Tuesday May 12th – Open Thread
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those … Continue reading →
Prepare to Discover That Michael Flynn WAS NOT Unmasked – But Everyone Else Was…
It appears we are about to find out if one of my long-standing theories about surveillance of Michael Flynn is correct. Flynn was not “unmasked”, because he was the direct target. For three years the official media account of how … Continue reading →
No To Leveraging Coronavirus For Old State Debts
By Larry Bell ~ Thanks to Trump administration leadership and bi-partisan congressional support, U.S. taxpayers have urgently ponied up trillions of dollars to save desperate unemployed workers, small businesses, and vital industries from viral victimhood. Hundreds of billions of relief funds have been pumped into the healthcare system, unemployment insurance and small business loan programs, […]
In a Retaliatory Move, The US Shortens Visas For Chinese Journalists
By Lora Ries ~ The Department of Homeland Security is throwing the next punch in the escalating journalism battle between the U.S. and China. The U.S. is shortening the validity period of visas for Chinese journalists to a maximum of 90 days to reciprocate for China’s recent expulsion of American journalists and nonrenewal of visas. […]
Images Reveal The B-1B Bomber's Arnaments While Deployed To Guam
*Warzone/The Drive:** B-1B Bomber Brandishes A Belly Full Of Stealth Cruise Missiles While Deployed To Guam* The messaging is abundantly clear: U.S. bombers haven't tucked-tail and run from the region, and they stand ready to deliver a big, stealthy punch. The "Bone" is back on the island of Guam and it brought with it the ability to deliver up to two dozen stealthy AGM-158 Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missiles (JASSMs)—the conventionally-armed bomber's weapon of choice during the opening stages of a major conflict—to America's warfighting capabilities in the Pacific. It's now ab... more »
Some Political Leaders Are Taking The Pandemic Seriously And Some Are Definitely NOT
Albania was one of the most overtly corrupt cesspools of a country I have ever visited. And I've been to every corrupt cesspool on earth. There is no reason, or almost no reason, to believe their pandemic numbers. They report 868 confirmed cases and 31 COVID-19 deaths. They report that there are just 302 cases per million people. That's one of the mildest pandemics in Europe. Albania has about 2.9 million people, similar to Lithuania and Armenia. Lithuania is reporting 1,479 confirmed cases and 50 deaths (543 cases per million) and Armenia is reporting 3,313 confirmed cases, 45 de... more »
Collective Revolution And Individual Enlightening Are The Same Thing
Revolution–the real kind–is an inside job. This is not a click-friendly fact to highlight. Whenever I talk about revolution as having more to do with sincere inner work than with demonstrations and pitchforks and the proletariat rising up against the bourgeoisie, I get met with […]
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