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Midnight Meme Of The Day!
DownWithTyranny, DownWithTyranny! - 21 hours ago
*by Noah* That's one sexy motherfucker you 62,000,000 voted for. I finally get it! I can see why all those Republican $enators voted to keep him around. Who wouldn't want to watch this movie? Who wouldn't want to pour over his daily words as if they are the gospels themselves? Now if only one of you, even one of you 62,000,000 nihilistic nutjobs would admit that your emperor not only lost his clothes but lost his bright red tie to reality years ago. Of course, that will never happen because you're as far gone as he is. Well done!
How the British Empire Created and Killed George Orwell
Geopolitics101, Covert Geopolitics - 21 hours ago
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), happily amplified by the Public Broadcasting System (PBS) in the United States which carries its World News, continues to pump out its regular dreck about the alleged economic chaos in Russia and the imagined miserable state of the Russian people. by Martin Sieff, Strategic Culture Foundation As long as the … Continue reading How the British Empire Created and Killed George Orwell →
Why Calling Coronavirus the ‘Invisible Nature’ Seems Natural
Stewart Guthrie, Michaela Porubanova, The National Interest - 21 hours ago
*Stewart Guthrie, Michaela Porubanova* *Politics, * President Donald Trump has called the coronavirus an “invisible enemy” that’s “brilliant” and “tough and smart,” adding that we are “tougher and smarter.” President Donald Trump has called the coronavirus an “invisible enemy” that’s “brilliant” and “tough and smart,” adding that we are “tougher and smarter.” CNN host Chris Cuomo, recovering from the virus, attributed malicious intent to it, saying it “wants us to lay down.” He warned his audience not to cooperate. Other people called the coronavirus “sneaky,” “tricky,” “mercil...
Fact: Alcohol Can Make Coronavirus Worse
Sally Casswell, The National Interest - 21 hours ago
*Sally Casswell* *Health, Oceania* The World Health Organisation has warned that heavy alcohol consumption increases the risk of respiratory failure, one of the most severe complications of COVID-19. New Zealand has won international praise for its strict lockdown conditions and public health response to COVID-19, but there’s one glaring blindspot. Last month, the World Health Organisation released a new factsheet on alcohol and COVID-19, warning that heavy alcohol consumption increases the risk of respiratory failure, one of the most severe complications of COVID-19. Yet alcoh...
There’s No Longer Any Question That Biden Carried Out A Cover-Up In Ukraine
Andrew KORYBKO, OrientalReview.org - 22 hours ago
Trump stands vindicated for accusing Biden of trying to cover up his son’s corruption in Ukraine after one of that country’s lawmakers released audio recordings of the former Vice President’s numerous conversations with former President Poroshenko to that effect, proving that the real Ukrainegate scandal has been about the Democrat […]
Tweets For Today
War News Updates Editor, War News Updates - 22 hours ago
China says WHO chief has done a good job https://t.co/BWgaSQ2Cx9 pic.twitter.com/3yNpYTaaLY — Reuters (@Reuters) May 24, 2020 China says WHO chief has done a good job https://t.co/BWgaSQ2Cx9 pic.twitter.com/3yNpYTaaLY — Reuters (@Reuters) May 24, 2020 US imposes travel restrictions on foreign nationals in Brazil, which has seen a surge in coronavirus cases https://t.co/WCSsKIuFAp — BBC News (World) (@BBCWorld) May 24, 2020 China says its relations with US are "on the brink of a new Cold War" -- fuelled partly by tensions over the #coronavirus pandemic that has killed nearly ...
Ronald Reagan’s 1985 Memorial Day Remarks at Arlington
SafeSpace, 'Nox & Friends - 23 hours ago
Few American Presidents have said more with fewer words than Ronaldus Magnus. We join him in his tribute to those many men and women in the uniformed services and in plainclothes, who fight now and have fought in days past, to defend Americans’ rights and freedoms … even that much-overused freedom to be a fool. — Safespace —
We Remember, We Honor, We Celebrate
Menagerie, The Last Refuge - 23 hours ago
This is a modified re-post from last year. I love the video and I cannot top it, so I offer it again. . Today all across this great land we call America, we pause to remember those who have fallen. … Continue reading →
Many Americans Ignoring Social Distancing Rules
War News Updates Editor, War News Updates - 23 hours ago
Ocean City, Maryland Boardwalk. Reuters *Zero Hedge:* *"Shocking": Americans Flood Beaches, Trampling Social Distancing Rules* After months of quarantine, Americans are finally breaking free from their homes this Memorial Day weekend, despite the potential consequences of sparking a second coronavirus wave. The battle between staying sane while cooped up in a home for months versus the ongoing pandemic is a challenging situation to balance. While some are venturing outside in absolute horror, others are putting their party face on and disregarding local public health orders. Tho...
“Lessons of Churchless Sabbath” during the 1918 Flu Pandemic
miningawareness, Mining Awareness + - 23 hours ago
“Lessons of Churchless Sabbath“, October 14, 1918, By Rev. Dr. George Rutledge Stuart (1857-1926)[Excerpts. Image of entire article follows further … Continue reading →
Prison guard accused of 'five sexual acts' with inmate in Sydney jail
Mark Reddie, Just In - 23 hours ago
Melissa Goodwin, 25, is charged with misconduct in public office and other offences after allegedly having a sexual relationship with an inmate at Silverwater Prison in Sydney's west.
Church of Trump
miningawareness, Mining Awareness + - 23 hours ago
“MAGA Church” by the Lincoln Project, Jan 9, 2020 (2 min 44 sec): https://youtu.be/yoglNFN5-Js Trump’s the antithesis of Making American … Continue reading →
Two buildings become one in an Australian architectural feat
Jessica Hinchliffe, Just In - 23 hours ago
An environmentally sustainable project will link two buildings in the heart of Brisbane to avoid knocking them down, in what is considered an Australian first.
Global Anger Builds As Elites Worldwide Break Quarantine Rules
Zerohedge, The Duran - 23 hours ago
One rule for me, and another for thee" appears to be the politically-prone mantra rapidly spreading around the world. More The post Global Anger Builds As Elites Worldwide Break Quarantine Rules appeared first on The Duran.
Senior custodians object to proposed National Aboriginal Art Gallery location
Stewart Brash And Katrina Beavan, Just In - 23 hours ago
The NT Government receives another setback in its attempt to build a National Aboriginal Art Gallery, with senior custodians reiterating their opposition to its proposed site in Alice Springs.
May 25th – 2020 Presidential Politics – Trump Administration Day #1222
sundance, The Last Refuge - 23 hours ago
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 →
Monday May 25th – Open Thread
sundance, The Last Refuge - 23 hours ago
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 →
Though Memorial Day activities different this year, food safety remains a priority
U.S. Department of Agriculture, Food Safety News - 1 day ago
Every year, millions of Americans commemorate Memorial Day to honor the sacrifices so many have made to protect our country. This holiday weekend might not be like past years, so while we keep public health recommendations in mind, let’s not forget food safety practices to prevent foodborne illnesses. “Memorial Day is the unofficial start of... Continue Reading
What does the Defense Production Act have to do with food?
Thomas Gremillion, Food Safety News - 1 day ago
Opinion This past week, FDA and USDA issued a Memorandum of Understanding Regarding the Potential Use of the Defense Production Act with Regard to FDA-Regulated Food During the COVID-19 Pandemic. The MOU refers to “potential use” because USDA has not yet invoked its DPA authority. Nor will it, in any likelihood. Messaging matters, however, and... Continue Reading
Picture Of The Day
War News Updates Editor, War News Updates - 23 hours ago
Anti-government protesters run away from tear gas during a march against Beijing’s plans to impose national security legislation in Hong Kong, China May 24, 2020. Hong Kong police fired tear gas and water cannon to disperse thousands of people who rallied on Sunday to protest against Beijing's plan to impose national security laws on the city. REUTERS/Tyrone Siu *WNU Editor:* The above picture is from this photo-gallery .... *Thousands protest Chinese security law as unrest returns to Hong Kong* (Reuters).
Almost 500,000 young Australians have dipped into their super early due to coronavirus reducing their pay
Stephanie Borys, Just In - 23 hours ago
More than a third of Australians that have accessed their superannuation early due to COVID-19 are under the age of 30.
Has The Lockdown Changed You For The Better?
War News Updates Editor, War News Updates - 23 hours ago
*Study Finds:* *Silver Lining: 2 In 5 Adults Have ‘Changed For The Better’ Thanks To Lockdown* LONDON — Many people have been using their extra time during the coronavirus lockdown wisely and have adopted new habits to keep themselves busy. In fact, a recent survey of 2,000 British adults reveals that 43% of people feel they’ve “changed their ways for the better” as a result of all the time inside these past few months. Researchers sought to learn how habits and daily lives have changed as a result of the lockdown. Nearly half of those surveyed expect to keep up these new hobbies,...
'Overwhelming' parenthood brings back memories of childhood tragedy for Prince William
Just In - 23 hours ago
In a new documentary, Prince William says the challenges of parenthood have been amplified by the "traumatic" loss of his mother, who died when he was 15.
Interstate parents want their children at SA schools considered 'essential'
Jen McCutcheon, Just In - 23 hours ago
As students return to school today, some who reside in NSW and NT — but go to school in South Australia — won't be, struggling with self-isolation rules.
Memorial Day — Lest We Forget
PA Pundits - International, PA Pundits – International - 23 hours ago
Remember those on the frontlines of freedom who stand ready to put their lives on the line. ~ Roger Helle ~ It’s that time of year again. A long holiday weekend with cookouts, picnics in the park, and blockbuster commercial sales. At least that’s what many think Memorial Day weekend is all about. As […]
Australian Daily Wind Power Generation Data – Sunday 24th May 2020 – Plus Weekly Update
TonyfromOz, PA Pundits – International - 1 day ago
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 […]
Yahoo! Spreads Liberal Think Tank Claiming Virus ‘Spiking’ In Counties That Voted For Trump
PA Pundits - International, PA Pundits – International - 1 day ago
By Tim Graham ~ An article on Yahoo! News uses a liberal think tank’s number-crunching to report “Coronavirus is spiking disproportionately in counties that voted for Trump in 2016.” Katherine Krawczyk at The Week magazine reported: The 2016 election may help map the next coronavirus hotspots. While COVID-19 is finally beginning to wane in some […]
No Returning To Normal Until We Relearn Trust
PA Pundits - International, PA Pundits – International - 1 day ago
By Larry Bell ~ Remember when the pivotal health objective was to “flatten the curve” — before the back to life and business goal post marker got moved to “beating the virus?” We should now realize that COVID-19 isn’t going to entirely go away anytime soon — maybe never. Summer may provide a respite. By […]
New Zealand officers can now enter properties
TOTT News, News – TOTT News - 1 day ago
A controversial new COVID-19 law has been passed in New Zealand that allows police officers to search homes without a warrant. Despite widespread concern, the government rushed through the powerful legislation as the country drops to Alert Level 2, saying it is a ‘better route’ than existing lockdown measures. [...Continued]
Covid 19 aggravated by government mind conditioning
Editor, cairnsnews, Cairns News - 1 day ago
Cognitive dissonance dividing public by Alex Bruce On May 12th, Anthony Fauci testified before the Senate that reopening the economy too quickly could lead to “suffering and death that could be avoided [that] could even set you back on the road to…economic recovery.” On May 23rd, Anthony Fauci appeared to reverse course when he told […]
Tigers, Pies to kick things off as AFL releases first part of season fixture list
Just In - 1 day ago
The AFL reveals the matches for rounds two to five, with every game except the Showdown played on the eastern seaboard.
'Move on': Report pours cold water on renewed calls for high-speed east coast rail
Bridget Rollason, Just In - 1 day ago
Australia should abandon the idea of a bullet train and governments should stop wasting public money to study proposals, according to a new report by the Grattan Institute.
Five things you need to know about Dominic Cummings, the public servant causing trouble for Boris Johnson
Alicia Nally, Just In - 1 day ago
He orchestrated the successful Brexit campaign and helped the British Prime Minister into office. Here's what we know about Dominic Cummings.
Ann Marie Smith's carer was banned amid missing money claims, SA committee hears
Nick Harmsen, Just In - 1 day ago
The carer of Ann Marie Smith was previously banned by an SA Government agency over allegations that clients' money had gone missing while she had worked in their homes, a parliamentary committee is told.
Banter, big names and big drives: Tiger and Peyton beat Phil and Tom in The Match
Just In - 1 day ago
An all-star golf match raises more than $30 million for charity, but the focus is on Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson's rivalry, while NFL QB Tom Brady answers the banter with the shot of the day.
Coronavirus 'cover-up' is China's Chernobyl, top White House official says
Just In - 1 day ago
Tensions between US and China escalate again, with a top White House official comparing China's handling of the coronavirus outbreak to the Chernobyl nuclear disaster.
Inside the mission to save Victoria's High Country brumbies from being culled
Steven Schubert, Just In - 1 day ago
The Government says they are "large invasive herbivores", the Maguires say they're a cultural icon. While the battle of the brumbies will be heard in court, this cattleman says a judge won't stop him saving Victoria's wild horses.
Single-use metalware a 'big cost' for hospitals as waste levels increase
Malcolm Sutton, Just In - 1 day ago
Doctors say Australian hospitals are creating huge amounts of unnecessary waste and risking equipment shortages through single-use metalware.
Man charged over alleged hit-and-run that killed former school principal
Just In - 1 day ago
An Armstrong Creek man is charged with dangerous driving causing death after allegedly fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run that killed Melbourne woman Deborah Locco*,* who was cycling along Beach Road in Melbourne's south-east on Sunday.
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