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President Herd Mentality Faces Undecided Voters In Pennsylvania-- It Goes As Badly As You Might Expect
Trump did a 90 minute town-hall event on ABC-TV Tuesday night in Pennsylvania. It went so badly that on Fox Laura Ingraham called it "an ambush." Sure, letting Trump speak off the cuff is *always* tantamount to an ambush from a right-wing perspective. He's a doofus and he sounds like a doofus. Example, he said he has absolutely no regrets for anything he's done in handling the pandemic and wouldn't have done anything differently. Fine, that alone could lose him the election. This week an intense state by state COVID survey was released by Harvard, Rutgers, Northwestern Universit... more »
Publisher retracts nearly two dozen articles, blocks nearly three dozen more, from alias-employing author who plagiarized
IOP Publishing has retracted nearly two dozen conference proceedings which had been cribbed from other articles, translated into English and festooned with citations to the authors’ own work. According to the publisher, 12 of the 29 authors on the papers come from the same institution, Universidad de la Costa, in Barranquilla, Colombia. IOP says the … Continue reading Publisher retracts nearly two dozen articles, blocks nearly three dozen more, from alias-employing author who plagiarized
Deadly flooding, landslides and destructive tornado strike parts of Vietnam
The Watchers » Latest articles - 16 hours ago
At least two people died after severe weather-- including heavy rains, strong winds, lightning strikes, and a destructive tornado-- hit parts of Vietnam over the past few days, from September 11 to 14, 2020. Wide swaths of crops were inundated and hundreds of houses...... Read more »
Marijuana vape firms say one year after vaping crisis, customers turning to legal suppliers over illicit market
A year after the vaping health crisis upended the cannabis industry, marijuana vape companies report that sales have rebounded as consumers grasp the danger of consuming illicit-market vaporizers and switch to legal suppliers. Arnaud Dumas de Rauly, co-founder and CEO of New York-based vape manufacturer The Blinc Group, sees this as the biggest impact of […] Marijuana vape firms say one year after vaping crisis, customers turning to legal suppliers over illicit market is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
"Radio 4 used to be the home of sober reporting..."
Here's an interesting comment from Red Handler on the unofficial army forum ARRSE: I caught the end of The Media Show. It struck me that quite a few opinions were presented as fact. They talked about BAME representation in the media, but two of the four persons on the programme were BAME {judging by their names}: 50% representation is much more than the proportion of BAME by overall population size. Then I caught the BBC Radio 4 News at Six, which included a lot of opinion presented as fact and, overall, came over either as (a) a lot of effort being made to spin stories agains... more »
S593 Not for Me! Senator Kamala Harris Sponsors Bill That Would Gut Religious Exemptions
From Autism Action Network's John Gilmore: Sen. Kamala Harris has a bill that threatens religious exemptions from vaccine mandates to attend school in every state. The “Do No Harm Act,” Senate Bill S. 593. prohibits people from refusing to comply... more »
Dang, Australia, weren't the snakes bad enough?
I knew Australia was home to 21 of the 25 most dangerous (i.e. venomous) snakes in the world. That's bad enough. Then there's the platypus: "... a duck-billed, beaver-tailed, otter-footed, egg-laying aquatic creature native to Australia. If its appearance alone somehow fails to impress, the male of the species is also one of the world’s few venomous mammals! Equipped with sharp stingers on the heels of its hind feet, the male platypus can deliver a strong toxic blow to any approaching foe." Miss D. says the platypus is proof that God has a sense of humor. No word on what might ... more »
PC cripples technological progress
The unhinged extreme left is ruining the fundamental Western values: freedom, democracy, nation states, family, natural roles of sexes, control of the traditional cultures over territories, integrity of the scientific research, cultural heritage, the historical truth, moral values rooted in the Judeo-Christian religions and the Greco-Roman civilization, and many other things. These pernicious trends are mostly promoted by "people working in certain convenient jobs" such as education and media (jobs that are subsidized and/or detached from the broader economy – where the employees do... more »
Brazilian Cosmetic Company Launches New Tablet that Releases “Digital Fragrances”
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Natura, a Brazilian cosmetic products company, has just launched a tablet able to issue digital scents. No, you did not read this incorrectly. The digital scent will work almost like the samples that came in printed magazines and in the brand's catalogs for the client to get to know the […] The post Brazilian Cosmetic Company Launches New Tablet that Releases “Digital Fragrances” appeared first on The Rio Times.
Bolsonaro Appeals to Supreme Court Against In-Person Deposition
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - On Wednesday, September 16th, President Jair Bolsonaro lodged an appeal with the Federal Supreme Court (STF) against Justice Celso de Mello's decision that the President should give a deposition in person as part of the investigation to . . . To read the full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to […] The post Bolsonaro Appeals to Supreme Court Against In-Person Deposition appeared first on The Rio Times.
Covid-19: Brazil Counts 134,000 Deaths and 4.4 Million Cumulative Cases (September 16th)
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil has reached 134,106 deaths due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. In the past 24 hours, 987 deaths were recorded. The sum represents an increase of 0.7 percent over Tuesday when the numbers reported a total of 133,119 people who lost their lives to Covid-19. There are further 2,428 deaths […] The post Covid-19: Brazil Counts 134,000 Deaths and 4.4 Million Cumulative Cases (September 16th) appeared first on The Rio Times.
Worker’s Party Confirms Benedita’s Candidacy in Rio: “We Will Follow Lula’s Primer”
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Worker's Party (PT) confirmed yesterday morning the pre-candidacy of Federal Deputy Benedita da Silva for the Rio de Janeiro City Hall at a convention broadcast online. The party associated her image with ex-president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva when it announced the candidacy, in an alliance with the PCdoB […] The post Worker’s Party Confirms Benedita’s Candidacy in Rio: “We Will Follow Lula’s Primer” appeared first on The Rio Times.
The Sino-Russian Alliance Comes of Age — Part 2
The Russian diplomacy, which has a glorious tradition in modern history, does not make its moves accidentally or impulsively. The historical consciousness is intense. Memories from the past and the present lie deeply embedded, hopelessly entangled in the collective consciousness. A little-noticed fact remains to be that the Russian-Chinese statement of September 11 was released on the eve of the thirtieth anniversary of The Treaty on the Final Settlement with Respect to Germany.
The Great Scampede or The Iron Heel Revisited
It would appear that the major capitalist classes of the world have waged total war on the planet's people without firing a shot and at the same time set up the infrastructure needed to enslave us, and all in order to preserve the rule of a bankrupt Capitalism.
Record-Breaking Polar Air Forecast to Blast Europe Next Week
The late-September blast will also deliver heavy snow to Scandinavia and the Alps, with the Pyrenees, the Balkans, and even the UK set for a rare early-season dusting. The post Record-Breaking Polar Air Forecast to Blast Europe Next Week appeared first on Electroverse.
Research reveals “climate-change complacency” across Europe
By Paul Homewood If they’d asked me, I would have saved them the trouble! Most European citizens do not particularly care about climate change. That’s the striking finding from new research on the views of 70,000 randomly sampled European men and women. Only 5% described themselves as “extremely worried” about climate change. […]
Satellite Observations Reveal Decreasing Trend in Global Wildfires
By Paul Homewood Dang, those inconvenient satellites! While wildfires in the Western U.S. continue to rage, satellite observations over the last 20 years have revealed a decreasing trend in global wildfires. What’s going on? As strong winds and hot air continue to propel wildfires across the Western U.S. states of California, Oregon, and […]
Argentina Enforces Strict Dollar Exchange Control to Halt Central Bank Reserve Drain
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In July, 3.9 million Argentines bought the official limit of US$200 (R$1,000) for personal savings. In August, the figure reached US$5 million. In September it seemed that a new record would be broken, but the Central Bank was quick to discourage demand and thus protect its reserves. On Tuesday evening […] The post Argentina Enforces Strict Dollar Exchange Control to Halt Central Bank Reserve Drain appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil’s Central Bank Interrupts Drop Sequence and Holds SELIC at Two Percent a Year
[image: Brazil, Brasilia,Central Bank report shows largest public deficit in 15 years for 2016] RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - After a long downward trajectory, the Central Bank (BC) decided to maintain the economy's basic interest rate at its current two percent a year level. The Monetary Policy Committee's (COPOM) decision was unanimous in a meeting that ended on Wednesday, September 16th. The index was expected to be maintained by […] The post Brazil’s Central Bank Interrupts Drop Sequence and Holds SELIC at Two Percent a Year appeared first on The Rio Times.
Odds and Ends on the Clouds of Venus
James Gunn may have been the first science fiction author to anticipate the ‘new Venus,’ i.e., the one we later discovered thanks to observations and Soviet landings on the planet that revealed what its surface was really like. His 1955 tale “The Naked Sky” described “unbearable pressures and burning temperatures” when it ran in Startling […]
Could China's Rise Lead Australia To Build Nuclear Weapons?
*Christine M. Leah, Crispin Rovere* *Security, Asia* Would that be bad for America? *Here's What You Need To Remember: *A nuclear-armed Australia makes drawing the country into a broader collective defense architecture much more feasible. Having a reliable U.S. ally in the Asia-Pacific with an independent nuclear deterrent strengthens nuclear deterrence in the Asia-Pacific overall. And it achieves these objectives without fatally weakening nuclear non-proliferation efforts more broadly. Over the past century, Australia has been America’s most dependable military ally. In every m... more »
Magalu and Amazon Interested in Buying Correios, Says Minister of Communications
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Minister of Communications Fábio Faria said on Wednesday that there are five companies interested in the privatization of Correios. In a live streaming on social media, he mentioned four: the retailer Magazine Luiza, the American e-commerce giant Amazon and the foreign logistics companies DHL and FedEx. "The most significant aspect […] The post Magalu and Amazon Interested in Buying Correios, Says Minister of Communications appeared first on The Rio Times.
Pantanal, Amazon Region Threaten Brazil’s Trade as Government Shuns Responsibility
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - While the Pantanal is burning and the Amazon region is recording growing degradation rates, Brazil's economy is at risk of being shunted into the sidelines. In addition to the warnings already issued by Brazilian investment funds and banks and the threat that the trade agreement between the European Union and […] The post Pantanal, Amazon Region Threaten Brazil’s Trade as Government Shuns Responsibility appeared first on The Rio Times.
Hague court rules in favor of Chevron in dispute with Republic of Ecuador
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
17-Sep-2020 The District Court of The Hague ruled in favor of Chevron in its dispute with the Republic of Ecuador, upholding a 2018 arbitral award rendered by an international tribunal administered by the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
Tribunal dismisses all of investor's claims under NAFTA and orders him to pay more than $2 million in costs
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
17-Sep-2020 The tribunal held that the Mexican authorities had not violated international commercial law or breached their commitments under treaties to which they were a party.
Odyssey Marine Exploration files first memorial in Mexico NAFTA case
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
17-Sep-2020 Odyssey filed the first memorial, alleging that Mexico wrongfully denied environmental approval of the ExO Phosphate project in breach of NAFTA.
NGOs ask Macron to 'bury' EU-Mercosur agreement
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
17-Sep-2020 More than 30 NGOs join forces, sending open letter to French leader Emmanuel Macron asking him to "bury" EU-Mercosur trade deal over environmental concerns.
Biden and Pelosi warn UK over risking Good Friday agreement
bilaterals.org - 18 hours ago
17-Sep-2020 Leading Democrats warned that the UK's chances of securing the required congressional support for a UK-US free trade deal will disappear if Northern Ireland peace deal is undermined.
This Is San Francisco: Why the Bay Area Looked Like a Sci-Fi Movie Last Week
*Johndan Johnson-Eilola* *Entertainment, Americas* [image: Reuters] The burnt orange world they were witnessing was eerily reminiscent of scenes from sci-fi films like “Blade Runner: 2049” and “Dune.” On Sept. 9, many West Coast residents looked out their windows and witnessed a post-apocalyptic landscape: silhouetted cars, buildings and people bathed in an overpowering orange light that looked like a jacked-up sunset. The scientific explanation for what people were seeing was pretty straightforward. On a clear day, the sky owes its blue color to smaller atmospheric particles s... more »
Here's What You Need to Know to Protect Yourself From Wildfire Smoke
*Sarah Henderson* *Health, * Wildfires cause episodes of the worst air quality that many people will ever experience. Fine particulate matter can be inhaled deep into the lungs, where it may lead to systemic inflammation that affects other parts of the body. Wildfires have burned millions of acres in the western United States this year. Tens of thousands have been evacuated and thousands of buildings and other structures destroyed. Thick smoke blankets much of the region — colouring the skies red and orange — and is flowing north into British Columbia and Alberta. Tens of millio... more »
What the NBA Bubble Can Teach Us About the Future of Live Arts Performances
*Sarah Bay-Cheng* *Sports, * Due to the NBA’s excellent stagecraft, bubble games have felt a lot like watching games before COVID-19 closed arenas. Here are four lessons the arts can take away from the basketball bubble. “I’m so glad I saw it live!” That’s what I said after the nerve-wracking Game 6 of the NBA Eastern Conference Playoff Series between the Toronto Raptors and Boston Celtics that I watched with socially distanced fans at a drive-in parking lot in Toronto. The Raptors’ 125-122 win at the end of two (two!) overtime periods was an instant classic. From within our r... more »
The First Humans in Asia: A Genetic Mapping
*Melinda A. Yang* *History, Asia* [image: Reuters] Why did ancestries that persisted for so long vanish from the gene pool of people alive now? Ancient farmers carry the key to that answer. The very first human beings originally emerged in Africa before spreading across Eurasia about 60,000 years ago. After that, the story of humankind heads down many different paths, some more well-studied than others. Eastern regions of Eurasia are home to approximately 2.3 billion people today – roughly 30% of the world’s population. Archaeologists know from fossils and artifacts that modern ... more »
Canada Can Bring Innovation in Cancer Treatment and Nuclear Tech with New Source of Neutrons
*Drew Marquardt* *Science, Canada* Canadian scientists are now carving out a new national neutron strategy to rebuild Canadian capacity for research with neutron beams. Immediate and short-term plans are currently underway, such as partnering with foreign neutron sources and using the McMaster Nuclear Reactor to its full potential. Ming Pan, *Western University*, and Zahra Yamani, *Laurentian University* Technological progress owes much to our scientific understanding of the materials we use to build the world around us, from longer-lasting cell-phone batteries to new medicines.... more »
“Progressive” Attacks on Capitalism Were Key to Hitler’s Success
“Progressive” Attacks on Capitalism Were Key to Hitler’s Success 02/07/2019, Ludwig von Mises The following, written in 1940, is excerpted … Continue reading →
Intentionally Left Blank
After the “Life in the Country” Quiz I’ve been trying to work on a “Have you Ever” on a life in the city quiz. So I turned to Jules (from England) and asked her for suggestions. She came up with a few. And I realized that George Bernard Shaw was right. Britain and the […] The post Intentionally Left Blank appeared first on Virtual Mirage.
A Question of What Exactly?
*The Daily Mail* reports that former women's footballer Alex Scott is set to meet with BBC bosses next month and "thought to be poised to replace Sue Barker on *A Question Of Sport*". The paper quotes a BBC "source" saying that Alex being in consideration for the presenting job had "nothing to do with gender, nor is it a case of the BBC trying to be woke". We believe them, don't we? It looks as if many of the readers of that article don't though. "Yes sure, nothing to do with colour of course...." is the top-rated comment there.
"Crowdfunding donors give thousands to ‘defund BBC’ lobby group"
*The Times *reports that the Defund the BBC campaign has already raised £60,000 via crowdfunding, and now wants to escalate its lobbying efforts. According to the woman who runs the campaign's daily activities, Rebecca Ryan, it was the BBC's coverage of Black Lives Matter - in particular that notorious headline on the BBC News website that read, “27 police officers injured during largely peaceful anti-racism protests” - which sparked them into activity. (It was indeed. I remember its launch on Twitter). Ms Ryan continued: For the last four years the Brexiteers have been portra... more »
Signs of life?
Like the suggestions of surviving organisms that have been reported this past week as possibly living in the sulphuric acid-dominated clouds surrounding our solar system's most hell-like body - the scorching, far-more-barren-than-any-Earth-desert planet Venus - the BBC can still astonish us mere humans by showing itself to be occasionally breathing as far as Lord Reith's 'educate' brief goes. In a remote corner of the BBC (still to be abolished next year?), *The Sky at Night *(introduced even now, musically, by my favourite composer Sibelius's At the Castle Gate)*, *continues t... more »
Sky News learns
If you're even remotely interested in geology, or have seen programmes like *Walking With Dinosaurs*, or various edition of *Horizon* over the years, or listened to Radio 4's *In Our Time*, you'll surely know about the Permian-Triassic mass extinction. It happened some 233 million years ago, wiped out most of life on earth and left the field open for the dinosaurs to rise in the Triassic era. Out went Gorgonopsid, in came Coelophysis. Sky News has some breaking news for us this morning however: Now that's what I call 'old news'!
Getting to know him
Well, here's a turn-up for the books. People on blogs like this - including this very blog - complained for years about the BBC's penchant for cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, the eternal would-be leader of Pakistan. People hereabouts warned that he was a dangerous Islamist, but he was the BBC's darling. And now he's the Pakistani PM and, we learn today, favours the death penalty, and castration for rapists - neither of which are very BBC, though the latter is probably considered 'progressive' in Pakistan. The BBC actually reported something bad about him earlier th... more »
Outgoing United Nations Rapporteur Proposes International Inquiry Against Brazil
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - For the first time in its democratic period, Brazil is the target of an official recommendation for the government to be the subject of an international investigation for its environmental and human rights policies. The initiative came from UN special rapporteur Baskut Tunkat, responsible for toxic waste and human rights. […] The post Outgoing United Nations Rapporteur Proposes International Inquiry Against Brazil appeared first on The Rio Times.
Remains of ice age cave bear found preserved in Russian Arctic
We are getting a full carcass here which is wonderful. The permafrost is producing the whole Ice Age menagery. If it is possible to restore this menagery using DNA, then it will be possible to set up a working refugia somewhere in the Siberian hinterland. Recall this original population collapse was brought about by the shock wave produced by the incoming Comet. This toolk place 12,900 BP although small populations did hang out on hte edges for a while.. *Remains of Ice Age cave bear found perfectly preserved in Russia* *By Tamar Lapin* *September 14, 2020 | 5:30pm* *https:... more »
Possible Methods of UFO Propulsion Examined - Part V
This is an unusual bit of history. I was familiar with Babson's effect on market analysis. Yet his inspiration from gravity theory was never obvious and I would have taken his efforts more seriously had i known. There are gravity like effects on markets actually driven mostly by profit taking and also profit protection. This sharply abates once all holders are at break even or losing. These two concept needs to be well understood. We do not have a real antigravity effect in markets. We have instead a wave of greed lifting prices. Beyond that we do understand that gravity is ... more »
Supper in the wild
I wanted to share this. Suvival in the woods requires a tool kit that includes a fishing line and hook in order to fish and a good knife. Other items as well of course, but this is most important. What we see here is a completely effective way to nicely cook fish. Simply placing the two fillets on a log and setting it by burning wood is enough to cook it. This can also apply to other small game as well. Usually we see pictures of gobbets of flesh on a sharp stick which is unsatisfactory as a cooking method. This is much better. *I was cooking this trout I caught two days ago.... more »
They took the cattle off the land
Wherever we have the risk of wildfire, we have the real need to manage the risk. The problem with all that is that we are discussing millions of acres barely inhabited. This means that it impossible to put enough boots on the ground to make much difference. This means that we really need to abandon living in the wildwood or on wild land generally. As i have continuely posted, mankind must groom the woodland at least. This alone handles fifteen tons of wood fiber per acre per year. In the process it optimizes forest production. What we have learned is that running cattle ... more »
Three sentenced after discovery of illegal sheep slaughtering
Three men have received suspended prison sentences for offences relating to the illegal slaughter of sheep at a farm. Sean Burns, John Clayton and Kenneth Darren Evans were found by officers of Pembrokeshire County Council in Wales, preparing sheep carcasses, which had been slaughtered into smokies. Smokies are an illegal product created by singeing the... Continue Reading
Roaring in Defiance, with Helen Reddy, Craig Kelly and Zoe Buhler
Originally from Melbourne, musician Helen Reddy wrote such an inspiring song about women ‘in numbers too big to ignore’ back in 1971. That was when my mother was telling me ‘It’s a man’s world’, while at the same time providing me with every opportunity to succeed. I am woman, hear me roar In numbers too [...] The post Roaring in Defiance, with Helen Reddy, Craig Kelly and Zoe Buhler appeared first on Jennifer Marohasy.
Telemedicine Tales
Yves here. A few months back, I described my Luddite biases about telemedicine. On the one hand, the idea of allowing established patients to consult with an MD outside an office visit is a big plus. Even before getting to Covid-19 concerns, it saves patient time and hopefully allows patients whose work or family demands […]
Dangerous Medicane Cassilda (Ianos) forecast to strike western Greece
The Watchers » Latest articles - 19 hours ago
The first medicane of the 2020/21 Mediterranean medicane season -- named Cassilda by the unofficial Mediterranean Cyclone Center (MCC), and Ianos by the National Observatory of Athens -- formed in the Ionian Sea on September 16. The storm is moving toward Greece and...... Read more »
Trump SURGES to TAKE THE LEAD as Feeble Biden’s Campaign IMPLODES!!!
President Trump SURGES to TAKE THE LEAD as Feeble Biden’s Campaign Begins to IMPLODE! In this video, we’re going to look at the latest polling trends that show President Trump taking the lead over Biden, how the fallout from the riots are utterly crippling Biden’s campaign, and how President Trump looks like he is finally, […]
What Will Happen To Big Tech If Trump Loses In November?
All the big tech companies are hostile to a Trump victory in November, and none of them is trying to hide it, indeed shadow banning, marginalising and worse of pro-Trump pundits is overt. In October 2007, long before Trump coined the appellation “Crooked Hillary”, John Edwards, a fellow Democrat, commented cynically on her duplicity, suggesting […]
The Global Economic Collapse Will Force EVERYONE To Sell EVERYTHING.
source There has never been a more questionable period. During the Financial Crisis, it was well understood the direction things were headed. Today however, there is such polarization. No information is secure. Nothing seems to make sense. Looking at the traditional indicators at face value has proven to be a big misstep for many. Instead, […]
‘Unprecedented’: Birds mysteriously dropping dead across southwestern U.S. - The 5G Roll Out is Upon US
*Migratory Birds Killed by 5G?* It's here, folks. Right on schedule. Bill Gate*Z* told us there would be a "Second Wave" and here it is in September...right when the Pandemic/Lethal Pathogen "exercise" that the *UN/WHO* are conducting globally [sentients know it as the Plandemic/Scamdemic/HOAX] is supposed to "wrap up" or, in the alternative, reach a new crescendo of horror. Please read the following report in* tonight's Global NewZ* and I will have further comments to follow: ********************‘Unprecedented’: Birds mysteriously dropping dead across southwestern U.S. By Josh... more »
With Courage You Will...The Wisdom of Mark Twain
*Samuel Langhorne Clemens (November 30, 1835 – April 21, 1910). Mark Twain, was an American writer, humorist, entrepreneur, publisher, and lecturer. *
No Fixed Abode: how a simple question became a year-long investigation – and then a book
The number of people sleeping rough is only going up
We Are Witnessing The Dismantling Of The Globalist System, Panic – Episode 2278a
X22Report Report date: 09.16.2020 The MSM/[CB] have now lost the narrative of why the economy has not crashed. The states and cities where they are keeping everything locked down are now hurting economically. Retail spending it up but Aug slowed a bit, but the holiday season is coming and we know what happens. The real …
U.S. Congressmen Push a Bipartisan Digital ID Package
U.S. Congressmen Push a Bipartisan Digital ID Package by Jim Nash, https://www.biometricupdate.com/ Days after a U.S. Labor Department administrator told ID tech executives that Washington is losing billions of dollars to online crime, a pair of federal lawmakers introduced legislation to modernize the nation’s digital ID infrastructure. – The Improving Digital Identity Act of 2020 …
Lynette Zang: Signs of Past Currency Regime Change Are Repeating Today
Silver Bullion TV SBTV’s guest this week is Lynette Zang, Chief Market Strategist at ITM Trading. We discuss similar trends leading to changes in currency regimes in the past that are eerily mirrored today pointing us towards an imminent currency reset. Discussed in this interview: – 02:12 Patterns to notice of past crashes and crises …
China vs. America: Why Splintering the Internet is Bad for Business
*Huatong Sun* *Politics, World* [image: Reuters] Countries that try to restrict apps with bans and the like will end up hurting companies based within their borders as well. The Trump administration’s decision to force the sale of TikTok to a U.S. buyer is, to many, the latest sign the global internet is splintering into national and regional blocs. This has been a concern for several years now, as authoritarian countries such as Russia, China and Iran erect walls around their cyberspace, and democracies like the U.S., India and the European Union cite national security when blo... more »
QLD Sen. Malcolm Roberts re CSIRO lack of empirical evidence proving the case against CO2
From Jim Simpson Convener *Climate Realists of Five Dock **(*A Saltbush Shed Meeting Place *& **Clintel Partner**)* Consolidation of recent research, media release, press conference & interviews initiated by Qld Senator Malcolm Roberts exposing on the one hand; the absence of empirical evidence on the CSIRO’s part proving the case against CO2 & on the other hand; highlighting the political reliance upon evidence from the CSIRO which does not exist. Relevant documents attached and/or links as below; 1. Sen. Malcolm Roberts Media Release, 31st August 2020 - https://... more »
Willie Soon
Willie Soon is an astrophysicist and a geoscientist based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. This bio and account of the work of Willie Soon debunks lies of the generously funded environmental left’s attacks on an honest climate scientist. At at the Ninth International Conference on Climate Change in 2014, Soon accepted the “Courage in Defense of Science Award.” “The whole point of …
Why is Hitler so Popular in India?
The right-facing swastika, used by the Nazis, appears commonly in Hinduism and Jainism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika An excellent two minute summary video … Continue reading →
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