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Europe Is Closing Up Again, While Trump Under-Boss Mobster William Barr Compares Quarantines To Slavery
*Magical Mystery Cure by Chip Proser* I can remember back in mid-March thinking how horrible the pandemic was for Italy and being certain would never been that bad for us over here. (That Trump is in charge must have slipped my mind.) Yesterday Italy reported 1,585 new cases of COVID, bringing the country's total to 293,025 (4,848 cases per million residents). 4,848 cases per million residents is, at least relative to the U.S. pandemic, a very small number. Italy, in fact, is better off than every American state other than Maine (3,691 cases per million residents) and Vermont (2... more »
Do eye glasses protect you from Coronavirus?
I always thought it made sense that wearing eye glasses all day could protect one from virus particles, but never heard much about it. Now it's come to light again due to a study done in China (which I actually don't trust much). Two theories—glasses block the entry and keep your hands away from touching your eyes when your hands are contaminated. This is observational, as are the mask studies. https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamaophthalmology/fullarticle/2770873
How can I get through to law-abiding citizens that THE JUSTICE SYSTEM IS BEING WEAPONIZED AGAINST US???
I'm exasperated almost beyond measure at the seeming inability of some people to recognize that we're operating in a different environment right now, as far as the justice system is concerned. *With demonstrations, protests and riots breaking out in almost all American cities, law-abiding, upright citizens cannot - dare not - assume any longer that the justice system will recognize them for what they are, and respect their rights, and work to uphold them.* Instead, in far too many jurisdictions in these United States, *the justice system has been corrupted*. It's become biased a... more »
Lisa Savage stood out in the Senate debate
* Credit: George Danby / BDN* *Bangor Daily News* I was stunned Friday evening watching the U.S. Senate debate. Until then, you’d almost not know that there were four folks running for the office. During the debate, Lisa Savage stood out as the most competent and honest candidate and because of that and many other qualities, she is the most qualified to represent the people of Maine in the U.S. Senate. The only problem is we have heard next to nothing about her in the news. Savage answered the questions she was asked concisely and clearly. Her front-running opponents dodge... more »
Untitled
From Jenna Orkin “Ziad was like Luke Skywalker. You know when Luke walks the invisible path? You have to believe it’s there…Yeah, Ziad believed it. He was like Luke Skywalker.” Rodriguez trained Ziad Jarrah for six months. On Sept 11, 2001, Ziad Jarrah took control of the United Airlines flight 93 as part of the orchestrated 9/11 terrorist attack. C.D.C. Testing Guidance Was Published Against Scientists’ Objections in many states we’re seeing both permanent and temporary closures rise across the nation, with 60% of those closed businesses not reopening (97,966 permanently closed). ... more »
Teddy strengthens into Category 4 hurricane, forecast to approach Bermuda this weekend
The Watchers » Latest articles - 16 hours ago
Tropical Storm "Teddy" formed at 09:00 UTC on September 14, 2020, as the earliest 19th Atlantic named storm on record. The previous record for the 19th named storm was October 4 (2005) -- this was initially an unnamed storm, added in post-season...... Read more »
Beyond the Bolsonaro policy, it is the very content of the EU-Mercosur agreement that promises an environmental disaster
bilaterals.org - 16 hours ago
18-Sep-2020 The commission of experts has spoken: an annual increase in deforestation of 25% for 6 years, facilitated entry into the European market of foodstuffs produced with pesticides banned in the EU, risk of weakening European environmental and health standards.
ICSID grants Pakistan six months stay order in Reko Diq case
bilaterals.org - 16 hours ago
18-Sep-2020 The World Bank's ICSID has granted Pakistan a stay order of six months in the Reko Diq case in which Islamabad was awarded with a whopping $6 billion fine.
Eight EU countries urge “real action” from Brazil to combat deforestation
bilaterals.org - 16 hours ago
18-Sep-2020 European politicians and investors have mounted pressure on Brazil to step up environmental protection as deforestation rises and the two sides attempt to finalize a free trade deal agreed to in principle last year.
La Chine et l'UE organisera le 32e cycle de négociations sur le traité d'investissement
bilaterals.org - 16 hours ago
18-Sep-2020 Le 32e cycle de négociations sur le traité bilatéral d'investissement entre la Chine et l'Union européenne débutera la semaine prochaine.
China, EU to hold 32nd round of investment treaty negotiations
bilaterals.org - 16 hours ago
18-Sep-2020 The 32nd round of China-European Union bilateral investment treaty negotiations will kick off next week.
The Micula saga unconvincing decision of the US District Court
bilaterals.org - 16 hours ago
18-Sep-2020 The Micula saga is characterized by the ICSID award (and its review by the ad hoc Committee) being just the beginning rather than the conclusion of the dispute.
Department of Trade Negotiations pushes ahead utilisation of RCEP privileges
bilaterals.org - 16 hours ago
18-Sep-2020 As the 15 RCEP members are preparing to sign an agreement this November in Vietnam, the Department of Trade Negotiations is explaining how to make the most of RCEP and deal advantageously with its impacts in terms of competition among farmers, entrepreneurs, and civil society.
Oxford Climate Alumni Network
By Paul Homewood https://www.oxfordclimatealumni.com/ One of our contributors, Robin Guenier has joined this new group at Oxford University. If there are any Oxford alumni out there who would be interested in joining Robin to present the sceptical side of the debate, please help out.
Pediatricians Refuse To Care for Children
Kim's pediatrician had one of these in his office. Kinder than today's pediatricians. I call this the new Mommy wars. Pediatricians are more likely to be female; a 2010 survey by the American Academy of Pediatrics found 55.6 of graduate... more »
Transportation committee pushes back on buttons at Halifax intersections
Pushing back against the municipality’s traffic authority, council’s Transportation Standing Committee wants to rid much of the city of pedestrian push buttons in the next year. The committee met in person at Halifax City Hall on Thursday to discuss a list of information reports that were deferred from a council meeting earlier this month. Among […]
Powerful storm Aila brings destructive winds and heavy rains to Finland, over 90 000 homes left without power
The Watchers » Latest articles - 17 hours ago
A powerful autumn storm named Aila swept through Finland's central and southwestern regions late Wednesday into Thursday, September 16 to 17, 2020, bringing winds of up to 125 km/h (77 mph), high waves up to 5.8 m (19 feet), and heavy rains up to 60 mm (2.3...... Read more »
Could the U.S. Army Destroy North Korea's Nukes?
*Michael Peck* *Security, Asia* The Pentagon seems to think so. *Key Point*: The guidelines seem to apply less to an active enemy nation, and more to a collapsing state whose WMD sites must be secured. The Pentagon has just released a new manual that lays out how the United States might destroy North Korea’s nukes. Army Techniques Publication No. 3-90.40, “Combined Arms Countering Weapons of Mass Destruction,” explains U.S. doctrine for neutralizing WMDs. The guidelines focus on the nuts and bolts of counter-WMD combined-arms operations by brigade combat teams, or BCTs. In other... more »
The Sad History of Russia's Forgotten Space Shuttle Program
*Kyle Mizokami* *Security, Eurasia* The Buran program was a victim of bad timing. *Key Point*: The Buran is now little more than a footnote in space history. The intense rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union pushed the two countries to compete, not only on Earth but throughout the solar system. Good ideas, or perhaps more accurately good ideas at the time, were frequently imitated as long as they garnered prestige for Washington or Moscow. Of all the ideas that were copied during the Space Race, none were as curious—and blatant—as the Soviet Space Shuttle. The A... more »
The West Killed and Displaced Muslim Multitudes, Becomes So Worried with the Plight of the Uighurs
From Beijing, we had President Xi Jinping. From Berlin, Chancellor Angela Merkel. And from Brussels, President of the European Council Charles Michel and President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen. The Chinese billed it as the first summit “of its kind in history”.
Your Man in the Public Gallery: Assange Hearing Day 12
A less dramatic day, but marked by a brazen and persistent display of this US Government’s insistence that it has the right to prosecute any journalist and publication, anywhere in the world, for publication of US classified information. This explicitly underlay the entire line of questioning in the afternoon session.
5 Asteriods 100m + That Were Discovered After They Passed in September And 1 PHA 3 Days Before!!!!
PHASTEROID TRACKER (2020 RQ1 )Estimated Diameter 60 m – 140 m (2020 RC) Estimated Diameter 110 m – 240 m (2020 RD2 )Estimated Diameter 56 m – 130 m (2020 RG6) Estimated Diameter 49 m – 110 m (2020 RF6) Estimated Diameter 56 m – 120 m (2020 RW6) Estimated Diameter 49 m – 110 …
Roman Rainbow: Pope Francis Becomes Gay Affirming Telling Parent Group of LGBTQ+ Children That “God Loves Them Just As They Are”
Roman Rainbow: Pope Francis Becomes Gay Affirming Telling Parent Group of LGBTQ+ Children That “God Loves Them Just As They Are’ by Geoffrey Grider, https://www.nowtheendbegins.com/ Pope Francis told a group of parents of LGBTQ+ children yesterday that “God loves your children as they are” and “the church loves your children as they are because they are …
UN Chief for Collective Push for Peace
UN Chief for Collective Push for Peace by https://bangladeshpost.net/ , 17 Sept 2020 United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Wednesday urged the global community to make a new collective push for peace, reports Xinhua. Speaking of his ceasefire appeal to the world in March and the security situation in a number of countries, the UN …
UN Secretary General Appeals for Global Ceasefire
UN Secretary General Appeals for Global Ceasefire by https://defence.az/ , 17 Sept 2020 United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has called the coronavirus the number one global threat today. He voiced this opinion at a press conference on Wednesday prior to the UN General Assembly high-level week. – “The virus is the number one global …
United Nations to Highlight Importance of Global Ceasefire, Dialogue during International Peace Day Observance
United Nations to Highlight Importance of Global Ceasefire, Dialogue during International Peace Day Observance by https://www.un.org/en Hundreds of students from across the globe will come together on 17 September in a virtual event to mark the 2020 International Day of Peace. The Day, commemorated annually on 21 September, was established by the United Nations General …
The Culture of Peace: Change our World for the Better in the Age of COVID 19
Global Issues News Headlines - 17 hours ago
UNITED NATIONS, Sep 17 (IPS) - Last year, we paid tribute to the 20th Anniversary of the 1999 Declaration of the Program of Action on a Culture of Peace. Today, we need to ask ourselves if we had genuinely carried out our moral responsibilities to transition from a culture of hatred and violence to a culture of tolerance and peace. Read the full story, “The Culture of Peace: Change our World for the Better in the Age of COVID 19”, on globalissues.org →
How Hospitals’ Profit Orientation Led to Covid-19 Unpreparedness
How hospitals set themselves to perform badly in pandemic conditions.
MPs v BBC journalists
Note BBC home affairs correspondent Daniel Sandford's reply to Labour MP Barry Sheerman: *Barry Sheerman MP*: It would be useful information for licence fee payers if the salaries of BBC journalists were flashed on their screen as they appear in the endlessly repeated advertisements before BBC News. *Frank Bell*: Same true for MPs I think, flash up salary, outside interests & their values & expenses. *Daniel Sandford (BBC)*: All except a very few BBC journalists earn less than Barry Sheerman’s £81,000 MP’s salary.
"Within audience expectations"
Talking of BBC U-turns and weasel words... As Charlie noted on the open thread, this was the BBC's official response to criticism of the '(we do) want to Kill Whitey' "joke" on *Frankie Boyle's New World Order*: *Frankie Boyle's New World Order *was shown after 10pm and its content is within audience expectations for a post-watershed, topical, satirical programme from a comedian whose style and tone are well-established. As Cue Bono added, "Yeah, as we all know a white comedian talking about killing black people would also be perfectly acceptable after 10pm". Meanwhile, here... more »
Wee Nippy Happy Again
Donalda MacKinnon It was only a week ago that the BBC announced that Nicola Sturgeon's daily coronavirus press briefings were no longer going to be shown live every day on BBC One Scotland and BBC Scotland, only when "editorial merit" demands. Opposition parties in Scotland were happy; the SNP government wasn't. I ended my previous post on the subject by asking, "Will Tim Davie's BBC hold its nerve or U-turn under SNP pressure?" Well, this appears to be the answer, courtesy of a headline in *The Times*: *Briefings on virus will be screened, says BBC* Yes, the BBC has perfor... more »
September Song
There certainly was a nip in the air this morning... Good morning, a definite chill in the air today … autumn is approaching. @Ely_Cathedral @ChrisPage90 @WeatherAisling @BBCWthrWatchers @itvanglia @BBCLookEast pic.twitter.com/F6dXVtY5uY — Andrew Sharpe (@SharpeImages_UK) September 18, 2020
Tim Davie at the Royal Television Society, yeah?
Here's Tim Davie at the Royal Television Society, talking a good talk again. And saying 'Yeah?' a lot, yeah? *The Times* gives us the following headline based on it: The paper picks out three quotes: - “The BBC does not deliver equally to everyone.” - “There are some people who are getting extraordinary value from the BBC...but there are certain bits of the country that don’t necessarily feel the BBC is for them. It’s not as simple as saying under-35s - it’s often about your life circumstances, where you are, where you live.” - “I do think there’s somethi... more »
Hannity: Why is Kamala Harris laughing like a loon when talking about children returning to school?...
*and why the hell is she all masked up while sitting on a stage by herself?* Notice how many times she touches that filthy rag of submission - including wiping her nose. Ewwwwww Watch the latest video at foxnews.com
It’s Time for a Debt “Jubilee”
Households and businesses are overloaded with debt. Richard Vague offers a set of proposals for how to restructure it.
Typhoon: Why The Akula Submarine Was Known As Russia’s “Shark”
*Kyle Mizokami* *Security, * The largest submarines ever built were not built in American shipyards, but Soviet ones. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The Akula class was 564 feet long, just four feet longer their American equivalents. While the Ohio boats had a beam of forty-two feet, the Akulas were a staggering seventy-four feet wide—necessary to pack both missiles and such a large reserve buoyancy into her bulk. The result was a submarine that, at forty-eight thousand tons, was more than twice the submerged displacement of the American submarine. The largest submarines ev... more »
Why Don't Americans Trust Experts Anymore?
*Sita Nataraj Slavov, Ben Ho* *Science, * Trust in experts has been wavering. And a major culprit is the way science is communicated: While scientific journal articles are typically nuanced and cautious in their claims, the sound bites and memes that the general public consumes ignore that nuance and uncertainty. As the race for a COVID-19 vaccine heats up, polls suggest that many Americans would refuse to be vaccinated. That’s a major concern for policymakers who hope to stop a pandemic. It’s tempting to dismiss those who would refuse a vaccine as ignorant or “anti-science” — bu... more »
Funny Friday
Presented in our patented ‘Slideshow-O-Ramo’ ® A mother and little boy are visiting the zoo. They pass by the elephant enclosure when suddenly the elephants walk out into the open. The little boy says to his mother, “What’s that?” “That’s the elephant’s tail,” she replies. “No, under the tail,” says the youngster. The mother is clearly embarrassed and says, “Oh, that’s nothing.” She quickly leads him away. Some time later, the boy is taken to the zoo by his father, and as they pass the elephant enclosure the child points again and asks his dad: “What’s that?’ His father looks and sa... more »
The Daily Brief 2020-09-17
[image: The Daily Brief 2020-09-17] This is a summary of *25* AMN articles on the following subjects: *US, JAS 39 Gripen, Russia, SU-35, Sweden, Ansarallah, Yemen, Lebanon, Sanctions, Aleppo, Syria, Greece, Turkey, Iran, ISIS, Libya, Gold, UK, Venezuela, Erdogan, Iraq, Hezbollah, Israel, Belarus, EU, Lukashenko, S-400, SU-27, Afghanistan, Taliban, M4, Assad, Trump, China, Debt, USA, Daesh*. Categories covered in this brief: World-News, Yemen, Middleeast, Syria, Iran, North-Africa, Turkey, Iraq, Lebanon, Palestine Let us know how you like this brief in the comments below. Continue r... more »
Freaky Friday
It’s a mixed up world, but at least, it’s Friday! Somebody did a study on the color of blue jeans (Levis) that people prefer, by US State. I had no idea that the color varied so widely, but it’s Friday, and I don’t want to overwhelm you with things …yet. I’m going […] The post Freaky Friday appeared first on Virtual Mirage.
Current sea ice - The Ice is mush
In 2007 i identified that the heat application to the arctic was large and would clear the North West passage by 2012 and posted as much. My post and news release at the time got NASA to wake up as well and post the dsame thing. That was in 2007 and the NorthWest passage opened in 2012. Since then the application of heat has continued annually. Today, the remaining long term ice is almost gone and will not survive a round of bad weather. Thus we can predict clear seas within five years and this is huge. with the ice mostly gone, arctic surface temperature will jump big time... more »
The First Human Race Came From Australia, NOT Africa!
Fifteen years ago when i prepared manuscript title paradigms shift, I came to the general conclusion that the rise of the natural community was a phenomena driven by seaside lifeways able to exploit shell fish in particular to feed a crowd without moving about much or al all.. The best place on earth for that during the Ice Age was Indonesian - Sahul region which was larger than the USA. It is not africa. Africa is where hunting bands started following the herds and knocking down game with thrown stones. Bigfoot does that today. My point is that the transition from hunting b... more »
A Dangerous Inactive Ingredient
This is worth knowing as it explains the unusual negative effects experienced occasionally on vaccination.. The real take home is that we want to minimize the number of shots we get. Real pushback against industry greed is well underway and this is a central problem. The bigger problem is vaccine induced autism now at a stunning high level. Healing options are improving but are still a distant prospect. . *A Dangerous Inactive Ingredient* *SEPTEMBER 11, 2020* *Editorial by Harold R. Gielow, LtCol USMC (Ret.)* *https://childrenshealthdefense.org/news/a-dangerous-inactive-ing... more »
Dandelions and Civilization: A Forgotten History
A nice item reminding us that we have used the dandelion for a long time. Obviously the dandelion has followed humanity everwhere simply by joining any seeds been shared. We forget that weed seeds are typically in every seed harvest. We typically separate them out by winnowing. Thus long before we had machine winnowing weed seeds got through. A typical grain field will have a large mustard content unless sprayed. The actual mustard seed content can easily approach several percentage points. Thus it is easy to see dandelion seeds hitching a ride. . *Dandelions and Civilizat... more »
Nebraska Bar Owner Arrested for Killing Rioter in Self Defense Case
More than a month ago, prosecutors deemed the killing was self-defense. The District Attorney admitted that they were “pressured” by local activists and politicians to bring the charges.
The US Is in a Color Revolution Straight Out of the Color Revolution Playbook
The US is caught in a regime-change coup, known as a color revolution, and one of the main characteristics of this operation is an engineered, contested election combined with massive "peaceful" protests.
New Zealand is Making Banks Keep Track of Climate Change. The Rest of the World Should, Too
*Ivan Diaz-Rainey* *Environment, Oceania* [image: Reuters] Disclosure will increase and companies, investment managers, insurers and banks will be comparable on a like-for-like basis — finally allowing consumers to make fully informed decisions about where their money goes. This week’s announcement of mandatory disclosures of climate-related risks for companies and financial institutions is arguably the New Zealand government’s most significant climate policy — even more so than the Zero Carbon Act itself. The new policy will come into effect in 2023. It requires all banks, asse... more »
How The Uzi Submachine Gun Won Its Place In History
*Kyle Mizokami* *Security, Middle East* From Israel with love. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The Uzi was a textbook example of a simple project successfully completed by a nascent arms industry. A well-designed, reliable submachine gun made of stamped parts, it was simple to build and had universal appeal. Although mostly out of service, the Uzi’s profile will be recognizable for decades to come. One of the most recognizable weapons of the postwar era came from one of the newest nation-states. The Uzi submachine gun was designed to be a simple, inexpensive weapon that woul... more »
A TALE OF TWO BOTTLES – NAVALNY POISON SLOWEST ACTING WEAPON IN ASSASSINATION HISTORY
by John Helmer, Moscow @bears_with It was the best of times, it was the worst of times – this is how Charles Dickens opened his story of regime change in Paris during the French revolution. Also for Alexei Navalny (lead image) and his roommate in Tomsk on the evening of August 19, Maria Pevchikh of London. […]
Light Warriors Arise - A Poem by M.N. Hopkins
*As the darkness grows* *Those of Light take up the sword* *Light warriors arise* *©** 2020 M.N. Hopkins* *Note: I wrote this poem yesterday and published it for the first time on my blog today, the 18th of September 2020 in the haiku style of poetry.* *To read more of my poems & quotations, please click on the link below:* *Poems by M.N. Hopkins* *or visit:* *Pinterest*
Assange’s Extradition Trial: Court Hears About History Of Political Prosecutions Under Espionage Act
“There has never, in the century-long history of the Espionage Act, been an indictment of a U.S. publisher under the law for the publication of secrets,” declared Carey Shenkman, an attorney who has co-authored a first-of-its-kind peer-reviewed book on the Espionage Act.
WikiLeaks Revealed 15,000 Civilian Casualties
17 September 2020 — Assange Defense It was another day of explosive testimony in Julian’s extradition hearing, with two witnesses taking the stand. Journalist John Slobada explained to the court the important journalistic contributions of WikiLeaks in revealing civilian casualties, while legal scholar Carey Shenkman stressed how the U.S. indictment of Julian is for a “political offense” and that Julian’s human … Continue reading WikiLeaks Revealed 15,000 Civilian Casualties
Top 7 Nutrient Deficiencies
Here are some of the top nutrient deficiencies (extracellular and intracellular) that we see in our clinic. These nutrient deficiencies are root cause issues we have to treat in order to prevent and heal disease and restore cellular function. Even if you eat a healthy diet and live a healthy lifestyle, today’s food is very … Continue reading "Top 7 Nutrient Deficiencies" The post Top 7 Nutrient Deficiencies appeared first on TDW.
America's Pre-Pandemic Economy Proved Capitalism Isn't Dead
*James Pethokoukis* *economy, The Americas* Late capitalism has been better than capitalism that was a bit earlier. But it could have been even better had productivity growth been stronger. Again, although you may have heard otherwise, pay and productivity remain strongly linked so that workers do continue to enjoy the fruits of their labors. For believers in “late capitalism” — the idea that we’ve reached the terminal phase of the planet’s dominant socio-economic system — the new Census Bureau numbers should have been unsettling. Data for 2019 show median US income rose nearly ... more »
China Should Thank Russia For Its South Korean THAAD Woes
*Kyle Mizokami* *Security, Asia* America was determined to counter the Soviet missile threat. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Currently, the United States operates THAAD both in the continental United States and abroad. The U.S. Army operates six batteries, including a battery on the island of Guam and a detachment currently being set up in South Korea, to counter North Korea’s growing missile capabilities. The United Arab Emirates also has a THAAD battery, deployed to defend its territory from regional missile threats. The antiballistic missile that promises to defend South ... more »
These Tests Proved Battleships Were Obsolete. The Navy Looked Away.
*Kyle Mizokami* *Security, * Although the Navy did begin to hedge its bets. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The validity of Mitchell’s claims were self-evident—every ship had been sunk. While this did not wean the Navy off expensive battleships in the short term, it did expose their vulnerability from the air, and the Navy did seemingly hedge its bets later on by producing the Lexington-class aircraft carriers. The exercises also undoubtedly increased the Army Air Service’s influence, which set the stage for the larger Army Air Corps of the Second World War. In 1921, a contr... more »
Why America Should Be Ready for a Two-Front War (Think Russia and China?)
*Michael Peck* *Security, Asia* The U.S. military currently lacks the strength to fight two major conflicts simultaneously. *Key Point*: Two wars may be one war too many. Should the U.S. military be strong enough to fight two major wars simultaneously? Or is such a gargantuan effort more than America should be expected to bear? A pillar of American defense policy has been the ability of the United States to successfully engage in two major conflicts—think Russia or China—or big regional conflicts like war with North Korea. Yet the U.S. military lacks the strength to fight two m... more »
Black Lives Matter Led to Record Number of Mass ShootingsBlack Lives Matter Led to Record Number of Mass Shootings
Daniel Greenfield September 17, 2020 Even as gun violence breaks records in New York City, Chicago, and Philly, the Democrats don’t have much to say about the epidemic of shootings or their pet cause, gun control. While activist Democrat prosecutors like Attorney General Letitia James have neglected to deal with the violence and are instead … Continue reading Black Lives Matter Led to Record Number of Mass ShootingsBlack Lives Matter Led to Record Number of Mass Shootings →
VIDEO: Suspect Cries Victim For Over 7 Minutes Straight Before Pulling Gun And Shooting Two Cops
Chris Menahan September 16, 2020 Video released Monday on a judge’s orders shows a non-compliant suspect playing victim with two Tulsa police officers for over seven minutes before pulling a gun on them and shooting them, killing one and wounding the other. From KTUL, “Police chief releases video of officers being shot, says video should stay … Continue reading VIDEO: Suspect Cries Victim For Over 7 Minutes Straight Before Pulling Gun And Shooting Two Cops →
Kamala Harris Praises The Rioting And Looting, Calls It “Marching” And States She Has “Great Optimism”
Chris Badger Thomas September 17, 2020 Chris “Badger” Thomas RIGHT WING TRIBUNE–OPINION Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) told 8 News Now on Monday that she finds “great optimism” in marches that have taken place around the country since the death of George Floyd, Breitbart reports. Marches? In an interview with the local news TV station while she was … Continue reading Kamala Harris Praises The Rioting And Looting, Calls It “Marching” And States She Has “Great Optimism” →
“Blessed are the peacemakers…”
Why does it take an outsider to finally achieve peace in the Middle East? War sells. Peace doesn’t. Donald Trump has achieved something that eluded the Washington establishment for over 50 years. Of course, the Washington establishment really didn’t want peace. They wanted to make billions from war. Never forget War.Inc is big business. Donald … Continue reading “Blessed are the peacemakers…” →
( What part of 'an outsider making peace' makes sense to you ? That's about the same as declaring nonparticipants binding arbiters without the active solicitation of the involved. )
Evolutionary CoVids
Israel Shamir writing at the Unz Review suggested that the cause of the present Covid pandemic might have a quite different source in his interpretation, a non-human agency, because when properly examined, the usual suspects don’t have the characteristics to … Continue reading →
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