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From Orwell to the Irwell
Craig, Is the BBC biased? - 21 hours ago
Rod Liddle's turn of phrase remains a thing of beauty. In his *Sunday Times *column today he writes about the Treasury's decision to move 750 jobs to Darlington in County Durham and wonder whether it will change the culture of the Treasury... Or [he asks] will it be more like the BBC’s move to Salford, in which the corporation’s bien-pensant producers simply transported their asinine belief systems 200 miles up the M6 and the only locals who got jobs were electricians?
Can Russia’s Tu-160 Bomber Beat the American B-1?
TNI Staff, The National Interest - 22 hours ago
*TNI Staff* *Nuclear War, World* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2021%3Anewsml_RC2YKL9Z4A3K&share=true] Both warplanes are strategic bombers that could carry nuclear weapons. *Key Point*: The Tu-160 is faster, however the B-1B has its own advantage by coming in at a low altittude. Here is how the two planes stack up. The Rockwell International B-1B Lancer strategic bomber and the Russian Tu-160 Blackjack look visually similar and even share some overlap in their mission sets, however, the two aircraft are quite different. *This first appeared ea...
In a Russia-NATO War, These 10 Weapons Would Raze Europe
TNI Staff, The National Interest - 22 hours ago
*TNI Staff* *Security, * Fortunately, neither Russia nor America want to fight one. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The allies’ own military capabilities also pose a threat to Russia. With some exceptions like China, India and Brazil, most of the top military spenders in the world are U.S. allies. Although the United States frequently (and justifiably) chides NATO members for not spending enough on defense, even without the United States, NATO still spends about three times as much on defense each year as Russia does. Between the never ending conflict in Ukraine, the crisis i...
The Third Sunday of Lent
Menagerie, The Last Refuge - 22 hours ago
Gospel Jn 2:13-25 Since the Passover of the Jews was near, Jesus went up to Jerusalem. He found in the temple area those who sold oxen, sheep, and doves, as well as the money changers seated there. He made a whip out of cords and drove them all out of the temple area, with the […] The post The Third Sunday of Lent appeared first on The Last Refuge.
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Kate, Small Dead Animals - 23 hours ago
Joe Biden’s Handlers Let Him Out, and Things Are Not Fine
FDA reminds baby food industry to follow the regulations for lead, other toxins
News Desk, Food Safety News - 23 hours ago
In response to a recent congressional report about lead and other toxins in baby food, the Food and Drug Administration has posted a public notice and included a link to an industry letter sent by Susan T. Mayne, director of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition. Mayne’s letter cites federal regulations chapter and... Continue Reading
Scientists study role of snails in parasites that pose public health threat
News Desk, Food Safety News - 23 hours ago
Researchers have increased knowledge of the lifecycle of some parasites by studying snails in Thailand. These parasites can cause severe infections in humans who consume raw or improperly cooked fish that have fed on infected snails. Parasitic flatworms were found to use several species of thiarid snails, commonly found in freshwater environments in Southeast Asia,... Continue Reading
Where Is Corporate America Going To Find All Those New Minority Hires?
Francis Menton, Manhattan Contrarian - 1 day ago
* Last summer, in the aftermath of the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis and of the resurgence of “black lives matter” movement, Corporate America came forth with a massive wave of pledges to hire more black employees, especially for leadership positions. * If you, as a major corporation, had fewer than 13% black employees in any category of job titles, the obvious inference would that your efforts at “diversity, equity and inclusion” had thus far been deficient, and indeed you were likely engaged in “systemic racism,” if not “white supremacy.” Time to redouble your efforts at af...
Zambian leader rejects depopulating Covid ‘vaccines’ for his people
Editor, cairnsnews, Cairns News - 1 day ago
Letter to the Editor GOING VIRAL IN AFRICA: Zambian Leader Dr. Mumba Refuses COVID Drugs After Discovering Bottles Marked “Not for Use in EU or USA” (VIDEO) A new video is going viral in Africa on the COVID drugs. The video includes several clips of Europeans speaking on eugenics of the African population. The video […]
UUVs are Giving China New Means of Naval Attack
Lyle J. Goldstein, The National Interest - 23 hours ago
*Lyle J. Goldstein* *Security, Asia* The Achilles Heel of the Chinese Navy has long been undersea warfare. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The robot submarine (and unmanned surface ship) era is now nearly upon us. Chinese naval strategist have, moreover, stated explicitly that they intend to circumvent their long-recognized weakness in submarine warfare by cultivating undersea AI and by developing highly capable UUVs. The Achilles Heel of the Chinese Navy has long been undersea warfare. The Middle Kingdom’s nuclear submarines are considered noisy, with their “boomers” [SSBNs...
The U.S. Military Wants More Drones over the Pacific
Kris Osborn, The National Interest - 23 hours ago
*Kris Osborn* *Drones, Asia-Pacific* Both U.S. Navy and Air Force agree that there is an ongoing demand, particularly in the Pacific, for more surveillance drones and ISR platforms. The Navy only operates two Triton drones in the Pacific, yet there is an insatiable demand for more intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR). And with oceanic regions spanning millions of miles of ocean, this introduces questions about the scale of drone operations in the Pacific and the pace at which the Navy and Air Force are accelerating plans to add more unmanned systems to the force. ...
March 7th – 2021 Presidential Politics – Resistance Day #47
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 JoeBama Administration and Presidency. “This is no small thing, to restore a republic after it has fallen into corruption. […] The post March 7th – 2021 Presidential Politics – Resistance Day #47 appeared first on The Last Refuge.
Sunday March 7th – 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 who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but DELIVER US FROM EVIL. […] The post Sunday March 7th – Open Thread appeared first on The Last Refuge.
Australian Daily Wind Power Generation Data – Saturday 06 March 2021
TonyfromOz, PA Pundits – International - 23 hours 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 […]
The Left Declares War On Gas
PA Pundits - International, PA Pundits – International - 23 hours ago
By David Wojick, Ph.D. ~ The so-called CLEAN Future Act just introduced by the Democrat leaders of the house energy Committee calls for the elimination of gas-fired electric power generation, some immediately, some by 2023 and all by 2035. That is just 14 years from now. Coal-fired power will also be gone, the war on […]
CNN’s Biased ‘Facts First’ Can’t Get Its Facts Straight About HR 1 Or Pence
PA Pundits - International, PA Pundits – International - 1 day ago
By Hans von Spakovsky ~ The so-called “mainstream” media, including CNN, is apoplectic over former Vice President Mike Pence’s recent commentary in The Daily Signal in which he says that “election integrity is a national imperative.” Apparently, they disagree, and don’t like that he points out the serious problems with HR 1, which just passed […]
X-40A: Super Plane or Super Bust?
Peter Suciu, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Peter Suciu* *History, Americas* Today only one X-40A test vehicle remains in existence, and it is in the collection of the National Museum of the United States Air Force in Dayton, Ohio. However, the program, which is now largely forgotten, proved instrumental in the development of the X-37B–the United States Space Force's reusable space plane, which is currently conducting its mission in low Earth orbit. *Here’s What You Need to Remember: *"The X-40A had to autonomously find the runway, account for wind gusts, and track a straight course down the runway centerline. The tiny ...
Prepare: America Will Soon Have 5 New Weapons Ready for Battle
Michael Peck, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Michael Peck* *U.S. Military, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2020%3Anewsml_RC299I965FIM&share=true] Great power competition is heating up and Washington is spending a lot on making sure it wins. *Key point: *These weapons will help America keep a military and technological edge over China and Russia. How soon might they be ready for serial production? The U.S. Army already fields an impressive array of weapons. But as the U.S. Army prepares itself for potential conflicts against high-tech Russian and Chinese armies, the Army is work...
"3 Ways The United States Could Collapse Into Chaos"
CoyotePrime, Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 2 - 1 day ago
*Full screen recommended.* *"3 Ways The United States Could Collapse Into Chaos"* Epic Economist Amid a ravaging economic collapse, tragedies brought on by the ongoing health crisis, and growing social agitation, 2021 has started off as one of the most turbulent years for America. Unemployment rates are still increasing, businesses are dying every day, and despite the distribution of a vaccine, new variants of the virus are being discovered all over the world, which means in addition to the painful human toll, financial and economic distresses are likely to linger for much longer th...
Familiarity Breeds Contempt and Ignorance
Unknown, The Conservative Socrates - 1 day ago
“What is familiarly known is not properly known, just for the reason that it is familiar,” says Hegel. We can add Hegel’s reasoning to the old proverb “familiarity breeds contempt,” and arrive at the conclusion that the notion of familiarity leads to two pitfalls: contempt and ignorance. When people are psyched into believing that that they are familiar with something, they do not try to investigate that thing; thus, their familiarity becomes the cause of their deficient understanding, and what they do not understand, they hold in contempt. Easy access to university education, and t...
Will Russia and China Build a 'Non-Nuclear' Submarine Together?
Caleb Larson, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Caleb Larson* *Military Cooperation, * Chinese guts and Russian teeth? *Here's What You Need to Remember:* As one naval expert pointed out, there are several areas where China may be ahead of Russia, propulsion being one of them. Submarine designs are shifting towards AIP, or Air Independent Power, a technology that allows non-nuclear submarines greater underwater endurance and, in some cases, a reduced acoustic signature. According to a recent announcement by the Russian state-controlled media outlet RIA Novosti, Moscow and Beijing are teaming up in yet another military engine...
This Photo Is the Reason Why Japan Was Crushed During World War II
Warfare History Network, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* Or, the battle of Guadalcanal. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The loss of a battleship was a serious setback to the Japanese, who were all too aware of the fact that they could not replace ships and matériel as readily as the Americans. The chief of the Naval General Staff, Admiral Osami Nagano, told another admiral, “The Japanese navy is different from the American navy. If you lose one ship it will take years to replace.” November 13, 1942, was a Friday, which sailors aboard the cruiser USS *San Francisco* noted with anxiety. ...
The New ‘End of History’
Parag Khanna, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Parag Khanna* *End of History, Asia* [image: End of History] If there is a political system that has emerged victorious from the coronavirus pandemic, it is Asian democratic technocracy. When Francis Fukuyama’s seminal essay *The End of History? *was published in 1989, there was a question mark at the end of the title—and rightly so. He was making a tentative hypothesis, not the strident assertion attributed to him in subsequent years. But the apparent stability of the conditions that prompted his inquiry justifiably lulled many in the West into a false sense of superiority. Wi...
The Controversy Behind Russia’s Sputnik V Vaccine
Lillian Posner, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Lillian Posner* *Russia’s Sputnik V, Europe* [image: Russia’s Sputnik V] Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine is as reliable and effective as a Kalashnikov rifle, according to one infectious disease specialist in Austria. The comparison is especially apt, as the vaccine takes an increasingly active role in Russia’s information warfare. Russia’s Sputnik V vaccine is as reliable and effective as a Kalashnikov rifle, according to one infectious disease specialist in Austria. The comparison is especially apt, as the vaccine takes an increasingly active role in Russia’s information warfare. F...
If the U.S. Economy Booms Would Donald Trump Pass on 2024?
Rachel Bucchino, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Rachel Bucchino* *Donald Trump Economy, Americas* [image: Donald Trump Economy] The larger question that looms, however, is whether Trump and Biden will even run for the commander-in-chief spot since they’ll be 78- and 82-years-old, respectively. Following former President Donald Trump’s election defeat, he almost immediately hinted at the prospects of a 2024 White House bid and devoted his efforts to turn back both congressional chambers to a sea of red in next year’s midterm elections. But while Trump clinches an iron-like grip over the GOP, with Republican lawmakers debating...
Dive!: The 5 Greatest Cold War Submarines
Robert Farley, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Robert Farley* *Security, Atlantic* The basic design concepts of Cold War submarines were, fortunately, never tested in direct combat *Here's What You Need To Remember:* Waged with advanced, streamlined submarines, hunting each other from the polar ice cap to the Eastern seaboard, the Cold War undersea “game” lasted for over three decades. History’s three great submarine campaigns include the First Battle of the Atlantic, the Second Battle of the Atlantic, and the US Navy’s (USN) war against Japanese commerce in World War II. The contestants fought these campaigns through asymm...
Trump to Return to New York First Time after Leaving White House
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Former United States President Donald Trump is returning to New York on Sunday for the first time since he left the White House in January.
Leicester City Beats Brighton to Go 2nd in Premier League
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Leicester City scored two second-half goals on Saturday to beat Brighton & Hove Albion 2-1 and move ahead of Manchester United into second place in the Premier League.
Barça’s Win Puts Pressure on Atleti ahead of Madrid Derby
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Barcelona’s workmanlike 2-0 win on Saturday over Osasuna lifted it to within three points of LaLiga leader Atletico Madrid on the eve of the Colchoneros’ showdown in the capital with third-place Real Madrid.
Lewandowski Leads Bayern over Dortmund
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Robert Lewandowski had a hat trick on Saturday to help Bayern Munich come from behind to beat Borussia Dortmund 4-2 and reclaim the top spot in the Bundesliga.
South American World Cup Qualifiers Postponed as Clubs Refuse to Release Players
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
The South American Soccer Confederation (Conmebol) announced on Saturday that it was postponing World Cup qualifiers set for this month in the face of European clubs’ unwillingness to release players due to COVID-19.
US Senate Passes $1.9 Trillion Pandemic Relief Bill
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
The United States Senate approved on Saturday a $1.9 trillion package aimed at alleviating the economic distress caused by the coronavirus pandemic, marking the first legislative victory for Democratic President Joe Biden since he took office Jan. 20.
Arsenal Frustrated by Xhaka Error, VAR in 1-1 Draw at Burnley
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Arsenal had to settle on Saturday for a 1-1 draw at Burnley after a Granit Xhaka howler gifted the hosts an equalizer and two second half incidents involving the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) went against the Gunners.
Non-Essential Businesses in Sao Paulo State Close amid Infection Spike
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
All non-essential shops and businesses in Sao Paulo, Brazil’s richest and most populous state, closed down on Saturday for the next few weeks due to a serious spike in cases and deaths from COVID-19, which have pushed the healthcare system to the verge of collapsing.
President Trump Tells RNC, NRCC and NRSC Not to Use His Name, Then Announces New Set of MAGA Endorsements
Sundance, The Last Refuge - 1 day ago
The Politico insider is claiming: “Lawyers for former President DONALD TRUMP sent out cease-and-desist letters Friday to the three largest fundraising entities for the Republican Party — the RNC, NRCC and NRSC — for using his name and likeness on fundraising emails and merchandise, a Trump adviser tells Playbook.” (link) Additionally, President Trump has announced […] The post President Trump Tells RNC, NRCC and NRSC Not to Use His Name, Then Announces New Set of MAGA Endorsements appeared first on The Last Refuge.
Greg Hunter, "Everything Bubble is Reaching a Limit"
CoyotePrime, Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 2 - 1 day ago
*"Everything Bubble is Reaching a Limit"* By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com "Precious metals expert and financial writer David Morgan says the entire world is printing huge amounts of money, and nobody ever plans on paying any of it back. It’s all going into the so-called “Everything Bubble” that gets stretched a little more each and every day. With another $1.9 trillion Corona stimulus package that just passed in the Senate, we are getting closer to finding out how much funny money a country can print out of thin air before it all blows up. Morgan says, “It’s all about the currency ...
Germany Views NATO’s New Directions
Eric Zuesse, The Duran - 1 day ago
English auto-translation of an article in Germany’s SPIEGEL: Analyse der neuen Nato-Reformvorschläge: Wie weiter nach Macrons Hirntod-Diagnose? Militärische Alleingänge wichtiger Mitgliedstaaten, Zweifel an der Bündnistreue der USA, Dauerstreit um die Verteilung der Lasten – seit Längerem fällt die Nato vor allem durch Katastrophenmeldungen über Streit und Uneinigkeit innerhalb der Allianz auf. Vor gut einem Jahr […]
"The Inversion"
CoyotePrime, Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 2 - 1 day ago
*"The Inversion"* by Robert Gore "A seamless web, they all believe because they all believe." "The Gordian Knot," Robert Gore, 2000 "If it seems like the world has turned upside down it’s because it has. Right is wrong and wrong is right. Truth is lies and lies are truth. Knowledge is ignorance and ignorance is knowledge. Success is failure and failure is success. Reality is illusion and illusion is reality. It would be comforting to say that this inversion is a plot by nefarious others. Comforting, but not true, in the pre-inversion meaning of the word true. Rather it stems from a...
Benzema Back for Real Ahead of Crucial Atletico Clash
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Real Madrid got a welcome boost ahead of its clash against cross-town rival and LaLiga leader Atletico Madrid with the return of Karim Benzema, coach Zinedine Zidane said on Saturday.
Lessons from the Japanese School That Saved 320 People from the Tsunami
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
The Arahama school in northeastern Japan served as a refuge to save the lives of 320 students, teachers and others from the tsunami that swept through the area in 2011. Today the building honors the victims and pays tribute to the school’s exemplary response to such a major catastrophe.
Pope Francis Holds Inter-Religious Prayer after al-Sistani Meeting
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Pope Francis met with several Iraqi religious leaders, including one of Iraq’s most senior Shia clerics, on Saturday, the second day of the first ever papal visit to the war-torn Middle Eastern country.
Urban Sun, the Ultraviolet Light That ‘Cleans’ Public Spaces of COVID
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Vaccines against COVID-19 are the light at the end of the tunnel, but a mix of scientific and artistic creativity can lend a helping hand in times of pandemic. That’s where Urban Sun, a project by Dutch designer Daan Roosegaarde, has stepped in, promising to reduce the amount of coronavirus in crowded public spaces using ultraviolet light.
Dalai Lama Receives First Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine in India
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, 85, received the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine in India on Saturday and urged the rest of the population to have the “courage” to do the same.
PM Khan Wins Vote of Confidence from Pakistan Parliament
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan won a vote of confidence in the lower of parliament on Saturday in a session boycotted by the opposition.
Protesters in Myanmar Defy Military Junta to Return to Streets
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Anti-coup protesters returned to the streets in Myanmar on Saturday despite deadly repression by security forces, killing more than 50 people.
Indian Farmers Mark 100 Days of Anti-Government Protests with New Road Block
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Protesting Indian farmers blocked on Saturday a highway near the national capital to mark the 100th day of their agitation against the government’s controversial agricultural reforms.
Hong Kong Court Delays Bail for Pro-Democracy Politicians
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
A group of 11 Hong Kong pro-democracy activists will have to stay in jail for at least another five days as the top court in the city said on Saturday it would consider their bail next week.
Protesters in Paraguay Call for President’s Resignation
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Protesters, most of them young, clashed with police in the heart of Paraguay’s capital Asuncion and demanded the resignation of President Mario Abdo Benitez over his government’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Movie Theaters Reopen in New York City amid Tight Safety Measures
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Movie theaters in New York City reopened on Friday with tight safety measures and restrictions in place, almost a year after a lockdown that was imposed due to COVID-19 brought the entire entertainment sector to a halt.
Four Killed in Senegal Unrest after Opposition Leader’s Arrest
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
Four people have been killed in violent protests in Senegal that continued for the third day on Friday amid widespread outrage at the arrest of an opposition leader accused of rape.
New Banknotes to Gradually Start Circulating in Venezuela from Monday
Latin American Herald Tribune - 1 day ago
In a surprising move, the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV) said on Friday afternoon that it will issue new banknotes of Bs.200,000, Bs.500,000, and Bs.1 million which will gradually start circulating as of Monday, March 8. It is worth noting that the US dollar official rate by the BCV was at Bs.1.89 million per dollar, making the highest-denomination banknote almost worthless.
Chauvin Trial: National Guard to Play Key Role in ‘Operation Safety Net’ Multi-Agency Fusion Effort
NEWS WIRE, 21st Century Wire - 1 day ago
[image: MN National Guard]*21WIRE* | Plan includes law enforcement and National Guard presence to reach its peak during the trial's closing arguments and verdict.
Study Your History Book: A Major Naval War Could Still Happen
James Holmes, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*James Holmes* *U.S. Navy, World* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2018%3Anewsml_RC17E9018330&share=true] A big clash of carriers and their escorts cannot be ruled out. *Key point: *Both America and China have large navies and both are watching each other warily. Here is why large naval conflicts are still a danger that is not convined to past wars. This week, as every graduation week since 1949, the great and the good of maritime strategy converged on Newport for the Naval War College’s Current Strategy Forum. Your humble scribe served on a pane...
First Week of COVID Experimental Vaccines in South Korea: 7 DEAD and More than 2,800 Injured
AdminM, Medical Kidnap - 1 day ago
South Korea finished its first week of rolling out long-awaited Covid-19 inoculations in the country with thousands of suspected adverse reactions to AstraZeneca's vaccine, seven of which resulted in deaths. The number who died after the jab rose by four in the past two days, according to a report on Saturday by South Korea's Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA), which is investigating the incidents. Vaccines were administered to more than 296,000 people, or about 0.6 percent of the country's population, during the first week of the rollout. South Korea has reported more tha...
First Week of COVID Experimental Vaccines in South Korea: 7 DEAD and More than 2,800 Injured
Brian-Admin, Health Impact News - 1 day ago
South Korea finished its first week of rolling out long-awaited Covid-19 inoculations in the country with thousands of suspected adverse reactions to AstraZeneca's vaccine, seven of which resulted in deaths. The number who died after the jab rose by four in the past two days, according to a report on Saturday by South Korea's Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KDCA), which is investigating the incidents. Vaccines were administered to more than 296,000 people, or about 0.6 percent of the country's population, during the first week of the rollout. South Korea has reported more tha...
CDC: 1265 DEAD 25,212 Injuries Following Experimental COVID mRNA “Vaccines”
AdminM, Medical Kidnap - 1 day ago
The CDC added more data yesterday into the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), a U.S. Government funded database that tracks injuries and deaths caused by vaccines. The data goes through February 26, 2021, with 25,212 recorded adverse events, including 1,265 deaths following injections of the experimental COVID mRNA shots by Pfizer and Moderna. Besides the recorded 1,265 deaths, there were 4,930 visits to Emergency Room doctors, 479 permanent disabilities, and 2,743 hospitalizations. The CDC also updated their "Selected Adverse Events Reported after COVID-19 Vaccination"...
“Our Bees and Pollinators are Dying:” Lawsuit to Protect Bees from Dangerous EPA Approved Chemical Begins in San Francisco
Nick Meyer, AltHealthWorks.com - 1 day ago
As the world continues to focus on COVID-19, the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election and other similar topics, the world of agriculture has taken a backseat. Meanwhile, the powers-that-be are continuing to push forward an agenda centered around Roundup Ready genetically modified crops, gene edited crops like the recently harvested GMO non-browning apples from a little known Canadian company in Washington state, and other “modern” agricultural tools. While these highly toxic and destructive farming inputs are highly profitable for the multi-national corporations that sell them...
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