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CCP General Chi Haotian's Incendiary Speech
arclein, Terra Forming Terra - 21 hours ago
Any such weapon would collapse the global population as well. However, here we have such a CCP General touting genocide as a useful strategy which taken with present circumstances we all find terrtibly worrisome. Even worse than the original nuclear scare. Understand something. Over the next century, the Chinese population will shrink to 500,000,000 and Indian population will expand to possibly 2,000,000,000. Africa will climb to 1,000,000,000 and stabalize. The West will stabalize and likely reform its culture to modestly expand to 1,000,000,000 for Europe and the Americ...
"I Shoot a Bunch of 3D Printed Guns - Do My Hands Survive?"
arclein, Terra Forming Terra - 21 hours ago
So far so good. Forever, a firearm was a precision manufactured item able to tough it out. Ammunition not so much. It follows that printed firearms can be designed around a ammo type and can use obvious fixes to gain the desired result. It is obviously easy to fabricate a morter. A little technical knowledge on metal pipes will go a long way. applying the same rough and ready thinking, it is possible to even imagine a useful rifle barrel that is good enough for a handful of shots before it is taken out and discarded. Recall that we gave up trying to reach out and touch you a...
Craft your own renaissance with tips from Boccaccio’s Decameron
arclein, Terra Forming Terra - 21 hours ago
The fragility of our urban world is now perhaps 5,000 years old. This contrasts with the apparent sturdiness of the pastoral landscape. I understood a long time ago that modernity is now evolving what will become a properly synthesised network of real natural community that is also self financing. We simply do not want to imagine it at all. Our future will be beautiful and it will be blessed. Now do read the 100 tales of the Decameron and imagine all these folks been happy and blessed. imagine how this could be possible. *Craft your own renaissance with tips from Boccac...
Australian Daily Wind Power Generation Data – Tuesday 20 April 2021
TonyfromOz, Nextdoor Platform’s Woke ‘Anti-Racism’ Notification Aims To Censor Dissent – PA Pundits – International - 21 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 […]
Auberon Waugh: 20 years since he’s gone
George Callaghan, The Duran - 21 hours ago
I well remember the January of 2001 when youth was mine and Al Qa’eda was considered a mere nuisance. A political group I belonged to at Oxford invited the scabrous reactionary writer to talk to us. However, Auberon Waugh failed to appear. His sudden death seemed an acceptable excuse. Waspish, contrarian and mean spirited but […]
Sorry, France: The Dassault Rafale Is No F-35 Stealth Fighter
Sebastien Roblin, The National Interest - 19 hours ago
*Sebastien Roblin* *Dassault Rafale, Europe* The forthcoming Rafale F4 is slated to replace France’s fourth-generation Mirage 2000. *Here's What You Need to Know*: The Dassault Rafale simply can't compete against the F-35. In January 2019, French Defense Minister Florence Parly announced France would commit $2.3 billion to develop an F4 generation of the Dassault Rafale twin-engine multirole fighter. This would include production in 2022–2024 of the last twenty-eight of the original order of 180 Rafales, followed by the purchase of an additional thirty Rafales F4.2s between 20...
Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies takes first step toward privatizing Postal Service
Arkady Petrov, The Rio Times - 20 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The government had delivered the text to Congress in February this year, aiming to open the market to competition by breaking the postal service monopoly. Under the urgent status, the matter can be voted on in coming sessions, without having to go through committees. The text becomes a priority and […] The post Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies takes first step toward privatizing Postal Service appeared first on The Rio Times.
How China Could Exploit America’s Warship Shortage
Michael Peck, The National Interest - 20 hours ago
*Michael Peck* *U.S. Navy, China, Asia* The Chinese military isn’t highlighting these problems because of sympathy for the U.S. Navy. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The underlying message is that the U.S. is too weak to defeat in a conflict such as a Chinese invasion of Taiwan. Beijing wants the world to know that while U.S. military and economic power is declining, China’s is growing with the addition of advanced weapons such as aircraft carriers, stealth fighters and hypersonic missiles. Good news for American critics who warn that the U.S. Navy is overstretched. China ag...
Meet the Saab 36: The Supersonic Nuclear Bomber Sweden Kept Under Wraps
Caleb Larson, The National Interest - 20 hours ago
*Caleb Larson* *Nuclear Bomber, * Sweden wanted to protect itself from a Soviet invasion — and decided to manufacture nuclear weapons to ensure its security. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *By the mid-1960s, Sweden had enough fissile material to build a bomb in six months. It just needed a platform to deliver nuclear payload — the Saab 36. After the Second World War, Sweden initiated a clandestine nuclear program — and had plans for a supersonic nuclear bomber. *Atoms for Peace* After World War II, the Soviet specter lay heavily across Europe. Like other post-war countries,...
What Happened When America and Iran Went to War at Sea in 1988?
Sebastien Roblin, The National Interest - 20 hours ago
*Sebastien Roblin* *U.S. Navy, Middle East* Events did not turn out well for Tehran. *Here's What You Need to Know*: Half of Iran's Navy was sent to the bottom of the sea. The orders from the Joint Chiefs of Staff were clear: the Iranian frigate *Sabalan *must die. On April 14, 1988, the frigate *USS Samuel B. Roberts *had run into an Iranian mine while attempting to extricate herself from a minefield. The blast tore open a 21-foot long hole in her hull and wounded ten sailors. Only a heroic damage control effort kept the frigate afloat. This was deemed the last straw after ten...
Doctor demonstrates masks are futile preventing COVID-19 spread
Editor, cairnsnews, Cairns News - 20 hours ago
You will be just as protected from COVID-19 wearing a ZORO mask.
Brazil’s tour operators lose two-thirds of revenue in 2020
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 20 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Tour operators lost two-thirds of their revenue in 2020, according to the industry yearbook released yesterday, April 20th, by the Brazilian Association of Tour Operators (BRAZTOA). According to the survey, the companies' revenue fell from R$15.1 (US$2.71) billion in 2019 to R$4 billion last year. The number of passengers carried […] The post Brazil’s tour operators lose two-thirds of revenue in 2020 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Study reveals mechanism of naturally occurring 'earthquake gate'
The Watchers » Latest articles - 20 hours ago
A new study reveals the workings of an "earthquake gate" -- a naturally occurring blocker that decides which quakes are allowed to grow into M8.0 or greater. "An earthquake gate is like someone directing traffic at a one-lane construction zone,"...... Read more »
Climate ‘Emergency’? Not So Fast!
Geoff, The Australian Climate Sceptics Blog - 20 hours ago
An opinion piece by RICHARD LINDZEN& WILLIAM HAPPER for Nation Reviews' Capital Matters (link) contains this statement: No scientist familiar with radiation transfer denies that more carbon dioxide is likely to cause some surface warming. But the warming would be small and benign. In fact, history shows that warmings of a few degrees Celsius — which extended growing seasons — have been good for humanity. The golden age of classical Roman civilization occurred during a warm period. NOTE: ....*the warming would be small and benig**n*... And what if we add more CO2? More carbon di...
São Paulo government hands over CPTM lines operation to private enterprise
Richard Mann, The Rio Times - 21 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The ViaMobilidade consortium, comprising CCR and RuasInvest, on Tuesday, April 20th, won the concession auction for the lines 8-Diamante and 9-Esmeralda of Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos (São Paulo Metropolitan Trains Company- CPTM). The group offered R$980 (US$175) million and won the dispute, with a premium of 202% above the […] The post São Paulo government hands over CPTM lines operation to private enterprise appeared first on The Rio Times.
David Hunter: Leverage Will Create the Largest Global Financial Crisis in History
mosesman, Socio-Economics History Blog - 21 hours ago
Palisades Gold Radio To subscribe to our newsletter and get notified of new shows, please visit http://palisadesradio.ca Tom welcomes back experienced investment professional David Hunter of Contrarian Macro Advisors. Talking Points From This Episode – Parabolic melt-up into a secular top followed by an 80% bear market – Global deflationary bust followed by an inflationary …
Global Times China: US Nuclear Arms Posture Sends Misleading Signals to Trap Adversaries
mosesman, Socio-Economics History Blog - 21 hours ago
Is this article China CCP propaganda? Judge for yourself. Both sides IMO, are pushing propaganda. All warfare is based on deception – Sun Tzu, The Art of War!!! The article is most likely also motivated by the recent comments by Stratcom commander about China nuclear arms posture (emphasis mine): – STRATCOM commander calls on Congress …
Earth Day 2021: Passing On a Cleaner World
Global Issues News Headlines - 21 hours ago
MIDWAY, Utah USA, Apr 21 (IPS) - The writer holds physics M.S. and B.S. degrees from Georgia Tech and DePaul University and is the author of A Tale of Two Climates: One Real, One Imaginary. Preserving the beauty and wonder of our natural world for future generations should certainly be a goal everyone can get behind. While progress is often stymied by polarizing debates, clean air and water should be a priority for everyone. Read the full story, “Earth Day 2021: Passing On a Cleaner World”, on globalissues.org →
Rights Group Calls for Overhaul of Criminal Justice Systems Response to Sexual Violence Across South Asia
Global Issues News Headlines - 21 hours ago
UNITED NATIONS, Apr 21 (IPS) - Gaps in laws, illegal out-of-court settlements, rape survivor intimidation and law enforcement failure to adequately respond to sexual violence reports are hindering women from seeking justice and maintaining impunity for perpetrators of rape in South Asia. Read the full story, “Rights Group Calls for Overhaul of Criminal Justice Systems Response to Sexual Violence Across South Asia”, on globalissues.org →
Hollywood Movie Star Exposes Adrenochrome & Child Sex Trafficking
mosesman, Socio-Economics History Blog - 21 hours ago
TOP SECRET SERIES—PART 31: The Most Powerful Stargates in the World? America, the Vatican, and the Portals of Apollo-Osiris
mosesman, Socio-Economics History Blog - 21 hours ago
TOP SECRET SERIES—PART 31: The Most Powerful Stargates in the World? America, the Vatican, and the Portals of Apollo-Osiris by SkyWatch Editor, https://www.skywatchtv.com/ You may have seen me on Daystar recently discussing the history of the Great Seal of the United States and the occultism connected with its prophecies. Starting in June-July in related shows …
Leftist Reporters Go After Private Citizens following Data Hack at GiveSendGo that Revealed Donors’ Names
Gateway Pundit and Fox News, Need To Know - 21 hours ago
GiveSendGo, a Christian crowdfunding site, was hacked and anonymous donors to Kyle Rittenhouse were revealed. Reporter Jason Nguyen attempted to confront a local paramedic in Utah at his home who anonymously gave $10 to the Rittenshouse's defense fund.
China’s soybean imports from U.S. surge by 320%, Brazilian imports plunge
Lachlan Williams, The Rio Times - 21 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - China's soybean imports from Brazil retreated in March as rain delayed some shipments from the leading global exporter of the oilseed. Meanwhile, imports from the United States soared and increased more than fourfold as delayed shipments arrived, reaching the highest monthly total since December 2016. China, the largest global importer […] The post China’s soybean imports from U.S. surge by 320%, Brazilian imports plunge appeared first on The Rio Times.
Unvaccinated Women Claim Unusual Menstrual Cycles & Miscarriages After Being Near Recently Vaccinated Individuals
NewsWars, IB Times, Refinery 29 and Daily Expose, Need To Know - 21 hours ago
Women have reported reactions to COVID-19 shots that include changes in menstrual periods, painful lumps in armpits, and miscarriage. In a bizarre twist, even unvaccinated women also have complained of heavier periods and miscarriage after being physically close to people who had recently been vaccinated.
Serene Teffaha becomes Australia’s “Lin Wood” as establishment attacks
Editor, cairnsnews, Cairns News - 23 hours ago
By Tony Mobilifonitis VICTORIAN lawyer-advocate Serene Teffaha is fighting back against the Victorian Legal Services Board’s outrageous cancellation of her law practice licence. But the feisty Serene-in-name-only said in a briefing on YouTube losing her licence would not affect the class actions against the COVID lockdown tyranny. She has also written a whistleblower complaint against […]
Indigenous Women Demand Elbit Border Wall Divestment
Unknown, CENSORED NEWS - 2 hours ago
Indigenous Women Demand Elbit Border Wall DivestmentMay 7, 2021 04:00 PMPacific Time (US and Canada)Join us in the first installation of the DIVEST BORDER PANEL SERIES as indigenous peoples and allies discuss the impacts of Integrated Fixed Towers (IFTs) and their impact on Indigenous peoples rights in the United States and globally.Register:https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/
COVID-19 Locks Down Therapy Support for Zimbabwes Trafficking Survivors
Global Issues News Headlines - 21 hours ago
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, Apr 20 (IPS) - Before Zimbabwe imposed lockdown measures last March as part of global efforts to curb the coronavirus pandemic, Grace Mashingaidze* would attend workshops in Harare arranged by a nongovernmental organisation assisting trafficked women who had safely made it back home. Read the full story, “COVID-19 Locks Down Therapy Support for Zimbabwes Trafficking Survivors”, on globalissues.org →
The value of post-conflict inclusion of youth
Primitivo III “Prime” Cabanes Ragandang, New Mandala - 21 hours ago
How do young people contribute to addressing injustices and advancing agendas of peace? The post The value of post-conflict inclusion of youth appeared first on New Mandala.
Why White People Aren't Having Kids
Red Ice News - 21 hours ago
[image: Why White People Aren't Having Kids] Originally published September 19, 2019 It's no surprise that birth rates are low among White Europeans considering these factors. Watch Lana's exclusive videos by getting a membership at redicemembers.com. Help us by donating to us here: redice.tv/donate
France Might Have One of the Best Submarines on Earth
Sebastien Roblin, The National Interest - 21 hours ago
*Sebastien Roblin* *Submarines, Europe* Subs have begun to play a larger role in France's military doctrine. *Here's What You Need to Know*: Six of the new *Barracudas* will serve in the French Navy until 2060 On July 12, 2019, French president Emmanuel Macron celebrated the imminent launch of France’s first new nuclear-powered submarine in over a decade—the *Barracuda*-class vessel *Suffren*. A few weeks later on August 1, the *Suffren *finally took to the water as its drydock in Cherbourg, France, was flooded. Its newly trained crew is set to commence sea trials early in 2020....
There's Nothing Original About Iran's Khorramshahr Missile
Caleb Larson, The National Interest - 21 hours ago
*Caleb Larson* *Missiles, Middle East* It's a copy of a copy. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *There have been reports that the Khorramshahr is a derivative of North Korea’s Musudan ballistic missile. The North Korean Musudan is likely more powerful, with roughly double the reported range of the Khorramshahr, and is likely a variant of a similar submarine-launched missile of Soviet origin. The Khorramshahr missile is classic Iran—vintage Soviet technology adapted by another country, and then again upgraded and tweaked by Iran. This makes the Khorramshahr a copy… of a copy. No...
These 5 World War I Weapons Left Europe Shocked and Awed
Michael Peck, The National Interest - 21 hours ago
*Michael Peck* *World War I, Europe* Which were the deadliest weapons of World War I? There are so many choices. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Like all such wonder weapons, they were expensive and fragile (the Paris Gun could only fire 20 shells before the barrel wore out). But being able to destroy forts or bombard a city from nearly a hundred miles away earned them their notoriety. Today we take granted that warfare is mechanized, electronicized, a form of human activity where humans are the least important component. But it didn't seem that way in 1914. Europeans sleepwa...
China’s Su-27 Flanker Is a Poor Copy of the Russian Original
Caleb Larson, The National Interest - 21 hours ago
*Caleb Larson* *Su-27, * Looks can be majorly deceiving. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Beijing received seventy-six fighters from Moscow in 1992 to replace their aging Soviet-supplied fighters. They were liked so much that China negotiated a deal with Russia which meant up to two-hundred licensed copies of the Su-27 could be manufactured in China using Russian-supplied kits. China’s J-11 looks like an exact copy of Russia’s Su-27. And it almost is—but it’s nowhere near as reliable or capable. *Export Time* The Su-27 was developed by the Soviet Union at the tail end of ...
Will the U.S. Navy Learn From Its Past Deadly Mistakes (Like This)?
Sebastien Roblin, The National Interest - 21 hours ago
*Sebastien Roblin* *Aircraft Carriers, Americas* A high operational tempo is putting stress on the U.S. Navy. *Here's What You Need to Know*: Some lessons are paid for in blood before their importance is fully realized. *(This article first appeared in September 2017.)* A series of collisions involving U.S. Navy destroyers in 2016 and 2017—including two incidents this summer that left sixteen sailors dead—have raised questions as to why the maritime fighting branch appears to be suffering the same accident again and again. However, it can take time for organizations to learn fro...
Brazilian government approves creation of sustainable and low carbon fuels program
Oliver Mason, The Rio Times - 22 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - According to the Ministry, the program provides for the integration of public policies related to the automotive and fuel sectors, including initiatives such as RenovaBio, the National Program for Biodiesel Production and Use, and the Rota 2030 program. "The program will provide the increase in the use of sustainable and […] The post Brazilian government approves creation of sustainable and low carbon fuels program appeared first on The Rio Times.
Ron Paul: Why Can’t We ‘Just March Out’ Of Afghanistan?
Kristian Kahrs, The Duran - 22 hours ago
Originally published on ronpaulinstitute.org. Last week President Biden announced a “full” US withdrawal from Afghanistan – the longest war in US history – by the 20th anniversary of the 9/11 attack on the United States. While this announcement is to be welcomed, the delayed US withdrawal may result in Americans and Afghans dying needlessly for […]
Fed Printing Money Cause DEFLATION Not INFLATION. Why Velocity Is Important
Dewey Fernfield, The Duran - 22 hours ago
source / The Money GPS With so much money being printed, it has become quite obvious of the inflationary policies of the Fed. But what if there was one primary factor which was missing in all of this? What if one key ingredient was yet to occur for this reaction to really happen? Well perhaps […]
Bolsonaro: formal economy recovering while informality is catastrophe
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 22 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The president pointed out that some 40 million informal workers are a concern for the government and, therefore, called for the end of restrictive measures implemented to reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus, which has already killed more than 375,000 Brazilians. "The formal economy figures evidence that Brazil is […] The post Bolsonaro: formal economy recovering while informality is catastrophe appeared first on The Rio Times.
Academics and Nobel laureates sign open letter against attacks on science in Brazil
Richard Mann, The Rio Times - 22 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - More than 200 researchers from around the world, including three Nobel Prize winners, have signed an open letter in solidarity with Brazilian academics and scientists. In the document, the signatories state that Brazilian science suffers from budget cuts, persecution and exploitation for electoral purposes. The group also criticizes President Jair […] The post Academics and Nobel laureates sign open letter against attacks on science in Brazil appeared first on The Rio Times.
FAO highlights possible food safety issues with edible insects
Joe Whitworth, Food Safety News - 23 hours ago
The benefits of edible insects as an emerging food source must be weighed against potential food safety issues, according to the United Nations’ FAO. While insects have been part of the diets of many cultures in various regions through the centuries, farming of them for human food and animal feed is relatively recent and not... Continue Reading
Norwegian Salmonella outbreak traced to dried fruit from multiple countries
News Desk, Food Safety News - 23 hours ago
A dried fruit mix linked to an outbreak of Salmonella in Norway contained products from South East Asia and Africa, according to researchers. From the end of 2018 to mid-March 2019, 56 people fell ill and 21 were hospitalized but no deaths were recorded. “The outbreak was characterized by an unusual, severe clinical presentation with... Continue Reading
Cheese, seafood, certain canned goods face tougher import enforcement
News Desk, Food Safety News - 1 day ago
The Food and Drug Administration uses import alerts to enforce U.S. food safety regulations for food from foreign countries. The agency updates and modifies the alerts as needed. Recent modifications to FDA’s import alerts, as posted by the agency, are listed below. Click here to go to the FDA page with links for specific details... Continue Reading
Three ways COVID is changing food safety and how restaurants can help
Guest Contributor, Food Safety News - 1 day ago
Opinion By Greg Staley We’re now more than a year past the time when COVID-19 led to restaurants shutting down, moving outdoors, leaning heavily on delivery and restricting dining capacity. Virtually every restaurant had to adapt their operations in some way. While the more common things such as takeout, online ordering and mask wearing have... Continue Reading
April 21, 2021: Reader Tips
Kate, Small Dead Animals - 1 day ago
Akhenaten And Elongated Skulls Of The Ancients – Brien Foerster Tips are welcome in the comments.
Another False Start in Africa Sold with Gates Foundation Green Revolution Myths
Yves Smith, naked capitalism - 23 hours ago
The Gates-Foundation-promoted Green Revolution has proven harmful and also crowded out safer and effective ecological agriculture projects
Climate Fear Propaganda: New TIME Cover Story Exploits Pandemic To Cry ‘Climate Is Everything’
PA Pundits - International, Nextdoor Platform’s Woke ‘Anti-Racism’ Notification Aims To Censor Dissent – PA Pundits – International - 23 hours ago
By Joseph Vazquez ~ Time magazine continued its sad history of pushing the inconsistent climate nuttiness it’s been peddling for decades. The magazine released a new cover story with a headline that once again reeked of climate Armageddon agitprop: “Climate Is Everything: How the pandemic can lead us to a better, greener world.” Climate doom-monger […]
A nation reacts to Derek Chauvin's show trial
Luboš Motl, The Reference Frame - 23 hours ago
A fired cop Derek Chauvin was found guilty on "all charges" involving the manslaughter and murder of an aggressive black criminal. He may be sent to prison for up to 40 years. Here are the most upvoted comments under an article at iDNES.cz, a mainstream center right news server owned by the Czech PM Babiš' trust. They show a nearly complete consensus in my nation, thank God. Tomáš Brabec, 43 upvotes / 1 downvote I don't claim that precisely this policeman is totally innocent but a murder and 40 years in prison, that looks like too much. I wouldn't want to be a cop in the U.S. When I...
April 21st – 2021 Presidential Politics – Resistance Day 92
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 April 21st – 2021 Presidential Politics – Resistance Day 92 appeared first on The Last Refuge.
Fact-Checking 3 Claims From Senate Hearing On Voting
PA Pundits - International, Nextdoor Platform’s Woke ‘Anti-Racism’ Notification Aims To Censor Dissent – PA Pundits – International - 23 hours ago
By Jarrett Stepman ~ Voting rights and election integrity have become significant issues in 2021 as Democrats in Congress attempt to pass a sweeping federal election overhaul bill at the same time as many states pursue election integrity laws. On Tuesday, the Senate Judiciary Committee, controlled by Democrats, held a hearing on state election integrity […]
Andy Pasztor on Our Amazing Airplane Safety Record
David Henderson, Econlib - 23 hours ago
Over the past 12 years, U.S. airlines have accomplished an astonishing feat: carrying more than eight billion passengers without a fatal crash. Such numbers were once unimaginable, even among the most optimistic safety experts. But now, pilots for domestic carriers can expect to go through an entire career without experiencing a single engine malfunction or […] The post Andy Pasztor on Our Amazing Airplane Safety Record appeared first on Econlib.
Wednesday April 21st – 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 Wednesday April 21st – Open Thread appeared first on The Last Refuge.
Ten Years Left
tonyheller, Real Climate Science - 23 hours ago
For half of my life, we have only had ten years left to solve global warming. Only Ten Years Left To Fix Climate Emergency | Zurich Insurance Mercury News: Search Results 2020 is the deadline to avert climate catastrophe | … Continue reading →
Cancel Culture
PA Pundits - International, Nextdoor Platform’s Woke ‘Anti-Racism’ Notification Aims To Censor Dissent – PA Pundits – International - 1 day ago
A Dry Bones Cartoon ~ Cancel Culture. Read more by Yaakov Kirschen at Dry Bones . http://drybonesblog.blogspot.com/
U.S. Strategic Command Warns Today's Unpredictable Conflicts Could Escalate 'Rapidly' To Nuclear War
War News Updates Editor, War News Updates - 1 day ago
US Strategic Command will warn in its annual posture statement that the 'spectrum of conflict today' could rapidly lead to nuclear war *Daily Mail:* *US must prepare for nuclear war: Strategic Command warns today's unpredictable conflicts could escalate 'rapidly' where countries consider nuclear use as 'their least bad option'* * US Strategic Command is giving testimony to Congress in its posture review * In a preview, the command said conflict today is 'neither linear nor predictable' * US Space Command will also give evidence about the state of its force * General James ...
Chile’s Piñera appeals to the Constitutional Court to stop pandemic pension withdrawals
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 1 day ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Chilean government resorted this Tuesday to the Constitutional Court to stop the bill that allows a third 'pandemic' withdrawal of 10% of pension funds, according to the Minister of the General Secretariat of the Presidency (Segpres), Juan José Ossa, from the presidential palace of La Moneda in Santiago. "It […] The post Chile’s Piñera appeals to the Constitutional Court to stop pandemic pension withdrawals appeared first on The Rio Times.
Uruguay announces tax exemptions for small businesses and subsidies due to pandemic
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 1 day ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Uruguayan Government announced on Tuesday a series of economic and social measures, including tax exemptions or economic benefits, to combat the adverse effects left by the covid-19 pandemic in the South American country. This was stated at a press conference by the Ministers of Economy and Finance, Azucena Arbeleche; […] The post Uruguay announces tax exemptions for small businesses and subsidies due to pandemic appeared first on The Rio Times.
Sugar production in South-Central Brazil could fall by up to 20%
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 1 day ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil's sugar production could fall by up to 20% in 2021-22 as dry weather impacts productivity, threatening to reduce sugarcane volumes to the lowest level in a decade, according to one of the world's largest commodity traders. With drier-than-normal weather in the state of São Paulo since last year, sugar […] The post Sugar production in South-Central Brazil could fall by up to 20% appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil’s Paraná state finalizes soybean harvest and sees worsening in 2nd corn crop, says Deral
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 1 day ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Paraná, Brazil's second-largest grain and oilseed producer after Mato Grosso, has finished harvesting soybeans for the 2020/21 season, while registering a worsening in the quality of the second corn crop in the face of dry weather, the Department of Rural Economics (Deral) pointed out Tuesday. Until the previous week, Paraná […] The post Brazil’s Paraná state finalizes soybean harvest and sees worsening in 2nd corn crop, says Deral appeared first on The Rio Times.
If you get the experimental Covid gene therapy jab, it’s too late and no going back
Editor, cairnsnews, Cairns News - 1 day ago
by S Linke Remember, this is not an FDA approved vaccine, it is experimental, long-term effects are not known. Fertility studies have not been done. Vaccine manufacturers are making billions and have no liability. Any or all of that should give one pause. Add to that the fact that healthy vitamin D levels alone can […]
Qld Labor Party Covid responses an act of sedition
Editor, cairnsnews, Cairns News - 1 day ago
Letter to the Editor A report recently released by Pandata shows that the population fatality rate (number of inhabitants divided by deaths) due to COVID 19 shows that the Queensland Government panicked by declaring a health emergency before any data was available on how serious the local problem really was. On 29 January 2020, a public health […]
‘Throat of fire’ volcano signaled imminent, devastating COLLAPSE back in Feb 2020
Robert, Ice Age Now - 1 day ago
Has anyone heard about what has happened since? Scientists are warning that the Tungurahua volcano in Ecuador is showing early signs of impending catastrophic collapse, after satellite data showed substantial internal damage from ongoing magma activity. Tungurahua, has been persistently active since 1999 so wear and tear was inevitable, especially given that the ‘Throat of ... Read more The post ‘Throat of fire’ volcano signaled imminent, devastating COLLAPSE back in Feb 2020 appeared first on Ice Age Now.
The road to net zero is paved with landfill solar scraps and jobs exported offshore
Editor, cairnsnews, Cairns News - 1 day ago
Used solar panels a looming environmental disaster Member for Kennedy Bob Katter, MHR has dismissed the Prime Minister’s statement [1]yesterday that argued Australia’s success of net zero emissions will be won in remote, regional, rural and industrial Australia; in factories, mines, science labs and manufacturing plants. Mr Katter said that at worst it sounded like […]
US Must Prepare for Nuclear War: Strategic Command Warns Today’s Unpredictable Conflicts Could Escalate ‘Rapidly’ Where Countries Consider Nuclear Use as ‘Their Least Bad Option’
mosesman, Socio-Economics History Blog - 1 day ago
US Must Prepare for Nuclear War: Strategic Command Warns Today’s Unpredictable Conflicts Could Escalate ‘Rapidly’ Where Countries Consider Nuclear Use as ‘Their Least Bad Option’ by JACK NEWMAN FOR MAILONLINE, https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ * US Strategic Command is giving testimony to Congress in its posture review * In a preview, the command said conflict today is ‘neither …
To Quench Its Thirst for Oil, America Nearly Invaded Saudi Arabia
Michael Peck, The National Interest - 1 day ago
*Michael Peck* *Saudi Arabia, Middle East* The last months of 1973 were a desperate time. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Ultimately, the test case for a 1973 invasion of Saudi Arabia came thirty years later, with the 2003 invasion of Iraq. The conditions were far different: Saudi Arabia had a much smaller population than Iraq, and the U.S. goal would have been occupation of natural resources rather than regime change. Yet what might have ensued was an early version of the War on Terror. Thirty years before America invaded Iraq, it almost invaded Saudi Arabia. The last month...
Columbus Ohio Release Body Cam Footage of Police Officer Shooting 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant Just Before She Stabbed a Woman
Sundance, The Last Refuge - 1 day ago
Police officers were called to the 3100 block of Legion Lane, north of Chatterton Road, in Columbus, Ohio, just after 4:30 pm for a disturbance call. When police arrived 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant (black female) was in the process of attempting to stab one woman with a knife and then attempting to stab a second woman […] The post Columbus Ohio Release Body Cam Footage of Police Officer Shooting 16-year-old Ma’Khia Bryant Just Before She Stabbed a Woman appeared first on The Last Refuge.
New Zealand Will No Longer Confront China Over Human Rights As Part Of The 'Five Eyes' Intelligence Network
War News Updates Editor, War News Updates - 1 day ago
Chinese President Xi Jinping and New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern shake hands before the meeting at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China April 1, 2019. © Kenzaburo Fukuhara / KYODONEWS / Pool via REUTERS *Daily Mail:* *Beijing divides and rules: New Zealand backs out of 'Five Eyes' intelligence network's 'China-watch' over fears it will hit country's trade partnership* * NZ's foreign minister said Wellington 'uncomfortable' with pressuring Beijing * Five Eyes alliance last year started issuing statements condemning China * NZ had agreed to 'advance their...
Paraguay presents its national plan for Indigenous peoples
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 1 day ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The President of Paraguay, Mario Abdo Benítez, received this Tuesday the National Plan for Indigenous Peoples (PNPI), seeking to establish public policies for the more than 700 native communities that inhabit the country and who participated in the preparation of the document. The work to promote the PNPI began in […] The post Paraguay presents its national plan for Indigenous peoples appeared first on The Rio Times.
Crude steel production rises and sales soar in March, says Brazil Steel Institute
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 1 day ago
[image: Brazil is the second largest exporter of steel to the US.] RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazilian production of crude steel in March totaled 2.8 million tons, up 4.1% over a year earlier and practically at the same level as February, reported the Brazil Steel Institute on Tuesday, which represents steelmakers installed in the country. Meanwhile, sales in the domestic market were 2.109 million tons, up […] The post Crude steel production rises and sales soar in March, says Brazil Steel Institute appeared first on The Rio Times.
Wheat sowing begins in Brazil’s Paraná state, but business is slow
The Rio Times Staff, The Rio Times - 1 day ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The negotiations involving wheat are slow in Brazil, limited by high prices. According to researchers at Cepea, while producers are capitalized, mills indicate to be well-supplied. The lower demand for derivatives is also a factor that reinforces the low liquidity. In the field, the sowing of the new wheat crop […] The post Wheat sowing begins in Brazil’s Paraná state, but business is slow appeared first on The Rio Times.
Crowds React with Joy, Wariness to Verdict in Floyd’s Death
AP News, Snopes.com - 1 day ago
Black Americans from Missouri to Florida to Minnesota cheered, marched, hugged, waved signs and sang jubilantly in the streets.
A Wright Brothers Moment of Great Ingenuity Flying On Mars
Kesha Rogers, LaRouchePAC.com - All Posts - 1 day ago
With Ingenuity and Perseverance we can overcome all obstacles and reach new heights of discovery. Now 117 years after the Wright brothers succeeded in making the first powered flight on Earth, this week the Ingenuity Mars helicopter became the first to achieve powered flight on Mars. The airfield on Mars that Ingenuity launched its autonomous flight from has been named the Wright brothers field, "named in recognition of the ingenuity and innovation that continues to propel exploration." (Thomas Zurbuchen, Associate Administrator, NASA Science Mission Directorate)
Japan mulls another Covid-19 State of Emergency
Lee Jay, Modern Tokyo Times - 1 day ago
Japan mulls another Covid-19 related State of Emergency Kanako Mita and Sawako Utsumi Modern Tokyo Times Another recent coronavirus (Covid-19) upsurge in parts of the country is happening again in Japan. Indeed, it seems like an endless situation whereby the government is slow to respond under Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga. Unlike under the leadership of […] The post Japan mulls another Covid-19 State of Emergency first appeared on Modern Tokyo Times.
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