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Econlib16 hours ago
Knowledge, Reality, and Value Book Club: Huemer’s Last Word, Part 2Here’s Part 2 of Huemer’s final word on our recent Book Club. 9) On consent and my paradox for moderate deontology: BC: How is this different from a person who foolishly refuses to consent to a vaccination, even though he admits that the benefit of the vaccine greatly exceeds the pain of the needle? As […] The post Knowledge, Reality, and Value Book Club: Huemer’s Last Word, Part 2 appeared first on Econlib. read more
The Duran16 hours ago
EU picks off Czech Republic. Next up for EU…Poland then Hungary (Part 2)
EU picks off Czech Republic. Next up for EU…Poland then Hungary (Part 2) The Duran: Episode 1111 Czech PM edged out in narrow election, after corruption claims in wake of Pandora Papers bolster opposition Czech PM edged out in narrow election, after corruption claims in wake of Pandora Papers bolster opposition Czech center-right opposition group […] read more
Halifax Examiner16 hours ago
In Nova Scotia, unvaccinated people are being hospitalized with COVID at 50 times the rate of fully vaccinated peopleNews 1. The good news about COVID We’re still in the midst of a fourth wave of the pandemic in Nova Scotia; there is still community spread and there have been more exposure notices for local schools — Dartmouth South Academy and possibly a couple of others. Which is to say that the virus is […] read more
Real Climate Science16 hours ago
1961 Global Cooling ConsensusIn 1961, there was unanimous consensus for global cooling. TimesMachine: January 30, 1961 – NYTimes.com Glaciers were growing in Norway for the first time in 200 years. 18 Jul 1963 – Glaciers Grow In Norway – Trove The 1960 Winter … Continue reading → read more
Cairns News17 hours ago
Qld cops, teachers and nurses speak out in defiance of Covid mandatesBy staff writers A retired Queensland police officer says the Queensland Police Union “are a bunch of cowards” for not supporting its members over informed choice with the Covid jab. The Queensland Police Union President and former officer Ian Leavers is probably best known for his controversial public comments a few years ago “…only police […] read more
musingsofanoldfart17 hours ago
Four more movies worth a lookI decided to mention a couple of movies that are more mainstream. Some of these, you may have seen. So, here goes. I will not spoil the endings, but must caution you on reading the comments. A Perfect Man – … Continue reading → read more
Greg Mankiw's Blog15 hours ago
Two Ways to Tell the StoryFrom Paul Krugman today: The most famous example is the research that Card conducted along with the late Alan Krueger on the effects of minimum wage. Most economists used to believe that raising the minimum wage reduces employment. But is this true? In 1992 the state of New Jersey increased its minimum wage while neighboring Pennsylvania didn’t. Card and Krueger realized that they could assess the effect of this policy change by comparing employment growth in the two states after the wage hike, essentially using Pennsylvania as the control for New Jersey’s experiment. What they ... read more
War News Updates15 hours ago
A Tour Of The Brand New USS Tripoli*WNU Editor*: I am always amazed on how large the deck is on these warships. read more
War News Updates15 hours ago
Global Energy Crisis Worsens*CNN:* *Gas prices skyrocket as the global energy crisis worsens* New York (CNN Business)The cost of energy was dirt cheap in the spring of 2020 as roads and airports sat nearly empty during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. Energy demand is back today as the world economy reopens -- but supply simply hasn't kept up. That's why US oil prices have skyrocketed $120 since crashing to negative $40 a barrel in April 2020. US oil prices finished above $80 a barrel on Monday for the first time in nearly seven years. Crude gained 1.5% to end the day at $80.52. The last time oil c... read more
No More Mister Nice Blog15 hours ago
WHY BIDEN SEEMS STUCKI saw this yesterday in a Politico story: In a focus group last week, Pennsylvania Democrats one after another articulated the issue vexing top White House aides, party operatives in Virginia and voters in Georgia: Why isn’t President Joe Biden’s diminished job rating rebounding? All nine participants from Tuesday’s session gave Biden C- grades or lower.... “There is a malaise,” said Sarah Longwell, a moderate Republican strategist who became a vocal supporter of Biden in 2020, and led the focus group of Democratic voters. “People don’t feel like their lives have been improved. T... read more
Northern Reflections15 hours ago
Trump 2.0Michael Gerson writes that a second Trump presidency is a clear and distinct possibility: It is increasingly evident that the nightmare prospect of American politics — unified Republican control of the federal government in the hands of a reelected, empowered Donald Trump in 2025 — is also the likely outcome. Why this is a nightmare should be clear enough. Every new tranche of information released about Trump’s behavior following the 2020 election — most recently an interim report from the Senate Judiciary Committee — reveals a serious and concerted attempt to overthrow America’s... read more
The National Interest15 hours ago
Will the Nuclear Posture Review Reveal the Biden Doctrine?*Francesca Giovannini* *Nuclear Posture Review, United States* A defensive realist approach to nuclear power may be the best way to combine the president's domestic and foreign policies. *Editor’s note: In late September, *The National Interest *organized a symposium on nuclear policy, nonproliferation, and arms control under the Biden administration*. *A variety of scholars were asked t**he following question: “Should Joe Biden seize the opportunity of his administration’s Nuclear Posture Review to redefine the role of nuclear weapons in U.S. security planning? How should U.S. p... read more
The National Interest15 hours ago
Unfounded Alarm About Relations with Syria*Paul R. Pillar* *Syria, Middle East* In the Middle East as in other regions, normal and cooperative relations among neighbors are generally more in U.S. interests than confrontation is. Arab states have been gradually restoring or expanding relations with the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad, and some commentators in the United States are very unhappy about that. A column by Josh Rogin in the *Washington Post* and an article by Charles Lister of the Middle East Institute, appearing within a day of each other, take nearly identical approaches to this subject. Each writer reviews ... read more
The National Interest15 hours ago
It’s Hard to Miss New Zealand's Iconic ‘Lemon Squeezer’ Hat*Peter Suciu* *New Zealand, Australia* It wasn’t exactly embraced by many. *Here’s What You Need to Remember: *Only in 1977 was it reintroduced for ceremonial dress, and while it remains in use among Officer Cadets as well as members of the New Zealand Army Band, in 2012 it was announced that it would replaced by the “Mounted Rifles Hat,” a form of headdress that resembles the Australian slouch hat. The “Lemon Squeezer” has been retained only for other use by honor guards and on “special occasions.” When the first New Zealand units arrived on the Gallipoli peninsula during the F... read more
The National Interest15 hours ago
Bad Call: Japan's Suga Was Too Optimistic About The Olympics*East Asia Forum* *Yoshihide Suga, Asia* In the leadup to the Games, Tokyo had already entered its fifth wave. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Although Japan celebrated a record Olympic medal haul, Suga’s bet to bask in Olympic gold didn’t pan out. Whatever marginal political boost there was from the Olympics was dwarfed by public concern over the distraction of the government from its handling of the COVID-19 crisis. Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga’s decision to hold the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games under the one-year postponement plan inherited from the Abe administration revolv... read more
The National Interest15 hours ago
Looking Back at the Georgia War Over a Decade Later*Lyle J. Goldstein* *Georgia War, Eurasia* The lessons provided by the war should not be dismissed. *Here's What You Need to Remember: * On the one hand, the conflict seemed to showcase all the mistakes the West could possibly make in its dealings with Russia. Those who have gazed upon the Caucasus Range with their own eyes [своими глазами] cannot ever forget that vista. The distinct memory of mighty Elbrus, Europe’s tallest mountain, captivates me to this day across the decades. At the fault line between the Ottoman, Persian, and Russian empires, this unique region has seen it... read more
The Rio Times15 hours ago
Counterfeiters sell “vaccine passport” in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro for US$80 in bitcoinsRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Profiteers in Rio de Janeiro are selling the "vaccine passport" fakes for up to R$500 (US$80) in bitcoins. The adulterated document is offered in anti-vaccine message groups. It would be used by people who have not taken the immunization against Covid-19 and want to access places where people are forced […] The post Counterfeiters sell “vaccine passport” in Brazil’s Rio de Janeiro for US$80 in bitcoins appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
The Free Thought Project15 hours ago
Children Mistakenly Given COVID Jab Instead of Flu Vaccine, Now Sick With Heart Problems[image: children]Two children, 4 and 5-years-old, were mistakenly given the COVID vaccine instead of the flu shot and are now experiencing heart problems. read more
Mining Awareness +15 hours ago
US Marine Discusses Possible Punishments Under Biden’s (Illegal) Vaccine Mandate; Deadlines Loom; Lawsuit FiledUS Marine Discusses Possible Punishments Under Biden’s (Illegal) Vaccine Mandate Link: https://youtu.be/XmlQfZthNzk Seek legal advice about your options ASAP, if … Continue reading → read more
PopularResistance.Org15 hours ago
‘Business Improvement Districts’ Privatize Policing Of Public SpaceWoven into the municipal fabric of the U.S. is a little-known mechanism of privatization and corporate control: the Business Improvement District (BID). In hundreds of urban centers, invisible borders designate zones wherein local governments have granted control of the commons to private interests. Within the bounds of a BID, its corporate operators are empowered to contract for-profit companies to clean streets, make aesthetic and tourism upgrades and, more insidiously, enforce “security” in collaboration with police. In practice, this often results in the exclusion and harassme... read more
Mining Awareness +16 hours ago
US Senators Cruz, Lee, Blackburn Letter Re AG Garland’s Son-in-Law’s Company Profiting from Promoting Critical Race Theory & Garland Memo Directing FBI to Pursue Parents Who Oppose Critical Race Theory“PUBLISHED: 10.08.2021 SENS. CRUZ, LEE, BLACKBURN RAISE CONCERNS OVER CONFLICT OF INTEREST WITH AG GARLAND’S SON-IN-LAW RUNNING ORGANIZATION PROMOTING CRITICAL … Continue reading → read more
The Duran16 hours ago
EU Uses Gas Crisis to Increase Control, Wants to Negotiate Gas Supply with Russia Cutting Out Member States
EU Uses Gas Crisis to Increase Control, Wants to Negotiate Gas Supply with Russia Cutting Out Member States News Topic 310 France and Germany in talks with Vladimir Putin over Ukraine amid gas crisis France and Germany in talks with Vladimir Putin over Ukraine amid gas crisis “We continue to have a need for Russian […] read more
The Duran16 hours ago
LOCALS EXCLUSIVE: The solution to Europe’s energy crisis: Better relations with RussiaLOCALS ONLY: The solution to Europe’s energy crisis: Better relations with Russia The solution to Europe’s energy crisis: Better relations with Russia https://www.ft.com/content/72d0ec90-29e3-4e95-9280-6a4ad6b481a3 The solution to Europe’s energy crisis: Better relations with Russia Gas shortages: what is driving Europe’s energy crisis? If you live in continental Europe or the UK the natural gas that heats […] read more
The Duran16 hours ago
Senate Republicans bash Trump. George Clooney bashes Trump
Senate Republicans bash Trump. George Clooney bashes Trump ****News Topic 589***** Most Senate Republicans don’t want to see Trump run again Most Senate Republicans don’t want to see Trump run again These GOP senators definitely don’t want to see Trump announce a bid before the 2022 midterm elections, fearing that could sink their hopes of […] read more
Komando.com18 hours ago
Tech tip: How to get more life out of your phone battery when it’s about to die
This is a general tech tip that will cover both iOS and Android. While it's annoying when a smartphone dies in just about any situation, it's worse when you really need it to stay up and running. read more
Komando.com19 hours ago
3 ways to free up space on your smartphone
Have you ever gotten that alert that says your phone is too full and you need to delete items to open up space? It can seem annoying and hard to choose what to delete. Do you delete photos, apps, contacts? There is a right and a wrong way to go about doing this. I can show you what to delete first and what to save or move somewhere else, and it's actually pretty simple. read more
Organizing Notes4 hours ago
Mind-bending warfare (or F-ing with your head)*Behind NATO’s ‘cognitive warfare’: ‘Battle for your brain’ * *waged by Western militaries * By Ben Norton (The Grayzone) NATO is developing new forms of warfare to wage a “battle for the brain,” as the military alliance put it. The US-led NATO military cartel has tested novel modes of hybrid warfare against its self-declared adversaries, including economic warfare, cyber warfare, information warfare, and psychological warfare. Now, NATO is spinning out an entirely new kind of combat it has branded cognitive warfare. Described as the “weaponization of brain sciences,” th... read more
From the Wilderness' Peak Oil Blog16 hours ago
UntitledFrom Jenna Orkin 25% of all critical infrastructure in the US is at risk of failure due to flooding, new report finds The Capehart case: What is the CIA hiding? Parent sues school district after child contracts COVID-19 According to the lawsuit, the board in May removed a student mask requirement and other COVID-19 mitigation measures. In search for covid origins in China, Hubei caves and wildlife farms draw new scrutiny Nearly 30% of 311 storefronts were vacant in the retail corridors near Grand Central and Midtown East as of the end of September, roughly double the historical rate,... read more
null16 hours ago
Tsunami Clarion Alert: Time to Protect Our Homeland and Unite to Defend Our Common HumanityA couple of weeks before the supposed US Capitol insurrection on January 6th, 2021 took place, I wrote my first dispatch to the men and The post Tsunami Clarion Alert: Time to Protect Our Homeland and Unite to Defend Our Common Humanity appeared first on . read more
The Rio Times16 hours ago
Austrian ex-Uber boss founds NGO that charges Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro at International Criminal CourtRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - "Crimes against the environment are crimes against humanity": that's the bottom line rationale a group of climate and legal experts around Austrians Johannes Wesemann (ex-Uber boss in Austria) and Wolfram Proksch (a lawyer in Vienna) is using to go before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague. On Tuesday, […] The post Austrian ex-Uber boss founds NGO that charges Brazil’s Jair Bolsonaro at International Criminal Court appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
bilaterals.org16 hours ago
Piyush Goyal pushes for stronger trade ties at G20 ministerial meet12-Oct-2021 India is trying to ink FTAs with Australia, UK, EU, and UAE. India will take forward the FTA talks with Canada and accelerate existing FTA review with South Korea. read more
bilaterals.org16 hours ago
India looks to sign FTA with Oman12-Oct-2021 India is looking to sign a free trade agreement (FTA) with Oman along with a number of other countries, the country's Commerce and Industry minister said. read more
Snopes.com16 hours ago
Matt Amodio’s History-Making Run on TV’s ‘Jeopardy!’ EndsAll good things must come to an end and Matt Amodio's historic run on “Jeopardy!” did just that on Monday's show, leaving the Yale doctoral student with 38 wins and more than $1.5 million in prize money. read more
The Watchers » Latest articles16 hours ago
Over 1.75 million people affected by floods, 17 000 homes collapsed in north China's Shanxi ProvinceContinuous downpours affecting north China's Shanxi Province since the start of October have affected more than 1.75 million people and forced the evacuation of more than 120 000. In addition, floods damaged over 190 000 ha (469 500 acres) of crops and...... Read more » read more
Small Dead Animals16 hours ago
Greta Will Be OutragedEuropean countries discover that fairy dust will not keep the lights on. How dare they! read more
The Reference Frame16 hours ago
Aspects of a lost German girlIn my Pilsner Region, a German girl, Julie Sleegers of Berlin-Pankow (the Northernmost suburb of the capital), got lost on Sunday, 4 pm. She is 8 (*2013), about 120-140 cm tall, purely Aryan in race, and went to play an orienteering game with two boys, brother (6) and cousin (9), near the Raspberry Hill (963 m), I hope Leo Vuyk has already started his grey and white matter. 46 hours later, the search has produced no results, despite the fact that 800 people are involved (cops of Czech and German police, sniffing dogs, German alpine units, gamekeepers, some volunteers, and more – lot... read more
The Duran17 hours ago
EU energy crisis. All the wrong decisions made by ideologues, not experts
EU energy crisis. All the wrong decisions made by ideologues, not experts The Duran: Episode 1110 Putin’s energy weapon? With much of Europe facing a worsening squeeze on gas supplies, the West is already looking to blame Russia Putin’s energy weapon? With much of Europe facing a worsening squeeze on gas supplies, the West is […] read more
The Rio Times17 hours ago
Paraguayan governor who had daughter murdered on border with Brazil compares region with MexicoRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The governor of Amambay, Paraguay, Ronald Acevedo, compared the city of Pedro Juan Cabellero with the state of Sinaloa, Mexico region dominated by drug trafficking and the birthplace of Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán's cartel. Acevedo's daughter, Haylee Carolina Acevedo Yunis, 21, was killed last Saturday (Oct. 9) in Pedro Juan […] The post Paraguayan governor who had daughter murdered on border with Brazil compares region with Mexico appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
Small Dead Animals17 hours ago
Biden’s House Of HorrorA little review of spooky stuff in the southern half of Turtle Island. read more
The Watchers » Latest articles17 hours ago
Potent western storm shifts into the 4-corners and Plains, U.S.Heavy snow and powerful winds in the Great Basin mountains, Rockies, and into the High Plains will create hazardous travel conditions, NWS warned on October 12, 2021. Severe storms developing in the Plains ahead of this front may have damaging winds, large hail, and...... Read more » read more
Real Climate Science17 hours ago
“sacred commitments to Tribal sovereignty”“On this day, we recognize this painful past and recommit ourselves to investing in Native communities, upholding our solemn and sacred commitments to Tribal sovereignty, and pursuing a brighter future centered on dignity, respect, justice, and opportunity for all people.” … Continue reading → read more
Bayou Renaissance Man17 hours ago
"Excess deaths" in Europe?I'm obliged to Vox Day for finding a very interesting (and scary) European blog post, citing objective sources, reporting a significant rise in so-called "excess deaths" (i.e. those that are above the statistical and demographic norm) in that continent. To make matters even more interesting, when I tried to go to that blog, both that entry and the blog itself had completely vanished - sucked down the memory-hole of the Internet. Curiouser and curiouser! Fortunately, there's the Web archive, which retains copies of many interesting things that others would prefer should be for... read more
Age of Autism The Rebel Alliance!17 hours ago
See Me. Feel Me. Touch Me. Heal Me.
Do you remember the rock opera Tommy, by The Who? Tommy was a boy no one could figure out. Deaf. Dumb. Blind. But a pinball wizard. His Mom tried to help him. There was a really bizarre movie made from... Related Stories - Athletes Are Called Conspiracy Theorists - Spelling2Communicate Y-E-S or N-O? - AMA 12 Page Playbook on How to Promote Flu and Covid Vaccines read more
Electroverse17 hours ago
Western Sydney Suffers Coldest October Day in 26 Years, Sudden Drop In Temperature Leads to Early Snow in China, Heavy Flurries Batter MT, UT and CO, as the Global Energy Crisis Worsens
This is looking increasingly like a controlled demolition of society. Get out of the cities. Become self-reliant. 'The system' will not have your back when the SHTF. The post Western Sydney Suffers Coldest October Day in 26 Years, Sudden Drop In Temperature Leads to Early Snow in China, Heavy Flurries Batter MT, UT and CO, as the Global Energy Crisis Worsens appeared first on Electroverse. read more
MJBizDaily18 hours ago
Trial pits former MedMen CFO against cannabis MSO and co-founders Bierman, ModlinA high-profile cannabis industry trial is set to begin Tuesday in a California state court, with a buttoned-down corporate executive suing multistate operator MedMen Enterprises and the company’s co-founders, Adam Bierman and Andrew Modlin. The civil jury trial – scheduled for Los Angeles County Superior Court – has been more than 2½ years in the […] Trial pits former MedMen CFO against cannabis MSO and co-founders Bierman, Modlin is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs read more
CFACT19 hours ago
Biden’s plan: Slash U.S. fossil fuels, rely on China for renewablesChina’s “peak carbon” plan is to install as much fossil fuel power as possible by 2030 – and use that cheap, reliable energy to manufacture wind, solar and battery technologies for export. The post Biden’s plan: Slash U.S. fossil fuels, rely on China for renewables appeared first on CFACT. read more
EDUCATION WATCH INTERNATIONAL18 hours ago
Untitled* Public University in Hong Kong Orders Removal of Statue to Commemorate Tiananmen Massacre Victims* The oldest public university in Hong Kong, the University of Hong Kong (HKU), has ordered the removal of a statue from its campus that have for many years commemorated the victims of the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) Tiananmen massacre in 1989. The statue dubbed the “Pillar of Shame” was created by Danish sculptor Jens Galschiøt and has been standing in the university for more than 20 years. The 26-foot high copper statue depicts 50 anguished faces and tortured bodies piled on... read more
naked capitalism18 hours ago
Links 10/12/2020naked capitalism18 hours ago
WHO Approved a Malaria Vaccine for Children – a Global Health Expert Explains Why That Is a Big DealWHO approves first ever malaria vaccine. read more
naked capitalism18 hours ago
Chicago Boys’ 100% Private Pension System in Chile Is in Big TroubleOnce touted by its creator as the “Mercedes Benz” of pensions, Chile's defined contribution scheme is suffering huge outflows read more
The National Interest18 hours ago
5 Firefight Films to Watch Before You Die*James Jay Carafano* *Movies, World* David and Goliath battles can make wonderful movies. *Here's What You Need to Know*: These chaotic engagements show that the direction and command of calm, competent leaders are crucial to survival. When warring factions meet in combat, it’s terrifying. And when the two sides are far from evenly matched, it’s worse. But safely distanced from the battlefield and buffered by the passage of time, those David and Goliath battles can make wonderful movies. Consider the battle of the Alamo (Feb 23–Mar 6, 1836). That one didn’t end so well for the T... read more
The New Dark Age18 hours ago
Bellingcat funded by US and UK intelligence contractors that aided extremists in SyriaSupposedly “independent” website Bellingcat raked in money from scandal-ridden Western intelligence firms that wreaked havoc – and reaped massive profits – in Syria. read more
The Watchers » Latest articles18 hours ago
Sudden drop in temperatures leads to early snow in parts of ChinaA sudden drop in temperatures recently have led to early snowfalls in some parts of China, surprising many people. Yijun County in Shaanxi ushered in the first snowfall of this autumn on Sunday morning, October 10, 2021. Other parts of Shaanxi, including Binzhou...... Read more » read more
The New Dark Age18 hours ago
Cancers and Anti-Covid VaccinesMonths have passed, and the vaccine madness has amplified, leading to the refusal of patients without a passport in hospitals (which, as is well known, are intended to receive only healthy people) and to the demand that patients be vaccinated before receiving any treatment, including cancer patients. read more
Waking Times18 hours ago
Mob Morality and the Unvaxxed
*Charles Eisenstein* - We would like to think that modern societies like ours have outgrown barbaric customs like human sacrifice. read more
The Watchers » Latest articles18 hours ago
Strong and shallow M6.3 earthquake hits Crete, GreeceA strong and shallow earthquake registered by the National Observatory of Athens (NOA) as M6.3 hit the eastern coast of Crete, Greece at 09:24 UTC on October 12, 2021. The agency is reporting a depth of 8.2 km (5 miles). USGS is reporting M6.4 at a depth of 10 km...... Read more » read more
Waking Times19 hours ago
Wetiko in a Nutshell: Who Do You Think You Are?
*Paul Levy* - Wetiko cannot stand it when we identify with our true nature as creative beings, for then it has nothing to sink its roots—and fangs—into. read more
Retraction Watch19 hours ago
Journal distances itself from cash for citations scheme after Retraction Watch reportA journal that appeared to be involved in a scheme in which authors were paid bonuses to cite its papers has said it “will not entertain cash requests from the individuals who claim to have cited our articles, nor shall we pay up.” The comments come about a month after a Retraction Watch post detailing … Continue reading Journal distances itself from cash for citations scheme after Retraction Watch report read more
naked capitalism19 hours ago
‘Waive the Patents’: Moderna Still Refuses to Share Covid-19 Vaccine RecipeModernarefuses to share vaccine recipe and acts as if they have absolutely no responsibility beyond maximizing their return on investment. read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
‘Pocket Battleships’ Helped Germany Beat Naval Disarmament*Peter Suciu* *Deutschland-class, Europe* The most famous—or even infamous—of the three pocket battleships is arguably Admiral Graf Spee. *Here’s What You Need to Remember: *While *Graf Spee *inflicted heavy damage on the British ships, she was damaged in the action and was forced into the port of Montevideo. Rather than let the ship be captured, and unable to make for the open sea, Captain Hans Wilhelm Langsdorff ordered the pocket battleship scuttled. Three days later he committed suicide in Buenos Aires, Argentina. When Germany began to rearm its military, it initially sough... read more
Waking Times19 hours ago
Reports of Serious Injuries After COVID Vaccines Near 112,000, as Pfizer Asks FDA to Green Light Shots for Kids 5 to 11
*Megan Redshaw* - VAERS data released Friday by the CDC included a total of 778,685 reports of adverse events from all age groups following COVID vaccines, including 16,310 deaths and 111,921 serious injuries. read more
The Watchers » Latest articles19 hours ago
Tropical Storm "Kompasu" drenches Luzon, leaving 9 people dead and 11 missing, PhilippinesTropical Storm "Kompasu" -- known as Maring in the Philippines -- dropped heavy rains on the country's most populous island of Luzon over the past 2 days, leaving at least 9 people dead and 11 others missing. Kompasu is the 18th named storm of the 2021...... Read more » read more
Next Grand Minimum Profit19 hours ago
Surprising Information About Manufacturing Business Next Revealed
[image: Manufacturing Next]For a small enterprise to achieve the lowest prices attainable, particular attention must be given to all of the activities in the enterprise ranging from procurement of supplies till the ultimate sale to the ultimate buyer. It’s said that right now competition just isn’t depended from enterprise to enterprise however from provide chain to produce chain. Lower prices among all of the members in the supply chain will enable lower prices from the final retailer and improve demand without lowering revenue margins. Totally different strategies will assist a ... read more
NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT19 hours ago
Analysis: Hurricanes Have Not Gotten More Intense, Frequent Over Past 170 YearsBy Paul Homewood Yet another study gives the lie to the claim that hurricanes are getting worse because of climate change: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-24268-5 It is significant that all of the study’s authors are acknowledged to be leading experts on hurricanes, unlike the theoretical climate scientists who regularly claim that hurricanes are getting worse […] read more
NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT20 hours ago
The Scotsman Lies About Sea Level Rise
By Paul Homewood https://www.scotsman.com/news/opinion/columnists/cop26-climate-change-summit-sea-level-rise-is-getting-faster-and-faster-when-the-world-act-scotsman-comment-3413202 Back in the real world: https://www.tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/sltrends_station.shtml?id=170-011 read more
Virtual Mirage20 hours ago
Maps & SuchBecause it’s Tuesday Southwest Airlines Cold Left-Over Pizza for Breakfast? My vote is YES. I am NOT recommending sofa-pizza, though. If you have to lift a cushion to find it, no, just no. Because it’s Hispanic Heritage Month There are different definitions of organized crime. In China, if three people […] The post Maps & Such appeared first on Virtual Mirage. read more
Cairns News19 hours ago
Qld Labor Party will not force MP’s to get jab but enforces it for most public servantsMP Robbie Katter hits out at Premier’s hypocrisy – is she afraid of another jab? The Queensland Labor Government has denied the Queensland Parliament an opportunity to debate the double standards it is presiding over which give MPs freedom of choice around COVID-19 vaccines while allowing jab mandates to be enforced in other workplaces. To […] read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
Is Chinese Overfishing Destroying the Environment?*Lyle J. Goldstein* *China, Asia* Chinese fishing practices continue to harm the environment. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Washington and its allies should instead adopt a more cooperative demeanor with the understanding that serious fishing disputes are extremely common all over the world and are rarely pleasant. o believe the leading international media sources, Beijing is a giant, malicious “Death Star” of sorts, spreading environmental mayhem, political oppression, atheism, economic dependency, and increasingly wielding the coercive tools of a hegemonic power on a gl... read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
The Race for Nukes Is Heating Up on the Korean Peninsula*Eric Gomez* *Arms Race, * Who will win? The North or the South? *Key point: *This recent flurry of testing activity is the latest chapter in a missile arms race between North and South Korea that shows little sign of abating. It has been a very busy week for missile tests on the Korean peninsula. North Korea tested a new type of ground‐launched cruise missile to start the week and launched two short‐range ballistic missiles (SRBMs) a couple days later. South Korea tested a new conventional submarine‐launched ballistic missile only a few hours after North Korea’s SRBM test. S... read more
CFACT20 hours ago
A mad rush for coal: China and India suspend climate correctnessCoal and India are looking for all the coal they can get. The post A mad rush for coal: China and India suspend climate correctness appeared first on CFACT. read more
The Rio Times20 hours ago
Covid-19: AstraZeneca drug cocktail reduces deaths and severe cases – manufacturerRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - According to the company, there was a "statistically significant" reduction in severe cases and deaths in non-hospitalized patients who took the drug compared to those given a placebo. In its global release on the results, the drugmaker detailed that a total of 90% of trial subjects enrolled were from high […] The post Covid-19: AstraZeneca drug cocktail reduces deaths and severe cases – manufacturer appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
Need To Know20 hours ago
Director of the US Congressional Task Force to Protect the Power Grid Explains Why it is DoomedA governmental electromagnetic task force warned that nine out of ten Americans could die from starvation, disease and societal collapse from destruction of our electrical system. But there are ways to protect the grid and its infrastructure. read more
The Duck of Minerva20 hours ago
Fighting Analogies in International RelationsI spent the years of the Great Recession torn between a love of Brazilian jiu jitsu and a love of IR. But getting better at one started coming at the expense of the other. Sometimes I’d skip class to train. Sometimes I’d skip training to go to think tank events or work on a paper. […] read more
Need To Know20 hours ago
Media Hiding Vaccine Rebellion as Southwest Airlines Cancels Thousands of FlightsOver the weekend, Southwest Airlines cancelled nearly 2,000 flights. The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association is suing the airline over the imposed vaccine mandate, bolstering the claim that there is a “sick out” underway. The media is trying to keep a lid on the expanding rebellion against the vaccine mandates. read more
Global Issues News Headlines20 hours ago
Disparities in Poverty Between Ethnic Groups & Across Genders Show Why We Need to Dig Deeper into Poverty DataLONDON, Oct 12 (IPS) - During the pandemic, we learnt a new word – at least I did: comorbidity. It means that one or more additional conditions co-occur (all happen at the same time for a person) alongside a primary condition – in this case the virus. Read the full story, “Disparities in Poverty Between Ethnic Groups & Across Genders Show Why We Need to Dig Deeper into Poverty Data”, on globalissues.org → read more
Global Issues News Headlines20 hours ago
Better Late than Never, but Act NowKUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia, Oct 12 (IPS) - The world should now be more aware of likely COVID-19 devastation unless urgently checked. Last week, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced an US$8 billion plan to quickly vaccinate many more people to expedite ending the pandemic. Read the full story, “Better Late than Never, but Act Now”, on globalissues.org → read more
Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 220 hours ago
"COVID-19: The Weaponization Of Fear & The Loss Of Freedom"*"COVID-19: The Weaponization Of Fear * *& The Loss Of Freedom"* by John MacGhlionn "Many U.S. citizens wonder if life will ever return to normal. Are masks here to stay? On TV, news channels are busy spreading fear. Meanwhile, some of the most widely read publications in the United States are warning about the next phase of the pandemic. To live in the United States is to live in a permanent state of fear. This, as many readers know, is by design. A more fearful nation is a more passive one - easier to manipulate and easier to control. In the United States, according to Dr. Anthon... read more
The Rio Times20 hours ago
Peru exports up 11.9% in the first 8 months this yearRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The National Institute of Statistics and Computing (INEI) reported on Monday that Peruvian exports reached a value of US$4,326.7 million last August, boosted by higher prices of crude oil and minerals such as tin, copper, iron, zinc and lead. In the 8th month of the year, the total volume exported […] The post Peru exports up 11.9% in the first 8 months this year appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
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