Friday, November 11, 2022

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Deal or no deal, General Winter is coming to town - ready to entertain his guest of honor Sun Tzu with so many new dishes at their dinner table. The announcement of the Kherson Retreat may have signaled one of the gloomiest days of the Russian Federation since 1991. Leaving the right bank of the Dnieper to set up a defense line on the left bank may spell out total military sense. General Armageddo
[iframe src="https://www.bitchute.com/embed/rAnkNREdcoc4/" width="90%" height="320" allow="fullscreen"] This week on the New World Next Week: the UN is demanding $2 trillion a year to appease the weather gods; the nudge unit is busy nudging people toward carbon slavery; and LBRY loses its legal fight with the SEC. The post first appeared on The Corbett Report .

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There's that famous meme from Arrested Development where Jason Bateman's character opens up a paper bag labeled "DEAD DOVE: Do Not Eat ." He opens the bag, presumably finds a dead bird, and, full of regret, says to no one in particular, "I don't know what I expected." That's all to say: I picture Elon Musk , wandering the halls of Twitter HQ, whispering to no one in particular, "I don't know what
Tech companies are finding endless opportunity in the chaos following Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter . That includes Tumblr , the site making a steady comeback into cultural relevance. Tumblr staff took to their page yesterday to openly mock Twitter's blue check fiasco: in other words, the ongoing saga over Twitter Blue subscriptions , "Official" labels , and the ability to purchase a tiny blue
The crew had been searching for a downed World War II aircraft within the infamous region of the North Atlantic. In what must be one of the most unlik...
According to reports, the youngsters were found unconscious and suffering from various physical ailments. The unnerving incident occurred at the Agric...

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Exclusive: Some civil servants may have still been traumatised by his previous stint there, sources say UK politics live – latest news updates Senior civil servants at the Ministry of Justice were offered “respite or a route out” of the department when Dominic Raab was reappointed last month, amid concerns that some were still traumatised by his behaviour during a previous stint there. Several so
Ahead of his birthday next week, directors including Tim Burton, Edgar Wright, Lynne Ramsay and Luca Guadagnino reveal their favourite scenes – and what Scorsese’s work means to them Steve McQueen Continue reading...
Three of the four Supreme Court justices in attendance were nominated by Donald Trump
Back in 2017, Twitter overhauled its policy about who could receive its blue check verification badge, after it was criticized for verifying white nationalist Jason Kessler , the organizer of the deadly Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia . On Thursday, five years after he lost it, Kessler regained that blue check after signing up for Elon Musk’s new $8-a-month Twitter Blue subscri
An automated push notification sent in error by KFC Germany conflated the notorious 1938 pogrom and “tender cheese with crispy chicken.”

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The Geminid meteor shower peaks the night of Dec. 13-14. Our guide tells you the best times and places to see the Geminids (no equipment necessary).
Divers working on a television documentary were searching for a downed World War II aircraft when they instead discovered the NASA artifact
Accurately moving to a musical beat was thought to be a skill innately unique to humans. However, new research now shows that rats also have this ability. The optimal tempo for nodding along was found to depend on the time constant in the brain (the speed at which our brains can respond to something), which is similar across all species.
Almost from the time the first tweet was posted in 2006, Twitter has played an important role in world events. The platform has been used to record everything from the Arab Spring to the ongoing war in Ukraine. It’s also captured our public conversations for years. But experts are worried that if Elon Musk tanks the company, these rich seams of media and conversation could be lost forever. Given
Accurately moving to a musical beat was thought to be a skill innately unique to humans. However, new research now shows that rats also have this ability. The optimal tempo for nodding along was found to depend on the time constant in the brain (the speed at which our brains can respond to something) which is similar across all species. This means that the ability of our auditory and motor systems

Veterans Today

What is difference between Dr Ahmadinejad's proposed ‘human centered world order’ and ‘the secular, humanist, materialist world order’ of today.?
Host Johnny Punish interviews the dynamic U.S. Navy Vet Dave Munro from Air Traffic Controller, an indie band set to release their latest "Dash" on Veterans Day Nov. 11th
In 2021, the difference in myocarditis coincided with the vaccination campaign in young individuals.
Dr. Alfred de Zayas, first UN Independent Expert on the Promotion of a Democratic and Equitable International Order, appointed by the United Nations Human Rights Council (2012-18) speaks out on Ukraine
Part 3 of The Universal Empire: A Four-Part Series from VT's Fitzgerald & Gould
On November 10, 1942, German troops occupy Vichy France, which had previously been free of an Axis military presence.

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The exceptional Paula Patton was here for the first time to talk to Ellen about her movie “Precious” and for Ellen to predict the sex of her first baby! SUBSCRIBE: https://ellen.tv/3D6Sewq #ellen #theellenshow #ellendegeneres FOLLOW ELLEN: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theellenshow/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ellentv/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheEllenShow TikTok: https://www.ti
This year even the iPhone 14 Pro has a 48MP camera which is still half as many as the 108MP of the Samsung S22 Ultra but almost the same as the Pixel 7 Pro’s 50MPs. So to crown the best smartphone camera of 2022 Becca took 1000 photos on each of them. 0:00 Intro 0:35 Line up 0:54 Ultra-wide 1:56 Telephoto 3:03 Telephoto (low light) 3:37 Front-facing camera (video & low light video) 5:05 Front-fac

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has backed a fundraising campaign to buy 100 drones that operate at sea.
In the US midterm elections, five states, including Michigan, pass ballot measures to protect abortion access.
Revolutionary thought of the day: I would like to see every single soldier on every single side, just take off your helmet, unbuckle your kit, lay down your rifle, and set down at the side of some shady lane, and say, nope, I aint a gonna kill nobody. Plenty of rich folks wants to fight. Give them the guns. Woody Guthrie
It was a Friday afternoon when Bill was on his way back home from work when he received a call that made him take the next U-turn back to his office. It was one of these calls that he was dedicating all of his working hours to avoid. He was not given much detail through the phone, but it seems that Andre, someone working in the account payments department, had just fallen victim to a scam and had
Modest Proposal -- Humanity agrees to be sterilized in exchange for a truce from Communist Jews and their Freemason flunkies. ( i.e. Satanists, Zionists, Liberals, Antifa, Transsexuals, Feminists.) " People today are obviously too selfish, venal, cowardly and feeble-minded to unite and defend themselves. They are too stupid to figure out that a "pandemic" with a 00.25% death rate is not a pandemi
Northern Arapaho Big Wind interrupts Biden's talk at COP27, says no time left for false solutions.Today: Biden's speech was interrupted before the suits moved in, as Egypt forbids protest in the Blue Zone at COP27.The Guardian reports: Protesters interrupt the US president's speech by Nina Lakhani:"Four protesters holding a banner which read ‘people vs fossils’ interrupted the speech of Joe Biden
Investors have soured over his public commitment to prioritise social spending over fiscal integrity.

JoNova: Science, carbon, climate and tax

 

JoNova: Science, carbon, climate and tax

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By Jo Nova Imagine an energy system so broken that the government forced The People to buy generators that only work (randomly) 30% of the time and told them they would still have to pay the generators even when their product was useless. Britain wasting ‘millions a day’ in energy as wind farms told to turn off while bills soar The UK has been squandering an estimated £1billion a year in energy a
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By Jo Nova The core baseload of the European grid is in trouble, and there is no back up. If the rest of Europe had enough coal or nuclear power, this wouldn’t be so bad, but they were all too worried about heatwaves in 2100 they forgot… Half the French Nuclear Fleet will not be back in time for winter and there is no other nation that fill the gap. | Photo by Spiritrespect. This is bad news for
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By Jo Nova Killing the planet, one COP convention at a time. Nothing says “believe us” like doing all the things they say we must give up. They fly in private jets, eat steak and drink from plastic water bottles. Obviously, if they really thought CO2 was planetary poison, they wouldn’t be acting this way. Unless, of course, they are narcissistic overlords who believe CO2 is bad, but that the rule

Nov 09

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By Jo Nova Even in 1983, the media was just an unwitting wing of Government Agencies Edward Snowden went looking for videos of former CIA employees that the CIA “sued into silence“. He foundwhat the CIA wanted to hide. Here, CIA officer Frank Snepp describing just how easy it was to get journalists to write exactly the stories they hoped they would write. All those problems we see in the media to

Nov 08

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Voting is open, so presumably, is cheating, which will win? Betting markets are predicting a Red Wave, but the richest nation in the world can’t afford to use paper ballots, check ID, and can’t count the votes on election night anymore. 2022 Midterms Forecast Don’t forget, Trump looked like it had it in the bag on the night: Darren Beattie, Revolver Bookies gave Trump roughly 75% odds of a second
by Jo Nova For years they told us that the green transition would deliver cheap energy, and that if we just subsidized them enough, prices would keep falling. The promise of free energy on the horizon led whole nations (stupidly) to believe that closing coal plants was viable. But now that damage is done, suddenly the Vestas chief admits that telling people that wind can only get cheaper “was a mi

Nov 07

By Jo Nova Like a conglomerate witch-doctor cum pagan-preacher the only thing Al Gore recycles is the overproof grade hellfire of centuries past. Chieftain Al will stop the storms if only everyone will do as he says and invest in his climate asset fund. For he cometh armed with windmills that stop rain-bombs and solar panels that hold back the sea. Like medieval Occult leaders, superstitious rain
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Nov 06

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Nov 05

More deadly than man-made climate change Six people have died in New York this year so far due to house fires started by e-bikes. I had no idea. Fires from exploding e-bike batteries multiply in NYC — sometimes fatally Matthew Schuerman, NPR NEW YORK — Four times a week on average, an e-bike or e-scooter battery catches fire in New York City. These bikes when they fail, they fail like a blowtorch,

Nov 04

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By Jo Nova Well that was lucky. Early reports suggest the Chinese space junk from the launch four days ago has crashed in the Pacific 1,000 km short of Mexico. However, if I am reading those maps (below) correctly, on this uncontrolled reentry it only missed Australia and New Zealand by half an hour, and just a few minutes later and it would have “landed” somewhere in Mexico or maybe Florida. (No

Nov 03

By Jo Nova Lo behold, I give you the sign of doom. Bioluminescent jellyfish have traveled from the Pacific to the UK to warn of climate change. We know this because citizen scientists have been tracking jellyfish for at least 20 years of the Holocene, if not the other 12,000 years, and they noticed things have not stayed exactly the same. We don’t understand the underlying ocean gyrations, current
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Nov 02

by Jo Nova With all the calm language of a paid ad agency, the ABC is breathless because an esoteric measure called “minimum operational demand” has hit a record or two. This glorious moment may have only lasted 30 minutes, and it isn’t actually a useful thing, but it’s a “record”. In fact, “minimum operational demand” is a grid management headache, not a badge of honor. It’s the midday moment whe

Nov 01

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By Jo Nova China emits more CO2 than first world combined, but tells the West to “do more” as it quietly sprints into the Space Race … China signed the Paris Agreement, which meant nothing at all. It is now building 60% of all the new coal plants in the world while the West does a kind of Tantric Energy Yoga — trying to run smelters with solar panels. China’s emissions of CO2 exceed all developed
Giles, Weather balloon By Jo Nova Things are far far worse at the Australian Bureau of Meteorology than even we realized. “If you think your public forecasts have gotten worse, that’s because they have,” one meteorologist says. While Australia is flooding and lives depend on forecasts, the management of our weather bureau is cutting back on meteorologists and on weather balloons, but they’re maki

Oct 30

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This may explain why some unlucky people got such bad reactions. Dr Ryan Cole points out that it normally takes years to perfect the mass production of a new class of drug products, but many people, he claims were lucky because they got a shot “of mush” — from harried car park pop-up clinics — if the vaccines weren’t kept cold enough they had probably already degraded. Quality control was so poor
By Jo Nova Just as Joe Biden cancelled Keystone on his first day, the new UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak canned Fracking on Day one. He was appointed on Tuesday and the fracking ban was reinstated Wednesday. It tells us exactly what his top priorities are, and perhaps also tells us what the real unforgivable sin was that Liz Truss committed. There are a lot of vested interests that would hate to s

Oct 29

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Oct 27

The deal has officially gone through in the last hours. Twitter belongs to Elon. He’s calling himself the Chief Twit. He has 110 million followers, and he is enjoying himself. Entering Twitter HQ – let that sink in! pic.twitter.com/D68z4K2wq7 — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 26, 2022 Meanwhile there is apoplexy in some corners of Twitter with warnings that the Nazi dogs of the Right are about to r

Oct 26

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by Jo Nova Things are getting serious Mum. Nearly half of Britons are already finding it hard to pay their energy bills. Over two million UK households are behind in their payments, and some have started unplugging fridges, hand washing their clothes and skipping meals, and it’s not even winter. The National Grid manager is so desperate they’re setting up a scheme to pay people to switch off thei

Oct 25

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Oct 24

By Jo Nova Give this man a medal. Prof Norman Fenton is my favourite commentator on vaccination statistics. He explains this so well. If this technique is widely used, then it is a scandal. It is so utterly dishonest, so obviously wrong, ask yourself, if groups used this trick to report “efficacy” where were all the Professors and medical agencies we pay to protect us? Perhaps there were other ef

Oct 23

Now for something very unusual: Tuesday night in Perth, Australia, there will be a climate debate. Bravo to the Philosophy and Reason group for organising it. Click to enlarge to use the code. The legendary David Archibald and I take on Professor Peter Newman from Curtin University – Advisor to IPCC, 2018 Premier’s (WA) Scientist of the Year, and Councillor Ian Johnson – Current City of Swan elec
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Oct 22

By Jo Nova Why-O-Why has this taken so long? Finally we have a preprint paper assessing SARS2 as if it might have been an engineered product from a laboratory. We now know it was very likely a lab product and we can probably even name the tools that were used to tweak it. The virus appears to be too clean, lacking in the noise that all its wild type cousins have. Random evolution in bats and pang

Oct 21

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Oct 20

by Jo Nova The scariest thing is that a communist dictator seems more sensible than any democratic one. He’s a tyrant, true, but one that can add up numbers. So it has come to pass that the largest coal fired nation in the world will burn even more coal because energy security today is more important than theoretically slowing storms in 2100 AD. China makes no secret of it, but hardly anyone is e

Oct 19

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Oct 18

“With an EV, you don’t eliminate emissions, you just export them. You have to dig up about 500,000 lbs of material to make a single 1000lb battery It takes 100 to 300 barrels of oil to manufacture a battery that can hold one barrel of oil equivalent. Demand for those minerals (Lithium, Cobalt, Nickel) will increase between 400 and 4000%. There’s not enough mining in the world to make enough batte

Oct 17

by Jo Nova There is extraordinary flooding across Victoria lately in the land of Droughts and Flooding Rains. The Australian ABC is telling us that “flooding in Victoria is uncommon“. But a ten second search on Trove Australia turned up the forgotten floods of 1870, just as one example, with these glorious drawings (below). Those floods 152 years ago seemed to affect many of the same places as the
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Oct 16

Make no mistake, the story of our lifetimes is that we got wildly lucky. It’s not just that most our economy is no longer dedicated to finding fuel (for our corporeal bodies or our machines) but that a vast share of our lives is not consumed with collecting wood or dung, rolling up hay, or gathering berries. The graph below shows a remarkable transformation from a lifestyle where 80% of all the w
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Oct 14

by Jo Nova “Trust the science” has morphed into “attention-seeking children toss soup on 8o million dollar painting”. This can happen when a generation is taught that their own culture is worthless, that weather is controlled by light bulbs, and that vandalism is an achievement. This is end stage absurdity in the climate religion. Their words don’t even make sense: “Are you more concerned about t
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Oct 13

By Jo Nova It’s the Reality TV version of “Democracy” For three years the workers of France revolted in Yellow Vest protests week after relentless week, even though the media ignored them, they kept returning. President Macron had to do something that looked like he was listening. So 150 people won the lucky dip draw to be the actors in a show pretending to be “the People’s Government of France”.

Oct 12

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By Jo Nova The Wall Street Journal — bless them — analyzed 12,000 officials at 50 federal agencies and sifted through 850,000 financial assets to uncover a seething well of graft, grift and pilfering. As the WSJ prosaically says, “The federal government doesn’t maintain a comprehensive public database of the mandatory financial disclosures of all senior executive-branch officials. So The Wall Stre

Oct 11

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