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Record snowfall in Nebraska
Almost double previous records. Grand Island and Hastings set daily snowfall records Tuesday as a major storm rolled through Nebraska. Grand Island received 8.2 inches of snow, breaking the previous mark of 4.9 inches set in 1978. Hastings recorded 7.1 inches of snow, eclipsing the 4 inches that fell in 1944. North Platte reported 7 ... Read moreRecord snowfall in Nebraska The post Record snowfall in Nebraska appeared first on Ice Age Now.
Multiple winter weather watches and warnings for USA – 7th day in a row
Blizzard warnings in 4 states. Significant travel impacts across wide swaths of the U.S. this weekend. A powerful storm continues its eastward movement this weekend with heavy snow, powerful winds, and areas of wintry mix spreading across the Northern Tier. Blizzard conditions are impacting the High Plains and around Duluth. Severe storms are possible in ... Read moreMultiple winter weather watches and warnings for USA – 7th day in a row The post Multiple winter weather watches and warnings for USA – 7th day in a row appeared first on Ice Age Now.
"The 2019 Black Friday Video Hall of Shame"
*"The 2019 Black Friday Video Hall of Shame"* by Daisy and Dagny "American shoppers continued to embarrass themselves in the eyes of the world during this year’s brawlshopping extravaganza. While smart shoppers stayed home and avoided the insanity by ordering gifts online, the melees were alive and well in malls and big-box stores across the country. As people battled it out for the best-priced bath towels, preppers should take a quick moment to ponder how these same folks would behave if they were hungry. (You might want to review this article, "Why Prepper’s Need Guns.") Black Fr... more »
Focus on Early Release of Terror Convict in London Stabbings
UK counterterrorism police on Saturday searched for clues into how a man imprisoned for terrorism offenses before his release last year managed to stab several people before being tackled by bystanders and shot dead by officers on London Bridge.
“Hey Google” Which Political Party Defended Slavery?
We're introducing a new way to talk about all you can do with your #GoogleAssistant: Actions. It's the simplest way to get things done. Explore over a million Actions with #HeyGoogle → https://t.co/fNQmaeFGeU pic.twitter.com/NrB4eyTO7s — Google (@Google) January 9, 2018 “Hey Google” can instantly tell you what a mullet it. “Hey Google” can instantly tell … Continue reading "“Hey Google” Which Political Party Defended Slavery?"
If I am killed, you will know I did not commit suicide. Nazi Queen, Philip and co continue with push to murder me as part of a mad plot to depopulate the world
*The Queen is reported to be stung by suggestions that she is no longer up to the task in spite of having greenlighted Prince Andrew's delusional interview which will have legal consequences for years and could end up taking down the entire royal family, many of whose members are linked with notorious paedophile Jimmy Savile.* *https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1211248/the-queen-news-prince-Andrew-Epstein-queen-Elizabeth-ii-royal-news* *Prince Andrew may never return to public life. But the mentally challenged royals still have not understood the extent of their legal and PR prob... more »
AOC And Pramila Take On Mayo Pete And Status Quo Joe And Their Slick Conservative Talking Points
If the Democratic primary is about picking the slickest, smoothest liar, there's no contest. Well... Status Quo Joe is certainly the *biggest* liar among Democrats, but Mayo Pete is the slickest and smoothest. That's what working as a McKinsey consultant teaches you. If you can't look someone straight in the eye and persuade them that up is down, the moon is made of green cheese and 2 + 2 = 5, you don't last as long as Mayo Pete did at McKinsey. When Mayo began his p.r.-driven campaign, he hadn't yet decided which lane to run in. Not having much of a record, and with no values or ... more »
Snow Day
A friend living in Tyumen, Siberia, Russian Federation, commented that we have more snow at the White Wolf Mine than they currently have in Siberia. It can't be a mine thing because you know that there are a lot of salt mines in Siberia. Maybe it's global Cooling? We have only ten years to live before the planet becomes a cinder if you listen to our Congressional brain trust (AOC). We were snowed in (state highways closed, and I-17 and I-40 closed for w while) so everyone hunkered down over turkey and fixings and then left overs. Half of my compliment of grandchildren were here an... more »
Ed Tech Giant Powerschool Keeps Eating the World
If you want to be a tech giant, you can try to grow organically within your company, or you can just look for companies that are already doing what you want to do, and buy them. Some are better than the strategy than others-- Facebook absorbed Instagram well enough, but Google seems to kill everything it touches. Back in the day, PowerSchool was a simple little program for taking care of classroom clerical work. Of the e-gradebooks I was forced to use in my career, it was the last and the most usable. Not everyone loves it (though I suspect in some cases it's the local district IT d... more »
Boyan Slat Unveils the Ocean Cleanup Interceptor
Written by Joseph Mercola, D.O., Ph.D. Story at-a-glance – Boyan Slat, a young Dutch entrepreneur and his group, The Ocean Cleanup, have invented an ingenious collection barge to clean plastic debris from our oceans During its test run, the collection barge collected macro and micro plastic debris in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch In October, […] The post Boyan Slat Unveils the Ocean Cleanup Interceptor appeared first on Health Nut News.
COULD THIS REALLY WORK FOR TRUMP?
I'm concerned about this. As Democrats in Congress push to impeach him, President Trump has toured a manufacturing plant in Texas, boasted about economic gains and signed numerous bills. He served turkey to U.S. troops in Afghanistan on Thanksgiving and grieved with the families of fallen service members at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware. And next week, Trump is scheduled to jet to London to meet with European allies and be received at Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth II. ... he and his aides ... have staged photo opportunities and public events designed to showcase the presi... more »
Terror Event on London Bridge Comes at Height of UK Election Campaign
*London Bridge with UK Flag in Background* I am very caught up with non-blogging activities at the moment and wasn't going to post at all today. The latest t*error attack in London*, UK, however, is certainly one of those events that a Truther, if s/he is worth their salt must report/comment on so I will make the following quite obvious observations. First of all the victim is a quintessential Londoner. All the middle class will identify with Cambridge graduate 25 year old Jack Merritt. "A man killed in the London Bridge terror attack has been named as 25-year-old University of C... more »
US Federal Agency Lawmaking Out of Bounds
A previous post reprinted below discussed how US Supreme Justices appear ready to challenge regulatory lawmaking beyond Legislative boundaries. This is of course at the heart of climate change overreach, as well as intrusion of Political Correctness into many other areas such as environment, health, education, immigration and so on. Most recently Justice Kavanaugh highlighted […]
Why Support for the Death Penalty Is Much Higher Among White Americans
*Kevin O'Neal Cokley* *Security, Americas* [image: Reuters] I study the impact that public policies like the death penalty have on African Americans, and I see a problem that isn’t often discussed in the media: the significant racial disparity in public opinion about the death penalty. Sentencing a person to die is the ultimate punishment. There is no coming back from the permanence of the death penalty. In the U.S., the death penalty is currently authorized by the federal government, the military and 29 states. The primary rationale for using the death penalty is deterrence. A... more »
Why Are Online Political Ads Not Regulated like TV Ads Are?
*Ari Lightman* *Politics, Americas* [image: Reuters] Let's try to find out. *Key point:* TV is an older and more regulated medium. With the 2020 election just a year away, Facebook is under fire from presidential candidates, lawmakers, civil rights groups and even its own employees to provide more transparency on political ads and potentially stop running them altogether. Meanwhile, Twitter has announced that it will not allow any political ads on its platform. Modern-day online ads use sophisticated tools to promote political agendas with a high degree of specificity. I have ... more »
Ideologies are vital for civilizations
...and ultra-stupid ideas spread because people aren't ideologically anchored... Under the previous blog post, kroshnix said that the European countries had the politicians they deserved – perhaps – and ended with the declaration that he hated the "ideological groupings (left, right, conservatives, libertarians, progressive, feminism and so on)" because "the world was much more complex and dynamic than that". A three-dimensional ideological chart Oops, kroshnix, this view won't be applauded here. Srikanth Hegde pointed out that ideas about what is true are naturally organized into i... more »
High-Ranking Officer Arrested on Over 600 Counts of Child Sexual Abuse
[image: officer]A West Virginia officer, who is a lieutenant with 15 years on the job, was charged with over 600 counts of sex crimes related to the sexual abuse of a child.
UN COP25 “Climate” Summit Promises More “Global Governance”
[image: un-cop25-climate-summit-promises-more-global-governance] Globalists and promoters of the man-made global-warming hypothesis have high hopes to advance “global governance” during the upcoming United Nations 25th Conference of the Parties (UN COP25) in Madrid in December. Described by organizers as the “COP of Action,” the summit will “enact the demands from the streets” and from the “children” on supposedly fighting climate change, organizers said. Among other goals, the UN and most of its member governments are seeking to finalize rules for an emerging global “carbon market.... more »
North Korea threatens 'political dwarf' Shinzo Abe with 'a real ballistic missile'
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A statement published by the official Korean Central News Agency attacks Japan's Prime Minister as a "perfect imbecile" and a "puppy" beholden to Washington after Mr Abe criticised North Korea's latest missile test.
THE PROBLEM: We want to hear what we want to hear!
*SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 2019Brian scratches an itch:* It was Socrates who first noticed the problem: We people want to hear what we want to hear! Beyond that, we tend to get mad when we hear something different. Socrates noticed this tendency when he toured the countryside looking for the wisest person in Greece. We sometimes notice this same reaction when we make fairly obvious statements about the current state of our failing "national discourse." Did Ukrainian officials "meddle in," or "interfere in," the 2016 election? Based on what we know, we wouldn't be strongly inclined t... more »
High-Def Help: How TVs Could Help Us Learn About the Brain
*Mengying Zhang* *Technology, Americas* All about the quantum dots. While many people love colorful photos of landscapes, flowers or rainbows, some biomedical researchers treasure vivid images on a much smaller scale – as tiny as one-thousandth the width of a human hair. To study the micro world and help advance medical knowledge and treatments, these scientists use fluorescent nano-sized particles. Quantum dots are one type of nanoparticle, more commonly known for their use in TV screens. They’re super tiny crystals that can transport electrons. When UV light hits these semicon... more »
Fact or Fiction: Does Adversity Actually Help Us Grow as People?
*Eranda Jayawickreme, Frank J. Infurna* *Public Health, Americas* [image: https://pictures.reuters.com/archive/STORM-HARVEY--RC1F7B2FB4C0.html] Or does it crush us? *Key point:* The science is still unclear on how humans generally respond to crises. In our culture, there’s this idea that enduring a tragedy can be good for your personal growth. You’ll have a newfound appreciation for life. You’ll be grateful for your friends and family. You’ll learn from the experience. You’ll become more resilient. This theme appears in media coverage, time and again, in the wake of natural di... more »
Reanimating an Actual Economy — Class #1
Classical Education New International Economic Order American Credit System Reanimating an Actual Economy -- Class 1 of 6 Video of Reanimating an Actual Economy -- Class 1 of 6 Over the past fifty years, the vast majority of economists are failures. They missed the dot-com bubble, the 2007-2008 blowout, and are by-and-large blissfully unaware today of the “everything” bubble ready to collapse at any time. What is the source of their incompetence? LaRouche uses Johannes Kepler’s discovery of the cause of the planetary orbits to contrast the beliefs of economic theory as taught in uni... more »
Follow The Money
Paul Krugman writes that the Republican Party, officially known as the GOP -- The Grand Old Party -- is actually the COP -- The Corrupt Old Party: The G.O.P. is now a thoroughly corrupt party. Trump is a symptom, not the disease, and our democracy will remain under dire threat even if and when he’s gone. The usual explanation you hear for G.O.P. acquiescence in Trumpian malfeasance is that elected Republicans fear being defeated in a primary if they show any hint of wavering. And that’s certainly an important part of the story. Republicans haven’t forgotten what happened in 2014,... more »
Ecofascism: The Climate Debate Turns Violent
Recently, the European Institute for Climate and Energy held its annual conference in Germany, with more than 200 attendees. This year, however, the organization met in hiding from the Open Anti-Capitalist Climate Protest, affiliated with the communist domestic terror group Antifa. (Source) Please Like, Share, Subscribe, Re-Blog and Comment
"How It Really Is"
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Dishonest Adam Schiff tries to hide Mark Sandy testimony that clears Trump
Mark Sandy from OMB was questioned in secret as part of Adam Schiff's witch hunt. Oddly he wasn't questioned in the public hearings and his "secret" testimony wasn't released until well after Schiff's impeachment coup ended. Well perhaps it wasn't that odd given that Sandy clearly testified that the only reason he was given for the hold up in aid was that Trump was concerned about the fact that European countries weren't doing their fair share to help Ukraine. This is one more example of Schiff and the #FakeNews media deliberately distorting witness testimony prior to releasing the... more »
Saying ‘OK Boomer’ At Work Is Considered Age Discrimination – but Millennial Put-Downs are OK?
*Elizabeth C. Tippett* *Politics, Americas* The Politics of Insulting Your Colleagues The phrase “OK boomer” has become a catch-all put-down that Generation Zers and young millennials have been using to dismiss retrograde arguments made by baby boomers, the generation of Americans who are currently 55 to 73 years old. Though it originated online and primarily is fueling memes, Twitter feuds and a flurry of commentary, it has begun migrating to real life. Earlier this month, a New Zealand lawmaker lobbed the insult at an older legislator who had dismissed her argument about clim... more »
Note to Trump: Government Spending on Research Impacts the Economy and American Jobs
*James Pethokoukis* *Security, Americas* [image: Reuters] A big deal. It’s not a natural impulse for politicians or activists to highlight trade-offs. Take cutting defense spending. Some Democratic presidential candidates envision a sizable reduction to the Pentagon’s budget if they’re elected. If that should happen, one possible program on the chopping block might be R&D investment. There is a lot of it, after all. A 2018 Congressional Research Service report found that in 2016 the United States spent $78.1 billion on defense R&D, “more than seven times as much on defense R&D t... more »
Jupiter Is Amazing! Why This Planet Deserves a Closer Look.
*Philip Marcus* *Security, Americas* Contrary to recent reports, Jupiter’s Great Red Spot is not in danger of disappearing. In the last 10 years, but in the last five months in particular, the press has reported dire warnings that the Great Red Spot of Jupiter is dying. However, some astronomers believe, to paraphrase Mark Twain, that the reports of its death are greatly exaggerated, or at least premature. Robert Hooke, an early British physicist who discovered cells, first described the Great Red Spot in 1665. In 1979, when two Voyager spacecraft flew close by Jupiter, images s... more »
The Trump Administration's Climate Defiance Is a Joke for 1 Reason
*Cara Daggett* *Politics, Americas* How the low-carbon transition is disrupting fossil fuel politics. As the Trump administration works to weaken regulations on fossil fuel production and use, a larger struggle is playing out across multiple industries. Until recently, oil companies and their defenders generally reacted to calls for regulating carbon emissions by spreading doubt and promoting climate denialism. However, I believe this approach is becoming less effective as climate change effects worsen and public demands for action intensify worldwide. As a scholar who focuses o... more »
Kudos to South Korea: Intelligence Sharing Pact With Japan Still On
*Bruce Klingner* *Intelligence, Asia* [image: Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe shakes hands with South Korea's National Intelligence Service chief Suh Hoon before their meeting at Abe's official residence in Tokyo, Japan September 10, 2018. Koji Sasahara/Pool via Reuters] They averted disaster at the last minute. For a while, it looked as though South Korea might abandon a critical military information sharing agreement with Japan. Its last-minute decision to remain in the agreement is welcome news. Established in 2016, the General Security of Military Information Agreement ena... more »
The Geoscience Behind Discovering Lost Continents
*Maria Seton, Joanne Whittaker, Simon Williams* *History, Americas* [image: Reuters] What are lost continents, and why are we discovering so many? For most people, continents are Earth’s seven main large landmasses. But geoscientists have a different take on this. They look at the type of rock a feature is made of, rather than how much of its surface is above sea level. In the past few years, we’ve seen an increase in the discovery of lost continents. Most of these have been plateaus or mountains made of continental crust hidden from our view, below sea level. One example is Ze... more »
How Google Should Use Your Health Data
*Jim Harper* *Technology, Americas* [image: Reuters] The future is here. When news broke recently that Google and Catholic health care provider Ascension were working together on data processing, it caused a stir. A whistleblower’s allegation of minor deviations from federal privacy regulations helped make the story newsworthy. But after the initial shock, a return to calm is ongoing as various actors unpack the grab bag of risks and rewards that flow from processing health data. We are a long way from having a consumer-centered, privacy-protective health care system, but there ... more »
Hundreds of Britain's Charities Are About to Become Victims of the Epstein Scandal
*Beth Breeze* *Politics, Europe* [image: Reuters] The Queen is patron to over 600 charities, as Prince Andrew steps away from his 200, the benefit of royal patronage is being called into question. Around 3,000 organisations have charitable patronage from a member of the British royal family. That number will soon shrink by around 200 as Prince Andrew steps back from his royal duties. This comes following a BBC interview that focused on his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, and allegations, which he denied, about his own relationship with a teenage girl. ... more »
Trump or Trummp?: Your Politics Predicts How You Pronounce Certain Words
*Zachary Jaggers* *Politics, Americas* [image: Reuters] Wait, how? Politics can predict the TV shows we watch, the shops we frequent and the places we live. But what about the way we speak? In a recent study, I was able to show how your political orientation can influence how you pronounce certain words. How members of America’s two parties view the country – and its place in the world – might explain this phenomenon. *A tale of two presidents* You may have noticed President Donald Trump has a unique way of saying the names of foreign places. For example, he’s pronounced “Tan... more »
There Isn't a Cure for Dementia—But There Is a Treatment (And It's Simple)
*Jennifer J Heisz* *Health, Ameircas* [image: Reuters] High-intensity exercise improves memory and wards off dementia. For the first time in human history, older people outnumber younger people. This has created unique health challenges. Dementia may be one of the scariest — a debilitating condition that erases memories; a condition without a cure. But dementia does not have to be your fate. Exercise protects our memories from being erased and our latest research shows that it is never too late to start. As an associate professor in the department of kinesiology at McMaster Un... more »
Why you can't trust the #FakeNews media: Newsweek Thanksgiving edition
I thought Newsweek was out of business? https://t.co/3ro4eSJloo — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 29, 2019 So we're told that Trump "attacking" the media, ie pointing out when the media lies to help Democrats, is an assault on the free press. Yet which is the real assault when Trump points out how the #FakeNews media is lying or when the #FakeNews media lies? Clearly the threat to our freedom is a "press" which is nothing more than a propaganda machine for the Democrats. We the people need the truth to decide who we should vote for. By deliberately denying us the tru... more »
Autistic Boy Heartbroken After Cops Raid Wrong Home, Kill His Boxer Service Dog
[image: boxer]A family's beloved boxer who served as a therapy dog for an autistic child was shot by police officers serving a no-knock search warrant on the wrong home.
Democrats double standard: Fake college of Farmington edition
The left is all upset about Trump's ICE using a fake university to trap foreigners who were trying to buy their way into the US by pretending to go to college here. The scam is simple; set up a fake school that doesn't actually teach anything but that hands out I-20 forms that allow foreigners to be in the US for cash. ICE setting up a fake university of its own in order to catch would be illegal immigrants is clearly a smart thing to do but the left is incensed because Trump did it. Earlier this year, Congress rushed to approve BILLIONS more $ for ICE + CBP. I saw members voting ... more »
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Despite Schiff's Star Chamber Witch Hunt not producing any crime Democrats will continue with impeachment
Despite all their witness tampering Democrats couldn't get a single witness to say that they had first hand evidence of their being a quid pro quo, much less a bribe, in their made up Ukraine story. Sondland said there was but then he admitted that he "presumed" there was and that Trump had told him directly that Trump didn't want any quid pro quo. Vindman said he was troubled but couldn't point to a crime and then had to admit that he'd deliberately falsified the transcript of a conversation between Trump and Ukraine President Zelensky. The Democrats first two witnesses testified ... more »
In spite of the censorship, almost half of all Americans believe Epstein was murdered, only 16% believe he died by suicide...
*The pressure is set to grow for a full investigation into the death of Jeff Epstein and the role of Prine Andrew and the Queen, prime suspects after polls show growing support for the belief he was murdered.* *While MSM outlets continue to insist that there is no evidence, the reality is different. * *There is more than enough evidence of a systematic and coordinated stand down of all the surveillance systems and suicide measures to allow for the murder of Epstein to cover up the crimes of a powerful network of paedphiles and eugenicists.* *The fact that the numbers of people bel... more »
Contrary to leftists lies America wasn't based on slavery
What the left is trying to do is convince our youth that America is the only place that ever allowed slaves and that as a result America is evil. The problem is that not only is the slave trade still going on today in the Arab world but the vast majority of Africans who were enslaved didn't go to the US. Also it turns out that historically far more Blacks were enslaved by Muslim countries than by countries in the Americas. Muslims enslaved roughly 17 million Blacks vs the 12.5 million who were shipped across the Atlantic. None of this makes slavery in America an ok thing but to pret... more »
Evanston Illinois institutes race based taxes
All the marijuana users in the Chicago suburb of Evanston will be paying their drug taxes for the sole purpose of funding "reparations" for Blacks in the suburb. This is in line with California instituting a new tax on health care which is used solely to fund free health care for certain illegal immigrants. Of course all it is is a way for Democrat politicians to tax everyone to provide cold hard cash to bribe people to vote Democrat. The proximate motivation for the new plan could be that the percentage of Evanstonians who are Black is dropping which means fewer votes for Democra... more »
Twitter declares it's all in for Democrats even antisemitic ones
A Republican woman, Danielle Stella, is running against Democrat Ilhan Omar. Stella tweeted the if Omar did in fact pass US secrets to Iran she should be convicted of treason and hanged. Note she said "if". Twitter deleted her account and Omar whined about it. Note that all Stella did was say that if Omar had broken the law she should be punished as proscribed by the law. Now it's true she should have probably left off the part about Omar being hanged but the reality is that Democrats have tweeted similar things about Trump being a criminal, a racist, a fascist, a white nationalist... more »
Recently Pardoned Turkey Found Dead
Plucked From The Headlines : WASHINGTON, D.C.—A turkey recently pardoned by President Trump was found dead after claiming to have dirt on the Clintons, sources at the FBI confirmed today. The official cause of death was suicide, though the bullet wounds were in the back of the turkey’s head and the bird lacked opposable thumbs with which to operate a firearm. The turkey had been publicly pardoned for the crime of being delicious and set free by Trump in a popular White House Thanksgiving tradition. Shortly after being released, the turkey confirmed its possession of “credible” infor... more »
Saturday Morning Links
Assorted content for your weekend reading. - Olivia Bowden reports on new research showing that the harmful health effects of air pollution are even worse than previously known. - But in case anybody was under the illusion that we'd expect polluters to pay for the cost of their damage, Chris Varcoe points out that Jason Kenney is demanding that the oil companies who have left his province with hundreds of billions of dollars in reclamation liabilities be let off the hook in favour of federal funding. Mitchell Anderson notes that continued subsidies for the fossil fuel sector are bas... more »
Compendium
I have come to realise that my pro-Israel focus is of relatively minority interest, even for BBC bias nerds. It’s a bit niche, or it was until a few months ago. While this stuff is important to many of us (me) I could easily dominate this blog with material that would invite “people” to dismiss it as “Zio" - not that I need approval from them - but for that reason I’ve condensed this material, harvested from a particularly vibrant link-rich post on the Elder of Ziyon website into what Craig referred to the other day as a ‘pamphlet’. It’s turned into a giant post, but I hope it is... more »
An insane theory: Is Ilhan Omar behind the story that she's a Qatar stooge?
There's been a story percolating around for a while that Democrat, and anti-Semite, Ilhan Omar is a spy for Qatar and, indirectly, Iran. In a trial in Florida about Sheikh Khalid bin Hamad al-Thani ordering his bodyguard to murder two Americans testimony was given that said: *“If it wasn't for our[Qatar] cash, Ilhan Omar would be just another black Somali refugee in America collecting welfare and serving tables on weekends."Qatar “recruited Ilhan Omar from even way before she thought about becoming a government official… They groomed her and arranged the foundation, the ground... more »
The debts of undocumented Vietnamese migrants in Europe
Debt and trafficking were used to explain why 39 Vietnamese migrants were found dead in a lorry in Essex, but whom did the migrants owe?
Meeting of morons. Donald Trump, Queen, Prince Charles to meet in Buckingham Palace on Tuesday amid protests
*DONALD TRUMP TO MEET GLOBALIST KINGPINTS QUEEN, PRINCE CHARLES, WILLIAM ** AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE ON TUESDAY* *PRIME SUSPECTS IN PAEDOPHILE RINGS AND MURDER OF JEFF EPSTEIN * *MEETING WILL TAKE PLACE ONE DAY AFTER A NEW INTERVIEW WITH VIRGINIA ROBERTS GIUFFRE AIRS ON THE BBC* *BUNCH ARE ALSO PRIME SUSPECTS IN THE GLOBALIST PLOT TO WIPE OUT MUCH OF THE POPULATION THROUGH RISKY EPIDEMIC VACCINES PARTLY ORGANIZED BY EPSTEIN* *DOCTORS AND NURSES TO JOIN THOUSANDS OF PROTESTORS OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE* *NEW EPIDEMIC SCAM, EBOLA LIKE LASSA FEVER UNDERWAY IN THE UK* *DECOMPARTMENTALIZE... more »
Individualism Is Not Necessary For Capitalism
The German philosopher Max Stirner popularized the modern sense of individualism with his 1844 book *The Ego and Its Own* which opens with these provocative words, “What is not supposed to be my concern! First and foremost, the Good Cause, then God's cause, the cause of mankind, of truth, of freedom, of humanity, of justice; further, the cause of my people, my prince, my fatherland; finally, even the cause of Mind, and a thousand other causes. Only my cause is never to be my concern. "Shame on the egoist who thinks only of himself!” Most market economists base their model of capital... more »
Weekend reads: Disgraced surgeon earns prison sentence; politicians and plagiarism; parents who help their kids cheat
Before we present this week’s Weekend Reads, a question: Do you enjoy our weekly roundup? If so, we could really use your help. Would you consider a tax-deductible donation to support Weekend Reads, and our daily work? Thanks in advance. The week at Retraction Watch featured: A political science professor who is now up to eight … Continue reading Weekend reads: Disgraced surgeon earns prison sentence; politicians and plagiarism; parents who help their kids cheat
What is the role of the military?
Global Network board member and Iraq & Afghanistan war veteran Will Griffin doing a fascinating review of his recent round of talks to high school students in New York City. I think you will learn alot from Will's presentation. He also comments on the current state of education in the schools where cutbacks and reductions in teaching staffs are having real impact on what kids know these days. Is this dumbing down of American citizens just by chance or is it a systematic program? Who does it benefit when the American people don't know their own history or contemporary foreign pol... more »
Wind Power Is No Use Today
By Paul Homewood https://www.bmreports.com/bmrs/?q=eds/main We are now entering a few days of cold, anti-cyclonic weather. According to the forecasts, it could be Thursday before wind conditions return. Currently wind power is contributing little more than 4% of UK power, with fossil fuels supplying more than half. It will be interesting to see … … Continue reading →
Has Coal Power Peaked?
By Paul Homewood It has been reported that global coal power generation has fallen this year, and in particular that it has flatlined in China and India. This is being taken as an indication that it has peaked and will soon start dropping rapidly. It was alluded to by AEP again this week, in … … Continue reading →
Exclusive: Billionaire Kerry Stokes cut off the phone and electricity at his son’s unit when he didn’t need him anymore in a divorce battle
Billionaire Kerry Stokes abandoned his son Russell when he was only young and let him grow up in Sydney’s Kings Cross from the age of 16 living in a bedsitter paid for […]
Prince Andrew, Ghislaine Maxwell about to be caught in the net of due process leading inexorably to their conviction
*A UK police watchdog is reviewing the decision to close the investigation into Prince Andrew, Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein because it claimed it did not have jurisdiction.* *https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/10453876/met-police-quizzed-over-decision-to-drop-prince-andrew-accusers-sex-traffic-claims-and-casee-could-be-reopened/* *The UK police are obliged by due process rules governing jurisdiction to reopen the investigation into Prince Andrew especially now that new evidence has emerged in the form of Andrew's own incriminating lies broadcast on TV and seen by the world.* *D... more »
"Fate..."
“Luck of the draw, or meant to be? Our lives are impacted by forces we cannot explain, often changed for reasons we will never totally understand. However, when people are touched by the hand of fate, they know it. Whether fate brings them their heart's desire, or forever closes the door to their dreams, the path that has brought them to that point is clear, and fate's irony is unmistakable.” - Thomas Wilson “To simplify things down to their real essence, whenever things go wrong in our lives, whenever our plans go awry and the things we took for granted suddenly disappear, we hav... more »
'I hope they are happy in heaven': Last remains of 39 trafficking victims return to Vietnam
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Emotional families took loans from their government to repatriate the bodies of their children, who were smuggled into Britain in the back of a refrigerated truck seeking "a better life".
Gretel Tippett wins Liz Ellis Diamond award, may finally have won naysayers over
Gretel Tippett earns Australian netball's highest honour, winning the Liz Ellis Diamond for her brilliant work at goal attack for the Firebirds and Diamonds.
Australia and David Warner bats Pakistan into submission before Starc strikes with the ball
Australia rips through Pakistan's batting line up after David Warner's sensational 335 puts Australia onto a dominant position on day two of the second Test at Adelaide Oval.