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Conspiracy Theories Aren't Just For Right Wing Imbeciles
Pew took a look at the kinds of people most likely to believe that the pandemic was planned. Katherine Schaeffer reported that 71% of Americans "have heard of a conspiracy theory circulating widely online that alleges that powerful people intentionally planned the coronavirus outbreak. And a quarter of U.S. adults see at least some truth in it-- including 5% who say it is definitely true and 20% who say it is probably true, according to a June Pew Research Center survey. The share of Americans who see at least some truth to the theory differs by demographics and partisanship. Edu... more »
I’ll have my country back now
Tread lightly. My tolerance is finished. I never inquired whether you were LGBTQ, or whatever acronym you call yourself, until … Continue Reading →
Coronavirus Quarantine: The Online Nightlife Guide for Sunday, July 26, 2020
With Brazil stepping up precautionary measures against COVID 19, the entertainment sector in Rio and São Paulo has suspended its activities for an undetermined period of time. ONLINE SHOW: Olodum (online) – The most famous bloco afro from Bahia, Olodum will play its hypnotic samba-reggae music on YouTube this Sunday. The show will happen at […] The post Coronavirus Quarantine: The Online Nightlife Guide for Sunday, July 26, 2020 appeared first on The Rio Times.
Activist Group’s Climate-and-Economy Claims Are Bogus, Despite Media Hype
The climate activist group Ceres just published ridiculous, biased claims that climate change has hammered the economy, while the establishment media eagerly and shamelessly promotes the bogus claims. Don’t be fooled by the climate activist group; climate change has clearly helped rather than harmed economic activity. Ceres published its claims in a letter to various […] The post Activist Group’s Climate-and-Economy Claims Are Bogus, Despite Media Hype appeared first on Climate Realism.
National Geographic Yells ‘Crisis!’ as Gyrfalcon Populations Thrive
A National Geographic article claiming Arctic gyrfalcons are corned and threatened by global warming is showing up at the top of Google News searches today under “climate change.” The problem is, gyrfalcons are widespread and abundant throughout Alaska, Canada, Russia, Scandinavia, coastal Greenland, and even parts of the United States. Also, their numbers are not […] The post National Geographic Yells ‘Crisis!’ as Gyrfalcon Populations Thrive appeared first on Climate Realism.
Looking For a Striker-Fired Pistol? Here Are the Seven Most Reliable
*Gun News Daily* *Security, * [image: A man holds a Sig Sauer pistol during the Defence Security Equipment International (DSEI) arms fair at ExCel in London September 10, 2013. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth] The Glock 17 and 19 are the pistols that started the whole striker fired pistol craze in the first place. If you’re looking for a pistol that you can use for personal protection, self-defense, and concealed carry, you’ve come to the right place. 9mm striker fired pistols as a whole are the simplest and most reliable handguns that you can own, assuming that you’re going to buy from a... more »
Battleship Showdown: How America Won the Battle of Surigao Strait
*Warfare History Network* *History, Asia* [image: By U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships - Official U.S. Navy photo 19-N-68376 from the U.S. Navy Naval History and Heritage Command, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=1168841] It was a massive fight near the end of Imperial Japan's reign. *Key Point: *America's battleships were able to fight Tokyo's own. This battle was the last, largest naval engagement and finished the tide that was turned at Midway. In the distance, they could see the jagged flashes of lightning, an incoming squall in the dark. Just before th... more »
See This Nazi U-Boat? Here's How America Captured It Fully Intact
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* [image: By Unknown author - U.S. Navy photo 80-G-49172, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=16195013] Hitler wasn't happy about this surprise. *Key Point: *This commander decided he wanted that sub captured intact. That was accomplished and it gave the Allies a treasure trove of intel. “Frenchy to Blue Jay—I have a possible sound contact,” squawked from USS *Guadalcanal’s* bridge intercom at 1110 hours. It meant that “Frenchy,” codename for the Destroyer Escort USS *Chatelain*, had located something during a ... more »
These Wargames Waged World War III: A U.S.-Russia War in Asia
*Robert Farley* *Security, Asia* In the 1970s and 1980s, the Naval War College traced the potential course of war in East Asia as part of a series of global war games. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The strategic environment was far more fluid than in Europe, allowing a variety of different choices to disrupt and destabilize the opponent. This made the course of war far less predictable. Nearly every analyst during the Cold War agreed that, if Moscow and Washington could keep the nukes from flying, the Central Front in Europe would prove decisive in war between the United S... more »
North Korea Declares State Of Emergency Over Coronavirus Fears
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un holds an emergency enlarged meeting of Political Bureau in Pyongyang, July 25, 2020 © KCNA via Reuters *Daily Mail*: *North Korea declares state of emergency after Kim Jong Un meets advisers to discuss secretive county's 'first coronavirus case'* * Person suspected of having Covid-19 reportedly crossed border from the South * North Korea's KCNA said the person defected to South Korea three years ago * When they returned this month, they had symptoms that suggested Covid-19 * If confirmed, it would be the secretive nation's first confirmed coronavirus c... more »
340,000 deaths in the Americas: Central America, North America, and South America
340,000 deaths in the Americas: Central America, North America, and South America Sawako Utsumi and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times The coronavirus (Covid-19) death toll throughout the Americas is over 340,000. Hence, with most nations still in the spiral of death, one can only imagine the final death toll during the first wave. After […]
Saturday, July 25th
The Great BLM Battle Today No white people showed up to confront the negro militia despite BLM tossing down the gauntlet. LMAO – they shot 3 of their own A Few Memes This isn’t a meme, it’s a sign (of being in Free America) Imagine Imagine you were an […] The post Saturday, July 25th appeared first on Virtual Mirage.
Black Lives Matter protest in Sydney blocked after Supreme Court win for police
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Police in New South Wales win a Supreme Court bid to prohibit a Black Lives Matter march in Sydney that was planned for Tuesday.
Unexplained Aerial Vehicles, the New TImes, and Eric Davis
In what I suspect The *New York Times*thinks of as an exclusive story, Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal reported that the AATIP program, which had supposedly been suspended and disbanded, still existed. The name had been changed and the location changed but the Office of Naval Intelligence was still gathering information on UAPs, which is the new and improved name for UFOs. We learn that the program, now known as the Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force (UAPTF) was to “standardize collection and reporting” on these UAP sightings or what has been described as unexplained aerial... more »
Anti-Putin Protests Swell In Russia's Far East
*RFE:* *Russian Far East Rallies Continue As Protesters Denounce Putin, New Governor* KHABAROVSK, Russia -- Hundreds of supporters of the arrested former governor of Russia's Far Eastern Khabarovsk region, Sergei Furgal, have rallied for the 14th straight day, demanding the resignation of President Vladimir Putin and denouncing the Putin-appointed acting governor of the restive region. The demonstrators gathered on the central square in the regional capital, Khabarovsk, on July 24, chanting "Putin must resign" and "Bring Furgal back." The protesters said they plan a much bigge... more »
The Roman Thinking on “Equality”
The idea of equality was not part of Roman thinking. Pliny the Younger, who was a lawyer, author, and magistrate in Ancient Rome, has said in one of his letters that “nothing is more unequal than equality itself.” He holds that the people who deserve respect and don’t get it are being treated unfairly.
Increased production of electric car batteries will have significant social and environmental impacts
“Demand for raw materials used in the production of electric car batteries is set to soar, prompting the UN trade body, UNCTAD, to call for the social and environmental impacts of the extraction of raw materials, which include human rights … Continue reading →
Frydenberg says Government 'favourably disposed' to extending JobSeeker in coronavirus economy
The Federal Treasurer tells Insiders the scheme is likely to be extended beyond December, but says the Government must "get the balance right" so people are encouraged to return to work.
Huge day of testing sees 459 new coronavirus cases discovered in Victoria, with 10 deaths in 24 hours
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The state records 459 new cases of COVID-19 and 10 more deaths in people ranging in age from their 40s to their 80s.
COVID-19 cases linked to Thai Rock restaurant cluster in Sydney's west rises to 67
There are six new COVID-19 cases linked to the Thai Rock restaurant in Wetherill Park, bringing the total number of cases linked to the venue to 67.
From Miami to 'vanilla town': American follows love and reinvents an Aussie country store
Mount Burr is the last place you would expect to find George Copelin, who's come a long way from the toughest US streets to run a little Aussie country store.
Live: Man in his 40s among 10 coronavirus deaths in Victoria on Australia's deadliest day
Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews says 10 people in the state died of COVID-19 in the past 24 hours, with 459 new cases recorded. Follow his press conference live.
The DEA Is Keeping Opioids Away From Coronavirus Patients—And Isn't Even Stopping Street Drugs
*Jeffrey A. Singer* *Politics, Americas* [image: A member of the medical staff helps a colleague to adjust her protective gear inside a field hospital built on a soccer stadium in Machakos, as the number of confirmed coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases continues to rise in Kenya, July 23, 2020. REUTERS] Intravenous opioids are important for managing patients on ventilators. The COVID-19 pandemic has placed another stumbling block in the way of the Drug Enforcement Administration’s futile effort to reduce the country’s drug overdose rate through quotas on the manufacture of all f... more »
"Black Widow": Meet the Stealth Fighter the Air Force Passed Up (In Favor of the F-22)
*David Axe* *Security, Americas* [image: Northrop-McDonnell Douglas YF-23 in-flight refueling. (U.S. Air Force photo)] It was a better performer—but harder to build. *Here's What You Need To Remember:* The F-22 was the "low-risk" alternative to the YF-23 Black Widow. The U.S. Air Force came very close to buying a rocket ship. In 1991, the Air Force selected Lockheed’s YF-22 fighter over Northrop’s YF-23 as the basis for the service’s new air-superiority fighter. That wasn’t the only major decision the Air Force made at the time. The service also selected Pratt & Whitney’s YF-119... more »
Why would 'anyone want to go to Tassie'?
While Queensland's Deputy Premier doesn't see why anyone would want to visit Tasmania, the borders will be open for residents from South Australia, Northern Territory and Western Australia from August 7. But some Tasmanian businesses aren't expecting boom times.
Tourist killed, another seriously injured in Fraser Island crash
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An international tourist is killed and another seriously injured in a four-wheel-drive rollover on Fraser Island off south-east Queensland this morning, police say.
Coronavirus update: North Korea announces possible COVID-19 case from South Korean 'runaway'
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un convenes an emergency government meeting after a person suspected of having COVID-19 returns from South Korea after illegally crossing the border this month, state media says.
Driver allegedly speeds through SA border checkpoint with covered number plates
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A man is arrested after allegedly speeding through a border checkpoint in a vehicle with blackened-out number plates, driving on the wrong side of the road.
Widow of pokies addict who took his own life after 13-hour gambling binge demands change
The wife of a Sydney man who took his own life after gambling millions and losing more than $200,000 says her husband's habit was fuelled by "royal" treatment and weak state regulations.
Four aged in their 20s killed in horrific crash on road 'known' for accidents
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Police identify four young people who died in a two-vehicle crash on a major hinterland road on Queensland's Gold Coast on Saturday afternoon, saying it appears the car lost control on a bend and slid into the path of an oncoming ute.
Assistance dogs trained to sniff out low blood sugar in diabetics
A slight paw to the leg could be the lifesaving alert people living with type 1 diabetes need.
Former Adelaide United coach moves to Spain to chase football coaching dream
Simon Catanzaro's love for Barcelona saw him uproot his family's life in Adelaide for the European city with no contacts and no guarantees, but the soccer coach is fulfilling his dream at a leading sports academy.
Bunker decision slammed, referees stood down after Sharks victory
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The NRL takes the rare step of axing bunker pair Steve Clark and Ben Galea from Sunday's match between Penrith and Gold Coast.
Aurora knew she needed to stop drinking, but finding like-minded people in Darwin was a problem
As the coronavirus lockdowns bit, Aurora lost her job and developed a drinking problem. That all changed when she created a socially sober club. Now, the group boasts hundreds of members in just a few short weeks since it started.
'Bashing hot metal with a hammer can be quite therapeutic'
For former commando Dan O'Connor, who left the army two years ago, being able to create something with his hands was key to managing his mental health — and a course run at the historic Cuppacumbalong station, at the foot of the Brindabella Ranges, enabled him to do just that.
In a forgotten corner of WA, farmers hurt by climate change are rallying to foster hope
As long-term weather patterns continue to change in WA, parts of the state are experiencing rainfall levels which are the lowest recorded since the 1900s — prompting communities to rally together to foster hope.
Four die in Gold Coast car crash
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Four people die in a two-car collision on a major Gold Coast hinterland road, with one young man escaping with minor injuries.
How Russia's History of Rebuilding Its Army Made It Powerful
*Robert Farley* *History, Europe* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2019%3Anewsml_UP1EF590LC12M&share=true] You learn a lot from constant warfare. *Key Point: *Russia has been through a lot. Yet, it has survived and built a fierce reputation. What do you do when your army is destroyed, over and over again? For Russia in the mid-twentieth century, the best answer was “build a new army.” *This first appeared in 2018 and is being reposted due to reader interest.* Between 1918 and 1942, Russia’s army was torn down and rebuilt four times: once at the ... more »
Taiwan Would Have Little Chance Against These 5 Chinese Weapons
*Robert Farley* *Security, Asia* China’s military advantage over the RoC will only grow. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *For a very long time, Taiwan could leverage technological superiority to enhance its primary defense over China; the vast distance between Formosa and the mainland. Today, China has developed the means to neutralize many, if not most, of Taiwan’s defensive advantages. Over the past decade, virtually every aspect of China’s military arsenal has grown more lethal. This improvement has necessarily affected the military balance with Taiwan. With tensions betwe... more »
Mike Pompeo Just Declared America's New China Policy: Regime Change
*Gordon G. Chang* *Security, Asia* Gordon Chang: Many talk about the United States in recent weeks starting a “new Cold War,” but that formulation is Beijing’s narrative and is certainly inapt. There is nothing “new” about the multi-generational, across-continents struggle. China has been waging this contest since the fall of the Soviet Union. It’s just that Americans have been, for reasons that have changed over time, oblivious. President Donald Trump’s “new China strategy,” according to Zack Cooper of the American Enterprise Institute, is, like Russia, a “riddle,” a “mystery,”... more »
Yes, Yemeni Houthi Rebels Got Their Hands on North Korean Missiles
*David Axe* *Security, Asia* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2019%3Anewsml_RC11A40EDB70&share=true] Pyongyang is known for selling arms abroad for badly-needed cash. *Key point:* Weapons are known to get around and for enough cash they can pass many hands. So who first bought these missiles? It’s possible the missile strikes that badly damaged a key Saudi oil facility on Sept. 14, 2019 involved far-flying drones firing small, guided munitions. Yemen's Houthi rebels, who have been at war with a Saudi-Emirati coalition since 2015, claimed respons... more »
US ‘attempted to coax Syrian air defenses’ to shoot down Iranian airliner: ambassador
[image: US ‘attempted to coax Syrian air defenses’ to shoot down Iranian airliner: ambassador] BEIRUT, LEBANON (10:20 P.M.) – The Syrian Ambassador to Lebanon, ‘Ali ‘Abdul-Karim, told Iran’s Al-Alam TV on Saturday that the U.S. attempted to coax the Syrian air defenses into shooting down the Iranian airliner in the Homs Governorate last Thursday, July 23rd. “This game failed to confuse the Syrian defensive and radar systems; thus, this dirty and dangerous game yielded negative results for its perpetrators,” ‘Abdul-Karim said in his accusation. “So far, it has been known that the fi... more »
Everyone will test positive, Telstra’s 5G enhances Covid – conclusive Exosome evidence
by Alexandra Bruce One of the most forbidden topics on the planet right now is the connection between COVID-19 and 5G technology. Greg Reese does an incredible job of breaking the information down in this 3-minute video, transcribed below. TRANSCRIPT We know the prescribed PCR tests are not detecting the COVID-19 genome. According to the […]
What Caused Americans to Become Nazis
Eric Zuesse The U.S. does vastly more foreign invasions, and political subversions, and coups, around the world, than any other nation does, and none of the countries we’ve invaded and overthrown had ever invaded the U.S. — these are all brutal international aggressions, and they have destroyed each of the countries: Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, Libya, […]
July 25: A very depressing blog.....
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jul/25/trump-federal-agents-portland-ploy-election _________________________________________________________________________________ https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2020/jul/25/houston-consulate-jeers-for-china-as-us-officials-shut-mission Western threats and bravado might seem like "making America great again"; but it won't make anybody great. A war with China would be a no-winner.Even a conventional war (a war without nuclear weapons) Would mean the greatest death toll in a war ever. A war just between the U.S. and China? Get real. This i... more »
Mediterranean Sea hotter during Roman Empire than today
The warmest in the past 2,000 years. And yet, we’re supposed to believe that our planet is now the hottest on record. Hmm. Do you suppose we’re being conned? __________ The headline tells it all: Mediterranean Sea was 3.6°F hotter during the time of the Roman Empire – the warmest it has been for the ... Read more Mediterranean Sea hotter during Roman Empire than today The post Mediterranean Sea hotter during Roman Empire than today appeared first on Ice Age Now.
mantras do not bestow magical powers from the outside
*complete* 10-9-1969 Saint Germain dictation (7 minutes longer than that on youtube): https://www.veoh.com/watch/v58779621N2mPTa2y?h1=Sanctus%20Germanus%20Dictation ............................................................................................ Although they may seem to do so, mantras do not bestow magical powers from the outside; instead they draw forth and focus forces within the person chanting them. The sheer sound of a mantra has the power to resonate with the deeper levels of mind and awaken them. But for this to happen it must be chanted correctly, and this mu... more »
India Deploys Its Fleet Of Mig-29 Jets To Face China
An Indian Navy MiG-29K. U.S. Navy *Forbes: **India Gets Desperate For Mountain Fighters, Sends Navy MiGs North* The Indian Navy plans to deploy 20 of its 45 MiG-29 carrier-borne fighters to the Himalayas to reinforce air force jets flying patrols over a disputed region bordering China. The MiG-29Ks are supposed to fly from the fleet’s new aircraft carrier Vikrant. But Vikrant is years behind schedule, freeing up the MiGs and their pilots for land-based operations. Desperation on the part of the air force might also be a factor in the decision to send navy fighters into the mount... more »
Middle Finger Symphony Theater
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Somali Parliament Ousts Prime Minister
*VOA:* *Somalia's Parliament Votes Out Prime Minister* WASHINGTON/MOGADISHU - Somalia’s parliament has removed Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khayre in an unexpected vote of no-confidence, the speaker of parliament said. Holding a press conference Saturday after the voting, the speaker, Mohamed Mursal Abdurahman, accused the government of Prime Minister Hassan Ali Khayre of “ineffectiveness.” “One hundred and seventy lawmakers favored the motion against the prime minister, and only 8 lawmakers opposed,” the speaker of parliament, announced. “Therefore, the motion has passed, and we u... more »
Sinclair Pulls Show Where ‘Plandemic’ Conspiracy Theory Is Aired
The Sinclair Broadcast Group said it is pulling from the air an edition of its “America This Week” program that discusses a conspiracy theory involving Dr. Anthony Fauci and the coronavirus.
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials -- July 25, 2020
*Barbara Plett Usher, BBC:* *Trumplomacy: What's behind new US strategy on China?* Tensions between the US and China are longstanding but the pandemic and a looming presidential election have amplified the rivalry, and this week the war of words hit a new peak. What's the US strategy? This week President Donald J Trump turned a corner with his 2020 re-election campaign. "China will do anything they can to have me lose this race," he told the Reuters news agency. His sharpening rhetoric against Beijing marked a new phase in an effort to reframe an election that's been reshaped by... more »
Horse Race Time-- Only One Horse Is On The Track, Señor Trumpanzee... And He's Running Backwards
If Biden is elected and then dies or completes his term without destroying Social Security and Medicare, we will be able to consider ourselves lucky. If whichever monstrosity-- Susan Rice and Kamala Harris being the two most likely-- he picks as vice president doesn't do any structural damage, we'll all be able to let out a collective sigh of relief. Everyone I know-- and a growing majority of polled voters-- wants Trump to lose. Do you know anyone, other than banksters and lobbyists, who actually *wants Biden* to win? Be honest with yourself. He's the worst candidate the Democrats... more »
DARK TO LIGHT! – THE WORLD IS WATCHING – WE THE PEOPLE – WWG1WGA!
QANON RESEARCH CHANNEL Jul 25, 2020 THE GREAT AWAKENING WORLD WIDEQ MOVEMENT WHERE WE GO ONE WE GO AL via DARK TO LIGHT! – THE WORLD IS WATCHING – WE THE PEOPLE – WWG1WGA! – YouTube
Black Lives Matter Ridicule, Renounce, and Reject Western Civilization and Plan to Rescind it!
Don Boys, Ph.D.July 23, 2020 The radical revolutionaries in the BLM movement are a greater threat to freedom than the Communist threat of the Cold War. That is true because they may not have missiles, but they do have committed youth with a perceived cause (racial injustice) and the financial support of old, Marxist, almost dead … Continue reading Black Lives Matter Ridicule, Renounce, and Reject Western Civilization and Plan to Rescind it! →
Leftist Teaching to Hate America
Liam SalvatoreJuly 24, 2020 Here in America, opportunity abounds for all who endeavor to improve one’s lot in life. It’s a place where the sun rises upon the hopes and dreams of more humans than any other destination in the world. So, how is it possible that the United States has become the object … Continue reading Leftist Teaching to Hate America →
Do All Black Lives Matter?
Parker BeauregardJuly 24, 2020 In the days and weeks following the death of George Floyd, it seemed that nearly every company had sent out mass emails to their subscriber lists in response to the latest tragedy. A few examples. Target said: “We stand with Black families, communities, and our team members and are committed … Continue reading Do All Black Lives Matter? →
A Privilege, Not a Right
Trudeau was so self-righteous he ignored the fact that any foreign national entering Canada, especially those with intent to live here permanently, must be vetted criminally and medically at the very least. The timing was impeccable. Just as the US rolled out its controversial ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries in early 2017, … Continue reading A Privilege, Not a Right →
Terrorism Pays
Imagine yourself as someone completely different from societal norms. Someone filled with a hate that compels you to murder. Imagine taking another person’s life because they do not believe what you believe or if you had a difference of opinion on a certain subject. Imagine feeling good about yourself for perpetuating a culture of fear, … Continue reading Terrorism Pays →
MAJORITY Believe Racism In Canada “Far More Extreme” Under Justin Trudeau
July 25, 2020 BRAD SALZBERG “According to a recent Ipsos poll, a higher number of Canadians consider racism to be a more serious problem now than it was a year ago,” reports Global News. “47 percent said they believed racism was a serious problem in Canada last year, though that number has risen 13 points. … Continue reading MAJORITY Believe Racism In Canada “Far More Extreme” Under Justin Trudeau →
SICK: Joy Reid Laughs About Rising Crime as ‘Fairy Tale,’ But Fears DHS ‘Invasion’
Curtis Houck July 22nd, 2020 11:41 PM For MSNBC’s The ReidOut host Joy Reid, rising urban crime and violence were just things she laughed about and dismissed Wednesday as a “false” “narrative” concocted by President Trump to scare “white suburbs.” Rather, Reid insisted that Trump deployed “paramilitary” “secret police” across the country as he … Continue reading SICK: Joy Reid Laughs About Rising Crime as ‘Fairy Tale,’ But Fears DHS ‘Invasion’ →
CNN Enables Dem Fearmongering: Trump & Russia Will Steal the Election!
Duncan Schroeder July 22nd, 2020 7:01 PM On Tuesday morning’s CNN Newsroom, co-host Jim Sciutto speculated with former Clinton administration official Madeleine Albright about interference with November’s election. Sciutto even suggested President Trump will tamper with the election by asking if “the interference in this election is coming from just as much inside the country as … Continue reading CNN Enables Dem Fearmongering: Trump & Russia Will Steal the Election! →
Facts Feared by Leftist Media: The Democratic Party – Rooted in Racism
Kyle Drennen July 23rd, 2020 10:31 AM On Wednesday night, CBS Evening News and NBC Nightly News both promoted a blatant lie from presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden, who claimed Donald Trump was America’s “first racist president.” Below are the facts about the Democratic Party’s abhorrent history of racism: Despite DNC operatives in the … Continue reading Facts Feared by Leftist Media: The Democratic Party – Rooted in Racism →
Vie Russ Story Stinky – Big 5-G Affects DNA Science Paper Quashed!
Originally posted on flying cuttlefish picayune: Big Science Paper Published Recently: 5G Technology and induction of coronavirus in skin cells Abstract In this research, we show that 5G millimeter waves could be absorbed by dermatologic cells acting like antennas, transferred to other cells and play the main role in producing Coronaviruses in biological cells. DNA…
Springfield Armory’s 1911 Vickers Tactical Handgun: Just Another 1911 Pistol?
*Peter Suciu* *Security, Americas* What happens when you take one of the most famous pistol designs in modern history, have it reworked by a renowned combat veteran and then produce it at one of the top firearm manufacturers in the country? What happens when you take one of the most famous pistol designs in modern history, have it reworked by a renowned combat veteran and then produce it at one of the top firearm manufacturers in the country? You get the 1911 Vickers Tactical Handgun from the Springfield Armory. It began with the Colt M1911 design, which remains simply one of t... more »
Could Egypt Go to War With Turkey Over Libya's Civil War?
*Stratfor Worldview* *Security, Africa* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2019%3Anewsml_RC1C55170490&share=true] It looks like their client and preferred Libyan leader needs their help. *In response to movements from the Turkish-backed Government of National Accord (GNA), Egypt will likely launch a military intervention in eastern Libya, using tribal ties to gain public support for or the deployment to secure Egypt's western borders.* While Egypt will seek to avoid engaging in direct combat with rival Turkish forces in the region, its presence on t... more »
The Mach 5 SR-72 Spy Plane Could Already Be Flying (Maybe)
*Caleb Larson* *Security, * It will be faster than anything you've ever seen. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Although not much is known about the Blackbird successor, Lockheed Martin press releases indicate that the airframe would use elements of both a scramjet and turbine engine to achieve Mach 5+ speeds. The SR-72 will apparently be roughly the same size as the SR-71 and could fly around sometime in the late 2020s. In the late 1990s, the SR-71 Blackbird — the world’s fastest, highest-flying plane ever — was retired. Perhaps preemptively. *Slow Satellites* Although satel... more »
A Killer: Meet Russia's Deadly MI-28NM Helicopter
*Michael Peck* *Security, Europe* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2019%3Anewsml_RC135768B660&share=true] What will they do with it? *Key Point: *This upgraded helicopter is decently modern and features abilities that American helicopters already have. Also, like other weapons, Russia is testing this platform out in Syria's Civil War. Prowling the skies of Syria is the “Night Superhunter.” It’s not a comic book superhero, but the newest Russian attack helicopter. *This first appeared in 2019 and is being reposted due to reader interest.* The Mi-... more »
Is Trump Right? Did We Really Make a Mistake Opening Up To Trade With China?
*James Pethokoukis* *Politics, Asia* It’s not all about what America did. China’s own reforms greatly improved its competitiveness, including privatizations and import liberalization. What do nationalist populists think was elite, globalist America’s original sin? The Immigration and Naturalization Act of 1965 and the 1994 North American Free Trade Agreement are strong candidates. But just as bad, maybe even worse, in their view was the US–China Relations Act of 2000 that granted China “permanent normal trade relations” and helped usher it into the World Trade Organization. Both ... more »
New Mandala expresses serious concern for academic freedom in Malaysia
New Mandala, the Australian National University’s academic blog on Southeast Asian affairs, expresses its serious concern for academic freedom in Malaysia over recent reports of police investigations into the edited book Rebirth: Reformasi, Resistance and Hope in New Malaysia, published by GerakBudaya, Kuala Lumpur, January 2020. The edited book includes chapters from leading scholars, writers,... The post New Mandala expresses serious concern for academic freedom in Malaysia appeared first on New Mandala.
Covid-19 would be #13 on this list…
I have too much time on my hands. I was wondering what the current fiasco (covid-19) would rank on the “odds of dying” table published by the National Safety Council. I checked with Worldometer.com and got the latest data on “Total Deaths” for the US, and the population figure from the same site. I then calculated the ratio of deaths per capita, and came up with a rounded off number of 0.0005, which is, again, rounded off (by me) to be 5 in 10,000, or 1 in 2,000. This 1 in 2,000 is the number that I compared to the … Continue reading →
Democrats' Draft 2020 Platform: White People Are the Root of All Evil
[image: democrats-draft-2020-platform-white-people-are-the-root-of-all-evil] A draft of the DNC's platform blames “white supremacy” for America's economic and social ills.
All It Needs Is a "Glory Hole"
*Stencil of Dr. Bonnie Henry - Warning Vancouver* *Beachgoers to Practice Social Distancing*
Response to the symposium on Gay Rights vs. Religious Liberty
Thanks to Caroline Mala Corbin, Janet Halley, Rick Hills, Nan Hunter, Douglas Laycock, Micah Schwartzman, and Steven D. Smith for their insightful critiques of my book, Gay Rights v. Religious Liberty: The Unnecessary Conflict. In this response, I’ll defend three claims the book makes that have been challenged here: (1) that the burden that antidiscrimination law imposes on conservative Christians ought to be taken seriously, (2) that their beliefs do not place them outside the limits of the tolerable, and that a liberal society can accommodate them, and (3) that one possible acc... more »
On Jeremy Corbyn's Defence Fund
14.1k donors. £255,233 raised. The announcement from John Ware, he of that *Panorama* from July last year intended to pursue Jeremy Corbyn and others for defamation has certainly provoked a reaction. Should Ware decide to see his action through, the monies raised can now buy something of a half-decent counsel. Facing a defence fund of this size, perhaps the writ will not be forthcoming. Yet this talk of taking legal action is another episode in the hounding of Jeremy Corbyn, of which there has been no let up since relinquishing the Labour leadership back in April. Ahead of the lon... more »
As pilots brace for a three-year shutdown, there are fears they may need to be retrained to fly
With flights grounded across the world by COVID-19, Australian pilots have been left out of work and at risk of losing their accreditation — sparking calls for a 'PilotKeeper' package to keep them in the aviation industry.
Regis Philbin, record-breaking American TV host, dies aged 88
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'No ability to social distance' on Australia's isolated Antarctic bases
The Australian Antarctic Division's director says the "devastating" potential consequences of a coronavirus outbreak on the icy continent makes extreme precautions for expeditioners essential.
What would possess anyone to run towards a terrifying storm?
They're scientists, photographers and thrillseekers and they all share a passion for big, scary storms and the adrenalin rush that comes from tracking them and getting up close.
Live: Daniel Andrews pleads with young Victorians to not risk lives
Premier Daniel Andrews uses a lengthy social media post to plead with young Victorians to "do the right thing" and not risk spreading coronavirus.
Read this before you have a go at someone not wearing a mask
Our health is in the hands of others right now so it's normal to feel tense when we see someone blatantly flouting the health guidelines. So do we have a duty to say something? If so, what's the best way to tackle the issue?
Want to make your team a winner? One man's studied the best teams in history — and he has some tips
Sam Walker set himself a mission: work out what makes great sports teams great. His discovery? They all have one thing in common, and it wasn't what he expected.
'I can't mitigate my risk': Projections identify the coastal homes likely to be inundated by rising sea levels
Vicki Perrett's home sits just 20 centimetres above sea level and as she watches the foreshore across the road get slowly eroded, she knows her home may not be there forever.
It's the middle of winter and the water's freezing, but these women are 'hooked' on ocean swimming
The benefits of cold water immersion have long been touted, and in the midst of a pandemic, a dip in Port Phillip Bay has been a "saving grace" for a group of Melbourne mothers.
Victoria's coronavirus aged care situation is worsening. Here's what's being done to halt the crisis
As more than 500 Victorians linked to aged care centres battle COVID-19, a new joint response centre is the latest attempt by the state and federal governments to bring case numbers under control.
Engineers brought together by Mars are now using technology to save Australia's bees from devastating varroa mites
Tech-savvy aerospace engineers have joined forces with a dairy company to save Australia's bees from a deadly mite.
We are six months into the pandemic. What's changed?
Six months ago, health reporter Tegan Taylor pitched a story about a mystery pneumonia in China. Now she reflects on what we didn't know in January — and what we might learn before 2020 is over.
This Christian group promotes vegetarianism — but it's not because of animal ethics
For Seventh-Day Adventists, religion doesn't just affect spirit and soul, it influences what's on their plate. This Christian denomination advocates a whole-food, plant-based diet — believing that healthier bodies make better disciples of God.