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“Radical Climate fanatics are basically ignorant and lazy followers who want someone powerful and convincing to tell them what to think and how to believe. Climate fanaticism is a religion; not science.”– Michael Detrick “MUCH that passes as idealism is disguisedhatred or disguised love of power.”– Bertrand Russell ••• A must read insight into the tragic and […]

Just a few days before the election, and here’s a copy of the latest Green Party newsletter ramping up the … Continue Reading →

Fox News White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany speaks out after being locked out of her personal Twitter account for sharing the New York Post’s reporting on Hunter Biden. end

Originally posted on donshafi9️⃣1️⃣1️⃣: Microchip? Biokip DARPA Untuk “Selamatkan” Kami Dari COVID Dapat Mengawal DNA Manusia Lihat Arkib → 3 Oktober 2020 Walaupun separuh daripada orang yang mengundi di Amerika tidak diragukan lagi menunggu dengan sungguh-sungguh untuk pengumuman pelepasan vaksin COVID dan sebagai negara-negara totaliter dan pemerintah di seluruh dunia yang berusaha untuk menuntut bukti…

Originally posted on 'This Side of Life': https://benjaminfulford.net/2020/09/14/worldwide-5g-genocide-starting-in-october/ Is this possible? I worked in the early days of tech in the late 1970s. We were working at the atomic level then. So, Yes. . Did I ever think anything like this could/would happen? No. It just shows you what happens when the wrong people get…

*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* [image: Wikimedia Commons] Scott’s plan envisioned this northern Union force eventually linking up with the Union squadrons blockading the Gulf Coast, thus severing the Confederacy and enveloping the two parts. In theory, sealing off Southern seaports was supposed to cause economic ruin in the South, which in turn would diminish the Confederacy’s ability to wage war. However, gaining control of the Mississippi River was to have more of a direct impact on military strategy. If Union forces in the West were to penetrate into Confederate...

*by Noah* The White House tells us he's fine. Nothing to worry about. But republicans have always been known for calling things the opposite of what they really are. You know, like their "Healthy Forests Initiative" which, once translated, meant "Forests Reduced To Sawdust For Profit." Or "Right To Work" which means "No Worker Rights" and "Right To Work For Less." Or how about "Racism is over" or "Trump is 'good at business' so I'll give him a shot." So it is with their Dear Leader himself. Every day, his physical and mental health is fading in more ways than one. Put the COVID to...

*Warfare History Network* *History, Asia Pacific* During the Korean War the climactic struggle for control of Hill 255 in July 1953 pitted hordes of determined Chinese against gritty U.S. soldiers. The tennis-shoed soldiers emerged from the darkness on July 6, 1953, like a “moving carpet of yelling, howling men [with] whistles and bugles blowing, their officers screaming, driving their men” against the Americans as they swept up Hill 255, recalled Private Angelo Palermo. The lead elements of the Chinese infantry were loaded down with grenades, but they carried no rifles or submac...

*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* Leon Tulper, a Jewish American soldier in the 65th Infantry, recalls combat during the final days of the war in Europe and the liberation of concentration camps. BACKSTORY: The final months of World War II in the European Theater were a harrowing and desperate time for the soldiers who fought there. No one wanted to die when the war was so close to its end. This called for caution in the minds of many, yet the fighting was not over. The forces of Hitler’s Third Reich––still actively resisting the advancing Allies–– simply had to be be...

*Alexander Langlois* *Security, Middle East* Without such a forum, the region will continue to suffer due to a lack of true cooperation between neighbors that can be fostered in a regional institution. The ongoing feud between the members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), which marked its third anniversary this summer, is prolonging regional issues in the Middle East by hindering policy coordination. The rift between pro-Islamist Qatar and its Gulf neighbors is a result of the Arab Spring and has led to the formation of two opposing blocs that have left an already flawed GC...

*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* [image: Wikimedia Commons] The diverse experiences they present capture the intricacies of Operation Overlord, the complexity of heroism, and the ubiquitous, horrific nature of war. The invasion of Normandy was one of the most audacious military campaigns in history. Nearly three million Allied personnel would participate in or support the Normandy operations. Operation Overlord landed 132,715 soldiers on the beaches and dropped approximately 20,000 paratroopers behind enemy lines. But what was it really like to live through Operation O...

*Jason Brodsky* *Iran, Middle East* While Iran’s presidential election in June 2021 is still months away, military men are actively positioning themselves ahead of the polls. In 2001, then-Defense Minister of Iran Ali Shamkhani decided to run for the presidency. He launched a longshot bid, having never run for elected office, and faced off against his boss at the time, President Mohammad Khatami. Shamkhani, a former Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corp (IRGC) and *Artesh*, or Islamic Republic of Iran Army, naval commander, justified his candidacy by arguing it was time for a “milita...

by By Olga Samofalova, translated from the Russian* @bears_with Russia has a strong competitor in the south of Europe in the form of Azerbaijani pipeline gas. It will flow through the Trans-Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) directly to Greece, Bulgaria and Italy in November. Azerbaijani gas has already caused Gazprom a lot of trouble in the Turkish […]

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov’s suggestion to deploy Russian peacekeepers and military observers into the universally recognized Azerbaijani territory of Nagorno-Karabakh and its seven surrounding districts under Armenian occupation pending both sides’ agreement raises the prospect of Moscow’s military intervention in this conflict, which is worthwhile examining since this scenario isn’t […]

Originally posted on donshafi9️⃣1️⃣1️⃣: Grim forecast for 2021: Nuclear terror attack, hunger and war Alexander Shtorm28.09.2020 20:04 Although most of the horrendous year 2020 is over, forecasts for the remaining part of it and the year 2021 continue to excite the public. The year 2020 is definitely something to remember for all mankind. What is…

Originally posted on donshafi9️⃣1️⃣1️⃣: Microchip? DARPA Biochip Untuk “Selamatkan” Kami Dari COVID Dapat Mengawal DNA Manusia Lihat Arkib → 3 Oktober 2020Walaupun separuh daripada orang yang mengundi di Amerika tidak diragukan lagi menunggu dengan sungguh-sungguh untuk pengumuman pelepasan vaksin COVID dan sebagai negara-negara totaliter dan pemerintah di seluruh dunia yang berusaha untuk menuntut bukti ujian…

Commentary Joe Biden Slurs His Way Through Opening Remarks: ‘Because Uh, by Cause It’s Ellen General Motors’ By Kipp JonesPublished October 12, 2020 at 5:29pm Share Tweet Share Email Print If we didn’t know better, we’d think the Democratic presidential nominee was drunk on Monday when he delivered his opening remarks to a small group … Continue reading Joe Biden Slurs His Way Through Opening Remarks: ‘Because Uh, by Cause It’s Ellen General Motors’ →

Kipp JonesPublished October 12, 2020 Members of a Delaware church are disputing a claim from Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden that he was “raised in the black church,” and in particular, their house of worship. Biden, who is known for telling whoppers, misremembering important details, plagiarizing political language and appearing to embellish his political and … Continue reading Longtime Church Members Scrutinize Biden’s Claims of Being ‘Raised’ in a Black Church →

Michael AustinPublished October 12, 2020 Commentary Watch the Awkward Moment Biden Seems To Forget Romney’s Name: ‘The Senator Who Was a Mormon’ Chip Somodevilla / Getty ImagesDemocratic presidential nominee Joe Biden talks to reporters before boarding a flight to Ohio at New Castle County Airport in Delaware on Monday. (Chip Somodevilla / Getty Images) By … Continue reading Watch the Awkward Moment Biden Seems To Forget Romney’s Name: ‘The Senator Who Was a Mormon’ →

Randy DeSotoPublished October 14, 2020 Former White House physician Ronny Jackson believes that former Vice President Joe Biden lacks the “mental capacity” required to be commander in chief. “He is not up to the job,” Jackson told reporters Tuesday in a conference call organized by President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign, The Washington Times reported. “I’ve … Continue reading Obama’s White House Doc: I’m Convinced Biden Isn’t Mentally Capable of Being President →

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by TDB Wed, 10/14/2020 by Simon Black via Sovereign Man American diplomat George Messersmith found himself in an awkward situation while attending a luncheon in Kiel, Germany in August of 1933. As lunch came to a close, the attendees erupted into song with arms outstretched in the Nazi salute. First they belted out Germany’s national … Continue reading Antifa is real. It’s violent. And you need to plan for it →

Tyler Durden Tue, 10/13/2020 Authored (mostly satirically) by CJ Hopkins via The Consent Factory, One of the hallmarks of totalitarianism is mass conformity to a psychotic official narrative. Not just a regular official narrative, like the “Cold War” or the “War on Terror,” or even a myth like the “American Dream.” A totally delusional official … Continue reading “Facts Do Not Matter” To The Covidian Cult →

For The First Time, Physicists Have Achieved Superconductivity at Room Temperature https://www.sciencealert.com/for-the-first-time-superconductivity-has-been-achieved-at-room-temperature

France on Wednesday became the latest European country to toughen anti-coronavirus measures, imposing a curfew in Paris and eight other cities from Saturday, while Germany and Ireland also ramped up restrictions https://t.co/sld6rwWdu0 pic.twitter.com/wW27ZmHuVJ — AFP news agency (@AFP) October 14, 2020 A look at some of the military and geopolitical dynamics of the Armenia-Azerbaijan conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh and the potential fallout that could draw in Russia and Turkey into wider hostilities. https://t.co/NTZTcaHAx4 — The Associated Press (@AP) October 14, 2020 The EU summit...

*WNU Editor: *Quoting from one of the commentators .... "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Except the A-10. It'll just freaking kill you." Rob O'Neill

By Alexander Hall ~ Twitter, following Facebook’s lead, is now suppressing a story. These actions seem designed to aid the Democratic Party and former Vice President Joe Biden just weeks before the presidential election on November 3, 2020. In a shocking story released by the New York Post (the Post) on Oct. 14, emails from […]

*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* The battle for the Mediterranean island of Pantelleria was an easy Allied victory–and the precursor to the concept of “victory through air power.” *Key Point*: It was not until half a century later that the promise of air power first revealed at Pantelleria was finally realized. Pantelleria is a small volcanic island rising out of the Mediterranean Sea 37 miles east of the Tunisian coast and some 63 miles southwest of Sicily. Since its occupation by the Carthaginians in the 7th century bc, the island has been used as a military outpost ...

*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* [image: Wikimedia Commons] The Bell plant, usually referred to both then and now as The Bell Bomber Plant, had already churned out 357 “regular” model B-29s since the first one, assembled mostly by hand, rolled out of the plant’s doors in November 1943. When Maj. Gen. Curtis LeMay, the hard-driving commander of the Twentieth U.S. Air Force based in Guam, decided to change tactics in early 1945 to boost the effectiveness of the B-29 Superfortress, it was the Bell Aircraft plant in Marietta, Georgia, that ultimately provided him with th...

In an effort to keep the Daily Open Thread a little more open topic we are going to start a new daily thread for “Presidential Politics”. Please use this thread to post anything relating to the Donald Trump Administration and … Continue reading →

Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come. THY WILL BE DONE, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those … Continue reading →

Enlightening little speech here. RELATED: What you probably didn’t know about the intricate web of corporations behind 5G … SERCO, Lockheed Martin, IBM, Queen Elizabeth, FIVE EYES, HP & more

Will it soon be safer to purchase romaine lettuce in Canada than the United States, even if it’s all grown in Californa’s Salinas Valley? Before anyone could ask that question, the California Leafy Green Marketing Agreement (LGMA) launched a new consumer website claiming to be “the ultimate resource” on “everything you need to know about... Continue Reading

Originally posted on Pandemic Pondering: Since I started this blog last March, some of the least recognized concerns with the efforts to limit COVID-19 are the inadvertent mental and physical health problems suffered from the mitigations. The total shut down of work places and schools have yielded children not getting routine vaccines, parents losing jobs,…

Up to 60 percent of people worldwide are worried the food they eat will harm them in the next two years, according to a poll. More than half also expect they will be seriously harmed in the coming couple of years by eating unsafe food. The survey was conducted by Gallup as part of its... Continue Reading

By Vijay Raj Jayaraj ~ “Eco-anxiety” is now a popular term. It is being increasingly used in the media to describe an anxiety condition resulting from the fears about the coming environmental destruction. Climate Xchange for example, defines Eco-anxiety as a “feeling of stress, grief, helplessness, and fear of uncertainty associated with the grim outlook […]

There has been no large increase in Australians washing their hands since this time in 2019, according to a survey. The Food Safety Information Council (FSIC) said as handwashing was a major component of a national campaign to reduce the risk of catching COVID-19, the lack of improvement was a “considerable surprise.” Research was conducted... Continue Reading

By Fred Lucas ~ On the third and final day of confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett, senators revisited some issues covered the day before but also detoured into a president’s ability to pardon himself and the high court’s resolution of the 2000 presidential election. Democrats and Republicans on the Senate Judiciary […]

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