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Covid-19 Coronavirus Outbreak In Europe -- News Updates March 8, 2020
*Daily Mail:* *Italy's coronavirus lockdown expands to 11 provinces as funerals are suspended after number of deaths spiked by 36 in a single day* * Italy has 233 deaths from coronavirus and more than 4,600 confirmed cases * Government will bring in 20,000 additional staff to fight escalating epidemic * Global coronavirus death toll hit 3,000 with more than 100,000 confirmed cases Italy has expanded its lockdown to 11 provinces while enforcing a range of harsh laws aimed at containing the deadly coronavirus after the number of deaths spiked by 36 in a single day. A new set of nat... more »
7 March 2020 Covid-19 California Quarantine & Exponential Math
California Quarantine in a neighborhood and when the Exponential Growth of this thing blows up in our faces. About May 10 per one set of very conservative figures. IMHO closer to mid April. 7 March 2020 posting. Continue reading →
Will Michigan Workers Put Bernie Back On Track Tuesday?
Bernie and Biden will face off in a one on one debate on Sunday, March 15 in Phoenix (with CNN and Univision hosting-- Jake Tapper, Dana Bash and Jorge Ramos moderating). Before then, though, we have a big day *this* Tuesday when Michigan, Washington state, Missouri, Mississippi and Idaho hold their primaries, also the day of North Dakota's primary and the last day of Democrats Abroad primary. Michigan is the big prize-- 125 delegates. Before Super Tuesday, Bernie was leading Biden 25-16% with Bloomberg and Elizabeth both at 13%, Mayo Pete at 11% and Klobuchar at 8%. The latest ... more »
Mandatory vaccines set for healthcare workers
Frontline health staff in Victoria will be forced to receive vaccinations in order to keep treating patients, according to new laws introduced to parliament. All healthcare workers in public and private hospitals with direct patient contact will be required to be vaccinated under the new legislation, including doctors, nurses, paramedics, cleaners and more.
Why do the U.S. and its allies hide these facts from the public?
Eric Zuesse, originally posted at Strategic Culture The latest are document-dumps and accompanying detailed explanations and translations of the revealed documents, and are from Bonanza Media. That’s a Finland-based website. Their “Bonanza Leaks” on 24 February 2020 shows photos of the official transcriptions of the witnesses’ testimony to the official Joint Investigative Team (JIT) which […] More The post Why do the U.S. and its allies hide these facts from the public? appeared first on The Duran.
Is China's Coronavirus Recovery 'Fake'?
*The Week:* *China's coronavirus recovery is 'all fake,' whistleblowers and residents claim* China's claims of how it's handling coronavirus recovery should be taken with more than a few grains of salt. Even before COVID-19 became a global crisis, Chinese leaders had been criticized for their handling of the situation and lack of transparency about the disease's progression. Things now look like they're on the upswing, and businesses even appear to be headed back to work — but whistleblowers and local officials tell Caixan that's just a carefully crafted ruse. Beijing has spent ... more »
'Don't forget me': Allies and friends push for ABC broadcaster's dying wish to be realised
An advocacy group co-founded by the late Jill Emberson is using International Women's Day to renew calls for increased funding of ovarian cancer research.
'They wouldn't serve it to their dogs': Disgusting hospital food revealed in FOI documents
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South Australia's Opposition says maggots, flies and earwigs have been discovered in meals served to patients at the Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide's south.
As a baby she was left in a bucket to die. Now she is a principal with a purpose
When Neesha Flint was born, her mother was so disappointed she left her in a bucket of water to drown. Now Ms Flint seeks to promote choice, independence and confidence for all.
Everyone got Super Tuesday wrong. The three biggest surprises:1....
Robert Reich - 1 hour ago
*Everyone got Super Tuesday wrong. The three biggest surprises:* 1. The expectation was for a long, drawn-out primary with many candidates. But more quickly than anyone expected, the Democratic primary has come down to Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden. 2. Joe Biden was all but counted out before last week. A crucial endorsement from Congressman James Clyburn helped him cruise to a resounding victory in South Carolina. After his moderate rivals Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg dropped out to back him on the eve of Super Tuesday, he came roaring back. 3. And the Democratic establishme... more »
Wikipedia: A Disinformation Operation?
Wikipedia is generally thought of as an open, transparent, and mostly reliable online encyclopedia. Yet upon closer inspection, this turns out not to be the case. In fact, the English Wikipedia with its 9 billion page views per month is governed by just 500 active administrators, whose real identity in many cases remains unknown. Moreover, studies have shown that […]
"Irrelevant Details"
*"Irrelevant Details"* You’ll be on your own during the Age of Chaos by Robert Gore "Once upon a time there was a village right next to a volcano. The villagers spent much of their time watching the volcano, which perpetually sputtered, smoked, and fumed. When they first awakened, they’d look up to it. At night they’d watch its lava glow against the dark sky. A special class of villagers instructed them on how to interpret the volcano and how they must live their lives to propitiate it. Much of what the village produced was gathered by the special class, an offering tax that was su... more »
"'It's Like Scenes From A Mad Max Movie' - Americans Continue Epic Run On Costco"
*"'It's Like Scenes From A Mad Max Movie' - * *Americans Continue Epic Run On Costco" * by Tyler Durden "As concerns of a Covid-19 outbreak increase across the US, Costco stores are experiencing the second weekend of panic-buying of food, water, and hand sanitizers. Last weekend we noted how the "great panic of 2020 is underway" as Americans made a mad dash to Costco stores and other big-box retailers to hoard supplies. Costco CFO Richard Galanti told investors during an earnings call last week that buying panic has "been nuts" adding that he attributes "this to concerns over the... more »
Egyptian intel chief visits Damascus to meet with Syrian counterpart
BEIRUT, LEBANON (12:00 A.M.) – The Director of the Egyptian General Intelligence visited Damascus on Saturday to meet with his Syrian counterpart, a source reported from the Syrian capital. According to the source, the Director of the Egyptian General Intelligence, Abbas Kamel, visited Damascus last Monday and met with high-ranking officials like Major-General ‘Ali Mamlouk. […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
"Sputtering to a Stop"
*"Sputtering to a Stop"* by Tim Knight "We are living in a singularly bizarre time. And it just seems to me the stage is set for things to go from bizarre to outright surreal. It feels like the world is slowly shutting down, day by day. Schools are closing. Events, both big and small, are being cancelled. Travel is collapsing. People are scared. The only ones who should be grateful are the 18,000 (!) employees drawing salaries from the Federal Reserve. Even though the financial cataclysm at hand is entirely and utterly their fault, they will get a pass thanks to an invisible viru... more »
Millman heroics give Aussies Davis Cup win over Brazil
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Australia will head to Madrid in November for the Davis Cup Finals after clinching a 3-1 win over Brazil in Adelaide.
Publisher cancels plans to release Woody Allen memoir Apropos Of Nothing
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The release of Woody Allen's memoir, Apropos Of Nothing, is cancelled by publisher Hachette Book Group after criticism from his adopted daughter, Dylan Farrow.
The divide between those who can buy in bulk, and those who can't
Tiffany Kent said she thought it was funny when she first heard people were stocking up on toilet paper in case they contracted coronavirus, but then she saw the empty supermarket shelves.
Hotel employee went to work while awaiting coronavirus test results
A man in Hobart who has tested positive for coronavirus did not follow instructions to self-isolate while waiting for his test results, instead going to work at the Grand Chancellor Hotel, says the director of public health.
Women charged after toilet paper row at Sydney Woolworths goes viral
Two Sydney women are charged after a video of an apparent fight over toilet paper at a Woolworths — now viewed over 4 million times on social media — goes viral.
Why the Claremont serial killings case is far from decided, despite a string of DNA errors
You could be forgiven for thinking the Claremont serial killings case is all but over, the evidence so unlikely to convict accused triple murderer Bradley Edwards that the trial might as well wind up early. But the devil is in the detail — and in this case it's the DNA.
How Canberra residents comforted themselves as the smoke descended
Retailers suffered across the summer in Canberra, with only sales in alcohol and takeaway seeing a spike in sales. But one local store bucked that trend, revealing how we turn to comforting distractions during a crisis.
Facebook Censors Trump Campaign Ads
By Pamela Geller – on March 6, 2020 Facebook Censorship Ironically, one of the ads that made Democrats famous (or infamous) ie the Daisy ad, would be permitted in the new age of censorship and oppression Facebook Censors Trump Campaign Ads, Claims ‘Census Interference’ By:Lucas Nolan, Breitbart, 6 Mar 20201,034 Social media giant Facebook … Continue reading Facebook Censors Trump Campaign Ads →
‘Don’t like to see little girls in veils? Move out of Sweden’: Muslim teacher to Muslim politician
If anyone is surprised, you haven’t been paying attention. Muslims are the only immigrant group to come to the West with a ready-made model of society that their religion dictates is superior to man-made law. By Pamela Geller – on March 6, 2020 Islam in the West Muslim teacher and Muslim politician clash on … Continue reading ‘Don’t like to see little girls in veils? Move out of Sweden’: Muslim teacher to Muslim politician →
Nazi flag at Bernie Sanders rally
The socialist policies of the Nazis mirror Bernie’s. So does the antisemitism of the Democrat party. By Pamela Geller – on March 6, 2020 Nazi flag at Sanders rally sparks outcry, concerns about safety By Allyson Chiu, WaPo, March 6, 2020 : Moments after Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) took the stage at his campaign rally … Continue reading Nazi flag at Bernie Sanders rally →
Opinion – Who Made Coronavirus? Was It the U.S., Israel or China Itself?
By Philip Giraldi March 07, 2020 “Information Clearing House“ The most commonly reported mainstream media account of the creation of the Coronavirus suggests that it was derived from an animal borne microorganism found in a wild bat that was consumed by an ethnic Chinese resident of Wuhan. But there appears to be some evidence … Continue reading Opinion – Who Made Coronavirus? Was It the U.S., Israel or China Itself? →
Top Saudi royals ‘arrested for plotting with Americans against King
FILE PHOTO Saudi Arabia’s King Salman (L) speaks with Mohammed Bin Nayef. ©Bandar Algaloud/Courtesy of Saudi Royal Court via REUTERS … ’ Western media say. What’s happening in oil-rich kingdom? Saudi Arabia’s crown prince has had his relatives arrested for plotting a coup against him and King Salman with the help of “foreign powers, … Continue reading Top Saudi royals ‘arrested for plotting with Americans against King →
Opinion – At least 20 princes detained in mass purge by Saudi crown prince
King’s brother Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz and his son arrested in latest power grab by Mohammed bin Salman By David Hearst March 07, 2020 “Information Clearing House” A purge of royal princes is under way in Saudi Arabia, after the arrest of the royal family’s highest ranking dissident Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz, the brother of … Continue reading Opinion – At least 20 princes detained in mass purge by Saudi crown prince →
Biological Life Will Die If We Don’t Stop The Crime Against Humanity 5G
Originally posted on Truth To Power: 5G is a criminal enterprise orchestrated by the Deep State. – Anthony Steele, Military Heads Up Weapons Display Expert https://youtu.be/GLODEBonTSU
Cuomo Declares State Of Emergency As 21 More Coronavirus Cases Confirmed In New York: Live Updates
Originally posted on Nwo Report: Source: ZeroHedge.com Update (1350ET): Washington state officials are reportedly considering taking over a nursing home in Kirkland where at least six residents have died, possibly the first example in US history of the federal government nationalizing a nursing home, WSJ reports. * * * Update (1345ET): French health officials have…
United Nations Asks World Religions to Defer Authority to Them Saying That They Are the Experts
Originally posted on Absolute Truth from the Word of God: Ahmad Shaheed, U.N. special rapporteur on freedom of religion or belief. When I first saw this headline, I thought for sure I was looking at a satirical website. I then researched to see if the claims of this were factual. They are. Brethren, the…
Exposed: The Trudeau Government’s Financing Of RADICAL ISLAM In Canada
March 7, 2020Brad In recent times, several mosques in Canada have been found to incite hatred against Canada. An example of such a figure is Imam Aly Hindy of Salaheddin mosque in Toronto. The Toronto IMAM has referred to the 9/11 attacks a joint CIA operation, refused to sign a statement condemning the 2005 London … Continue reading Exposed: The Trudeau Government’s Financing Of RADICAL ISLAM In Canada →
Upside down world....defending Assange and free press
Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters discusses his fight to help Julian Assange on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.' It's an upside down world up is down top is bottom right is left left is wrong CNN MSNBC preach Russia demonization Fox interviews Tulsi and Roger Waters Go figure it's all turned around confused dazed don't understand, why? Bruce
Background Details on Trump-Bolsonaro Dinner….
The White House provides some background material on the purposes of the working dinner tonight between President Trump and President Bolsonaro of Brazil. [White House Transcript] – […] SENIOR ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL: Thank you so much. So let me put this … Continue reading →
Update on Phil
When I noted on Facebook that Phil was at his own home after 6 days in the hospital with help from his family, a friend from church, a widow about my age, sent this message, one that warms a mother’s heart: “Thanks so much for update on dear Phil, Norma. I continue to pray for him and your family. Please tell him I keep his note on my computer, and I think of him always; it says, "Thank you for everything you've done for me. Phil Bruce." It was attached to flowers he sent to me at work -- a long time ago. O how I have loved you, Phil, for many years, and I've always felt we have h... more »
French Women March For Equal Rights In Solidary With Women Around The World
The ongoing protests in France took a new turn today as French women marched for equal rights and respect in the #MarcheFeministe. Thousands of women peacefully marched in solidarity with women of the world on International Women's Day. As has become the norm in Macron's France, nonviolent protest was met by violent police who used tear gas as well as charged the crowd, assaulted and arrested women.
March 7: A bad day...
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/06/us-coronavirus-death-toll-washington-state It should be obvious that Trump is wildly incompetent as president. He has made no serious attempt to ensure that everyone has access to health care; and he refuses even to recognize the spread of coronavirus. Indeed, he is still blaming it all on fake news. The world is picking on him. It should be obvious that this man in seriously mentally ill. But his evangelical fans still cheer him on. These fans are people who think it's evil to abort pregnancies - but have no problem with the American m... more »
Attention Parents: An Expert Explains Why Food Shouldn't Be Used to Punish Your Kids
*Stephanie Meyers* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Here's why. At one time or another, just about every parent uses food to reward their kids for good behavior and achievements – or to console them when they’re sad or disappointed. When children make honor roll, win a big game or persevere through a struggle, a parent might express their pride and joy with candy or ice cream. Likewise, when kids feel down and out, pick-me-ups can take the form of a treat. The reasons for this are simple: Using food as an incentive might get results, and salty, sweet or sugary foods are ... more »
Why a Rising China Isn't as Dangerous As Experts Make It Out to Be
*Amitai Etzioni* *Security, Asia* [image: Reuters] There is no question that China has vastly increased its military power over the last decade but the details are often overblown. Each item that China alarmists raise deserves a second look. Anti-Chinese sentiments have reached a high pitch as Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) suggested that the coronavirus may well be the result of a bioweapon that escaped a lab in China. While Robert B. Zoellick has noted that “the American political class has finally come up with a bipartisan policy: denouncing China.” Zoellick, based on his experience a... more »
Is This the End of the Open Skies Treaty?
*Steven Pifer* *Security, Americas* [image: Reuters] If Donald Trump decides to withdraw from the treaty, then that would further prove that his adminitration sees little point in arms control. Senior Trump administration officials reportedly will meet the week of March 9 to decide on withdrawing from the 1992 Open Skies Treaty. Doing so would constitute another mistake by an administration that increasingly seems set against arms control. Originally proposed by President Dwight Eisenhower in 1955—but rejected by the Soviet Union—the Open Skies idea was revived by President Geor... more »
Postwar Problems: Japan's Efforts to Forge a Peace Path with Russia Could Be Waylaid by the Coronavirus
*Joshua W. Walker, Hidetoshi Azuma* *Security, Asia* [image: Reuters] Abe’s enigmatic diplomatic waltz with Putin paradoxically reflects his oft-unrecognized strategic acumen with which he now finds himself increasingly having to grapple with overwhelming geopolitical forces. Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe’s seven years of diplomatic odyssey with Russia totaling over twenty-seven summits with Russian president Vladimir Putin has solidified his legacy as one of the most indefatigable champions of warming the frozen peace in the Far East. Less diplomatically, many in Washingto... more »
Made in China: Coronavirus Chaos Could Have Been Avoided
*Patrick Mendis, Joey Wang* *Security, Asia* [image: Reuters] “If the officials had disclosed information about the epidemic earlier, I think it would have been a lot better. There should be more openness and transparency.” Given the absolute power of the Communist Party of China (CPC), the Wuhan authorities have controlled the dissemination of information for the fear of possible impacts on social order and political stability. It was hardly a surprise, therefore, that the CPC has been willing to mortgage the health of its citizens during this coronavirus debacle for the preserv... more »
Coronavirus: How Past Experience With Epidemics Is Shaping Muslim Pilgrimages
*Ken Chitwood* *Politics, Middle East* [image: Reuters] Here's how. Due to concerns over the global spread of the coronavirus – especially in nearby Iran – Saudi Arabia has temporarily suspended travel to its holy sites. Millions of Muslims visit the Saudi kingdom around the year for pilgrimage. The current travel restrictions prevent the entry of both overseas pilgrims and Saudi citizens into the holy cities of Mecca and Medina. This has had a direct impact on the umrah pilgrimage, known as the “lesser pilgrimage,” that can be performed at almost any time of the year. Whether... more »
Submarine Crews Face Big Risks: These 5 Paid The Ultimate Price
*TNI Staff* *Security, * The worst naval accidents. *Key point: *Losing a nuclear submarine could be an environmental disaster... or wose. Since the Second World War, the United States, Russia and China—and a host of other nations—have lost vessels and their crews to accidents. Operating submarines is a risky business under the best of circumstances—and will likely remain so. Even the highest technology nuclear submarines can end up on the ocean floor if the crew isn’t careful or the technology fails. Here are some of the worst *submarine disasters* of the past several decades.... more »
Trump Administration Will Start Collecting the DNA of Immigrants at the Border
*Jason Hopkins* *Security, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2020%3Anewsml_RC2L0F9CBWDQ&share=true] Is that really a good idea? The Trump administration will begin collecting the DNA of all migrants who are apprehended at the border or are in U.S. detention, allowing authorities to store this information in a federal criminal database. The Department of Justice (DOJ) issued a final rule on Friday that will soon allow the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to take DNA samples from every migrant that is placed under its custody. Under t... more »
Meet The Remington 783: One of The Best Hunting Rifles You Can Afford
*Richard Douglas* *Technology, * But does it sacrifice quality for cost? For years, people assumed that to get a high-quality rifle, a large price-tag was inevitable. In recent years, gun companies have proven that this isn’t necessarily the case. The Remington Model 783 Bolt-Action Rifle is one of the many low-cost rifles competing for the throne of being the best low price hunting rifle on the market. Let’s break down the specifics. *Accuracy* It doesn’t really matter how good the price of a rifle is if it can’t shoot straight. Fortunately, the Model 783 can shoot accurately—r... more »
Sorry, Trump: Iran Is Still Building Better and Better Ballistic Missiles
*Stratfor Worldview* *Politics, Middle East* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2016%3Anewsml_GF10000339419&share=true] How will it end? Greater attention will be given to Iran's missile and unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) programs from now on. The September drone attacks on the Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities in Saudi Arabia and the January missile attack on two military bases in Iraq that left 109 U.S. military members diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries highlighted Iran's increased willingness to use its missile and UAV arsenal for tactical ... more »
Killer Heat: How Hotter Temperatures Will Mean More Deaths From Injury
*Liz Hanna* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Here's what the latest studies show. What we suspected is now official: 2019 was Australia’s hottest year on record. The country’s average maximum temperature last year (30.69℃) was a scorching 2.09℃ hotter than the 1961-1990 average. For the whole planet, 2019 is expected to come in second (behind 2016) making the last five years the hottest on record since 1880. As we brace for increasingly hot summers, we are mindful extreme heat can pose significant health risks for vulnerable groups. But the effects of heat on the inciden... more »
Meet 'Fighting Mary': The Navy Battleship That Survived Pearl Harbor And Wrecked Havoc On Japan
*Robert Farley* *History, Asia* A battleship for killing battleships. *Key point: *Maryland continued with her shore bombardment duties for the rest of the war. Not every battleship attacked at Pearl Harbor was badly damaged. USS Maryland escaped virtually unscathed and served with the Pacific Fleet as the tide of war turned against the Japanese. Built to destroy enemy battleships, Maryland supported U.S. Navy operations with escort missions and shore bombardment through the end of the war, eventually finding the opportunity to engage Japanese warships in surface combat. *Typ... more »
Northland drought: Water shortage costs Far North District Council $6m and counting
Originally posted on NORTHLAND NEW ZEALAND CHEMTRAILS WATCH: Stuff.co.nz, Susan Botting, Local Democracy Reporter, Feb 28 2020 Far North District Council’s drought bill is more than $6 million and counting. The drought has already cost Far North District Council (FNDC) $6.3 million. That figure is increasing by up to $100,000 a day. The drought’s cost is expected…
Genocide in the name of the environment is still genocide, aka depopulation … the origins of ‘culling’ humans
From alethonews.com via corbettreport (YT) “The terrible injustice of our age has its roots in a most unlikely place: in the quaint villages and manicured gardens of the 19th century British gentry. Amongst that set lived one Francis Galton, a gentleman scientist who had investigated everything from meterorology to statistics. Shortly after his cousin, Charles … Continue reading Genocide in the name of the environment is still genocide, aka depopulation … the origins of ‘culling’ humans →
The collusion of those who are helping you ‘know’ what to think
Wayne Gerald Does any sane person really believe a scripted media who all say the exact same words? WHO is telling all these “journalists” to say the same thing? Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay
The ‘regular’ flu has killed 20,000 so far this season
Originally posted on Iowa Climate Science Education: These deaths were caused by the ‘regular’ flu and not – I repeat NOT – by the coronavirus. Perhaps this will help keep things in perspective. The number of people who have died from the “regular” flu in the United States this season had reached 20,000 as of…
IN MEMORY: Dr. Toni Bark Who Stood Against The Big Pharma And Vaccine Cartel
Originally posted on Truth To Power: Dr Tony Lynn Bark Was An Amazing Soul Who Stood Against The Eugenics/Depopulation Agenda And The Neurotoxic So Called Mandatory Vaccines That Are Destroying Our Children’s Future. Wherever You Have Ascended To In Your Higher Existence I Just Know That You Are Still Fighting Against Any Satanic Evil That…
Trump Vows To Cut "Entitlements" If He Gets A Second Term
That was quite the Fox New town hall in Scranton-- Biden's brithplace-- Thursday. The very first question was about his incompetence regarding the coronavirus. Trump responded that "we've been given tremendous marks... We've gotten the highest poll numbers of anybody for this kind of a thing." An election between he and Biden would leave voters to decide which codger's dementia is worse. anyway, Trump's answer wasn't just disjointed and manipulative; it was false. The U.S. response is being held up all over the world as the worst responder imaginable. "Mike Pence is working 20 h... more »
Musical Interlude: Ludovico Einaudi, “Earth Prelude”
Ludovico Einaudi, “Earth Prelude”
"A Look to the Heavens"
“Namibia has some of the darkest nights visible from any continent. It is therefore home to some of the more spectacular skyscapes, a few of which have been captured in the below time-lapse video. We recommend watching this video at FULL SCREEN (1080p), with audio on. The night sky of Namibia is one of the best in the world, about the same quality of the deserts of Chile and Australia. Visible at the movie start are unusual quiver trees perched before a deep starfield highlighted by the central band of our Milky Way Galaxy. This bright band of stars and gas appears to pivot around t... more »
The Poet: Carl Sandburg, "From the Shore"
"From the Shore" "A lone gray bird, Dim-dipping, far-flying, Alone in the shadows and grandeurs and tumults Of night and the sea And the stars and storms. Out over the darkness it wavers and hovers, Out into the gloom it swings and batters, Out into the wind and the rain and the vast, Out into the pit of a great black world, Where fogs are at battle, sky-driven, sea-blown, Love of mist and rapture of flight, Glories of chance and hazards of death On its eager and palpitant wings. Out into the deep of the great dark world, Beyond the long borders where foam and drift Of the sundering wave... more »
Chet Raymo, “Surrender To Facts”
*“Surrender To Facts”* by “I'm currently reading two books. One I found in the house when I arrived, presumably left by a previous visitor: Cheryl Strayed's "Wild", a young woman's attempt to sort out her messed-up life and grief for her mother's death by hiking alone on the Pacific Crest Trail, many hundreds of miles along the ridges of California's Sierra Nevada and Oregon's Cascades mountains. The other, my friend Douglas Christie's "The Blue Sapphire of the Mind: Notes for a Contemplative Ecology", grounded in Doug's extensive knowledge of the Christian monastic tradition. Tw... more »
Fighter…
…Over broken glass, through a hurricane; undeterred, determined and steadfast…. . Borrowing from Mike Vanderboegh – “This is no small thing, to restore a republic after it has fallen into corruption. I have studied history for years and I cannot … Continue reading →
President Trump Delivers Remarks from CDC Headquarters in Atlanta – Video and Transcript…
Yesterday President Trump toured the Centers for Disease Control in Atlanta, Georgia. At the conclusion of the tour and briefing the President delivers remarks to the media and holds a press conference. [Video and Lengthy Transcript Below] . [Transcript] – … Continue reading →
Did I say "dictatorship"?
Did I say "dictatorship"? Don't believe it's true? Here is some more evidence for those with open eyes. *The New York Times* reports that Erik Prince, brother of Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, has since 2016 been recruiting former spies in U.S. and U.K. intelligence to help spy on organizations that oppose the illegitimate Trump administration. If you remember my linked article, this counts as "rage-inducing." And color me not surprised. Trump's authoritarian tendencies have always been in evidence for anyone paying attention. Apparently it's not enough, as I discussed last time,... more »
Japanese 8th-century poet enriched by the high culture of the Tang Dynasty
Japanese 8th-century poet enriched by the high culture of the Tang Dynasty Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times The eighth-century Japanese scholar and poet Abe no Nakamaro (698-770) belongs to the cultural world that was inspired by the Middle Kingdom (China). From a very young age, he showed exemplary skills suited to the world of […]
"Something You Already Know..."
"Let me tell you something you already know. The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It is a very mean and nasty place, and I don't care how tough you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain't how hard you hit; it's about how hard you can get hit, and keep moving forward. How much you can take, and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done. Now, if you know what you're worth, then go out and get what you're worth. But you gotta be willing to take the hit, and not pointing ... more »
Covid-19 Update: “Coronavirus: Why The US Is In Deep Trouble”
Chris Martenson, “Coronavirus: Why The US Is In Deep Trouble” - https://www.peakprosperity.com/
Tucker Carlson: Extortion by China Is America’s Greatest Threat
Did you know that NINETY-FIVE PERCENT of the ingredients of all antibiotics sold in the USA are imported from China? And there’s more, as you’ll soon hear. — Safespace —
Trump Visits CDC Labs Today; One Million COVID-19 Test Kits Already Shipped Across USA
A long video, but you’ll learn just how fast the CDC is moving, and also how the test kits work to identify virus carriers. — Safespace (hopefully a safe enough space to keep the virus OUT!) —
Coronavirus: Ten Reasons Why You Ought Not to Panic
Global Issues News Headlines - 5 hours ago
Mar 07 (IPS) - Ignacio López-Goñi is microbiologist and works in University of Navarra (Spain).Regardless of whether we classify the new coronavirus as a pandemic, it is a serious issue. In less than two months, it has spread over several continents. Pandemic means sustained and continuous transmission of the disease, simultaneously in more than three different geographical regions. Pandemic does not refer to the lethality of a virus but to its transmissibility and geographical extension. Read the full story, “Coronavirus: Ten Reasons Why You Ought Not to Panic”, on globalissues.o... more »
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"No Ways Tired in A Sea of Lies"
"No Ways Tired in A Sea of Lies" by Chris Floyd "I think we are living in a world of lies: lies that don't even know they are lies, because they are the children and grandchildren of lies. One of the hardest things to accept is that the reality of our world is buried under so many layers of official deception and well-cultivated public ignorance about our history and our political system. Even if you break through somehow, momentarily, and hold up a fragment of the truth, most people have no context for dealing with it. It's like a bolt from the blue, they can't process the informa... more »
Trump Derangement Syndrome Damages the Democratic Party (2)
Women’s March down Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC on January 20, 2017. It protested the inauguration of Donald Trump. Wikimedia Commons / Tnewman39 In my last post, I looked at four ways in which progressives’ loathing of Donald Trump was damaging the Democratic Party. These were: The Russian collusion delusion, charges of obstruction of justice, and the […] The post Trump Derangement Syndrome Damages the Democratic Party (2) appeared first on A Divided World.
"Our Greatest Pretenses..."
"Our greatest pretenses are built up not to hide the evil and the ugly in us, but our emptiness. The hardest thing to hide is something that is not there." - Eric Hoffer
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