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Never Waste A Crisis
Coronavirus is a serious and unique global public health challenge that has crippled and shutdown much of the US and global economies with unprecedented speed and shock. Not surprisingly coronavirus alarm has pushed most other issues and concerns out of the news — much to the dismay of climate alarmists. But the alarmists aren’t taking […] The post Never Waste A Crisis appeared first on Climate Realism.
An Important Interview with an Italian nano-pathologist on Covid-19
*Dr. Stefano Montanari, nano-pathologist* *H/T to the Truthseeker for posting this interview * Readers, important information on this viral debacle is coming thick and fast. It is hard to keep up and we cannot read everything. This, however, is a highly illuminating interview and I urge you to read it carefully. Particularly crucial are Dr. Montanari's comments on *the usefulness of face masks* to prevent spread of the virus...and his comments regarding the *propensity of the Covid-19 test to produce "false positives". * ********** *An Interview with an Italian nano-pathologist ... more »
Can This App Diagnose Coronavirus from a Cough?
*Stephen Silver* *Technology, * A group of ten researchers and scientists from Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh are working on building a web-based app to analyze the coughs of those with coronavirus systems. The team has been working on the app from home, with Carnegie Mellon closed since last month. Ever since the start of the coronavirus epidemic, a major concern has been the lack of available tests. In some parts of the U.S., even people showing clear symptoms of infection haven't necessarily been able to obtain a test. Now, a group of ten researchers and scientists f... more »
Why America Should Not Exclude Nicaragua From the CAFTA-DR Trade Agreement—Especially During the Coronavirus
*Lourdes C. Bautista, Donald Boudreaux* *Politics, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2020%3Anewsml_RC2Y7F96ULBO&share=true] Bad for democracy and for people's lives. In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak, having a trade agreement in place is more critical than ever before. According to a study of latest U.S. Census Bureau data, “Nicaragua’s trade with the United States rose to $822.9 million through the first two months of 2020.” Besides the evident increase in trade, U.S. multinational companies such as Kimberly Clark—promoting brands li... more »
Can South Korea Safely Hold Elections During the Coronavirus Pandemic?
*Jenny Town, Natalia Slavney* *Politics, Asia* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2017%3Anewsml_RC1EAF999E70&share=true] The world will learn from their experience on way or the other. Since the outbreak of the coronavirus, elections have posed a complicated challenge. Hungary’s parliament, for instance, recently passed legislation that gave its prime minister the right to rule by decree (with no end date) and canceled all elections. Nagorno-Karabakh (the Republic of Artsakh) went ahead with its first round of in-person elections at the end of March... more »
Could a Mach 5 SR-72 Spy Plane Already Be in the Sky?
*Caleb Larson* *Security, * If anything about the SR-71 program can be gleaned, it is that the existence of the SR-72 will likely be unacknowledged for some time after it is operational. For all we know, the SR-72 could already be in the air. In the late 1990s, the SR-71 Blackbird — the world’s fastest, highest-flying plane ever — was retired. Perhaps preemptively. *Slow Satellites* Although satellite reconnaissance has largely overtaken the role of spy planes, they are not always a perfect solution, particularly when intelligence information is needed very quickly. Satellites c... more »
Would You Buy a Huawei OLED HDTV?
*Stephen Silver* *Technology, * Not Coming Soon: If you live in the U.S., you won't likely be able to make that choice, it seems. Huawei is a major Chinese technology company that's long been highly controversial. A provider of telecom equipment and other services in China, the company's best-known consumer product is smartphones, but it's also a major player in 5G technology. Now, Huawei is preparing a push into OLED TV. According to the English-language Chinese gadget review site Gizchina, Huawei executive Richard Yu has taken to Weibo, the Chinese version of Twitter, to sha... more »
Taiwan’s Success Against the Coronavirus Could Spur Greater U.S.-Taiwan Cooperation
*Anthony B. Kim, Terry Miller* *Security, Asia* [image: Reuters] The TAIPEI Act, although introduced in Congress last year, is especially relevant in the context of the current global health crisis. Taiwan has had remarkable success in dealing with the coronavirus, with fewer than three-hundred confirmed cases and just two deaths as of March 28. Taipei isn’t just the name of Taiwan’s capital. It’s the name of an important piece of legislation that President Trump recently signed: the Taiwan Allies International Protection and Enhancement Initiative (TAIPEI) Act. The bipartisan s... more »
One Cable Company Won't Come Inside Your Home Thanks to Coronavirus
*Stephen Silver* *Technology, * Now that could be, well, difficult. Are cable technicians essential workers, during the coronavirus shutdowns? In the eyes of the federal government, yes. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, which is part of the Department of Homeland Security issued a guidance in late March which established an "advisory list" of workers who are part of what's called the "Essential Critical Infrastructure Workforce." The list, while advisory but not holding the force of law, included a section for communications and information technology, thos... more »
How Morocco Is Taking On Coronavirus
*Ahmed Charai* *Security, Africa* [image: Reuters] Moroccans have learned that to reach the horizon beyond the deadly virus that they must address the equality gap among themselves. In every country where COVID-19 strikes, it has laid bare the gap in equality that also plagues our world. The vulnerable and the poor are succumbing in larger numbers and struggling to survive economically, while the healthy and the privileged bear an enormous moral responsibility to others. Here in Morocco, we are all facing an unprecedented test—similar in some ways to more powerful countries, yet ... more »
America Is an Oil and Gas Superpower (And then Coronavirus and Price Wars Happened)
*Jakob Puckett* *Economics, Americas* [image: reuters] Here are the tools the government can use. America’s energy boom over the last decade has brought about tremendous benefits. Households have saved $2,500 per year in lower all-around energy costs. Even better, America’s status as the world’s largest oil and gas producer has loosened autocratic petrostates’ dangerous grip on oil supplies. But, as with everything else these days, the coronavirus pandemic is threatening all of that. The decline in energy demand from an economy on lockdown and a price war by Russia and Saudi Ar... more »
What If the Coronavirus Recession Gets Worse Than Expected?
*Jonathan Bydlak* *Economics, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2020%3Anewsml_RC2STF9U5TKC&share=true] What tools does the government have? Whenever the government substantially intervenes in the U.S. economy, you can bet there will be commentators worried about inflation. Nine times out of 10, I’d be inclined to agree. But not now. That’s because it’s increasingly apparent that we’re headed toward an economic downturn that will be deeper and longer-lasting than many commentators realize or are willing to admit. The shutdown of large se... more »
SR-71 Spy Plane: Still the Fastest Plane on Earth (But a Nightmare to Get Airborne)
*Caleb Larson* *Security, * The SR-71 was fast but fussy — getting the Blackbird into the sky took hours of preparation. Once it was airborne though, it set world records which stand today. The SR-71 was fast but fussy — getting the Blackbird into the sky took hours of preparation. Once it was airborne though, it set world records which stand today. *Speed Demon* *The SR-71 was designed for speed *— and quick it was. In the aftermath of Gary Powers being shot down over the Soviet Union in a U2 spy plane, Lockheed’s Skunk Works division was charged with designing a plane that co... more »
We Need a Coronavirus Vaccine. Patents Might Slow the Process.
*Simon Lester, Bryan Mercurio* *Health, * The current system of drug production is based on the idea of patents, which are temporary monopolies over a particular process or product granted to inventors for a defined time period. That monopoly creates incentives for companies to invent new products by letting them charge prices above what would be available in a free market. As a result, medicines are one of the most lucrative areas for successful inventors. But will this work in the age of Coronavirus? The COVID-19 coronavirus has become a global pandemic. With infection and fa... more »
Trump Accuses Reporter Of Working For China At Coronavirus Briefing
*Chuck Ross* *Politics, Americas* [image: U.S. President Donald Trump responds to a question about the Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General's report on the shortage of novel coronavirus tests for hospitals during the daily coronavirus task force briefing at the White House in] Turns out, it wasn't such an unreasonable assumption. President Donald Trump pressed a reporter on Monday about whether she was working for the Chinese government after she asked a question about medical supplies that Beijing has provided the United States. The reporter, who said she w... more »
Obama Throws Support Behind Elizabeth Warren Coronavirus Plan
*Chris White* *Politics, Americas* [image: U.S. President Barack Obama delivers remarks at AARP headquarters in Washington February 23, 2015. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) listens at left. REUTERS/Gary Cameron] She's rolled out a few others as well. Former President Barack Obama appeared to toss support behind Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s most recent plan to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. Warren “provides a cogent summary of how federal policymakers should be thinking about the pandemic in the coming months,” Obama said Monday on Twitter, referring to the Massachusetts senators’ b... more »
John Bolton Takes Aim At the World Health Organization
*Chris White* *Politics, Americas* [image: Former U.S. national security advisor John Bolton speaks during his lecture at Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, U.S. February 17, 2020. REUTERS/Jonathan Drake] He called it 'an accomplice to China's massive coverup of Covid19.' Former National Security Advisor John Bolton is supporting efforts to drastically reform the World Health Organization (WHO) after recent reports suggested the organization is in league with China. WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus should resign amid reports he is subservient to Beijing, ... more »
Wiesel: Germany's Killer Mini-Tanks That Has Been Forgotten
*Caleb Larson* *Security, * Though tankettes have become almost ineffective on today’s battlefields, Germany’s Bundeswehr still fields the both the Wiesel 1 and Wiesel 2, though their long-term effectiveness is questionable. While German tank design is perhaps best known for their World War II armor supremacy, or success in exporting Leopards post-Cold War, the smallest in the Bundeswehr’s inventories is worth a look. *Wiesel 1* The first Wiesel (weasel in English) was designed in the late 1970s by the German manufacturing firm Rheinmetall to provide West German paratroopers wi... more »
Moon Jae-in's War Against Coronavirus: What Do the Voters Think?
*Mitchell Blatt* *Politics, * When the coronavirus outbreak hit South Korea, it looked like that would be yet another setback for Korean President Moon Jae-in, whose Democratic Party is trying to hold onto plurality control of the National Assembly in elections that take place April 15. But a systematic response that included mass testing, localized mobile alerts, and an aggressive regime of quarantining arriving passengers have succeeded in flattening the curve and, if polls are to be trusted, limiting Moon’s electoral liability. When the coronavirus outbreak hit South Korea, it... more »
CFACT co-signs letter to President in support of Safer Affordable Fuel-Efficient Vehicles Rule
The new rule is projected to save Americans $1,400 over the life of a new vehicle. More importantly, it will reduce collision fatalities by more than 3,300 annually and it will reduce hospitalizations by tens of thousands. The post CFACT co-signs letter to President in support of Safer Affordable Fuel-Efficient Vehicles Rule appeared first on CFACT.
PLEASE STOP WITH THE 5G NONSENSE
Too many people are asking me to give my opinion about this, as a scientist, so here goes. 5G electromagnetic frequencies and the 5G emission technology themselves do NOT constitute "evil technology" that can be used, as deployed, to depopulate the world, or make you sick, or affect your psychological state, or make you more vulnerable to infections, etc. That is crazy shit, polluting your
Obama era scandal: ACE flunks its OIG audit
Is this part of a smoking gun to Ukraine? The Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe and Eurasia (ACE) under the microscope by OIG. The March OIG report was just released by the Office of Inspector Generals. ACE flunked an important part of the program. What OIG Audited From FY 2016 through FY 2018, the Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs, Office of the Coordinator of U.S. Assistance to Europe and Eurasia (ACE), was responsible for overseeing approximately $1.3 billion in foreign assistance funds transferred to other Feder... more »
China’s Coronavirus Epicenter Wuhan Ends 76-Day Lockdown
The city's 11 million residents will be permitted to leave without special authorization as long as a mandatory smartphone application shows they are healthy and have not been in recent contact with anyone confirmed to have the virus.
NYC Coronavirus Deaths Exceed 3,200, Topping Toll for 9/11 Attacks
The 2001 terror attacks killed 2,753 people in New York City and 2,977 people overall.
The US Should Fight COVID-19, Not Venezuela
It seemed as though Venezuela was finally moving forward towards a negotiated solution to its political crisis, yet the naval deployment may sabotage the dialogue, as it was partially designed to do. The other purposes of the deployment were to distract from COVID-19 at home and to take advantage of the epidemic in order to increase the pressure on the Maduro government. It was a bizarre scene that played out on April 1 during the press conference announcing the deployment. CNN was covering the conference live, believing it to be about the pandemic; this belief was reasonable, as ... more »
The Rap Sheets Of The Big Ventilator Producers
Earlier this year, the U.S. Attorney’s Office in South Carolina announced that a company called ResMed had agreed to pay more than $37 million to settle allegations under the False Claims Act that it illegally paid kickbacks to promote sales of equipment used to treat sleep apnea. The case did not receive much attention at the time, but ResMed, which also produces ventilators, is now one of the companies involved in the controversy over the distribution of equipment that hospitals desperately need to save lives during the coronavirus pandemic. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and other... more »
New York State Pays Up To 15 Times The Normal Prices For Medical Equipment
With the coronavirus outbreak creating an unprecedented demand for medical supplies and equipment, New York state has paid 20 cents for gloves that normally cost less than a nickel and as much as $7.50 each for masks, about 15 times the usual price. It’s paid up to $2,795 for infusion pumps, more than twice the regular rate. And $248,841 for a portable X-ray machine that typically sells for $30,000 to $80,000. This payment data, provided by state officials, shows just how much the shortage of key medical equipment is driving up prices. Forced to venture outside their usual vendors... more »
An All-American Urge To Offer Corporate Welfare
To say that these are unprecedented times would be the understatement of the century. Even as the United States became the latest target of Hurricane COVID-19, in “hot spots” around the globe a continuing frenzy of health concerns represented yet another drop down the economic rabbit hole. Stay-at-home orders have engulfed the planet, encompassing a majority of Americans, all of India, the United Kingdom, and much of Europe. A second round of cases may be starting to surface in China. Meanwhile, small- and medium-sized businesses, not to speak of giant corporate entities, are alre... more »
COVID-19 Chronicles: How The World Will Change After The Coronavirus
COVID-19 Chronicles are a series of interviews and conversations with personalities, analysts, doctors, thinkers, activists and politicians on the meaning of the coronavirus crisis and its impacts on the world’s politics. Eventually, we will get past the virus. But will we get past the problems the virus has identified? How will the world change? A line in history is being drawn by COVID-19, how will the post-COVID world be different from pre-COVID. The interviews are conducted by Frank Barat. He is an activist, journalist, and producer. He has worked on books with Noam Chomsky, ... more »
A Primer on Asian Americans
Asian Americans fight against “the perpetual foreigner syndrome.” That is the sentiment that no matter how much they try to be American — or in fact have always been American — they must be secretly loyal to another nation. The suggestion to some Asian Americans to take opportunities for proving their patriotism is to them only another infuriating indication that they face bias. They are being told they, unlike others, need to overcome doubt about the matter
SOCIOPATH-IN-CHIEF?: Lack of empathy, unhinged attacks!
*TUESDAY, APRIL 7, 2020All the president's symptoms:* In last Saturday's matinee performance, the sheer stupidity of Donald Trump's claims occasionally provided some comic relief. The rare matinee performance began at 4:15 PM Eastern. Before long, the president was reciting one of his favorite monologues—the one about the way the fiendishly dishonest governors have been making absurd requests. Governor Cuomo was named without being named. The commander in chief said this: TRUMP (4/4/20): It’s very understandable that officials would seek to get the most they can get for their com... more »
Syrian Army, villagers intercept US military convoy in northeast Syria
BEIRUT, LEBANON (6:00 P.M.) – For the third time in two weeks, the Syrian Arab Army (SAA), alongside villagers from Hamou, blocked a U.S. military convoy from bypassing a checkpoint in the Al-Qamishli District. According to local sources in Al-Hasakah, the Syrian Army stopped the U.S. convoy as it approached the checkpoint; this was followed […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Russian reinforcements pour into northeast Syria after US convoy enters from Iraq
BEIRUT, LEBANON (5:40 P.M.) – The Russian military deployed more reinforcements to its base at the Al-Qamishli Airport in northern Al-Hasakah on Monday evening, a source from the Syrian Army told Al-Masdar News. According to the source, the Russian reinforcements were redeployed from the ‘Ayn ‘Issa countryside in Al-Raqqa to the Al-Qamishli Airport this week […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Russian Air Force to receive 2 new An-124 aircraft
The Russian Aerospace Forces will receive two additional An-124 Ruslan super-heavy military transport aircraft, a source in the aviation industry revealed. “The contract [with the plant] includes the modernisation of individual systems of two An-124-100 super-heavy military transport aircraft for the Russian Aerospace Forces”, the source said. He did not specify the date the aircraft […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Syrian and Turkish armies send reinforcements to Idlib in largest buildup this year
BEIRUT, LEBANON (5:00 P.M.) – The Syrian and Turkish armed forces have been sending reinforcements to the Idlib Governorate on a daily basis, despite an ongoing ceasefire among the all warring parties in the region. On Tuesday, the two armies continued their large-scale buildup, with the SAA sending troops to the eastern and southern countrysides […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
How CEOs Are Ruining AmericaToday, America’s wealthiest business...
Robert Reich - 11 hours ago
*How CEOs Are Ruining America* Today, America’s wealthiest business moguls – like Jamie Dimon, head of JPMorgan Chase – claim that they are “patriots before CEOs” because they employ large numbers of workers or engage in corporate philanthropy. Rubbish. CEOs are in business to make a profit and maximize their share prices, not to serve America. And yet these CEOs dominate American politics and essentially run the system. Therein lies the problem: They cannot be advocates for their corporations and simultaneously national leaders responsible for the wellbeing of the country. Th... more »
Republicans Insist Churches Are Essential Businesses-- Even As Congregations Become Hot-Beds Of COVID-19 Infection
*Failure by Nancy Ohanian* Since the shutdown here in L.A., gun shops have been busier than usual, sometimes with long lines snaking down the street in front of them. A friend of mine who has never owned one before, bought one, a shotgun. Are people worried marauders looking for pasta and toilet paper could be a danger to their families? Another exception-- primarily, but not exclusively, in Southern states-- is even crazier: churches. I recall in early December, when I was flying back to the U.S. from Seoul (on a Korean airline) there was whispering about a strange new deadly disea... more »
Still riding in Maine
*Starr Gilmartin (Trenton, Maine) on her bike and finding a way to promote Lisa Savage's campaign for the US Senate against current Republican Senator Susan Collins.* It will be a Ranked Choice Voting (RCV) election for the Senate here in Maine - the first in the nation. So there is no spoiler - people get to rank their favorite choices. You can learn more about Lisa at her web site *here* During this isolation from the virus Lisa is staying quite busy (her public school where she teaches of course has been closed) - in particular she has been calling for the closure of Bath Iro... more »
Pandemic planning
"Needs vs. Wants vs. Desires During the Coronavirus." I saw this as a topic in an article on financial planning. Events or relationships that don't cost anything would be at the top for me. Attending church. Coffee with a friend. Walking with neighbors. Concert in a city park. Browsing the public library shelves.
Polls Show Business, Consumer Sentiment Suffering Under Coronavirus Shutdown
[image: polls-show-business-consumer-sentiment-suffering-under-coronavirus-shutdown] Polls are consistent: Consumer and business sentiment is taking a dreadful hit thanks to the “social distancing” and “sheltering at home” protocols put in place last month to fight the virus.
Military And Intelligence News Briefs -- April 7, 2020
*Daily Mail: **'Shut the F*** up': What one sailor shouted when Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly flew to Guam and told fired aircraft carrier's captain's crew their hero 'was too naive or too stupid to be a commanding officer'* * Thomas Modly, President Trump's acting Navy secretary, told sailors on the USS Theodore Roosevelt that their fired captain was 'naive' and 'stupid' * Modly complained about the memo Captain Brett Crozier about a coronavirus outbreak on the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier * 'If he didn't think, in my opinion, that this information wasn't going to get out... more »
A Vision for the Future of the Russian Faith Website – Russian Faith
Charles BausmanMar 14, 2018 I begin this column with some bad news. My dear, stout-hearted friend and invaluable, steadfast colleague, David Curry, who was the publisher and founding spirit of this site, and who ran the business side of Russia Insider, of which I am editor and publisher, has been sidelined by a health crisis, which will … Continue reading A Vision for the Future of the Russian Faith Website – Russian Faith →
Putin & Trump Forced into Populist Alliance vs. Globalists – The End of Jewish Power?
Sylvain LAFOREST 23 hours ago We live in exciting times. The unknown that lays ahead for all of us is both exhilarating and scary. Exhilarating in the long term, but rather scary in the short term. All empires eventually die and we’re in the terminal phase of the New World Order that will not recover … Continue reading Putin & Trump Forced into Populist Alliance vs. Globalists – The End of Jewish Power? →
Who is Tedros Ghebreyesus
Friday, April 3, 2020 Reclaiming Beauty Who is Tedros Ghebreyesus The following points give some background on Ghebreyesus, who is everywhere identified as an Ethiopian, but is actually from Eritrea. (I refer to him by his first name as Tedros in the following): He may have worked in Ethiopia under various regimes, but I think … Continue reading Who is Tedros Ghebreyesus →
Coronavirus Power Grab
Coronavirus Power Grab, India’s Tragic Lockdown, Resources for Parents Revealing News Articles April 7, 2020 Dear friends, Explore below key excerpts of revealing news articles on U.S. Attorney General William Barr’s use of the Coronavirus to grab new powers such as the ability to disregard habeas corpus, the human tragedy resulting from India’s pandemic lockdown, … Continue reading Coronavirus Power Grab →
Government Corruption News Articles
Excerpts of key news articles on government corruption Below are key excerpts of little-known, yet highly revealing news articles on government corruption from the major media. Links are provided to the full news articles for verification. If any link fails to function, read this webpage. These articles on government corruption are listed by order of … Continue reading Government Corruption News Articles →
Coronavirus News Articles
Excerpts of key news articles on the coronavirus Below are key excerpts of little-known, yet highly revealing news articles on the coronavirus from the major media. Links are provided to the full news articles for verification. If any link fails to function, read this webpage. These articles on the coronavirus are listed by order of … Continue reading Coronavirus News Articles →
Eye on Extremism: Apr 7, 2020
Eye on Extremism: Apr 7, 2020 Reuters: Taliban Break Off Talks With Afghan Government On Prisoner Exchange “The Taliban on Tuesday broke off talks with the Afghan government on a prisoner exchange, a main step in peace talks being brokered by the United States after it agreed on a troop withdrawal pact with the militants. … Continue reading Eye on Extremism: Apr 7, 2020 →
Anjem Choudary’s Ties to Extremists
Key Points Through al-Muhajiroun and its various successor organizations, Anjem Choudary has influenced hundreds of violent extremists around the world. British authorities arrested Choudary in 2014 for supporting ISIS and sentenced him in 2016 to five-and-a-half years in prison. Choudary was released on parole in October 2018 after serving half his sentence. British media has … Continue reading Anjem Choudary’s Ties to Extremists →
‘Schindler’s List’ Changed Me: Former Jihadi
April 7, 2020 By Clarion Project (Clarion Project) Jason Walters, a former jihadi, radicalized himself and eventually joined a Dutch jihadi organization called the Hofstad Group. The group’s leader, Mohammed Bouyeri, murdered Dutch film producer Theo Van Gogh, who was a known critic of Islam. Walters was imprisoned for nine years for throwing a grenade … Continue reading ‘Schindler’s List’ Changed Me: Former Jihadi →
Meet the Woman Who ‘Tested’ Honor Killers & Other Extremists
April 7, 2020 By Clarion Project (Illustrative photo: Pixabay) Meet Rachael Bell, a forensic psychologist who sat across from honor killers in therapy sessions to determine whether these extremist men could shed their extremist beliefs. In the third episode of Clarion Project’s Endeavor Against Extremism podcast, we bring you a fascinating one-on-one conversation with Bell. … Continue reading Meet the Woman Who ‘Tested’ Honor Killers & Other Extremists →
Grisham Out as Press Secretary, Will Head First Lady’s Staff
White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham, who held the job for nine months, never held a single formal press briefing.
How should we deal with the reality of this epidemic?
By John Andrews (Massachusetts) • Inaction on the part of of both Democrats and Republicans is responsible for us being unprepared for COVID-19. The failure did not start in January 2020. • We need to invest in adequate public health and stop letting our investments be dictated by the need to help profit-driven capitalist companies exploit sick people. • We need Medicare-for-All so that everyone gets preventive health care and adequate treatment. • We need to develop vaccine production that is not dependent on capitalist corporations that wait for an attractive return-on-inves... more »
Dr Knut Wittkowski Debunks the Coronavirus Frenzy – Important video
“For all respiratory epidemics, if you leave it alone, it comes for two weeks, it peaks, and it goes for two weeks, and it’s gone.” “There are no indications that anything is different from the regular flue, maybe a bit worse….” – Dr Knut Wittkowski ___________________ Dr Knut Wittkowski Debunks the Coronavirus Frenzy Professor Wittkowski, ... Read more Dr Knut Wittkowski Debunks the Coronavirus Frenzy – Important video The post Dr Knut Wittkowski Debunks the Coronavirus Frenzy – Important video appeared first on Ice Age Now.
Greta Releases Her New Album – Makes Cover Of The Rolling Stone
Dressed in Soviet red, Greta is now an official rock star. We sing about beauty and we sing about truth At ten-thousand dollars a show We take all kinds of pills that give us all kind of thrills But the … Continue reading →
Mashable Says -25C Is Scorching
Mashable says the red blob over Siberia is scorching. The planet’s climate scorched in the first 3 months of 2020 GISS shows January/February temperatures in that red region averaging around -25C, which is above average but not as warm as … Continue reading →
Life in the Fear Lane...
*don't buy into it.* This whole Wuflu thing has become tedious, tiresome, and taxing to the internal workings of our bodies. I was out and about yesterday and other than Wallyworld having outside roped off areas for lines the place was packed. There was no one in line either. I was judging by the parking lot since I didn't actually go inside the store. I saw a few people with little homemade cloth rags tied on their face which was weird. I hope they know that it does *not* protect against viruses - coming or going. And I'm betting that stupid mask never gets washed either. *Stres... more »
7 Popular Food Combinations That Can Ruin Your Health
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The US government has possibly millions of chickens in secret locations laying eggs year round for flu vaccines. The exact number and location are a matter of national security. Here’s what we know about the chickens.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/us-government-possibly-millions-chickens-040254779.html
UK Doctor Shares Breathing Technique That Could Help Alleviate COVID-19 Symptoms In Early Stage
https://www.indiatimes.com/trending/human-interest/uk-doctors-shares-breathing-technique-covid-19-symptoms-510243.html
Miss England, Bhasha Mukherjee, returns to UK to work as NHS doctor
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/06/uk/miss-england-coronavirus-doctor-scli-intl-gbr/index.html
Sandy Springs orders installation of Verizon 5G poles to halt indefinitely, citing pandemic.
https://www.reporternewspapers.net/2020/04/01/sandy-springs-orders-installation-of-verizon-5g-poles-to-halt-indefinitely-citing-pandemic/
Potential early biomarker to track development of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-04-potential-early-biomarker-track-non-alcoholic.html
Graphic Video Shows Cops Make K9 Maul Surrendered, Handcuffed Man for Nearly 2 Minutes
[image: k-9]Graphic video of an arrest over the weekend shows police tasering a man with his hands in the air before forcing the K-9 to maul him for nearly 2 minutes.
The ocean’s ‘biological pump’ captures twice as much carbon as expected
Originally posted on Tallbloke's Talkshop: The ocean carbon cycle [credit: IAEA] The Woods Hole researchers find ‘the efficiency of the ocean’s “biological carbon pump” has been drastically underestimated’, with inevitable implications for climate modelling and assessments. Given that the oceans hold 50 times more CO2 than the atmosphere, this must matter. – – –…
Gullible daughter meets non-gullible dad
I'd say you've got to get up pretty early to catch this guy napping . . . Peter
Kissinger’s Call for a New World Order
[image: kissinger-s-call-for-a-new-world-order] Henry Kissinger is calling for a “transition to the post-coronavirus order.” Yet, the ingredients Kissinger considers essential for establishing that new world order appear, like ventilators, to be in short supply.
Chinese Propaganda Outlet Given Access to White House Press Briefings
[image: chinese-propaganda-outlet-given-access-to-white-house-press-briefings] A reporter who had an exchange with President Trump was found to be working for an outlet reportedly controlled by China’s propaganda machine.
Half of UK chickens produced by US agriculture giants
The data has fuelled concerns about growing American influence over the British food sector
REBELLION: ‘This Is Not Nazi Germany or Soviet Russia Where You Are Asked For Your Papers!’ Says Maine Sheriff
BY MEGAN FOX APRIL 3, 2020 Maine’s Franklin County Sheriff Scott Nichols has a strong message for the Governor of Maine, Janet Mills, who issued “stay-at-home” orders with threats of police punishment if not followed. Sheriff Nichols issued a statement on the Franklin County Facebook page saying in no uncertain terms he will not follow the unconstitutional order. “We will not be setting up a Police State. PERIOD,” he wrote. “The Sheriff’s Office will not purposefully go out and stop vehicles because they are on the road or stop and ask why people are out and about. To do so puts our... more »
Hoarders beware — AG Barr and millions of citizens have long memories
When day after day, we are faced with people ranting about needing medical supplies like masks and gowns, most people feel helpless except those figuring out ways to create their own masks. However, when China begins selling back to us masks that it has on hand or has been holding sway over places like Italy, then we get pissed on a global scale. BUT, when we hear about U.S. companies deliberately hoarding or withholding possible life saving drugs or medical equipment, that is a whole new level of rage. We won’t forget….and we will pass along the names as we … Continue reading →
App to the Rescue? How Location Tracking Apps Could Stop the Spread of Coronavirus
*Eivor Oborn* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Technology could help prevent the spread of the disease. Nearly half of the world’s population is now locked down in their homes to avoid spreading the coronavirus. With a vaccine likely still many months away, many countries are looking for ways they can get their people and economies moving again without risking further deaths. New research suggests that using an app to track people’s movements and identify and isolate anyone who has come into contact with an infected person could be critical in avoiding or leaving lockdown... more »
Assault Ships to the Rescue: Spanish Navy Mobilizes for Coronavirus Relief
*David Axe* *Security, * The Spanish navy is deploying one of its amphibious assault ships in order to help its exclave city of Mellila cope with the coronavirus pandemic. The Spanish navy is deploying one of its amphibious assault ships in order to help its exclave city of Mellila cope with the coronavirus pandemic. “It will take us only 24 hours to mobilize the crew, and once at sea, the ship will need between four and six hours to sail from its naval base in Rota to Mellila,” the Spanish defense ministry announced on March 31, 2020. The ship set sail with an SH-3 helicopter fi... more »
Does Donald Trump Want to Start Mining the Moon?
*Ethen Kim Lieser* *Space, * [image: U.S. President Donald Trump addresses the daily coronavirus task force briefing at the White House in Washington, U.S., April 6, 2020. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque.] With Trump’s executive order, the U.S. now possesses a clearer vision for future off-Earth mining, without the requirement for further international treaty-like agreements. President Donald Trump is looking to the stars even though much of the country is currently grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic. On Monday, Trump signed off on an executive order called “Encouraging International S... more »
Coronavirus's Biggest Enemy: Capitalism?
*Jarrett Stepman* *Politics, Americas* Businesses have stepped up against the virus. In times of crisis, Americans don’t look just to the government to save the day. In certain intellectual circles in the United States it’s become fashionable to decry free markets, laying every economic woe of any American at the feet of “late stage capitalism,” the buzzword used to decry any business practice that seems designed to promote big business over the little guy. But right now, as our nation struggles to deal with the coronavirus, we’re seeing proof our American companies are steppin... more »
How Kim Jong-un Dominates North Korea
*Doug Bandow* *Security, * [image: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visits a drill of long-range artillery sub-units of the Korean People's Army, in North Korea in this image released by North Korea's Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) on March 2, 2020.?KCNA?via REUTERS] "Kim is no Mikhail Gorbachev. The latter wanted to reform the Soviet Union, but not just the economy. He also wanted a freer politics and more humane society. Nothing suggests that Kim is so inclined. To the contrary, the Supreme Leader has cracked down on traffic across the border with China as well as cultural inf... more »
Why America's F-117 Stealth Fighter Made History (It Has F-16 and A-10 DNA)
*Caleb Larson* *Security, * In order to counter Soviet air defenses, Lockheed dreamed up the world’s first stealthy airplane, the F-117, which is still used today in a very limited capacity. In order to counter Soviet air defenses, Lockheed dreamed up the world’s first stealthy airplane, the F-117, which is still used today in a very limited capacity. *Origins* The Lockheed F-117 was a product of the Vietnam War. During Vietnam, The United States lost a number of both fighters and bombers due to North Vietnamese surface-to-air missiles supplied by the Soviet Union. *The Yom Ki... more »
The B-1 Lancer Bomber: Built to Kill Millions with Nuclear Weapons
*Caleb Larson* *Security, * The B-1 proved to be popular in Afghanistan, where its combination of high speed, long-range, and high payload capacity meant that it could serve as a ground-attack-support platform, despite being originally designed as a nuclear bomber. The B-1 Lancer is an impressive long-range, supersonic heavy bomber with variable-geometry wings designed for both supersonic and subsonic speed. Its nickname is The Bone. *New Engines* *General Electric* developed a new turbofan design for the Lancer that has an afterburner, meaning the airframe can dump additionall... more »
Meet America's Last Heavy Tank – Chrysler's Mighty M103
*Peter Suciu* *Security, * It wasn't what the Army wanted, but it could get the job done. When the tank was originally conceived during the First World War by the "Landship Committee," the concept was to have a lumbering vehicle that would be truly massive in size. That proved to be impractical—but as tank development continued tanks of different sizes were devised. This included light tanks able to scout and exploit breakthroughs, while a medium tank would offer firepower and mobility. The bulk of most tanks used during the Second World War fell into the medium tank category, b... more »
Coronavirus Triage: How Doctors Decide Which Patients Are Prioritized
*Neil Shortland* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Doctors face an ethical dilemma: choosing certain patients over others. As the coronavirus spreads and demand for medical gear far outstrips the supplies, doctors in the U.S. may have to choose who among their patients lives and who dies. Doctors in Italy have already been forced to make such moral choices. In a recent article in The New York Times, six doctors at five of the major city hospitals said they were worried they would soon have to make painful decisions regarding who should come off lifesaving ventilators. In... more »
Is The F-21 Fighter The Plane India Really Wanted?
*Peter Suciu* *Security, Asia* Many nations are vying for India's latest contract. Lockheed Martin describes the F-21 as being "specifically configured for the Indian Air Force," and that it provides unmatched "Made in India" opportunities that could strengthen the nation's path to an advanced airpower future. The fighter program is a joint partnership with Lockheed Martin and Tata, and is aimed at addressing the IAF's unique requirements – while still supporting thousands of U.S. supplier jobs, including U.S.-based Lockheed Martin engineering, program management, sustainment and... more »
What I care about – a note received
I shared that my local newspaper published my letter to the editor whose theme was “Listen to the truthtellers.” I included the letter in recent post. Today, I received a very gracious letter from someone I do not know thanking … Continue reading →
Peak Death, Peak Greed
If the dueling headlines *Global Stocks Rise To Record Levels* and *US Coronavirus Death Rate Doubles In Five Days* aren't enough to wake people up to the grotesque reality that "No, Virginia, we're *not *all in this together," then nothing ever will. New York Times columnist Paul Krugman, considered one the country's more prominent liberal public influencers, merely ascribes the horrendous political response to the pandemic to "learned helplessness" while marveling that not only did the CARES bill contain barely minimal relief for regular people, but that the dastardly Donald Trum... more »
WATCH: Cops Violate Social Distancing to Arrest Innocent Dad for Playing in a Park with 6yo Daughter
[image: park]To arrest an innocent father lawfully playing t-ball at a park with his 6-year-old daughter, cops violated social distancing rules and potentially exposed a family to COVID-19.
Journalist Gets $369K After Cops Raided His Home, Kidnapped Him for Refusing to Name Source
[image: journalist]After releasing information damaging to the reputation of police, officers illegally raided a journalist's home, kidnapped him and stole his property.
The rare birth of a baby tiger called “Covid” brings hope to Mexican zoo
The rare birth of a baby tiger called “Covid” has brought a glimmer of hope to a private zoo in eastern Mexico even as normal life seizes up in the country to contain the deadly coronavirus that inspired his name. Named by the family that owns the zoo as the global pandemic intensified, Bengal tiger Covid was born on March 14 in a small zoo in the city of Cordoba that specializes in rescuing animals from circuses and exotic private collections. The coronavirus causes the respiratory disease COVID-19, which is often used synonymously with the virus. The tiger’s birth came as a sur... more »
UK Prime Minister is Stable in ICU with Coronavirus, Received Oxygen
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the first major world leader confirmed to have COVID-19, is not on a ventilator.
Navy Official Apologizes for Calling Fired Captain ‘Stupid’
Acting Navy Secretary Thomas Modly had relieved Capt. Brett Crozier of command after the captain raised the alarm about the coronavirus-stricken USS Theodore Roosevelt.
Séoul et Jakarta s'engagent à signer un ALE sur fond de pandémie de nouveau coronavirus
bilaterals.org - 14 hours ago
07-Apr-2020 La Corée du Sud et l'Indonésie sont convenus mettre en œuvre leur accord de libre-échange rapidement de manière à minimiser l'impact économique de la pandémie de nouveau coronavirus.
It’s not a war, it’s an education
News 1. Graphed: COVID-19 in Nova Scotia The latest charts are here, and they include the 31 new cases announced yesterday. I really like these charts, showing total and daily breakdowns of new cases, hospitalizations, total tests, and so on. They provide an easy visualization to help understand how things are changing, day-by-day. They also […]
Leveraging Africa’s Technology Boom to Protect U.S. Interests
A Zipline worker in Rwanda works on a drone used to deliver blood and other medical supplies to remote areas. Photo credit: Sarah Farhat/World Bank https://www.flickr.com/photos/worldbank/32875549113, CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 African leaders, organizations and individuals are increasingly investing in Africa’s expanding technology sector, presenting U.S. policymakers with a unique opportunity to reframe the U.S. approach to Africa and support an endeavor that has the potential to mitigate against the underlying factors driving many of Africa’s current and potential conflicts. In the past t... more »
“The Neoliberal Prophets Have Become Advocates of the Social Economy. We Must Return to Social Imperatives”
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - One of the greatest experts on international relations, Bertrand Badie says that the crisis unleashed by Covid-19 is painfully exposing the true face of globalization. That a virus originating in a Wuhan market has spread across five continents in just a few weeks, causing one of the most severe health […] The post “The Neoliberal Prophets Have Become Advocates of the Social Economy. We Must Return to Social Imperatives” appeared first on The Rio Times.
Online Education in the Covid-19 Crisis: “It’s Like Coke Dealers Handing Out Free Samples”
How coronavirus is being used to advance the anti- public-education agenda
"The Lockdown Wouldn't Be So Devastating If Our Economy Wasn't So Rigged, Brittle and Exploitive"
*"The Lockdown Wouldn't Be So Devastating If Our* * Economy Wasn't So Rigged, Brittle and Exploitive"* by Charles Hugh Smith "What's remarkable about the lockdown isn't the hue and cry about the economic damage - it's the absence of any critical curiosity as to how our economy became so fragile that only the wealthiest contingent can survive a few weeks on savings or rainy-day funds. A healthy, resilient economy would be able to survive a few weeks of lockdown without a multi-trillion dollar bailout of every racket in the land. A society that wasn't threadbare financially and social... more »
"Economic Market Snapshot AM 4/7/20"
*AM 4/7/20, Updated as Available.* ○ *"The more I see of the moneyed classes, * *the more I understand the guillotine."* - George Bernard Shaw ○ *Perfect storm: "*A perfect storm is an event in which a rare combination of circumstances drastically aggravates the event. The term is used by analogy to an unusually severe storm that results from a rare combination of meteorological phenomena." Coronavirus consequences precipitate total global economic collapse... ○ “This Is What Economic Collapse Looks Like” ○ Gregory Mannarino, AM 4/7/20 *"**The WCB Is Buying Everything! * *Stocks Set F... more »
"Covid-19 Pandemic, Economy Updates AM 4/7/20"
*"Covid-19 Pandemic, Economy **Updates AM 4/7/20" * *- Frequently **Updated**"* Please visit these sites often for the very latest Covid-19 Pandemic and Economic news and information. ○ *- https://www.zerohedge.com/* *04/07/2020 - 06:49: "*New York Reports Largest Single-Day Jump In Deaths As COVID-19 Optimism Fades: Live Updates" *APR 7, 2020 6:49 AM: *“US Outbreak Worsens, European Numbers Continue To Fall, As Global COVID-19 Infections Near 1.5 Million: Live Updates” ○ - *https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/* ○ *Click image for larger size.* *4/7/20, 10:14:58 AM. **For updates clic... more »
The Assyrian Roots of the Names of Lebanese Cities
Assyrian International News Agency - 14 hours ago
Zahlé, Lebanon.The Syriac language has impacted the way Lebanese people talk, even if they're not aware of it. Many Syriac words have been adapted in the Lebanese language, and have influenced the names of beautiful Lebanese cities.
Pandemic Politics: Wisconsin Voting Underway Despite Coronavirus
Voters across the state, many without masks covering their faces, waited in line to cast ballots at crowded polling sites.
The Mighty Moron
For Donald Trump, everything is about trade. And trade is about war. The Trudeau government has had some experience with Trump on this file. Susan Delacourt writes: Canada does have a playbook for trade disputes with the United States, and Justin Trudeau’s government hauled it out to deal with Donald Trump’s America-first hoarding of pandemic-fighting supplies. Perhaps no one should have been surprised that the U.S. president’s penchant for turning global matters into trade wars includes, it seems, an international pandemic. Faced with a familiar Trump tactic, the Trudeau govern... more »
Widespread Efforts To Divide Americans Plague Coronavirus Fight
[image: President Donald J. Trump listens to a reporter’s question during the coronavirus update briefing Saturday, April 4, 2020, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House. (Official White House Photo by Tia Dufour)] The American people are suffering an obvious campaign to divide them and encourage them to believe false conspiracy theories about the coronavirus pandemic, rather than join together to mobilize science, production, and mitigation measures against it. They see a display in their Congress and national media, aimed consciously at sabotaging President D... more »
Stop Falling for the Blame Game, Let's Go All-Out for a New Renaissance
Stop Falling for the Blame Game, Let's Go All-Out for a New Renaissance Video of Stop Falling for the Blame Game, Let's Go All-Out for a New Renaissance You know what's not going to solve the crisis? Blaming other people for our mistakes. That's what the neo-liberal establishment has been doing for the entire Trump Presidency, and it doesn't look like they are changing their tune any time soon. Don't fall for it! RSPV for our April 25-26 conference and find out how we are going to move the U.S. and the world forward. Every weekday morning Harley will brief you on what you nee... more »
Blue Angels F/A-18 Performs A High-Speed Swoop So Low It Leaves A Huge Dust Cloud Swirling Around Maverick Film Crew
*Daily Mail:* *Dramatic moment a Blue Angels F/A-18 performs a high-speed swoop so low it leaves a huge dust cloud swirling around Ed Harris in sneak peak of Top Gun: Maverick stunt scene* * US-navy owned Hornet F/A-18 undertook the daredevil flight in south California * Plane is part of the navy's Blue Angels squadron which does demonstrations * The film has had its release date pushed back by six months due to coronavirus This is the moment a Blue Angels F/A-18 fighter jet swoops so low it leaves a cloud of dust swirling around Ed Harris in sneak peak of Top Gun: Maverick scene.... more »
Bill Gates, ID2020 And the Planned-Demic To Bring In The New World Order
Bill Gates, ID2020 and the Planned-Demic To Bring In The New World Order by Jeff Berwick, https://dollarvigilante.com/ It’s finally arrived in Mexico. Although it took quite a while longer for the impact to be felt here, the coronavirus scam-plague has finally forced the Mexican tourist industry to almost completely shut down. – We just arrived …
Comet (Atlas) Bright Enough to be Spotted by Human Eye is Breaking Apart, Astronomers Reveal
Stars cast down to earth?! Is this the fulfillment of Revelation 12? Comet Atlas appears out of the tail of Draco the Dragon constellation. – Comet (Atlas) Bright Enough to be Spotted by Human Eye is Breaking Apart, Astronomers Reveal by Carlo Inigo Monzon, https://www.ibtimes.sg/ Astronomers believe that a bright comet, which is expected to …
Panic And Political Absurdity In The Face Of The Pandemic
In history, the great epidemics that wiped out national economies were almost all followed by numerous overthrows of the executives. The one at Covid-19 should be no exception to this rule, no matter how many deaths it may cause. That is why political leaders around the world are making decisions […]
A Lesson in Mortality
Clearly the coronavirus outbreak has aroused the fear of dying that is always just beneath the surface of awareness. Most of us are closer to being snowflakes than warriors, and thus secure in our artificial physical and cyberspaces. With only virtual threats serving as entertainment, the notion that we could actually die from an unseen […]
What Is The Fall-Out If World Leaders Succumb To The Covid-19 Coronavirus?
US President Donald Trump, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson at a NATO roundtable meeting in England in December. AP Photo/Frank Augstein *Rosie Perper, Business Insider:* *Boris Johnson tested positive for COVID-19 and is being treated in the ICU. Experts explain the possible fallout of other world leaders catching the coronavirus.* * The coronavirus, which causes a disease called COVID-19, has killed more than 74,000 and infected over 1.3 million. It has spread to at least 184 countries. * On March 27, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnso... more »
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*Online Learning Finds Its Moment* On March 10, Harvard University president Lawrence S. Bacow (who later tested positive for coronavirus) announced that instruction in residence would be suspended and that the university would be transitioning to virtual instruction until further notice. He directed students not to return to campus after spring recess. Many other colleges and universities quickly followed suit, and virtually overnight, a huge share of the nation’s roughly 15 million college students found themselves taking their spring classes online from home, using platforms su... more »
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*NY Times Claims Nepal Crop and Migrant Crisis – As Yields Set New Records* The New York Times invented a fake climate scare today (April 6), claiming climate change is causing thousands of people in Nepal to become migrants due to crop failure caused by climate change. The problem is, crop yields throughout Nepal are enjoying consistent, long-term growth. In fact, the past seven years provided the seven highest crop yields in Nepalese history. The year 2017, the latest year for which the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) provides data, produced the highest Nepa... more »
The tug of war between the virus and fiscal stimuli
7 April 2020 — theplanningmotivedotcom The markets have taken solace from the various fiscal, rather than monetary stimuli, recently introduced, including the $2.2 trillion package by the US Senate. CNBC has observed that: markets have moved sideways over the last 7 sessions. However, as the economic news becomes more disastrous it is likely that this … Continue reading The tug of war between the virus and fiscal stimuli
WILL THE RIGHT-WING RANK-AND-FILE REBEL AGAINST CORONAVIRUS RESTRICTIONS?
So I was just reading a Free Republic thread in which one Freeper wrote this: *Once the All Clear is Given, How can Trump counter Governors Keeping their States Closed* ... Let’s assume that in the coming 2-3 weeks, Trump gives the all clear that its time to get back to work. We already have several governors just looking for any reason to keep things closed. Inslee in WA just shut the schools down for the rest of year. Murphy in NJ is talking well into May before he opens things up. Cuomo will probably be a bit more flexible in NY but not much. Northam has VA closed until June. Wo... more »
What is known about China’s 3rd generation anti-tank missile system?
Chinese arms exporter Norinco has announced the first export shipment of China’s third-generation HJ-12 anti-tank missile system (ATCM). The corporation does not disclose any further details about the deal, including the name of the buyer, the number of goods purchased and its value. According to Russian military expert Vasily Kashin, this system, which was first […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Russia to conduct large-scale naval exercise in front of US forces in Mediterranean
BEIRUT, LEBANON (2:10 P.M.) – The Russian military is preparing to conduct large-scale naval drills in the eastern Mediterranean, as a U.S. aircraft carrier group enters the region. According to the Russian publication Avia.Pro, the Russian military will conduct a series of missile exercises that involves the navy and troops at the Hmeimim (Khmeimim) Airbase […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
US-led Coalition withdraws from military base near infamous Abu Ghraib Prison
BEIRUT, LEBANON (1:45 P.M.) – The U.S.-led Coalition has withdrawn from its sixth base in Iraq, Al-Sumaria TV reported on Tuesday. According to Al-Sumaria TV, “the international coalition forces decided to withdraw from a military base in the Abu Ghraib area, west of the capital, Baghdad, and hand over the site to the Iraqi forces […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
SA Supreme Court jury finds NSW woman Wendie-Sue Dent guilty of murdering partner
New South Wales woman Wendie-Sue Dent, who was accused of poisoning her partner with prescription medication in 2015, is found guilty of murder by a South Australian Supreme Court jury.
Nine new cases of coronavirus confirmed in Tasmania
Just In - 15 hours ago
Authorities reveal eight of the nine new cases of coronavirus confirmed in Tasmania are linked to the North West Regional Hospital, as the state records its third death.
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