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Trump Didn't CAUSE The Pandemic-- But The Catastrophic Results In The U.S. Are His Fault. He Wants To Blame Biden... And His Brain-Dead Base Is Fine With That
*When will Trump turn on DeSantis & other failing GOP governors?* I keep reading about how governors get much better approval ratings for their handling of the pandemic than Trump does. Well, of course! But I always ask myself what about the governors who are actually doing an even *worse* job than Trump, like Kristi Noem (R-SD), Brian Kemp (R-GA), Pete Ricketts (R-NE), Ron DeSantis (FL), Greg Abbott (R-TX), Kim Reynolds (R-IA)... do their constituents even know? I found a poll a couple weeks ago that showed Florida voters were rating DeSantis slightly worse than Trump. But the *Was... more »
The U.S. Navy's Fast-Attack Submarine USS Missouri Heads for Sea Trials
*Peter Suciu* *Security, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2014%3Anewsml_GM1EA8M1BO001&share=true] Another addition to the fleet. This week the U.S. Navy’s USS Missouri (SSN 780), a Virginia-class fast-attack submarine, departed the Pearl Harbor naval Shipyard for sea trials after completing a scheduled extended dry-docking selected restricted availability (EDSRA). The U.S. Pacific Fleet announced that during the maintenance period the shipyard and crew performed tank cleaning and lining, hull preservation, propulsion and ship system rep... more »
How Should Governments Send out Public Health Messages?
*Aulona Ulqinaku* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] There is lots of research into the way brands communicate that suggests some tones work better than others when it comes to getting your message across. While lockdown measures are being lifted in some parts of the world, the situation for millions remains the same: stuck at home due to social distancing, worried and looking to their government for news about when life may return to normal. The way national leaders and governments are choosing to communicate complex and unsettling public health information about COVID-19 ... more »
How Hedgehogs Are Benefitting From Coronavirus
*Lauren Moore* *Public Health, Europe* [image: Reuters] Lower traffic volume means less animal lives taken. Roads are an unforgiving place for wildlife. The almost constant rush of cars, lorries, vans and buses means that animals brave enough to attempt a crossing risk a swift death. Collisions with vehicles kill millions of animals worldwide each year. In fact, it’s the largest human-driven cause of death for vertebrate land animals, even surpassing hunting. The hums, beeps and vibrations from vehicles extend for kilometres from the road itself. Artificial light that shrouds ro... more »
Iran Still Uses this Massive 'Zombie' Cannon (Made in America)
*Caleb Larson* *Security, Middle East* [image: By BRAM DE JONG / Dirk Van Laer - http://www.defenselink.mil/multimedia/, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3851670] The M110 is a bit of a zombie—neither tank nor artillery piece, but something of both. The M110 is based on the smaller M115 howitzer, a towed artillery piece that in its ultimate configuration was designed in 1939, but owed its development to a post-World War I heavy howitzer. The M110 could fire a massive eight-inch artillery shell nearly 20 miles away. Even though it’s retired with the ... more »
Meet Russia’s Odintsovo Karakurt-Class Corvette (A Killer or a Dud?)
*Peter Suciu* *Technology, Europe* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2017%3Anewsml_RC15DE716E80&share=true] It is all set to begin trials. The Russian Navy’s Odintsovo Karakurt-class corvette of project 22800 is preparing for its sea trails. Last month the crew completed its training at the Navy center in St. Petersburg, while the vessel’s running trails began last month. It recently completed its dock trails to check the operations of some life support, radio navigation and communication systems as well as the main powerplant. The Project 22800 ... more »
How Democrats and Republicans React Differently to Coronavirus
*Sander van der Linden, Costas Panagopoulos, John Kerr* *Politics, Americas* [image: Reuters] Political polarisation remains clear in responses to COVID-19. While the coronavirus does not discriminate across party lines, the same is not true the other way around. President Donald Trump has accused Democrats of politicising the outbreak and repeatedly downplayed the pandemic’s significance, initially comparing the coronavirus to the “regular flu”. In mid April, the president tweeted “LIBERATE VIRGINIA, and save your great 2nd Amendment. It is under siege!” as part of a highly con... more »
Why Importing Products Without Bilingual Labels Endangers French Speakers in Canada
*François Larocque, Linda Cardinal* *Public Health, Americas* [image: Reuters] Health Canada has suspended official languages rules on bilingual labelling in an effort to speed up the importation of certain disinfectant and cleaning products and mitigate the impacts of shortages. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to wreak havoc, Canada has responded with an array of emergency measures to combat the spread of the virus. In a controversial order, Health Canada has suspended official languages rules on bilingual labelling in an effort to speed up the importation of certain disinfec... more »
This Nazi German Pilot Made a New Life For Himself As a Proud American
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* [image: Eine Focke-Wulf Fw 190. Möglicherweise ist dies eine Fw 190A-3 der 5./JG 1 in Katwijk (Niederlande) im Sommer 1942. Bundesarchiv.] Jack Hildebrandt's story of combat, captivity, and courage—in his own words. It was November 1, 1944. I, Feldwebel (Technical Sergeant) Gustav Jack Lothar Carl Herbert Julius Hans Jergen Hildebrandt von Lengerke (aka “Jack” Hildebrandt), had just completed a successful strafing run against British General Bernard “Monty” Montgomery’s advancing army along the southern end of the Dutch-Belgian border.... more »
Coronavirus: How Convalescent Plasma Therapy Has Been Used During Pandemics
*Sarah L Caddy* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Convalescent plasma has been trialled as a therapy in previous coronavirus outbreaks. Many options are being explored to treat COVID-19. These include new drugs specifically designed to target SARS-CoV-2, as well as “repurposed” drugs - that is, existing drugs designed to treat a different disease. By far the oldest treatment being tested, though, is convalescent plasma. This involves using blood plasma from people who have recovered from COVID-19 and infusing it into patients who currently have the disease. Plasma is the l... more »
Why Humans Are Responsible for Viruses Transmitted From Bats (Including Coronavirus)
*Narveen Jandu* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] Viruses that circulate in other animals can enter a human population when a variety of human activities allow for consistent and regular interaction with naturally occurring reservoirs. Viruses are naturally occurring entities. Viruses have existed on Earth long before humans and vastly outnumber humans. There are more viruses on Earth than there are stars in the universe or cells in the human body. As a cellular microbiologist who has studied the origin and development of infectious diseases and their prevention, understand... more »
British Paratroopers Fought Tooth and Nail To Liberate Sicily From the Fascist Army
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* [image: British Airborne soldiers on an assault course at a parachute school in North Africa, 7 August 1943. Imperial War Museum/Christie (Sergeant) No. 2 Army Film & Photographic Unit.] During the 1943 Allied invasion of Sicily, the British and Germans fought pitched battles for two key bridges: the Malati and the Primosole. ‘‘As I floated down, the whole dropping zone seemed to be on fire; tracer bullets had set the tinder-dry stubble alight. There was no time to get my bearings before I landed with a hell of a thwack on my back in a... more »
How Did England Become the 'Sweatshop of Europe'?
*Mimi Goodall* *History, Europe* [image: Reuters] Understanding sugar’s rise to ubiquity helps to tell the story of some of the most important phenomena in economic history. The history of sugar is also the history of capitalism, of exploitation, of globalisation and of industrialisation. In September 1591, Queen Elizabeth I stopped during her annual progress around her kingdom at the home of the Earl of Hertford, Elvetham Hall near Basingstoke in south-east England. The second night’s entertainment was reported to be quite the culinary spectacle: a banquet, served in the garden... more »
Tar sands coronavirus outbreak kills two Dene elders
Agnes McDonald died from coronavirus spread from a tar sands man camp. By Brenda Norrell Censored News The coronavirus outbreak spread by tar sands workers has killed two Dene elders and is spreading widely by workers that are returning home. Canada failed to contain the spread from the man camp. Two Dene elders in a La Loche care home have died from the virus spread from the man camp
Unfinished bizness
- It was quiet around here in Brunswick for almost two months. Now folks hope the virus is over and they are starting to hit the streets again. Car traffic is picking up. In 14 of Maine's 16 counties things are starting to open again. The other two counties (York and Cumberland) are still mostly on lock down. I live in Cumberland County. - Dentists are clamoring to open as they report that infections and such are on the rise which could lead to serious illness. I can relate to this concern since for the past two weeks I've had a tooth infection and n... more »
Cancer researcher loses defamation suit against critic
Carlo Croce can’t catch a break in court. Yesterday, a Federal U.S. judge ruled against Croce, a cancer researcher at The Ohio State University, in a case Croce had filed against Purdue University professor David Sanders in 2017. As Judge James Graham, of the Southern District of Ohio Eastern Division, writes in the 36-page ruling … Continue reading Cancer researcher loses defamation suit against critic
Rio State Will Not Comply With New Federal Guidelines on Essential Services
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The State Government of Rio de Janeiro announced on Tuesday morning, May 12th, that it will not be considering beauty salons, barbershops, and gyms as essential services. The announcement was confirmed by Governor Wilson Witzel's advice. At the end of the morning, the governor commented on a social network. "There […] The post Rio State Will Not Comply With New Federal Guidelines on Essential Services appeared first on The Rio Times.
51 Percent Approve of Federal Government Efforts While 67 Percent Support Isolation
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The performance of the Bolsonaro government in the fight against the novel coronavirus is approved by 51 percent of Brazilians interviewed in the National Transport Confederation (CNT) opinion poll, released on Tuesday, May 12th. Another 42.3 percent disapprove of the measures adopted by the Executive and six percent did not […] The post 51 Percent Approve of Federal Government Efforts While 67 Percent Support Isolation appeared first on The Rio Times.
Brazil Government Says Emergency Aid Cash Payments Cannot Be Permanent
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Ministry of Economy said yesterday, May 12th, that the emergency aid cannot become permanent, so as not to compromise fiscal policy. "Concerning the news that the emergency aid program could become permanent, the Ministry of Economy states that it has been implementing temporary measures to tackle the impact of […] The post Brazil Government Says Emergency Aid Cash Payments Cannot Be Permanent appeared first on The Rio Times.
IRONY: Hospitals are bleeding billions
coronavirus shutdowns may lead to mass closures From the National Sentinel: I’ll keep this short, you can read the article. I remember Dr. Fraudci stating emphatically, I and quote, “All hospital beds in the United States will be occupied by May 8, 2020!” May 8th is in the rear view mirror, and hospitals are empty. Another greater prediction by the corrupocrat. ~Ragnar (RFXtFR)
THE MOST CHILLING THING JARED KUSHNER TOLD TIME HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH VOTING
A *Time* interview with Jared Kushner was just released, and this is the part that's getting the most attention: ... *Time* magazine White House correspondent Brian Bennett ... asked during the live-streamed interview: “Is there any scenario, including a second outbreak in the fall, where the election is moved past November 3rd?” “That’s too far in the future to tell,” Kushner replied. “Nothing that I’m aware of now ... It’s not my decision to make. I’m not sure I can commit one way or the other. But right now that’s the plan.” He later tried to explain his remarks to *The New York ... more »
What Really Happened To The Freedom Angels At The Sacramento May Day Demonstration?
Thank you to Children's Health Defense for sharing this story with our readers. By Danielle Gail and Curtis Cost On May 1, 2020, citizens demonstrated across America over the measures that different states were taking to deal with the COVID... more »
The Amazing Polly Presents The Global Health Mafia Protection Racket
380,000 views 30,000 likes 388 "how dare you!" no likes "Fauci, Event201, Foundations ...and something called the Global Preparedness Monitoring Board. I expose the front organizations covering for the Global Health Mafia." And another installment
Betraying America, redux - or, fiddling while America burns
The well-known (and almost certainly apocryphal) story of Emperor Nero playing the fiddle while his city of Rome burned around him is well-known. It seems the same story could be told of Nancy Pelosi and the Democratic Party right now . . . but *not* apocryphally. They appear willing to let this country go to the dogs, just so long as they can ram through their ideology - an ideology which has nothing whatsoever to do with the coronavirus pandemic and the damage it's done to our nation and our economy. Let Tucker Carlson explain just how ghastly is their new "HEROES Act" and its ... more »
Foreign Affairs Runs Propaganda from Swedish Employers on Sweden’s Covid-19 Fiasco, Failing to Disclose Sponsorship and Misrepresenting Results
Foreign Affairs runs "dangerous to your health" propaganda from the Sweden without informing its readers.
A Way To Make COVID-19 College Furloughs More Fair
Looking at how to cope with the college and university funding crisis.
Should CDC bureaucrats and governors be held responsible for shut-down related deaths?
Just wondering…. “Not satisfied with throwing tens of millions of American workers on the unemployment line or forcing tens of millions of American students out of school with its initial “Flatten the Curve” plan immediately followed by its “Slow the … Continue reading →
High-stakes retail wager: Q&A with marijuana publisher High Times chair, new CEO
High Times Holding Corp. Chair Adam Levin and the company’s new CEO, Peter Horvath, have an audacious plan: Take the iconic cannabis magazine publisher public and transform it into a marijuana retail powerhouse, one that licenses its brand to third-party operators. Time will tell whether they can succeed. Last week, Levin tapped Horvath to become […] High-stakes retail wager: Q&A with marijuana publisher High Times chair, new CEO is a post from: Marijuana Business Daily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs
Testing and the State Petri Dishes of Democracy
Looking at state (non) progress on Covid-19.
Rio de Janeiro Will not Open Beauty Salons and Gyms
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Despite the decree issued on Monday, May 11th, in an extra edition of the Federal Gazette that included gyms, hairdressers, barbershops and beauty salons as essential services during the novel coronavirus pandemic, Rio de Janeiro will not release these activities for the time being. The state government said it will […] The post Rio de Janeiro Will not Open Beauty Salons and Gyms appeared first on The Rio Times.
Airlines Start to Rebound Driven by China
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Airlines have increased their flight seating capacity this week, particularly companies from China and Hong Kong, an indicator that the sector is starting to rebound from the strong impact of the coronavirus pandemic, according to OAG Aviation Worldwide. Globally, carriers added 600,000 net seats for a total of nearly 30 […] The post Airlines Start to Rebound Driven by China appeared first on The Rio Times.
São Paulo State Records 47,711 Cases and 3,949 Deaths, Says Health Secretary
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Secretary of Health of the State of Sao Paulo, Jose Henrique Germann, reported that the state records 1,580 new confirmed infections with the novel coronavirus in the last 24 hours, an increase of 3.4 percent to 47,711 cases. In a press conference at the Palácio dos Bandeirantes, the secretary […] The post São Paulo State Records 47,711 Cases and 3,949 Deaths, Says Health Secretary appeared first on The Rio Times.
Bolsonaro Advocated Federal Police Swap to Shelter Family and Allies
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - In the Cabinet Meeting video dated April 22nd, aired on Tuesday, President Jair Bolsonaro advocated changes in the Rio Federal Police command to prevent his family and friends from being "harmed" by ongoing investigations. According to the report of three sources who watched the video, Bolsonaro said he would like […] The post Bolsonaro Advocated Federal Police Swap to Shelter Family and Allies appeared first on The Rio Times.
Mysterious murder of Chinese scientist in US leaves many questions unanswered
Bing Liu was close to revealing promising findings about coronavirus when murdered inside his own home More The post Mysterious murder of Chinese scientist in US leaves many questions unanswered appeared first on The Duran.
Navajo Nation extends state of emergency until June 7, now with 103 deaths from coronavirus
On International Nurses Day, Navajo nurses are celebrated. Photo Navajo President's Office. The Navajo President's Office distributed food, water, donated pet food, and other essential items to 325 Navajo families in the communities of Klagetoh, Wide Ruins, Pine Springs, and Tsé si áni on Tuesday. Navajo Nation extends state of emergency until June 7, now with 103 deaths from
Solar Panel Trial Save Homes Hundreds Of Pounds A Year–At A Cost Of £55K!
By Paul Homewood Energy bills at a row of Swansea Valley bungalows which have been re-fitted with solar panels and a Tesla battery have dropped to just a pound a week. The six council-owned properties in Craigcefnparc have undergone a wholesale transformation in a pilot project which is expected to be rolled out across […]
Did you know a Eurovision-inspired AI Song Contest was being held this year? Australia just won it
The winning song includes samples of koalas, kookaburras and Tasmanian devils, and was made as a response to the Black Summer bushfires.
MyBudget system outage leaves thousands of Australian customers in financial limbo
Thousands of people using debt-management service MyBudget can't access its payment services, app, client portal and messaging services due to a system outage.
Youth activists challenge Clive Palmer coal mine saying it impacts their human rights
In an Australian legal first, an environment group is challenging a proposed mega-coal mine on the grounds that it infringes on their human rights because of its contribution to climate change.
Hugs, tears, smiles: A coronavirus reunion after weeks spent in Rottnest Island quarantine
West Australians quarantined on Rottnest Island for two weeks — many of whom were in lockdown in South Africa before that — are finally reunited with their families.
Peter Dutton lashes out at Queensland Government's plan to buy stake in Virgin Australia
The state-owned Queensland Investment Corporation will make an official bid for a stake in Virgin Australia after the airline went into voluntary administration last month amid tough coronavirus travel restrictions.
Kakadu traditional owners promised 'economic empowerment' in future tourism hub
Greater control for traditional owners over Kakadu National Park looks likely, after a breakthrough bill is introduced to Federal Parliament.
Real estate agent exploited impoverished 70-year-old for profit
The Supreme Court finds a South Australian real estate agent exploited an impoverished, vulnerable pensioner through property transactions, engaging in "unconscionable" conduct to secure large profits.
Rice ATMs cater to Indonesia's poor as millions face unemployment due to COVID-19
The global coronavirus pandemic has left millions of Indonesians struggling to make ends meet. Now authorities are rolling out 'rice ATMs' for those in need.
Port Adelaide Magpies fans left high and dry by SANFL withdrawal
Die-hard Port Adelaide Magpie fans are furious over the timing of the AFL's announcement that the team will have to withdraw, for the first time in history, from the SANFL.
Until coronavirus, Suzi worked as a flight attendant. Now she's on the frontline of the battle
The coronavirus pandemic has seen many Australians losing their jobs. At the same time there has been an urgent demand for frontline health workers, which has seen many make a career pivot to help battle the pandemic.
NFF concerned by China's clampdown but says 'issues do arise'
Australia's farm lobby attempts to quash fears that China's trade blitz on Australian agriculture could grow.
Convenience store giant OTR accused of $70 million worth of wage theft
A class action is lodged against SA's largest private employer, convenience store chain OTR, which stands accused of underpaying thousands of workers by up to $70 million over five years.
Drug-affected mother slammed car into motorbike rider in 'frightening' last-ditch bid to evade police
A mother of four is jailed for life after leading police on a "frightening" and "shocking" high-speed chase through Perth's southern suburbs that ended with the death of a motorcyclist.
Australia risks a 32pc house price crash in a 'prolonged downturn', CBA warns
Australia's biggest home lender warns Australian house prices could tumble by a third if coronavirus leads to a "prolonged downturn" and extended period of high unemployment.
Coronavirus update: Hong Kong authorities fear renewal of local transmissions, EU trying to revive tourism
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Hong Kong records its first coronavirus cases in three weeks not linked to overseas travellers, the cases come a week after bars, gyms and cinemas reopen.
Even This CNN Anchor Was Stunned by Obama's Former China Ambassador's Outrageous Claim
It takes a practiced vulgarian to make a sailor blush. Likewise, it takes a truly outrageous remark by an former Obama administration official to dumbfound even a soft skull CNN anchor. Generally speaking, if politicians go viral, it’s either because they’ve done something heartwarming, said something stirring or they’ve said something really F**king stupid. Enter Max Baucus, once Obama’s ambassador to China. This video doesn’t feature Baucus with a puppy or giving an inspirational speech to some first responders, so you guess which one it is. What brought on the reaction from CN... more »
Benjamin Netanyahu Suggests Microchipping Kids, Gets Slammed By Experts
Police track the movements of all vehicles in Israel and post the information to a database. In addition, it was disclosed that a database operated by Shin Bet, an Israeli security agency, stored movements, phone calls and text messages on all Israeli citizens and most Palestinians from the West Bank.
NY Governor Cuomo Admits He Was Wrong to Order Nursing Homes to Accept COVID Patients
Patients could have been housed at the Javits Center or the Navy hospital ship Comfort while in isolation. Cuomo has partially withdrawn his order and now requires that patients test negative for the virus before hospitals can return them to nursing homes. Cuomo has ordered an investigation that is designed to pin the blame on nursing and adult-care facilities.
Coronavirus Case Fatality Rate (CFR) now over 18% for France, 14% for Italy, 12% for Spain, 10% for Mexico and so far 6% for the USA… orders of magnitude higher than the regular flu
As this makes quite clear, the disease is not going to disappear and sooner or later we will all be infected by it. This article makes a worse case projection based on the assumption that this was all put together as a CCP biowerapon plot. The DEEP STATE is also at play here. Strong doses of vitamin C and D remain on the menu. That allows you to fend it off while your immune system masters it all. The really good news is that we have developed solutions that largely work for most. Not perfe ctly reassuring, but we do not need to fear our hospitals been over welmed as the new ... more »
PRAGER: The Worldwide Lockdown May Be The Greatest Mistake In History
I certainly hope not. Yet we can presume that at least two billion people are been inconveneinced. This also appears to be a communist forced operation top to bottom. I am weary of applying all their false names to their story lines. Yes this is all about arrogant fools rushing the response because that is what they planned all along. Communism is the political ideology of the stupid. It opens a road to power that inevitably wreacks them I do regret that I have dismissed their frubbish my entire life, but thden it would have made no difference if i had. You cannot researc... more »
General Flynn Exoneration triggers IG data release on CHILD RAPE PORN!
Yikes - turns out that this will be the platfom from which evidence of child trafficing will be released. Thus those hanging reports will have voucher as well. This was totally unexpected and is powerful. Calling out fake will not fly now. Turns out that our General really knew were the child victim bodies are buried for real. I do expect that Flynn has never left service during the past three years. . *GEN. FLYNN EXONERATION SPARKS RELEASE OF IG DOCUMENT – CHILD RAPE PORN! May 8, 2020 Timoth... more »
Electric microwave plasma thruster could rival traditional jet engines By Loz Blain
Nice bit of work, but not so immediate in terms of application. nice to know and have though.. We are in an era of real innovation with thrust systems as hte demand is also shaping up as well. Never think that we are finished though. We are also long past the days of a flathead V8 been used for decades without much change. all good. *Electric microwave plasma thruster could rival traditional jet engines* *By Loz Blain* *May 06, 2020* *https://newatlas.com/aircraft/microwave-air-plasma-thruster/* *The flame length and propulsive thrust of this new microwave-accelerated... more »
Iran denies IRGC destroyed warship in Persian Gulf
BEIRUT, LEBANON (10:30 A.M.) – The Iranian army denied that the Revolutionary Guard boats were the ones that bombed the Konark battleship last Sunday, killing 19 sailors and wounding 15, while an Iranian newspaper hinted that the U.S. might be behind this. The army spokesman, Shaheen Taqi Khani, said that the reports promoted by some […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Russia conducting its own chemical weapons investigation in Syria
Russia is conducting its own investigation into alleged chemical attacks in Syria and will share its conclusions with the world, Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vassily Nebenzia told reporters on Tuesday. “We are conducting our own expert investigation and we will share its results with you and international community”, Nebenzia said during a […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Syrian aircraft travels from Iran to Russian airbase to avoid Israeli strikes
BEIRUT, LEBANON (9:20 A.M.) – For the second time in two weeks, an aircraft flying from Iran to Syria has landed at the Russian Hmeimim Airbase in southwestern Latakia. According to a report from the Latakia Governorate, a Syrian cargo plane traveled from the Iranian capital to the Hmeimim Airbase, where they later unloaded without […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Syrian villagers force US military convoy to turn around: video
BEIRUT, LEBANON (8:40 A.M.) – Arab tribesmen in the Al-Hasakah Governorate forced a U.S. military convoy to turn around this week after it approached their villages in the Tal Tamr countryside. According to a report from Al-Hasakah, the Arab tribesmen, some armed with shovels, approached the U.S. military convoy and began shouting for them to […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source
Michael Moore pulls back the curtain, exposes “renewable” energy reality
Perhaps the most outstanding parts of the movie was a fast forward moving picture of every aspect of the mining of materials and construction of every aspect of what is called renewable energy.
How Canada Can Prevent Food Shortages During the Coronavirus Pandemic
*Donica Belisle* *Public Health, Americas* [image: Reuters] Canada can use what it knows about food crises to help protect workers. As news of the pandemic began circulating, Canadians hurried to grocery stores, laying in supplies for the upcoming crisis. By mid-March, experts had begun warning against hoarding. There is plenty of food in our supply chain, they said; do not “panic buy” lest we create shortages — and very real hardships — for vulnerable members of our communities. As an historian of Canadian food, I am alarmed to see how pressures for productivity have endangered... more »
Alabama Had No Chance Against Civil War General James Wilson's 14,000 Cavalry
*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* At the head of some 14,000 Union horsemen Maj. Gen. James Wilson prepared to launch the last major cavalry raid of the Civil War. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The last major military operation of the Civil War ended. Wilson’s superb campaign left a legacy demonstrating that a force able to make rapid movements and lay down high volumes of firepower could conduct independent operations with great prospects for success. As reveille sounded through the Union encampments on the south bank of the Tennessee River between Eastport, M... more »
How Coronavirus Proved the Value of Migrant Workers to Canada
*Bethany Hastie* *Public Health, Americas* [image: Reuters] These workers are often largely invisible to many Canadians, located either in geographically isolated areas, like farms, or indistinguishable at a glance from local working populations. The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a light on a previously hidden population of workers in Canada: temporary migrants. Temporary migrants come to Canada to work in industries such as agriculture, food services, hospitality and care-giving, in jobs that are often characterized by low wages and difficult working conditions. They are jobs tha... more »
When Occupied Europeans Died For the Nazis: The Battle of Demyansk
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* [image: Russland, Festung Demjansk, Ju 52. January 1942. Bundesarchiv/Ulrich.] Scandinavian volunteers took part in Nazi Germany’s 1942 summer offensive against the Soviets—and paid a heavy price at the Demyansk Pocket. On the surface it may seem odd that men of conquered nations would eagerly sign up to fight for their masters, but that is exactly what happened in Scandinavia in the 1940s. Although a small number of Scandinavians served in the German armed forces before 1940, it was not until after the invasion of Denmark and Norway ... more »
The 101st Airborne Fought Tooth and Nail To Secure This Bridge in Holland
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* [image: Parachutes open overhead as waves of paratroops land in Holland during operations by the 1st Allied Airborne Army. September 1944. U.S. Army.] Paratroopers encountered surprising resistance at the Dutch town of Best during Operation Market Garden. On the veranda of his temporary headquarters in a Dutch country house outside Veghel, Holland, renowned Luftwaffe General Kurt Student played lunch host to an old comrade, the chief of staff of the German Seventh Army. September 17, 1944, was a peaceful and pleasant late summer day in... more »
Why The World War II Allies Smashed Right Through Hitler's Atlantic Wall
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* Hitler did all in his power to create an impenetrable “Fortress Europa” and prevent an Allied invasion, but it wasn’t enough. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *In spite of all the money, manpower, and effort expended, in the end, thanks to information provided by British intelligence and the French Underground, a bit of luck, and many determined soldiers, the Allies breached the “impregnable” Atlantic Wall in a matter of hours on June 6, 1944. The popular image of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall (Atlantikwall) is one of massive bunkers and hu... more »
H.R. 6666: $100 Billion Dollar Contact Tracing Bill About Controlling/Tracking Population
Ben Swann A House resolution from Illinois Democrat Rep. Bobby Rush that would put Big Government in charge of tracking citizens’ movements as they relate to COVID-19 mitigation efforts — even sending health bureaucrats to “individuals’ residences,” “as necessary,” as the legislation states. end
David Knight: HR 6666, TRACE Force & Starvation As a Political Weapon
TR 76 News XIII Once again, Infowars delivers tomorrow’s news today! Viewers will learn about the H.R. 6666 TRACE bill, Fauci’s second wave of fear, the elite’s vaccination agenda and much more! end
US to Saudis: ‘You’re on Your Own!’ Riyadh Reeling (Full Show)
RT America Rick Sanchez explains the struggle for regional hegemony between Iran and Saudi Arabia and how the COVID-19 pandemic, current oil glut and increased pressure from Washington have led to economic trouble and reform in Riyadh as well as the withdrawal of US Patriot missiles from the kingdom. Then RT America’s John Huddy reports …
PROOF: Gates Foundation LOBBIED TRUDEAU Into Accepting MASS VACCINATION PROGRAM!!!
Press For Truth Both Bill Gates and the Prime Minister of Canada Justin Trudeau have been saying that life will not return back to normal until the majority of the population is vaccinated leaving many Canadians left to wonder if the two have colluded to push the same message! The dots have been connected and …
US Anti-ISIS Chief Says His Goal in Syria is to Create a ‘Quagmire’ for Russia, Not Battle Terrorism
US Anti-ISIS Chief Says His Goal in Syria is to Create a ‘Quagmire’ for Russia, Not Battle Terrorism by https://www.rt.com/ James Jeffrey, the US special envoy for Syria and defeating the Islamic State, has made quite a frank confession of how he sees his job and that of US troops there: to create a new …
“The Financial System Will Have To Be Reset”: How The World’s Most Powerful And Influential People See The World After The Pandemic
“The Financial System Will Have To Be Reset”: How The World’s Most Powerful And Influential People See The World After The Pandemic by Tyler Durden, https://www.zerohedge.com/ While nobody really knows what the world will look like on the other side of of the coronavirus pandemic, everyone has an opinion from economists, financiers, executives, all the …
Healthy Oceans: Keeping Asia and the Pacific Afloat
Global Issues News Headlines - 19 hours ago
BANGKOK, Thailand, May 13 (IPS) - Memories of idyllic beaches and sonorous waves may seem far away while we remain at home. Yet, we need not look far to appreciate the enduring history of the ocean in Asia and the Pacific. For generations, the region has thrived on our seas. Our namesake bears a nod to the Pacific Ocean, a body of water tethered to the well-being of billions in our region. The seas provide food, livelihoods and a sense of identity, especially for coastal communities in the Pacific island States. Read the full story, “Healthy Oceans: Keeping Asia and the Pacific Afl... more »
Why Some National Health Care Systems Do Better than Others
Global Issues News Headlines - 19 hours ago
BERLIN, May 13 (IPS) - In public health discussions, it is generally recognized that the social returns to health care investments are greater than the private returns, and much of such investments should be financed by the state. Read the full story, “Why Some National Health Care Systems Do Better than Others”, on globalissues.org →
Housing is Both a Prevention & Cure for COVID-19
Global Issues News Headlines - 19 hours ago
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 13 (IPS) - Public health officials are calling the "stay home" policy the sacrifice of our generation. To flatten the curve of COVID-19 infections, this call of duty is now emblazoned on t-shirts, in street art and a celebrity hashtag. Read the full story, “Housing is Both a Prevention & Cure for COVID-19”, on globalissues.org →
COVID-19: Zimbabwe’s Smallholder Farmers Step into the Food Supply Gap
Global Issues News Headlines - 19 hours ago
BULAWAYO, Zimbabwe, May 12 (IPS) - Bulawayo, Zimbabwe' second city of some 700,000 people, has experienced a shortage of vegetables this year, with major producers citing a range of challenges from poor rains to the inability to access to bank loans to finance their operations. But this shortage has created a market gap that Zimbabwe smallholders — some 1.5 million people according to government figures — have an opportunity to fill. Read the full story, “COVID-19: Zimbabwe’s Smallholder Farmers Step into the Food Supply Gap”, on globalissues.org →
Level 2 lockdown begins tomorrow with only 74 active cases of Cv-19 in NZ
Originally posted on Waikanae Watch: It’s also worth mentioning that 16 of the 21 deaths were from two rest homes, and it’s likely that all 21 had very limited longevity anyway. Another thing that should be mentioned is that no vaccine has been developed for any of the various Corona viruses — including SARS and…
Federal lawsuit filed: Border wall would block last jaguar migration paths
Lawsuit Challenges Trump Administration’s $7.2 Billion Transfer for Border Wall ConstructionNew Barriers Would Block Last Jaguar Migration Paths, Hinder U.S. Recovery By Center for Biological Diversity Censored News WASHINGTON — Conservation groups today sued the Trump administration for taking $7.2 billion from the Department of Defense for border wall construction without congressional
HR 6666 and Patent 060606: Luciferian Contact Tracing
Renee Parsons Last Updated on May 11, 2020 Welcome to HR6666 – $100 billion for tracking Americans guilty of COVID. And so it begins with the first Congressional effort to codify what may be the first of many unconstitutional legislative attempts to create a totalitarian One World Government under the guise of attacking the coronavirus … Continue reading HR 6666 and Patent 060606: Luciferian Contact Tracing →
CHINA WILL PAY: Blatant Deceit – TRUMP MANNING THE SHIPS!
The Hunter Is Out For Blood Donald Trump is NOT ABOUT to let all of the hatred towards China go to WASTE, so to speak. He’s a businessman, and not only that, he climbed the ranks of NYC real estate, so when he SENSES WEAKNESS in the enemy, he TRIPLES-DOWN! I expect Washington to sway … Continue reading CHINA WILL PAY: Blatant Deceit – TRUMP MANNING THE SHIPS! →
Tracking the Birth Pangs – News and Links
Tracking Bible Prophecy Headlines – 5/12/2020 Abbas: ‘If Israel annexes a single centimeter, all agreements with Israel, US canceled’ France pushing for tough EU response to any West Bank annexation Government swearing-in pushed off to Thursday against backdrop of Pompeo visit Palestinian Banks Targeted With Violence After Closing Accounts of Terrorists Report: Palestinians exploiting corona … Continue reading Tracking the Birth Pangs – News and Links →
Will Turkey contract its militarism because of its economic problems?
The EU cannot save Turkey from its economic woes More The post Will Turkey contract its militarism because of its economic problems? appeared first on The Duran.
WANTED – THE RUSSIAN ALUMINIUM WARS WITHOUT ALUMINIUM, WITHOUT OLEG DERIPASKA
by John Helmer, Moscow @bears_with Death can be a coincidence, but not in the Russian aluminium business. So when Dmitry Bosov died of a pistol shot at his home near Moscow on the evening between May 5 and May 6, and Anatoly Bykov was arrested by federal agents in Krasnoyarsk on May 7, everyone with well […]
Church fined $150k for advertising bleach as a coronavirus treatment
The Australian chapter of an international church selling and promoting bleach as a cure for COVID-19 has been issued infringement notices totalling $151,200.
PM dismisses concerns he was involved in authorising controversial sports grants
Prime Minister Scott Morrison dismisses concerns from Labor, saying the only times former sports minister Bridget McKenzie sought his approval on the controversial sports grants scheme was for announcement planning.
Drug-affected mother slammed car into motorbike rider in 'frightening' last-ditch bid to evade police
A mother of four is jailed for life after leading police on a "frightening" and "shocking" high-speed chase through Perth's southern suburbs that ended with the death of a motorcyclist.
How a discredited medical researcher became the latest face of pandemic misinformation
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Plandemic isn't the first video full of misinformation to go viral during the coronavirus pandemic. So how are videos like it shared so far, so fast?
Coronavirus tracing app now 'fully functional' after all states and territories sign up
Deputy Chief Medical Officer Paul Kelly confirms the Federal Government's coronavirus tracing app is now working after all states and territories signed up to allow its use.
WWII hero who died saving others denied Victoria Cross, as Lambie blasts 'cowardice'
Tasmanian World War II hero Edward 'Teddy' Sheean, who fired at enemy aircraft until the ship he was on sank, will not be posthumously awarded a Victoria Cross after the Federal Government rejects calls for a decision to be overturned — a decision blasted by Senator Jacqui Lambie as "cowardice".
China's latest move against Australian imports is straight from Beijing's punishment playbook
The Morrison Government seems to be betting that all it needs to do is hold its nerve and hold the line when it comes to China's trade threats. Farmers and exporters across the nation will be nervously hoping the Coalition has made the right call, writes Stephen Dziedzic.
Suns, Lions AFL players told to obey Qld Government's 'no jab, no play' stance
Just In - 20 hours ago
Just as the NRL has found out, the Queensland Government will not budge on insisting Gold Coast and Brisbane AFL players have a flu shot if they wish to train and play in the state.
Former deputy premier faces further questions over text messages with education department executive
Former Queensland deputy premier Jackie Trad faces mounting pressure to release text messages with a senior Department of Education executive following an investigation launched by the corruption watchdog.
NRL star fined by police after lying about his whereabouts when videos were filmed
NSW Police fine Penrith Panthers star Nathan Cleary $1,000 nearly two weeks after videos and images emerged of him breaking social-distancing rules.
Former WA treasurer Troy Buswell denies repeatedly assaulting partner
Former Western Australian treasurer Troy Buswell pleads not guilty to repeatedly assaulting his partner over a three-year period from 2015, including an attack on Valentine's Day in 2016.
'No indication' there are more incidences of Kawasaki disease in Australia, Deputy CMO says
Paul Kelly says there has "been no known increase in Kawasaki disease in Australia and no known cases of the new syndrome PIMS-TS", both of which have been linked to COVID-19.
The Transformation Of Societies On The Occasion Of Covid-19 Heralds The Militarisation Of Europe
The political responses to Covid-19 have no medical purpose. A partially identifiable transnational group seized the opportunity provided by the epidemic to try to impose a profound transformation of European societies, just as it had used the attacks of 11 September 2001 to transform the United States.
Race Hoax: Black Man Created Fake Profile Of White Man Threatening to Kill Arbery Supporters
Rashawn Smith allegedly created a fake Facebook profile of a racist white Trump supporter that issued a "hoax" threat to shoot supporters of Ahmaud Arbery at the courthouse where they were gathering. The threats were used by the media to advance the narrative that white people are "hunting" black people for no reason.
Two White Men Arrested in Shooting of Black Man Who They Believed Was a Thief
Greg McMichael told police he saw Ahmaud Arbery running down the street and he asked his son, Travis, to help him confront Arbery. The two men got into their truck and followed Arbery, who was running. When they pulled up next to Arbery, there was a struggle for the gun and Arbery was shot to death.
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