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U.S. Judge Urges Supreme Court to End U.S. Police State It Imposes
Eric Zuesse, originally posted at Strategic Culture This article reports important news-events that are not being reported in America’s mainstream news-media and that are crucial for understanding both the murder of George Floyd and the current U.S. Presidential contest: A black U.S. District Court Judge in Mississippi — one of America’s most bigoted-against-Blacks states — […]
Peach recall spreads to Canada as Salmonella outbreak continues
Wawona, the company that has recalled peaches across the U.S. because of a link to a Salmonella outbreak, is expanding the recall to include peaches distributed in Canada. The Public Health Agency of Canada is investigating an outbreak in that country, according to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA), but the health department had not... Continue Reading
The D-Day Invasion At Normandy May Not Have Succeeded Without The Mulberry Harbors
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* The Mulberry artificial harbors proved a logistical wonder along the beaches of Normandy. No Allied amphibious invasion in World War II left such a bitter legacy as Operation Jubilee, the ill-fated British-Canadian raid on the northern French port of Dieppe on Wednesday, August 19, 1942. Despite partial successes to the west and the east, the main assault on the shingled beaches by 5,000 men of General Pip Roberts’s Canadian 2nd Infantry Division, 1,000 British Commandos met resistance far more fierce than expected. Many of the Canadia... more »
Death At Devil's Den: Why The Battle Of Gettysburg Was So Important
*Warfare History Network* *History, * Named by locals, Devil’s Den saw the Devil’s work during the Battle of Gettysburg as Blue and Gray fought desperately among the boulders. The afternoon of July 2, 1863 was hot and cloudless. Tens of thousands of soldiers in blue and gray had spent the morning in the humid, uncomfortable heat, maneuvering for position and occasionally exchanging shots as they eyed one another with resolution. For more than a day, portions of the two armies had ferociously grappled with one another in and around the small but strategically situated Pennsylvania... more »
The German Fock-Achgelis Fa 223 Was the First True Military Transport Helicopter
*Peter Suciu* *Security, Europe* [image: Wikimedia Commons / Helicopter Museum of Bückeburg] Six experimental prototypes were produced and these highlighted the potential of rotary-wing aircraft. German aviation pioneers saw the potential of the helicopter even before the outbreak of World War II, and just before the outbreak of hostiles developed the Flettner Fl 265, which was the first true helicopter to take to the skies. Six experimental prototypes were produced and these highlighted the potential of rotary-wing aircraft. However, neither the Flettner Fl 265 nor improved Fl ... more »
Look, Mama! Flying Monkeys! GOP Politicos Call Biden a “Moderate” – Progressives Know Better
It is not enough that Americans who love our Constitutional, God-given rights have to battle the Democrat Socialists first-hand. No, we also have to defeat the growing ranks of RINOs – those active and retired card-carrying members of the GOP who tread the path marked by John McCain, Pierre Delecto, and John Kasich. There is a small but growing claque of noisy never-Trumpers in the GOP, doing their best to subvert 45’s re-election with two ludicrous claims. First, these jackwagons believe Trump’s first term has proven he is “unfit to govern”. There is no need to rehash Trump’s many ... more »
Turkey backstabs U.S. in latest outrageous move
Secretary of State Pompeo, is scheduled to visit Israel starting August 23, 2020. Then later in the week, Jared Kushner may be headed that way as well. Per US News and World Report, in addition to Israel combined with a prior pending trip to Sudan, the State Department said Pompeo will travel to Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. Officials said stops in Oman and Qatar are also possible. In Israel, Pompeo will meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu “to discuss regional security issues related to Iran’s malicious influence, establishing and deepening Israel’s relationships in ... more »
IBD: How A Class Of Killer T Cells Goes Rogue
Between 6 and 8 million people worldwide suffer from inflammatory bowel disease, a group of chronic intestinal disorders that can cause belly pain, urgent and frequent bowel movements, bloody stools and weight loss. New research suggests that a malfunctioning member of the patient’s own immune system called a killer T cell may be one of the culprits. This discovery may provide a new target for IBD medicines. read more
President Trump Holds a Press Conference on COVID-19 Therapeutics – 5:30pm ET Livestream..
President Trump holds a press conference from the White House on COVID-19 therapeutics. The anticipated start time is 5:30pm ET White House Livestream – Fox News Livestream – Fox Business Livestream . .
Tenn. School English Lesson Teaches That Whites Are Racists Who Oppress Minorities
[image: tenn-school-english-lesson-teaches-that-whites-are-racists-who-oppress-minorities] If you want to know why some teachers fear how virtual learning allows parents to witness their instruction, you don’t have to look further than an “English” lesson in Tennessee. In fact, one outraged father in the Metro Nashville Public School District is now pulling his seven-year-old daughter out of school because she was being taught that, as he put it, “white people are bad, mean & racist against African-Americans & Mexicans.”
Portland Police Battle Reds Again. Revolutionaries Bring Guillotine to Riot
[image: portland-ore-police-battle-reds-again-revolutionaries-bring-guillotine-to-riot] The Red rioters who attacked a police station in Portland on Friday attempted to assault another law-enforcement building last night. They also brought a chilling warning of what was to come if they get control of the city: They set up a mock guillotine.
New Jersey Gym Now Campaign Headquarters for Senate Hopeful, Blocking State From Interfering
[image: new-jersey-gym-now-campaign-headquarters-for-senate-hopeful-blocking-state-from-interfering] In what appears to many to be a brilliant chess move, Atilis Gym in Bellmawr, New Jersey, is now a political headquarters, thus insulating it from state interference.
Biden Caught Plagiarizing Again. Acceptance Speech Pilfered Canadian’s Words
[image: biden-caught-plagiarizing-again-acceptance-speech-pilfered-canadian-s-words] It won’t make a bit of difference, but for the record it’s worth reporting that Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden was again caught stealing another politician’s words.
Reopening Schools: Trump Designates Teachers Essential Workers
[image: reopening-schools-trump-designates-teachers-essential-workers] The White House is designating teachers essential workers to encourage a return to in-person schooling throughout the country in the fall.
Bounce for Biden/Harris Following Democrat Convention Was Underwhelming
[image: bounce-for-biden-harris-following-democrat-convention-was-underwhelming] By all metrics, the Democrat National Convention failed in generating a significant “bounce” in favorability for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris.
Allen Young : NEWS | Racial justice issues aired in mostly white area
Actions to support ‘Black Lives Matter’ have taken place recently in small towns in Massachusetts. By Allen Young | The Rag Blog | August 23, 2020 ATHOL, Massachusetts — A rejuvenated movement for racial justice is sweeping the nation, and … finish reading Allen Young : * NEWS* | Racial justice issues aired in mostly white area
Trump to Announce Plasma Treatment Authorized for COVID-19
The blood plasma, taken from patients who have recovered from the coronavirus and rich in antibodies, may provide benefits to those battling with the disease.
"Vegans, Your Soya Milk is Killing The Planet" GMO Soy & Harmful, Long Term Effects From Consumption, UNKNOWN
* Yes, almost all Soy is genetically modified! Round Up Ready.* *94%: In 2018, GMO soybeans made up 94% of all soybeans planted, GMO cotton made up 94% of all cotton planted, and 92% of corn planted was GMO corn. In 2013, GMO canola made up 95% of canola planted while GMO sugar beets made up 99.9% of all sugar beets harvested.* *Yup, you Vegans are doing right by the planet !** And your soy(a) milk obsession is just one of many destructive activities (self and otherwise) you all engage in. * *Scroll down to access links to older reports.* *Spectator * *In the popular... more »
Victory In Paris: The Allies Fought Hard To Free The French City Of Light
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* During the summer of 1944, Allied forces liberated Paris, the City of Light, from the Nazis. Flying a tortuous route from North Africa tothe French coast of Normandy via Casablanca and Gibraltar, an unarmed Lockheed Lodestar of the Free French Air Force broke through cloud cover over the English Channel on the morning of Sunday, August 20, 1944. The plane carried Free French leader General Charles de Gaulle, bound for a crucial meeting in Cherbourg with General Dwight D. Eisenhower, commander of Allied forces in the invasion of Europe.... more »
War for Humanity SITREP: Ihuriel and Zephon, having discovered Satan in Paradise, escort him out past the Archangel Gabriel who is calling upon the Angel Host.
*National Gallery of Canada, OttawaDate: 1825Technique: Mezzotint with etching on cream laid paper, 19.5 x 27 cmIhuriel and Zephon, having discovered Satan in Paradise, escort him out past the Archangel Gabriel who is calling upon the Angel Host....by his gait / And fierce demeanour seems the Prince of HellNot likely to part hence without contest;Stand firm, for in his look defiance lours.* ******************** *The above lines from the historical poem "Paradise Lost" are a metaphor for the contributors to this blog who are stepping up and providing the grist that makes thi... more »
an effective mediator will encounter many schools of thought; It is necessary then that the decision-making process
Many years ago I promised this Messenger that when great numbers of souls would come I would sponsor the place. And therefore she sent out the call to me, and I have been so preparing and so holding this land and this forcefield. (by H. Schmiechen, 1884) -Kuthumi: 9-20-1981 at Royal Teton Ranch, MT; *Pe**arl* 24:74 Here's the astrologic chart for this event (I'm using 11 a.m.)-- Notice in this chart *Mercury conjoins Pluto*--this pair trines Moon, sextiles Neptune and is at 1-11th of circle to Uranus. By solar progression (at rate of 1 degree/year) the Sun progresse... more »
How's The Pandemic Coming Along Where You Live?
One way to measure and compare which states have been hit worst by the pandemic is by is by looking not at the raw cases, but by looking at the cases per million residents. By that measurement, Vermont (2,470 cases per million residents), Maine (3,188 cases per million) and Hawaii (4,289 cases per million) have had the easiest time of it so far. On the other end of the spectrum, exactly a dozen states each has over 20,000 cases per million residents. *•* Louisiana- 30,485 cases per million residents *•* Florida- 27,623 cases per million *•* Arizona- 27,051 cases per million *•* Mi... more »
More Pandemic Privatization
"This New Nonprofit Is Training Better Online Teachers This Fall" gushes the EdSurge article that is barely disguised PR for yet another reformy initiative. *This summer a group of education leaders, many from the world of charter schools and education reform, sought to change that by launching the nonprofit National Summer School Initiative, or NSSI for short. Its solution was both a crash course in effective online teaching—and figuring out what good online teaching looked like—and a summer enrichment program for students across the country.* "Many" from charter/reform world is n... more »
Was Putin Critic Alexei Navalny Poisoned? If So, Why Now?
*William Partlett* *Politics, Eurasia* [image: Reuters] A sad reminder to the next generation of Russians that they do not (yet) live in a “normal country.” The headlines are grim. Alexei Navalny, a key leader of the Russian opposition, is currently fighting for his life in a coma after allegedly being poisoned in Siberia. A medical team from Germany is en route to the hospital today to transport Navalny to Berlin for treatment. Navalny, who has been the victim of numerous attacks over the years, was reportedly asked by a group of supporters in the city of Tomsk a day before he ... more »
America Owes Much To “The Greatest British Deceiver Of World War II”
*Warfare History Network* *History, * Dudley Clarke’s British Commandos carried out complex operations that were crucial to toppling the Axis powers in World War II. After the British Expeditionary Force’s (BEF) debacle at Dunkirk in northern France in May 1940, the new prime minister, Winston Churchill, needed a novel type of fighting force to strike back at Nazi Europe. Britain needed to project to the remaining free nations, especially the “isolationist” United States with its pro-surrender faction, that the island nation was determined to fight on. This meant not only deterri... more »
Why Britain's Vanguard-Class Submarines Are No Joke
*Caleb Larson* *Security, Europe* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2006%3Anewsml_GM1DUBXWYQAA&share=true] They are nuclear-armed and ready to deter any enemy. *Key Point: *These submarines still serve today, although they will be phased out soon. Here is how they protected the United Kingdom for many years. The United Kingdom’s Vanguard-class is small in number, but large in size—and is armed with incredibly powerful Trident II missiles. *Four* During the Cold War, the United Kingdom prioritized deterring the Soviet Union—a difficult challenge ... more »
Doctors Warn Wildfire Smoke Can Worsen Coronavirus Symptoms—With or Without Masks
*Ethen Kim Lieser* *Health, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2020%3Anewsml_RC2DHI9N9A4I&share=true] The wildfires in California are no joke. Fires burning across California and Colorado have come at a terrible time for individuals who are suffering from coronavirus symptoms, as the dangerous smoke can lead to increased emergency room visits or worse. For those who are looking for added protection by wearing cotton masks, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has come out and said that they do little to keep out the smoke, which... more »
The Korean Naval War Was Really, Really One-Sided
*Sebastien Roblin* *History, Asia* [image: Reuters] Nonetheless, North Korea’s coastal fleet played an important role in the early days of the Korean War in projecting force against it southern neighbor. The vigorous counterattack mounted by ROK and UN naval forces likewise was vital in curtailing that threat. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The most important naval battle of the war occurred on the opening day of the conflict. South Korea’s only large patrol boat intercepted and destroyed a North Korean vessel on the verge of landing troops in Pusan. Just days after North K... more »
Tide Turning? Seattle Black Leaders Sour on BLM, Condemn Violence
[image: tide-turning-seattle-black-leaders-sour-on-blm-condemn-violence] Police-reform advocates and other black leaders in Seattle said they do not support Black Lives Matter due to the organization’s complicity in violence.
Court Allows Grace Community Church to Continue Indoor Services
[image: court-allows-grace-community-church-to-continue-indoor-services] Grace Community Church services will continue, but without the threat of being invaded or interrupted by Los Angeles County Health Deparmtent law enforcement.
U.S. Economy Continues Recovery; Retail Sales Back to Normal
[image: u-s-economy-continues-recovery-retail-sales-back-to-normal] The U.S. economy is rebounding, with sales back to pre-pandemic levels. It’s definitely a V-shaped recovery.
Postal Workers Defy Order To Not Restart Sorting Machines
Despite a national order not to reinstall letter-sorting machines that had been dismantled over the past month, the Postal Service plants in Tacoma and Wenatchee have done just that, according to workers there. Forty percent of the letter-sorting machines in the Seattle-Tacoma area had been disconnected by Tuesday, when the Postal Service announced a halt to a nationwide machinery purge until after the November election. “I have seen a lot of machinery that has been taken out,” Postal Service truck driver Bob Bockman of Tacoma said. The post Postal Workers Defy Order To Not Restar... more »
DNC Featured Native Speakers But Their Issues Remain Under-addressed
The various caucus meeting speakers repeatedly stated that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will be good for Indian Country. Some Native people are skeptical, though. Harris has a record of going against the sovereign interests of California tribal nations. Many Native people haven’t forgotten the broken promises made by the Obama-Biden administration. Not only did the administration advance the Keystone XL Pipeline, but it also sat silently for months as Native people, accomplices and media were arrested, brutalized, and physically and sexually assaulted while trying to defeat the Dak... more »
New FOIA Docs Expose Conditions In Private Immigration Prison
New documents shed light on what activists are calling “a dark pattern of abuse” at a privately-run, for-profit prison in Virginia used by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Obtained by the civil rights group the Advancement Project under the Freedom of Information Act, the documents describe a long pattern of abuse, neglect and mismanagement of detainees at Immigration Centers of America (ICA) Farmville — a facility where almost everyone has coronavirus. In 2015, for instance, one detainee was pepper sprayed in the face while in full restraints. The post New FOIA Docs E... more »
US Postal Service Employees Ordered Not To Speak To Press
While the U.S. Postal Service is under attack, everyone from letter carriers to union chairs and those working behind the doors in processing facilities has sounded the alarm about what they’re seeing from the top as part of the intentional mail slow down. VICE News reported Thursday that USPS staff were sent a letter telling them that they can’t talk to the press under any circumstances. The memo, dated Aug. 14, explains what staff should do if contacted, but it also says that if customers are asking questions, then employees should be “suspicious.” The post US Postal Service Em... more »
On Contact: Teaching History For Indoctrination
"The teaching of history in our schools is not an impartial or neutral discipline. It is at its core about justifying the power of the ruling elites in the present by defining the ruling elites in the past. This means that history as it is taught in our schools is distorted and at times fabricated to achieve these ends. Racism, injustices, lies and crimes of the ruling elites are minimized or ignored. Problematic historical figures such as the overt racist and imperialist Woodrow Wilson are transformed into mythical social archetypes whose darker actions, including the decision to... more »
Musical Interlude: Kevin Kern, “Another Realm”
Kevin Kern, “Another Realm”
What does the UK want from Brexit?
When the UK voted to leave the European Union, many Brexiteers argued that this would allow Britain to move toward free market policies, free of burdensome EU regulations. Today, the two sides are still engaged in difficult negotiations. Contrary to the arguments made by prominent Brexiteers back in 2016, it’s not at all clear that […] The post What does the UK want from Brexit? appeared first on Econlib.
Bannon’s Nationalist Adventure: Natural Justice?
Economists assume that each individual has his own preferences that guide his actions. The moral problem starts when an individual wants to force his preferences on other individuals’ choices. If, for this kind of moral sin, God had wanted to strike Steve Bannon off his horse on the road to Damascus and perhaps punish him […] The post Bannon’s Nationalist Adventure: Natural Justice? appeared first on Econlib.
Can “Sponge City” stop China’s deadly floods?
Chongqing, which has been dubbed by some as “Sponge City”, has undertaken a massive effort to install systems that will collect, reuse, and eventually redistribute rainwater back to the Yangtze and Jialing rivers. The post Can “Sponge City” stop China’s deadly floods? appeared first on CFACT.
Sunday Morning Links
This and that for your Sunday reading. - Christina Maxouris and Alaa Elassar report on a new study showing the U.S. could save tens of thousands of lives by requiring universal mask use. And the Economist notes that a single person wearing a mask for a day can produce over $50 in value through that act alone. - The Leader-Post and Star-Phoenix' editorial boards team up to argue for stronger provincial action to ensure safe schools this fall. But they notably fall short of addressing the problems of class size and facilities which loom as the issues requiring the most investment - pa... more »
Sunday Talks – Lindsey Graham Has New Revelations About FBI 7th Floor Targeting Donald Trump…
Fox News host Maria Bartiromo has a conversation with Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsay Graham about new documents he plans to share with the John Durham team asking questions about why Hillary Clinton was provided defensive briefings while Donald Trump was … Continue reading →
What Have YOU done for ME (lately)?
Running a Business The key to any successful business is cashflow. Money has to come in before it trickles down and can go out. If nothing comes in, nobody gets paid. And if you don’t do your job, YOU don’t get paid. A partner (and you know who you are if you’re reading this) […] The post What Have YOU done for ME (lately)? appeared first on Virtual Mirage.
WHO : Don’t Wear A Mask
World Health Organization Western Pacific on Twitter
Submarines (Like This) Might Be Obsolete Soon
*Andrew Davies* *Security, World* [image: Reuters] But in terms of avoiding detection, being under the water will always be preferable to being on top of it. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *The ability to quickly and reliably find submarines would certainly change their cost benefit calculus, and the notion of making the ocean ‘transparent’ isn’t a new one. The Cold War U.S. Navy (USN) put a great deal of effort into being able to track Soviet nuclear missile-carrying boats, building an array of networked underwater sensors under the Long Range Acoustic Propagation Project. T... more »
10 Years Ago the U.S. Surfaced Three Missile Submarines to Warn China
*David Axe* *Security, Asia* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2014%3Anewsml_TM3EAAK0WCO01&share=true] “In July 2010, three SSGNs surfaced nearly simultaneously in Western Pacific and Indian Ocean waters, allegedly to signal U.S. displeasure over Chinese missile tests in the East China Sea." *Key point: *These submarines each can wipe out many cities. They are meant to stay hidden unless they are shown to make a deadly point. Nuclear powers rarely go to war with each other, but that doesn’t mean they don’t *threaten* to do so. Indeed, military po... more »
Will China Use Its South China Sea Tactics To Threaten Australia?
*Ewen Levick* *Security, Asia* [image: Australian Army soldiers from 2nd Battalion, the Royal Australian Regiment, launch a zodiac inflatable boat from one of HMAS Canberra's Landing Craft to deliver food and supplies to three stranded mariners from the Federated States of Micronesia following] For China, there are key similarities between the South Pacific and the South China Sea: significant resources; uninhabited atolls that are close to undersea cables; a number of critical maritime chokepoints; and China as their largest trading partner. ASPI’s three recent reports on the P... more »
The Classic Remington Model 1100 Shotgun: All-Around Excellence Through the Decades
*Richard Douglas* *Security, Americas* We explain what makes this firearm among the best in the world. The Remington Model 1100 has been the quintessential shotgun for homestead defenders, pro skeet shooters, and hunters of all experience levels for more than fifty years. An extremely successful design of simplicity in the best ways has made this Remington one of the most popular autoloading all-purpose shotguns. With so many productions and guns out there, some older than the Ford Mustang, the temptation to purchase used is something that many buyers consider. *Accuracy* There... more »
Stealth Fleet: Could the Whole U.S. Navy Look Like This Warship?
*David Axe* *Security, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2013%3Anewsml_GM1E9BM0D2U01&share=true] A stealthy navy might be the future. *Key point:* This kind of design could help America's ships avoid detection. But there are also drawbacks. The U.S. Navy’s next big warship could look a lot like its current DDG-1000 *Zumwalt* class of stealthy destroyers, Rear Adm. William Galinis, the Navy’s program executive officer for ships, said at a June 19, 2019 symposium. By contrast, the new ship probably won’t look like the DDG-51 *Arleigh Bur... more »
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