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Thomas Paine

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Sunday, March 29, 2020

29 March - Blogs I'm Following - 4 of 5

10 pm MDT

Devastating Revelations About the Truth Behind the Destruction of MH17

barovsky at The New Dark Age - 15 hours ago
On 17 July 2014 MH 17, a Malaysian airlines flight en route from Amsterdam in The Netherlands to Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia was shot down while in transit over Ukrainian airspace. Although there were no admissions as to culpability and at least initially very little factual data available, it did not stop an immediate blame game being promoted by the Dutch, Ukrainian and Australian governments. The Netherlands (189 citizens on board) and Australia (27 citizens plus some non-citizen residents), were together with the Malaysians (44 citizens) the countries to suffer the greatest losses.

Who Would Be Less Horrible As The Nominee (And President), Biden Or Cuomo?

DownWithTyranny at DownWithTyranny! - 16 hours ago
In her exhausting Cuomo column yesterday, Maureen Dowd quoted a conversation she had with Bill Maher who said to her "I see Cuomo as the Democratic nominee this year. If we could switch Biden out for him, that’s the winner... He’s unlikable, which I really like." Yes, very unlikable, which normal people *don't* like, even if he and Dowd do. Dowd is aware that people dislike Cuomo. "Progressives still have problems with Cuomo’s stances on Medicaid and the criminal justice system," she wrote. "And some people thought that he waited too long to totally button up New York, although th... more »

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jonjayray at EDUCATION WATCH INTERNATIONAL - 16 hours ago
*UK school closures prompt boom in private tuition* Surge in demand for online tuition, while rich families take tutors into isolation with them The private tuition industry is booming amid the coronavirus pandemic, with school closures and fears of infection driving unprecedented demand for online teaching. UK tutoring firms said there had been a surge in online tuition in the past three weeks as parents anticipated and then responded to the decision to close schools indefinitely. Meanwhile, several agencies said some wealthy families had requested tutors go into isolation with... more »

Queensland police shoot man dead after 12-hour stand-off near Cairns

Marian Faa at Just In - 16 hours ago
A man is shot in waist-deep water at Tomatis Creek, off the Captain Cook Highway, when he allegedly raises a gun towards police.

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JR at GREENIE WATCH - 16 hours ago
*Fight the virus, not carbon* Often obsessive focus on climate wastes scarce money and distracts from real health crisis Paul Driessen and David Wojick The many trillions of dollars proposed to be spent under dubious “green new deals” should be spent instead (effectively and within reason) on health care, especially virus prevention, protection and cures. This is the gist of an “Open Letter to World Leaders” from the Climate Intelligence Foundation. The Foundation, or CLINTEL, makes this clear right up front: “Your Excellencies, compared to COVID-19, climate change is a non-probl... more »

Sunday morning music - coronavirus edition

Peter at Bayou Renaissance Man - 16 hours ago
Since we're all in a dither about the coronavirus pandemic, I thought it might be fun to laugh at our symptoms (medical and otherwise) with some musical medical humor. Let's start with a song that's only a few days old, inspired by the current pandemic. I think it's a great response to all the fuss. It's called "Quarantine", by Mat Best (co-founder of Black Rifle Coffee Company, with which Miss D. and I have a monthly subscription to keep ourselves caffeinated) and Tim Montana. What about a cure for coronavirus? Ray Stevens has a suggestion, dating back to 1961. An even... more »

Venezuelan President vows to unleash ‘Bolivarian rage’ if US kills any officials

News Desk at AMN – Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - 16 hours ago
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has warned the authorities of Colombia and the US will face consequences if they crack down on his country’s political elite. “If one day the imperialists and Colombian oligarchy dare to touch even a single hair, they will face the Bolivarian fury of an entire nation that will wipe them all […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source

Turkish military attacks Syrian Army, YPG forces in northern Aleppo

News Desk at AMN – Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - 16 hours ago
BEIRUT, LEBANON (12:00 P.M.) – The Turkish military launched an attack against the Syrian Arab Army (SAA) and People’s Protection Units (YPG) in northern Aleppo on Sunday morning, a field source said from the governorate. According to the source, the Turkish military and their allied militants heavily targeted the positions of both the Syrian Army […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source

UAE’s influence is key to Syria’s return to the Arab League: analyst

News Desk at AMN – Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - 16 hours ago
BEIRUT, LEBANON (11:45 A.M.) – Syrian writer and political analyst, Ghassan Yousef, said that the phone call made by Abu Dhabi Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Zayed (MBZ), to the Syrian President, Bashar Al-Assad, may be a prelude to Syria’s return to the Arab League. Ghassan Youssef told Sputnik World on Saturday that the UAE has […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source

North Korea fires unknown missile towards Sea of Japan: report

News Desk at AMN – Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - 16 hours ago
North Korea has fired an unknown projectile toward the Sea of Japan, South Korea’s Yonhap news agency said citing a statement from the Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS). “North Korea carried out a launch of an unknown projectile toward the Sea of Japan,” the agency quoted the statement as saying. “In a situation where the […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source

Syrian Army reinforcements roll into southern Idlib with heavy weapons

News Desk at AMN – Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - 16 hours ago
BEIRUT, LEBANON (9:40 A.M.) – The Syrian Arab Army’s (SAA) build-up in the southern part of the Idlib Governorate continued over the weekend, as several units from the military made their way to the the Jabal Al-Zawiya region near the Al-Ghaab Plain. According to a field source in the Idlib Governorate, the Syrian Army reinforcement […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source

Video footage shows alleged remains of Saudi Patriot missile used near Riyadh

News Desk at AMN – Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - 16 hours ago
Saudi military officials said that two missiles fired toward civilian targets in the early hours of Sunday morning had been intercepted and that there were no reported injuries or deaths, according to the Saudi state-run SPA news agency. Twitter users shared video of what is claimed to be debris left behind of an interceptor missile […] Source: AMN - Al-Masdar News | المصدر نيوز - The Arab Source

DIGITAL Dollar FORCED Vaccination FALSE Flag PSYOP — ‘666’ is Here?

mosesman at Socio-Economics History Blog - 16 hours ago
7th Day Truth Seeker SHOW NOTES AND MP3: https://www.corbettreport.com/greates… The Age of Terror was inaugurated with a series of controlled demolitions in New York City on September 11, 2001. Now the world is being led into the Age of Biological Terror with a controlled demolition of the economy that is already causing unprecedented carnage across …

Why Peace on the Korean Peninsula Won't Ever Come Easy

Patrick M. Cronin at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Patrick M. Cronin* *Security, Asia* [image: Reuters] Unless the coronavirus crisis is able to reduce the rift between South Korea and North Korea, the Korean Peninsula is likely to continue its slow reversion to the Cold War norm. Perhaps it never really moved far away from it. President Donald Trump’s offer to help North Korea combat the coronavirus pandemic is the right thing to do, but little is likely to come of the gesture. It is difficult to visualize Kim Jong-un grasping this opportunity after squandering so many these past two years. Indeed, will Korea ever realize peac... more »

Veteran Tells What It Was Like to Command General Patton's Own Tanks

Warfare History Network at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2011%3Anewsml_GM1E76P11VY01&share=true] An amazing story. Major General George S. Patton, Jr. had no patience for soldiers disobeying the rules of combat at his Desert Training Center in Southern California. During one maneuver, he spotted Lieutenant James Craig riding in a scout car with its side armor folded down. “Looootenant!” he bellowed out in his high-pitched voice, “Get that damn side armor up!” Craig was not about to disobey the order. “So, of course, we close... more »

Coronavirus Is No Reason To End Sanctions On Iran

Masih Alinejad at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Masih Alinejad* *Security, Middle East* The regime continues to prioritize its security forces over the Iranian people. The Islamic Republic, and their lobby groups in the United States and Europe, have renewed a campaign to lift the U.S. sanctions so as to help Iranians gripped by the Coronavirus crisis. Representatives Ilhan Omar (D- MN) and Alexandria Oscario-Cortez (D-NY) have circulated a letter asking the administration to lift the sanctions. Yet, the Islamic Republic has no trouble funding its security forces, including the Revolutionary Guards, or sending money to Hezbo... more »

Why All the Incompetent Civil War Generals Were Sent West

Warfare History Network at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Warfare History Network* *History, Americas* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2013%3Anewsml_GM1E96U1SQ401&share=true] "Go west terrible commander, go west!" Strategically isolated in from the South, geographically isolated from the Far West, and separated from the Union plains states by the Indian Territory (present-day Oklahoma), Texas was a backwater whose ultimate fate depended on the success of the Confederacy. Defeat the rest of the South and Texas would follow. The result? Both sides used the Western Theater as dumping grounds, especially... more »

How China Made The Coronavirus Worse

Patrick Mendis, Joey Wang at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Patrick Mendis, Joey Wang* *Security, Asia* The first mistake was shooting the messenger. *Key point:* The CPC keeps a vice-like grip on what is seen and heard in the country. Given the absolute power of the Communist Party of China (CPC), the Wuhan authorities have controlled the dissemination of information for the fear of possible impacts on social order and political stability. It was hardly a surprise, therefore, that the CPC has been willing to mortgage the health of its citizens during this coronavirus debacle for the preservation of the system. Indeed, while China has ... more »

Coronavirus Question: What's the Psychology Behind Our Tendency to Hoard?

Stephanie Preston at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Stephanie Preston* *Society, World, United States* We've got the details. The media is replete with COVID-19 stories about people clearing supermarket shelves – and the backlash against them. Have people gone mad? How can one individual be overfilling his own cart, while shaming others who are doing the same? As a behavioral neuroscientist who has studied hoarding behavior for 25 years, I can tell you that this is all normal and expected. People are acting the way evolution has wired them. Stockpiling provisions The word “hoarding” might bring to mind relatives or neighbors... more »

Links 3/29/2020

Lambert Strether at naked capitalism - 17 hours ago

2016 First Amendment Essay Contest Best Essay Help

Merriam-Webster characterizes racism to be noticed as a crucial belief in determining human characteristics together with their limit, racial contrasts and strategies of avoiding certain race in America. Racism can go up towards numerous buildings as […]rnFrom the 3 essays given, I will foundation my argumentative essay on the 3rd piece which talks about the scenarios of homeless Individuals. In this essay, I will foundation my arguments on what is the that means of staying homeless, the heritage of homelessness in the United States of America, the brings about of this homelessness ... more »

Coronavirus Leads to US$25 Trillion in Stock Market Losses Worldwide

Richard Mann at The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The euphoria of investors earlier in the year gave way to uncertainty when signs of an epidemic began to emerge in China on the eve of the Lunar New Year. Since then, the world has changed. The coronavirus was given a name (Covid-2019), spread to all continents and forced countries […] The post Coronavirus Leads to US$25 Trillion in Stock Market Losses Worldwide appeared first on The Rio Times.

Bolsonaro Challenges Covid-19 Death Toll, Speaks of Fraud for ‘Political Purposes’

Arkady Petrov at The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Without offering any evidence or proof, President Jair Bolsonaro challenged the accuracy of the death toll from the novel coronavirus on Friday afternoon, Mardh 27th, and mentioned that Brazilian states could be cheating on the death toll to make "political use" of the issue. Bolsonaro questioned data from both Brazilian […] The post Bolsonaro Challenges Covid-19 Death Toll, Speaks of Fraud for ‘Political Purposes’ appeared first on The Rio Times.

Governor Witzel Extends Social Isolation in Rio de Janeiro for Another 15 Days

Xiu Ying at The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The governor of Rio, Wilson Witzel , announced the extension of social isolation in the state for another 15 days, starting next Monday, March 30th, due to the coronavirus pandemic. "I will not be responsible for the deaths of thousands of people," he said on Friday, March 27th, in a […] The post Governor Witzel Extends Social Isolation in Rio de Janeiro for Another 15 Days appeared first on The Rio Times.

Rio Court Bans Anti-Quarantine Motorcade, Imposes R$50,000 Fine

Adele Cardin at The Rio Times - 17 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Rio's Justice banned a motorcade in the capital of the state of Rio de Janeiro that would call for the end of quarantine in the country. A fine of R$50,000 was imposed on the organizers of this Saturday's protest were they to pursue the plan to move from Barra da […] The post Rio Court Bans Anti-Quarantine Motorcade, Imposes R$50,000 Fine appeared first on The Rio Times.

Wars Are Bad For Free Speech—The Coronavirus War Will Be No Exception

John Samples at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*John Samples* *Politics, Americas* [image: School media department staff are editing online classes, following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in the holy city of Karbala, Iraq March 26, 2020. REUTERS/Abdullah Dhiaa Al-Deen] But there's a glimmer of hope when it comes to social media. The prominent legal scholar Geoffrey Stone reminds us that war is a perilous time for freedom of speech. The struggle with COVID-19 seems like a war. Some have evoked executive authorities created for, and justified by, wartime exigency. Unity will be needed to defeat this “invi... more »

Climate Kills? Why Suicide Is Likely to Increase Because of Climate Change

Francis Vergunst, Helen Louise Berry, Massimiliano Orri at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Francis Vergunst, Helen Louise Berry, Massimiliano Orri* *Public Health, World* [image: Reuters] A breakdown of the latest research. Extreme heat has gripped the northern hemisphere in recent months, and the year 2018 is on track to be among the hottest ever recorded. Higher global temperatures are expected to have detrimental effects on our natural environments and our physical health, but what will they do to our mental health? New research from an international team of scientists suggests that one of the most tangible impacts may be an increase in suicide rates. Suicide is ... more »

Three Months of Horror: Why America Struggled at the Battle of Hurtgen Forest

Warfare History Network at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Warfare History Network* *History, Europe* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2019%3Anewsml_RC11D13C6680&share=true] A bad decision? *Key point: *The fight was terrible and costly. In the end, the Nazis would manage to hold off the Allies even though Berlin was clearly losing the war. Gray skies hung low and a steady drizzle dripped through the tall, dense fir trees near the German-Belgian border on the morning of Thursday, November 16, 1944, during the Battle of Hürtgen Forest. As artillery volleys thumped occasionally in the distance, small grou... more »

The Pentagon’s Biggest Enemy Isn't China or Russia

Samuel Arlington Page at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Samuel Arlington Page* *Security, Americas* And we aren't exactly winning this fight. Our military is faced with a conflicting dichotomy. On one hand, we tout that we are the most technologically advanced military force on the planet. On the other, the Pentagon states that we need to upgrade our defenses to keep up with the looming threats. Depending on which briefing you attend, you may hear that the Department of Defense (DoD) is operating under a very tight budget; meanwhile, the news media points out the United States spends more on defense than any other nation in the world... more »

Coronavirus Could Turn the Refugee Crisis Into A Total Catastrophe

Denis Dragovic at The National Interest - 17 hours ago
*Denis Dragovic* *Security, Middle East* [image: A Syrian refugee woman puts a face mask on a boy as a precaution against the spread of coronavirus, in al-Wazzani area, in southern Lebanon, March 14, 2020. REUTERS/Ali Hashisho] Governments should act now—it's in their self-interest. It’s easy to focus inwards during times like this. Families take care of loved ones and governments take care of their people. But another crisis created by the novel coronavirus is looming. Over the coming months, governments hosting the world’s 70 million refugees will have to make a difficult choi... more »

Covid Catechesis

Fr. Lawrence FARLEY at OrientalReview.org - 18 hours ago
As I write these words, we are under effective lockdown because of the spread of the Corona Virus, often referred to as “Covid 19”. In the current absence of a vaccine, the health departments of the various governments here in Canada have determined that the only way to slow the […]

Is The COVID-19 Outbreak A Trojan Horse To Increase Smartphone Surveillance?

The Duran at The Duran - 18 hours ago
Singapore has asked citizens to download an app which uses Bluetooth to track whether they’ve been near anyone diagnosed with the virus; and Taiwan, although not using a smartphone, has introduced “electronic fences” which alert police if suspected patients leave their homes. More The post Is The COVID-19 Outbreak A Trojan Horse To Increase Smartphone Surveillance? appeared first on The Duran.

BELIEVE ME — I’m A Moron

TheDarkMan at The Duran - 18 hours ago
No, not me, Jessica Valenti and all the other airhead feminists who have contributed to this male-bashing anthology. Male-bashing and grossly defamatory. Believe Me HOW TRUSTING WOMEN CAN CHANGE THE WORLD by Jessica Valenti and a gaggle of her demented fellow travellers is advertised on the Amazon UK website with the following blurb: “Harvey Weinstein. […] More The post BELIEVE ME — I’m A Moron appeared first on The Duran.

Countries re-tooling factories at the expense of China

Editor, cairnsnews at Cairns News - 18 hours ago
Letter to the Editor Martial law in Poland The world is in various forms of lockdown to avoid the inevitable—a trimming of the human herd. It’s disconcerting to reach the age and time of life where you are the one the wolves would choose to trim out of the herd, but that’s life—and death. It’s […]

Sunday Sermonette

LL at Virtual Mirage - 19 hours ago
*Ask and Ye Shall Receive* That's from the Good Book, isn't it? I thought that it might be appropriate for a Sunday Sermonette. When I have written of shoveling snow at the White Wolf Mine, a number of you scoffed at me. SCOFFED. "You need a snow blower, LL," was the common rant and refrain. Now that winter has passed, I bought one, with a 28" wide scoop barely used, from a neighbor who is moving to a retirement situation. It has an electric start and looks to have enough industrial muscle to handle Arizona snow. The most fallen in a single event in memory here was five feet, and ... more »

Mayor Bans Elderly From Entering Rio Bank Branches

Xiu Ying at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Muncipal Secretary of the Civil House, Ailton Cardoso, explained that the purpose of the decree is to reduce the risk of exposure of the elderly to crowds and thus contact with the Covid-19. The decree provides that banks must provide alternative services to users. "The decree is in line […] The post Mayor Bans Elderly From Entering Rio Bank Branches appeared first on The Rio Times.

Brazilians Fear Coronavirus More Than Economic Impact, Says Survey

Dorah Feliciano at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazilians are more afraid of being infected by the coronavirus, or of having someone in their family contaminated, than of the economic crisis resulting from the pandemic. This is shown by a survey conducted by the QualiBest Institute, a market research company, which interviewed some 2,000 people over two periods […] The post Brazilians Fear Coronavirus More Than Economic Impact, Says Survey appeared first on The Rio Times.

Brazil Closes Air Borders to Non-resident Foreigners of All Nationalities

Adele Cardin at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Chief of Staff, Braga Netto; Minister of Justice and Public Safety, Sérgio Moro; Minister of Infrastructure, Tarcísio Gomes, and Minister of Health, Luiz Henrique Mandetta, issued a new ordinance, on Friday, March 27th, restricting the entry of foreigners of all nationalities into Brazil for 30 days due to the […] The post Brazil Closes Air Borders to Non-resident Foreigners of All Nationalities appeared first on The Rio Times.

Brazil Records 111 Deaths and 3,904 Confirmed Cases of Coronavirus, Says Ministry

Iolanda Fonseca at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - On Saturday, March 28th, the Ministry of Health published the most recent balance of Covid-19 cases, a disease caused by the Sars-Cov-2 coronavirus. The main figures are: 111 deaths 3,904 confirmed cases 2.8% is the mortality rate São Paulo accounts for 1,406 cases, and Rio for 558. The balance report […] The post Brazil Records 111 Deaths and 3,904 Confirmed Cases of Coronavirus, Says Ministry appeared first on The Rio Times.

Worst Case for Brazil: 1.15 Million Deaths, 188 Million Infected If No Containment Measures Taken

Iolanda Fonseca at The Rio Times - 19 hours ago
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - It is inevitable that the next wave of the pandemic will overwhelm Latin America, the Lancet medical journal alerted on Friday in an editorial. Brazil will be the most affected country and may have up to 1.15 million deaths, according to another study's projections. The Lancet stresses that a number […] The post Worst Case for Brazil: 1.15 Million Deaths, 188 Million Infected If No Containment Measures Taken appeared first on The Rio Times.

Risk of pandemic identified in 2012, Germany

drinkingwateradvisor at The Drinking Water Advisor - 19 hours ago
“The German government, led by Angela Merkel, had been warned more than 7 years ago of the very real potential for a pandemic and that the country’s health care system was not prepared to deal with such a crisis. Yet, … Continue reading →

Government restricts indoor and outdoor gatherings to two people

Stephanie Dalzell at Just In - 19 hours ago
Gatherings are restricted to two people under unprecedented measures agreed to by the National Cabinet to slow the spread of coronavirus.

Why Hammer gave up 'millions' to sleep under a tree

Sarah Abbott at Just In - 19 hours ago
A former shearer tells how he turned away from life as a wealthy businessman to find happiness.

Donald Trump backs down on New York quarantine proposal

Just In - 19 hours ago
US President Donald Trump backs away from plans to quarantine coronavirus hotspots New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, instead putting in place a "strong travel advisory" in a bid to stem the spread of the virus.

Here's What Iran Could Do to American Forces With Its Own "Maximum Pressure" Campaign

Sebastien Roblin at The National Interest - 19 hours ago
*Sebastien Roblin* *Security, Middle East* [image: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?id=tag%3Areuters.com%2C2019%3Anewsml_RC1550D13F50&share=true] More missile strikes? *Key point: *Tehran has used its proxies and even direct attacks to make its displeasure known in Washington. The ensuing tit for tat could take the region into a war. By most accounts, the United States and Iran came within minutes of armed conflict with each other on June 20, 2019. Around 4:30 AM that morning, a U.S. Navy RQ-4N Global Hawk spy drone flying a routine circuit over international airspace in the... more »

For Those With Disabilities, COVID-19 Is a Real Killer.

Helen Dickinson, Anne Kavanagh at The National Interest - 19 hours ago
*Helen Dickinson, Anne Kavanagh* *Public Health, World, Australia* Here's what you need to know. The COVID-19 pandemic is terrifying for many of us, but people with a disability have more reason to worry than most. People with a disability often have underlying health conditions that make them more susceptible to serious illness or death if they contract COVID-19. They may also be more at risk of contracting the virus if they have disability workers entering their home. The federal government has made several policy announcements to protect older Australians in aged care facilit... more »

Why the $2 Trillion Stimulus Package Won't Be Enough for Local Governments

Stephanie Leiser at The National Interest - 19 hours ago
*Stephanie Leiser* *Society, United States* Here's why. Lawmakers are pinning their hopes on a US$2 trillion package to prop up the U.S. economy and provide relief to individuals and business ravaged by the coronavirus. The stimulus is expected to pump $150 billion in aid to state and local governments. But with nearly 40,000 local governments across all 50 states, the money will be stretched thin and is likely to run out quickly. Many local officials are already bracing for severe budget shortfalls and mid-year cuts. I study the fiscal health of local governments, and believe ... more »

The Irishman - 2019

cefrith@hotmail.com at Charles Frith - 20 hours ago
About ten minutes into the movie I realised it was not going to satisfy me, but as I wasn't alone I thought I'd let it run and see if I could make it interesting. At first I concentrated on the sets,... Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced

Military deployed to enforce quarantine orders

TOTT News at News – TOTT News - 20 hours ago
The federal government will begin to mobilise the military to enforce Australia’s toughest COVID-19 regulations yet, including quarantine measures and compliance checks. The Australian Defence Force (ADF) have been enlisted to monitor mandatory isolation requirements for suspected carriers of the ‘virus’ and are predicted to expand their operations in the coming weeks. [...Continued]

Michigan Man Credits President Trump for Surviving Coronavirus

Robert at Ice Age Now - 20 hours ago
A 38-year-old Michigan man with no underlying conditions contracted coronavirus last week and was successfully treated with the drug combination being touted by President Trump. Jim Santilli told talk radio host Steve Gruber he is “living proof” the combination of the malaria drug hydroxychloroquine and the antibiotic azithromycin works. Santilli says he was slowly drowning ... Read more Michigan Man Credits President Trump for Surviving Coronavirus The post Michigan Man Credits President Trump for Surviving Coronavirus appeared first on Ice Age Now.

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