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PrairiePundit16 hours ago
Tucker: Rittenhouse trial taught us thisThe insanity of the allegations of racism in a trial where everyone involved was white shows how demented many on the mainstream media are. They are some of the same people who got the facts wrong on several elements of the case and the media fact-checkers were shown to be dead wrong. But Big Tech relied on the dead wrong fact-checkers to censor the truth. This trial has exposed the media and the left as a narrative-based group that ignores the facts to push their spin. read more
Asian Straight Shooter21 hours ago
Is Xi the one? Strong Asian men vs the pretenders.By Rei Tanotsuka, 16 November 2021. “For Chinese people both at home… Continue reading “Is Xi the one? Strong Asian men vs the pretenders.”… read more
The Itihasa & The Darshana15 hours ago
Genes, Race and Human History“Analysis of genomes from around the world establishes that there is indeed a biological reality to race, despite the official statements to the contrary of leading social science organizations.” “Racism and discrimination are wrong as a matter of principle, not of science. Science is about what is, not what ought to be. Its shifting sands do not support values, so it is foolish to place them there.” ~ Nicholas Wade in *A Troublesome Inheritance: Genes, Race and Human History* If you want to accuse someone (or something) of racism, then you should begin with the human genome which... read more
Running 'Cause I Can't Fly 216 hours ago
"Retailers Lining Store Shelves With Props To 'Hide Supply Shortage'"*"Retailers Lining Store Shelves With * *Props To 'Hide Supply Shortage'"* by Tyler Durden "Americans are waking up to the fact that shortages of everyday products such as ice cream, frozen food, soda, chicken, spices, coffee, fish sticks, snacks, and toilet paper are popping up all over the country as supply chains remain heavily congested 19 months after the virus pandemic first began. Instead of leaving some store shelves bare, which might insight fear and buying panic among consumers, some stores are lining their empty shelves with meaningless items to appear as full as possible... read more
The Rio Times16 hours ago
Covid-19: Russia will repeal ban on flights to countries including Brazil, Costa Rica and ArgentinaRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Russia will repeal a ban on flights to countries including Bangladesh, Brazil, Mongolia, Costa Rica, and Argentina from December 1, the Russian government's task force to combat the coronavirus said on Tuesday (15) The government suspended normal commercial flights abroad when the pandemic hit last year, but has since gradually […] The post Covid-19: Russia will repeal ban on flights to countries including Brazil, Costa Rica and Argentina appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
Rounding the Earth Newsletter16 hours ago
Variant Roulette (Evolution and Immunity Escape) Part III
The Chloroquine Wars Part XCVIII read more
Viable Opposition16 hours ago
A Study on the COVID-19 Attack Rate Among TravellersA fascinating bit of research from Israel provides us with an analysis of the effectiveness of the COVID-19 vaccines and their ability to prevent transmission of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The paper which is entitled "High attack rate of COVID-19 in an organized group of vaccinated travellers to Iceland" is dated September 23, 2021 (acceptance date) and is written by members of the Faculty of Medicine at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, the Department of Clinical Microbiology and Ifenctious Diseases at the Haddassah Hebrew University Medical Center and Clalit Health Services also... read more
Is the BBC biased?16 hours ago
Not Cricket.
Ever since their post-holocaust interest in self-preservation, the Jews (Israelis) have been accused of “bringing it on themselves” (that is, by their so-called “treatment of” or “behaviour towards” the “Palestinians”) How easy it is to disregard their zealous commitment to the destruction of Israel. This may seem slightly off-topic, but I felt I had to say it because today’s parliamentary inquiry over racism made me think about the parallels between that and my ambivalent response to Azeem Rafiq’s testimony about institutional racism in cricket. Well, never mind cricket!! T... read more
naked capitalism17 hours ago
Links 11/16/2021The Rio Times17 hours ago
Covid-19: CDC confirms it keeps no records of cases with natural immunity re-infecting themselves or infecting othersRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – In response to a Freedom of Information Act (FOI) request, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (“CDC”) admitted that there are no documented cases of unvaccinated individuals who have been re-infected or transmitted Covid to another person after acquiring so-called “natural immunity.” Attorney Brehm, whose firm Siri & […] The post Covid-19: CDC confirms it keeps no records of cases with natural immunity re-infecting themselves or infecting others appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
Small Dead Animals17 hours ago
Justin’s CanadaMove over lessons on whiny Indians, racism against blacks/muslims, and global warming. Drag Queens are the new teaching tool in progressive Canadian schools. Time to home school, or find a good private Christian school. read more
MJBizDaily17 hours ago
How accounting practices can impact cannabis industry dealsAs the cannabis industry has begun to mature, there has been a surge in mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, partnerships and other combinations. How accounting practices can impact cannabis industry deals is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs read more
Bayou Renaissance Man17 hours ago
Watch Vancouver in Canada. It's now completely cut off from the rest of the country
For 'preppers' in particular, and for everybody in general, keep your eye on what happens in Vancouver, Canada over the next few days and weeks. A major storm has blocked or destroyed literally every transportation route leading into the city - by road, rail and even (for the moment) by air. There is currently no way to drive between Vancouver and the rest of Canada. The Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley are now completely cut off from the rest of British Columbia and the country by road. The southbound lanes of the Coquihalla Highway have been completely washed out near Othel... read more
The Rio Times17 hours ago
Brazil’s Central Bank president recognizes accelerated inflation and speaks of difficult workRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The president of the Central Bank, Roberto Campos Neto, acknowledged Tuesday, 16, that inflation accelerated and had a quantitative and qualitative worsening in all aspects and, therefore, stressed that the work of the Central Bank is difficult. "It is important to be realistic and understand how widespread inflation is and […] The post Brazil’s Central Bank president recognizes accelerated inflation and speaks of difficult work appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
The Rio Times18 hours ago
President Jair Bolsonaro inaugurates Brazilian Embassy in BahrainRIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - President Jair Bolsonaro inaugurated today (16) in Manama the Brazilian Embassy in Bahrain. This is the first time that a Brazilian Head of State has visited this Middle Eastern country. The two nations have maintained diplomatic relations since 1971, but until now, Brazilian interests have been represented by the embassy […] The post President Jair Bolsonaro inaugurates Brazilian Embassy in Bahrain appeared first on The Rio Times. read more
Electroverse18 hours ago
European Energy Prices Hit Fresh Records As “Snow-Laden Polar Plunge” Looms–Rolling Power Outages Expected This WinterThanks to our bumbling, echo chamber-dwelling betters at COP26, EU carbon prices hit a record on Nov 15--the first trading day after the UN Climate Change Conference. Energy prices also witnessed a sharp uptick, driven by extreme cold weather forecasts. The post European Energy Prices Hit Fresh Records As “Snow-Laden Polar Plunge” Looms–Rolling Power Outages Expected This Winter appeared first on Electroverse. read more
Mining Awareness +19 hours ago
Blinken Meets UN Migration Director & Thanks Him for Help with Afghan Migrant Disaster Created by Blinken-Biden“Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken meets with Director General of the International Organization on Migration, Antonio Vitorino, at the … Continue reading → read more
Mining Awareness +19 hours ago
US Congressman Higgins Assails Biden’s Vaccine Mandate“Ladies and Gentlemen, The oppressor’s intent is for you to comply with their mandates and commands. They don’t expect for … Continue reading → read more
Mining Awareness +19 hours ago
Tax-and-Spend Spree Exposed: Green Cards for Migrants While Americans Struggle
Republicans enabled this Dem travesty to pass. Unfortunately, Scalise didn’t successfully whip the Republicans into line, which is supposed to … Continue reading → read more
Mining Awareness +19 hours ago
Steve Bannon: “We’re Going on the Offense”Favorite quote: “They took on the wrong Irishman here, because the Irish were born fighting, like the Scots”. Bannon: ‘We’re … Continue reading → read more
Mining Awareness +19 hours ago
Trump Statement on Bannon; State of the Country“Statement by Donald J. Trump, 45th President of the United States of America 11/14/21 This Country has perhaps never done … Continue reading → read more
naked capitalism17 hours ago
Mexico’s World Bank-Funded Mandatory Biometric Database Raises Serious Ethical and Legal QuestionsMexico's government wants the biometrics of all its citizens. Given the fragility of its institutions and organized crime's infiltration of both government and law enforcement, this is a major cause for concern. read more
The National Interest17 hours ago
Should the United States Be Worried About China's Drones?*Kris Osborn* *China Drones, Asia* It's leaning like no, but it doesn't mean the Pentagon should discard the threat altogether. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *While it is certainly possible that Chinese robots are more capable in terms of autonomy than what may have appeared in the newspaper report, however advanced degrees of autonomy or man-machine networking were not mentioned as potential mission options presented by the robots. This leads to the question as to whether China can in fact truly compete with current U.S. Army unmanned systems technology. The visible Chine... read more
The National Interest17 hours ago
What Does the Pentagon's "Integrated Deterrence" Strategy Mean?*Kris Osborn* *Integrated Deterrence, World* Whether or not it will be effective is yet to be decided. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The concept is to look collectively to a degree, meaning it might make more sense to envision a coordinated, multinational military operation benefitting from both the unique attributes of a given countries’ weapons system and an ability to cross-train, collaborate and secure information sharing in real-time in war. Massive investment in innovation and new technology greatly strengthened cooperation with European and Pacific allies, and a ne... read more
The Watchers » Latest articles17 hours ago
Atmospheric river hits British Columbia, causing major floods and landslides, CanadaAnother round of heavy rain caused by atmospheric river caused major flooding and landslides in southern British Columbia, Canada, and parts of Washington and Oregon in the United States on November 14 and 15, 2021. Some parts of the region received nearly 255 mm...... Read more » read more
Halifax Examiner17 hours ago
COVID-19 Resources Canada offering free Vaccine Conversations for those with questions, concerns about the vaccineAbout six million eligible Canadians remain unvaccinated against COVID-19, and productive conversations about vaccine safety and efficacy with unvaccinated loved ones can be challenging without appropriate resources. A national initiative launched today aims to change that. Described as a program that teaches Canadians how to talk about vaccines with groups of people in their communities, […] read more
Age of Autism The Rebel Alliance!17 hours ago
“Neurodiversity is the new normal”
Suzanne Marino For The Current Note: Mission accomplished. The world is happy to be autistic. Our children were early adopters. We could all use a padded cell - I mean, "sensory room." By Anne Dachel Stories from the past week... Related Stories - The British Island of Misfit.... Children - There is No Problem—This is Normal - The Pandemic of Special Education read more
The New Dark Age17 hours ago
UK Crony Capitalism: They want to keep this secretA leaked document has revealed which Conservative MPs and Peers funnelled companies through a ‘VIP lane’ for lucrative PPE contracts, without competition. A staggering £1.6 billion worth of contracts were awarded as a result of referrals from just ten politicians at the heart of the Conservative party. The leaked list of the 47 companies in the VIP lane, first seen by Politico, can be found here. read more
naked capitalism17 hours ago
Naked Capitalism’s Private Equity Trust-BustingDespite going up against private equity titans, Naked Capitalism has been making serious inroads against the industry's cherished myths. read more
naked capitalism17 hours ago
The Ancient Art of Adding Insult to InjuryFighters, both ancient and modern, get extra points for scoring verbally on top of inflicting physical injury. read more
naked capitalism18 hours ago
As Big Pharma and Hospitals Battle Over Drug Discounts, Patients Miss Out on Millions in BenefitsThis is Naked Capitalism fundraising week. 1268 donors have already invested in our efforts to combat corruption and predatory conduct, particularly in the financial realm. Please join us and participate via our donation page, which shows how to give via check, credit card, debit card, or PayPal. Read about why we’re doing this fundraiser, what […] read more
Halifax Examiner18 hours ago
Gordonstoun: judge to decide if “dead duck” Annapolis council had authority to make land deal benefitting elite private school developerA judge with the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia must decide if an outgoing municipal council in Annapolis County overstepped its authority by selling land to a private developer three weeks after half the councillors were turfed out of office. The Municipality of the District of Annapolis had paid $600,000 to buy the former Upper […] read more
The National Interest18 hours ago
Can the U.S. Navy Take Lessons from Sci-fi Television?*James Holmes* *Future Warfare, Asia, China, United States* StarTrek and Battlestar Galactica may have some interesting insights. *Here's What You Need To Remember: *Chinese commanders would doubtless deploy deceptive measures to make the campaign even more wearisome. How would you punk the U.S. Navy if the lords of naval warfare handed you the keys to, say, China’s navy? Well, you might do the obvious thing: read or watch some science fiction! In the latest *Star Trek* flick, for instance, a new foe harnesses swarm tactics to eviscerate the starship *Enterprise*. A coordinated s... read more
Retraction Watch18 hours ago
‘I have zero complaints about the process’: Post-publication analysis earns perception paper a flagA journal has issued an expression of concern for a nine year old paper, which purported to find that people associate morality with brightness (that’s light, not smarts), after a data sleuth found problems with the results. The article, “Is It Light or Dark? Recalling Moral Behavior Changes Perception of Brightness,” appeared in Psychological Science … Continue reading ‘I have zero complaints about the process’: Post-publication analysis earns perception paper a flag read more
Real Climate Science18 hours ago
The Holocaust Of 2021Professional Mountain Bike Racer Describes Life-Altering Vaccine Injuries After Second Pfizer COVID Shot • Children’s Health Defense “521 reports of myocarditis or pericarditis after receipt of mRNA vaccine” Adverse Events Following Immunization (AEFIs) for COVID-19 in Ontario: December 13, … Continue reading → read more
Real Climate Science18 hours ago
The Famine Of 1876-1878The worldwide drought and record heat of 1876-1878 killed fifty million people. A freak 1870s climate event caused drought across three continents | New Scientist Late Victorian Holocausts: El Niño Famines and the Making of the Third World , Davis, … Continue reading → read more
CFACT19 hours ago
Maine voters reject “renewable-energy” power line through North WoodsVoters in Maine have overwhelmingly rejected a 145-mile-long transmission line that would have brought 1,200 megawatts of hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts. The post Maine voters reject “renewable-energy” power line through North Woods appeared first on CFACT. read more
Real Climate Science19 hours ago
Time Grows Short To Heal Our EarthBy May of 1989, we were almost out of time to stop global warming. 23 May 1989, Page 95 – The Palm Beach Post at Newspapers.com read more
Komando.com19 hours ago
9 ways to take better photos with your same old cameraNeed help taking better photos? Here are nine simple tips to get you started. read more
CFACT19 hours ago
Net Zero: Shattering economies, shattering dreams$125 trillion price tag to “fix” climate change. The post Net Zero: Shattering economies, shattering dreams appeared first on CFACT. read more
Komando.com21 hours ago
Surprise! Why you shouldn’t trust Google for health adviceAre you looking for health advice on Google? Here's why that's a bad idea. read more
The National Interest18 hours ago
Boeing vs. Lockheed Martin: How the X-32 Couldn't Win the F-35 Contract*Mark Episkopos* *X-32 Fighter, United States* Despite their significantly different designs, the X-32’s performance was roughly in line with rival Lockheed’s Martin’s X-35 concept demonstrator. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The X-32 used the same, massive delta wing as the foundation for all of the three fighter variants mandated by the JSF program. The result was, by wide consensus, an exceedingly ugly-looking aircraft. Over a decade after its introduction, the F-35 stealth fighter jet is among the most recognizable symbols of American airpower. And yet, the emergence of... read more
The Watchers » Latest articles19 hours ago
Severe damage after cricket ball-sized hail hits Lydenburg, South AfricaA severe hailstorm classified by the South African Weather Service (SAWS) as a superstorm, hit the town of Lydenburg in Thaba Chweu Local Municipality, Mpumalanga highveld during the afternoon hours of Sunday, November 14, 2021. Some of the hailstones were larger...... Read more » read more
Global Issues News Headlines19 hours ago
How Effective Communication can Help Boost Intra-African TradeUNITED NATIONS, Nov 16 (IPS) - The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) agreement promotes socio-economic growth and development in Africa through liberalised trade processes and structures. So far, the 54 African countries have signed the agreement, resulting in immense potential for the growth of trade between African countries. Read the full story, “How Effective Communication can Help Boost Intra-African Trade”, on globalissues.org → read more
Global Issues News Headlines19 hours ago
WTO Finished Without TRIPS WaiverKUALA LUMPUR and SYDNEY, Nov 16 (IPS) - Quickly enabling greater and more affordable production of and access to COVID-19 medical needs is urgently needed in the South. Such progress will also foster much needed goodwill for international cooperation, multilateralism and sustainable development. Read the full story, “WTO Finished Without TRIPS Waiver”, on globalissues.org → read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
Meet the M1 Carbine: America’s Answer to the German StG44*Caleb Larson* *M1, Americas* An estimated 6 million plus units were built before the carbine was retired—a pretty good service record for a somewhat underpowered plinker. *Here's What You Need to Know*: As a carbine, the M1 was much more compact than the full-sized M1 Garand. During the Second World War, the shortcoming to most countries’ standard-issue rifles became apparent. Most European and American military rifles were chambered for cartridges that were quite high-powered and not practical for the closer range that firefights normally occurred at. The United States’ servic... read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
How Much Longer Will the Air Force Fly the F-15C Strike Eagle?*Mark Episkopos* *F-15C, United States* The iconic F-15 variant has an important mission, but is seeing rising costs and becoming more difficult to maintain. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *The F-15C is an improved variant of the iconic McDonnell Douglas F-15 Eagle air superiority fighter, introduced in 1979. By 1985, around 480 F-15C units were built. Almost fifty years since its introduction, the F-15 platform has set yet another record. An F-15C Eagle executed the longest known air-to-air missile shot in March 2021, according to a press statement issued earlier this week ... read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
The Glock 22's Gen5 Upgrades Keep this Pistol Relevant*Mark Episkopos* *Glock 22 Gen5, United States* The Gen5 Glock 22 is available in two variants: the baseline model, and the Modular Optic System (MOS) variant that adds compatibility with popular aftermarket optics solutions *Here's What You Need To Remember:* Gen5’s slew of small-but-thoughtful changes quickly add up to produce a more formidable Glock 22 that’s not only more accurate but offers better handling and improved durability. One of America’s most popular service handguns, the Glock 22 got even better in 2020 with the vaunted Gen5 upgrade. First introduced in 1990, t... read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
Russia Has Plans for a New Fleet Focused on the Arctic*Mark Episkopos* *Russian Arctic Fleet, arctic* Moscow has expressed concerns that the United States is seeking to ramp up its military presence along the Northern Sea Route with airpower and submarines. *Here's What You Need to Know:* A new Russian fleet, exclusively dedicated to guaranteeing the integrity of the Northern Sea Route, could help to streamline the duties of Russia’s other fleets, making for more effective and resource-efficient deployment rotations across the Navy. Russia’s military is reviewing plans to create a new fleet, according to sources within the Navy. ... read more
The National Interest19 hours ago
Great Britain Bought F-35s, But Is Still Developing the Tempest Fighter*Mark Episkopos* *Tempest Stealth Fighter, Europe* As the Tempest project moves further along in the development stage, the fate of the UK’s massive F-35 jet procurement plans hangs in the balance. *Here's What You Need to Remember:* The Tempest project is betting big on future-oriented experimental avionics systems, with BAE Systems working on a “wearable cockpit” interface that replaces both analog and digital inputs with augmented reality (AR) display, supported by an integrated network of artificial intelligence (AI) features. London is doubling down on plans to indigenously ... read more
Virtual Mirage20 hours ago
Can YOU Lug Beer?We need to move the UN out of the US. It has nothing to do with beer luggers, we just need to rid ourselves of this boil. Lance it and move on. Beer Luggers Some uncharitable souls might characterize some of the people who follow this blog as beer luggers. I can’t speak […] The post Can YOU Lug Beer? appeared first on Virtual Mirage. read more
The Duran20 hours ago
[LOCALS EXCLUSIVE] The Project Veritas Raid: DoJ, FBI, NYT, Trash Client-Attorney Privilege and First Amendment[LOCALS EXCLUSIVE] The Project Veritas Raid: DoJ, FBI, NYT, Trash Client-Attorney Privilege and … The Project Veritas Raid: DoJ, FBI, NYT, Trash Client-Attorney Privilege and First Amendment The Project Veritas Raid: DoJ, FBI, NYT, Trash Client-Attorney Privilege and First Amendment read more
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