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The National Interest1 day ago

No Fait Accompli: How the Navy Could Stop a Chinese Invasion of Taiwan

*Kris Osborn* *Taiwan, Asia* A new U.S. Navy strategy document lays out how Chinese or Russian aggression could be stopped. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *However, should the U.S. Navy or allied forces armed with airpower, submarines, carriers or heavy combat warships not be within any reachable proximity, there may be few options available to commanders in terms of trying to stop, thwart, block or derail any kind of offensive. The U.S. Navy is preparing to defend against and prevent what it identifies as possible Russian or Chinese attempts to accomplish a “fait accompli,... read more

The National Interest1 day ago

Sig Sauer M17: You Can Buy the Same Pistol the U.S. Military Uses

*Richard Douglas* *Firearms, United States* The Sig Sauer M17 was chosen by the military to be its new sidearm, but it's also available for purchase by civilians. *Here's What You Need to Know:* The Sig Sauer M17 is definitely a high-quality pistol. If you can find one, I’d snag it. And even if you don’t shoot it, it’s a neat gun to add to the collection. Sig Sauer won the bid for the U.S. Military’s new secondary service weapon. The M17 is making its way into the hands of our military as well as our citizens with the M17 “Commemorative” edition. Now Sig has paved its way with a... read more

The National Interest1 day ago

The U.S. Navy Should Worry About a Russian 'Limited' Nuclear Strike

*Kris Osborn* *Russian Nuclear Weapons, * A "limited" nuclear war might not stay limited. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *Instead of lowering the threshold and making some kind of nuclear warfare exchange more possible, many prominent U.S. military leaders are clear that the Pentagon’s ongoing efforts to engineer and deploy low-yield tactical nuclear weapons can actually strengthen deterrence by ensuring an immediate response to any kind of Russian nuclear weapons use. A newly released Navy war strategy does not rule out the possibility that Russia may envision some kind of... read more

The National Interest1 day ago

The Russian Navy Often Suffers Submarine Disasters—and It Shows

*Peter Suciu* *Military Affairs, Russia* [image: Naval Disasters] The Soviet and later Russian Navy have unfortunately seen more than their fair share of modern submarine disasters. *Here's What You Need to Remember: *While some of the accidents could be blamed on the lax safety features of Cold War-era Soviet submarines, since 2000 the Russian Navy has also seen several submarine disasters, including some in port. Last year 14 Russian sailors were killed when a fire broke out on a secret Russian submarine. The boat was identified as *Losharik* (AS-12), a nuclear-powered submari... read more

PrairiePundit1 day ago

Police brutality alleged against Jan. 6 Capitol police

* Julie Kelly:* *Terror in the Capitol Tunnel* *The D.C. Medical Examiner’s Office concluded Rosanne Boyland died of a drug overdose but that autopsy result is highly suspicious.* The police brutality sounds significant including beating an unarmed woman with a police baton. read more

PrairiePundit1 day ago

Biden administration wants to keep criminal aliens in the US

Just the News: The attorneys general of Arizona, Montana and Ohio filed suit against the Biden administration Thursday to block an order by Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas that would effectively halt deportations of illegal aliens — including those convicted of crimes — . Attorneys General Mark Brnovich, Austin Knudsen, and Dave Yost sued President Joe Biden, Mayorkas, acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Troy Miller, acting Director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Tae Johnson, and Director of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Ser... read more

Halifax Examiner1 day ago

Residents stage protest to get drivers to slow down on Robie Street

Steve MacKay has had enough with speeders on his street in north end Halifax. On Friday afternoon at 2:30pm, while he was working from home and watching his young son, two vehicles crashed near his house on Robie and Stanley streets. MacKay went outside and learned one of the drivers ran a stop sign […] read more

AltHealthWorks.com1 day ago

Dying From Cancer, He Wanted the Pain to End. What He Did Next – Shocked The World…

Every culture has a few legendary people who have changed the way people think and lead their lives. One Russian man, Porfiry Ivanov, made such an impact in his 85 years, gaining both followers and enemies along the way. The first – see him as a guru, the latter – a controversial historical figure. His methods seemed unconventional to the Soviet Union’s population, and even today they may raise a few eyebrows. Still, his messages ring true today, and even in some of the more closed-minded circles few can argue against Porfiry’s simple but effective 12 tips for living a long, healthy ... read more

The Duran1 day ago

The Two Greatest Video News-Reports of the Past Decade

Eric Zuesse The two greatest video news-reports of the past decade were not telecast on CBS “60 Minutes” or BBC or any other network, but on youtube, posted there by the creator, in each of the two instances astoundingly gifted independent video-journalists, who got virtually everything exactly right, when virtually all of the mainstream ‘news’-media […] read more

AltHealthWorks.com1 day ago

Dying From Cancer, He Wanted the Pain to End. What He Did Next – Shocked The World…

Every culture has a few legendary people who have changed the way people think and lead their lives. One Russian man, Porfiry Ivanov, made such an impact in his 85 years, gaining both followers and enemies along the way. The first – see him as a guru, the latter – a controversial historical figure. His methods seemed unconventional to the Soviet Union’s population, and even today they may raise a few eyebrows. Still, his messages ring true today, and even in some of the more closed-minded circles few can argue against Porfiry’s simple but effective 12 tips for living a long, healthy ... read more

Medical Kidnap1 day ago

2,620 Dead Babies in VAERS After COVID Shots – More Fetal Deaths in 11 Months than Past 30 Years Following ALL Vaccines as Scotland Begins Investigation

Fetal deaths following COVID-19 shots injected into pregnant women continue to increase, as there are now 2,620 fetal deaths reported in VAERS. When we run the exact same search in VAERS and exclude the COVID-19 shots, we find 2,225 fetal deaths following ALL vaccines injected into pregnant women for the past 30+ years. We are currently on pace to see a yearly total of 2,838 recorded fetal deaths following COVID-19 shots, while the yearly average of recorded fetal deaths following the vaccination of pregnant women for the past 30 years has been an average of 74 fetal deaths per y... read more

Climate Collections1 day ago

Pitfalls Of Energy Transition On Full Display In Europe

Originally posted on PA Pundits - International: From the team at CFACT ~ BY Matthew Kandrach: Regardless of whether the coming winter proves to be mild or severe, Americans are going to be paying a lot more just to stay warm. In the midst of a global energy crisis, energy-driven inflation is here and most… read more

Climate Collections1 day ago

The Palaeoclimate Problem – Net Zero Watch

Originally posted on Tallbloke's Talkshop: The author notes, with examples, that ‘it is difficult to reconcile this latest research with many other lines of inquiry to determine past temperatures.’ Using a single computer model to ‘fill in gaps’ in data has its own drawbacks, as mentioned below. – – – Modern warming differs from… read more

Climate Collections1 day ago

Charles’s Dirty Little Secret

Originally posted on NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT: By Paul Homewood ? h/t Dave Ward ? At the Cop26 summit this month he made an impassioned plea to stop climate change and warned we were in the ‘last chance saloon’. But Prince Charles’s green credentials were called into question yesterday as it emerged… read more

musingsofanoldfart1 day ago

Just a quick word on Jill

Our friend Jill is still having a tough time in her recuperation. She let me know she misses all of us and wishes she could start blogging more. As many of us know, Jill puts a lot of research into … Continue reading → read more

balance101 day ago

breaking the grip and hex of the global elite dictatorship

Dr. Astrid Stückelberger of U. of Geneva has a revelatory video showing inside ops of W.H.O. where she has been involved: https://tapnewswire.com/2021/03/who-insider-blows-whistle-on-gates-and-gavi-video/ She says in the video: “Switzerland is the center of corruption”; GAVI led by Gates has immunity (qualified diplomatic immunity since 2009) in Switzerland. “You have to go and dig…This (subtle stuff in WHO constitution) has made health security a dictatorship.” …………………………………............ Anonymous woman doctor with 1200 patients made a very revealing 5 minute video covering ... read more

Welcome Back to Pottersville1 day ago

Barbarians at the Gate

The planet earth is one that is filled with predators.That's just a given. Whether we're talking about animals or humans, who are essentially just animals with cell phones and social media accounts, when an entity is at a moment of disadvantage, either real or imagined, you can bet that some predators will begin circling before closing in for the kill. It doesn't matter if it's a suddenly disgraced politician, a financially-stressed corporation or a lone water buffalo on the savanna, predators are very good at sensing weakness. After all, if they weren't, they wouldn't be ve... read more

All That Is Solid ...1 day ago

Triangulating on Channel Crossings

For the first time in a long time, Labour can sniff Tory blood in the polls. With Boris Johnson's cover for corrupt colleagues flushed into the open, and after a week where the Tories have visibly, some might say ostentatiously, betrayed their levelling up promises where northern railways are concerned, those who plumped for the Conservatives these last few times might be taking another look at Labour. And how does Keir Starmer respond? With some red meat. From the moment he entered the leader's office Starmer has always been more comfortable making process as opposed to political ... read more

PrairiePundit1 day ago

The left's 'white supremacist' scam

Jonathon Turley: ... There was, however, a second verdict in that courtroom for those who have been maintaining a distorted or incomplete account to this trial. From the outset, politicians and media figures insisted that this was a case of murders committed by a white supremacist. Then-presidential candidate Joe Biden labeled Rittenhouse a “white supremacist” in a tweet showing his photo and demanded to know why then-President Donald Trump did not “disavow white supremacists.” Much of the media followed suit with an echo chamber of coverage that led some people to believe that ... read more

Small Dead Animals1 day ago

Passport to Nowhere

Green Pass and COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots in Israel – A More ‘Realistic’ Empirical Assessment Analyzing the National Airport Data Israel national airport is a unique setting, where the Vaccinated and Unvaccinated individuals all have to test, which allows a more objective assessment of both the booster and Green Pass efficacy. The analysis suggests that… Continue reading → read more