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Thomas Paine

To argue with a person who has renounced the use of reason is like administering medicine to the dead.

Friday, July 8, 2022

8 July - AM - Blogs I'm Following - 5

 10 am MDT

Dr. Mangala Subramaniam Appointed VCU Senior Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs
Dr. Mangala Subramaniam will become senior vice provost for faculty affairs in the Virginia Commonwealth University Office of... read more
Howard University Will Host AP Summer Institute for African American Studies Course Pilot
The Howard University School of Education will be hosting the Advanced Placement Summer Institute July 11-15 for the College Board’s... read more
Women Still Behind in Leadership Roles in Massachusetts Higher Ed Institutions
Women make up just 34% of all sitting presidents at Massachusetts’s 88 postsecondary institutions, climbing just one percentage... read more
ED Propose Improvements to Student Debt Relief Programs
The Department of Education has proposed new regulations that aim to expand major federal student loan discharge programs. read more
ERRORS: We pivot away from our own tribe's mistakes...
*THURSDAY, JULY 7, 2022* *...in search of some comic relief: * Provisionally, we issue a promise! We promise that, on the morrow, we'll return to this week's supposed project. On Tuesday, we said that we would be suggesting that our own tribe's very occasional, tiny/small errors might help explain the unhelpful way our political leaders are viewed. In truth, we find that project depressing. For today, we go in search of the comic relief which lets our species fight on. For today, we'll move to the terrain of our second ongoing series, the collection called "Took the Gödel Challe... read more
Court Rules Child Who Killed Her Sex Trafficker Cannot Be Charged for Murder, Paves Way for Acquittal
[image: court]“We hold that [the law] is a complete defense to a charge of first-degree intentional homicide.” read more
Random Thoughts
Bullet Points * $5 billion was way too much to pay to secure America’s Southern Border against the invasion that is still underway. $50 billion is still nowhere near enough to secure Ukraine’s border… The crew in DC keeps up their war against America that the half-blood prince promoted. * Disney’s wokeness – […] The post Random Thoughts appeared first on Virtual Mirage. read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
California losing battle with Florida
Red States: For some idiotic reason, California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) decided it was a good idea to burn money by making ads encouraging Floridians to move to California because the Sunshine State’s Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is just a terrible leader or something. This is despite the fact that people are leaving California in droves, opting for states like Texas and Florida where the cost of living is cheaper and freedom is on the march. As we previously reported, Newsom’s gubernatorial reelection campaign bought $105,000 in ads to run in the state, with the first one running on Ind... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Chicom tariffs not cause of inflation
Washington Examiner: President Joe Biden is considering lifting his predecessor's stiff China tariffs as a means of easing historic inflation , even as some of his closest political allies urge him not to alter the Trump-era policies . The Biden administration has been carrying out an extensive monthslong review of the Trump administration's trade policies with China. The first stage of the four-year process closes Tuesday at midnight. Numerous reports say that the president will announce a loosening of the Section 301 tariffs as early as this week, yet White House officials str... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
The Jan 6 committee is a fiasco
Julio Rivera: The past several weeks of farcical hearings initiated by the United States House Select Committee on the January 6 attack have displayed the lengths to which the American political left will go to in their efforts to derail the prospects of a second Trump administration. The hearings began with a June 9 televised hearing on prime-time TV that was carried by virtually every major network in the United States. Holding them when television viewership is at its highest for the day was obviously no accident, as an audience of at least 20 million Americans tuned in to w... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Red states pushback against woke Wall Street
Reuters: Republican-led states have unleashed a policy push to punish Wall Street for taking stances on gun control, climate change, diversity and other social issues, in a warning for companies that have waded in to fractious social debates. Abortion rights are poised to be the next frontier. This year there are at least 44 bills or new laws in 17 conservative-led states penalizing such company policies, compared with roughly a dozen such measures in 2021, according to a Reuters analysis of state legislative agendas, public documents and statements. While some of the individua... read more
15 Years of Failed Experiments: Myths and Facts about the Israeli Siege on Gaza
"The idea is to put the Palestinians on a diet, but not to make them die of hunger.” - Dov Weisglass, Advisor to Israeli PM Ariel Sharon The post 15 Years of Failed Experiments: Myths and Facts about the Israeli Siege on Gaza appeared first on MintPress News. read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
US wheat farmers deal with Biden pushed to increase production
USA Today: Clay Schemm's great-grandfather moved to Kansas in the 1920s with a tractor and not much else. The cash crop was wheat. Today, Schemm, 26, continues that tradition at farms in his home of Sharon Springs, Kansas, near the state's western border and a few hundred miles away in eastern Kansas. On the other side of the world, Russia's war in Ukraine has Schemm rethinking this year's harvests, just as the Biden administration is encouraging U.S. farmers to produce more wheat in response to the disruption of the market caused by the war in Ukraine, one of the world's top ... read more
WATCH: Uniformed Cop in Patrol Car Pulled Over Wasted With Beer in His Car
[image: dui]An officer was pulled over in his patrol car, drinking beer and five times over the legal limit. read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Russia's huge losses in Ukraine
Yahoo News: He said that every day the Russian troops receive an order to advance further, but they do not always fulfil it, as their losses in personnel are very significant. Both captured Russian service members and those in contact with the locals acknowledge this, Hayday said. "Both prisoners and those who communicate with the population in Lysychansk and Severodonetsk admit this,” Hayday wrote. “During the storming of Lysychansk alone, the enemy lost thousands in dead and wounded. Yes, they have orders of magnitude more forces and means, but the Ukrainian army is better pre... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Sen. Tuberville nails Biden administration for blame oil companies for gas prices
Breitbart: Wednesday on Fox Radio’s “The Brian Kilmeade Show,” Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) ripped President Joe Biden and his administration for blaming oil companies for the high gas prices. Tuberville, in reaction to Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg saying oil companies were “responsible” for the high prices, said there was “zero plan” from the White House in its push to transition to green energy. He said Buttigieg was “way out of his league.” “This guy’s way out of his league, Brian,” Tuberville asserted. “I’ve sat through the last year of nominations o... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Hispanic conservative nail NY Times for mischaracterization of Mayra Flores
Daily Caller: Hispanic conservatives hit back at The New York Times on Wednesday over an article referring to newly elected Republican Texas Rep. Mayra Flores as a “far-right Latina.” The piece, “The Rise of the Far-Right Latina,” describes the Trump era bringing a new age of “far-right” Hispanic and Latina women into Congress. The piece then shifted to Flores’ campaign slogan—”God, family, country”—claiming it appealed to a population of voters who prioritize “traditional values.” The piece said she supported impeaching President Joe Biden, perpetuated QAnon theories and calle... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Trump proven right on German reliance on Russian gas
Daily Caller: Former President Donald Trump warned Germany in 2018 about relying on Russian oil and was laughed at by the German delegation. Four years later, Trump was proven right as Germany fears a massive gas shortage. Speaking at the 73rd U.N. General Assembly, Trump criticized Germany for relying on Russian oil exports. “Reliance on a single foreign supplier can leave a nation vulnerable to extortion and intimidation. That is why we congratulate European states, such as Poland, for leading the construction of a Baltic pipeline so that nations are not dependent on Russia to... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
County officials want Gov. Abbott to declare invasion
John Daniel Davidson: A handful of Texas counties on Tuesday declared the ongoing border crisis an “invasion” and called on Texas Gov. Greg Abbott to do the same, citing constitutional authority for states to act in self-defense in the face of federal inaction. Speaking in rural Kinney County, which includes a stretch of the U.S.-Mexico border, officials from Kinney, Uvalde, and Goliad counties said the Biden administration has refused to secure the border and enforce the law, and that although Abbott has done much to support local communities in south Texas most affected by the... read more
Satire Or Globalist Policy?
This 2008 satire from the United Nations seems to be a pretty accurate description of how governments operate. “For those of us at the high end of the social ladder, ending hunger globally would be a disaster. If there were … Continue reading → read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Twitter 'retweets' on Berenson
Fox News: Twitter has reinstated the account of Substack writer Alex Berenson after the tech giant "permanently" suspended him over allegedly violating its COVID "misinformation" policy. Berenson, who had filed a lawsuit against Twitter in April, returned to platform on Wednesday, telling his followers, "Shady's back. Tell a friend." In a piece published on his "Unreported Truths" Substack, Berenson began by writing the "official statement," which reads, "The parties have come to a mutually acceptable resolution. I have been reinstated. Twitter has acknowledged that my tweets s... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Tough gun restrictions failed in Illinois
*NY Times:* Highland Park Shooting Reveals Limits of Illinois’s Gun Restrictions Many are asking how the 21-year-old suspect was able to buy several weapons despite alarming police encounters and relatively strict state laws. It was not enough to stop a determined killer. read more
Former Trump Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney notes importance of hearings
In an op-ed which appeared in The Charlotte Observer yesterday called “Former Trump chief of staff: Republicans should pay attention to Jan. 6 hearings” written by Mick Mulvaney, former Chief of Staff to Donald Trump and head of the Consumer … Continue reading → read more
Gregory Mannarino, "A Global Economic Depression - You Are In One"
Gregory Mannarino, AM 7/7/22: *"A Global Economic Depression - You Are In One"* - https://traderschoice.net/ *Comments here:* - https://www.youtube.com/ ○ *Related:* "David Stockman on Why the Great Reckoning Has Begun" read more
"The Future – Post 2032 – A New Beginning?"
*"The Future – Post 2032 – A New Beginning?"* by Martin Armstrong *"QUESTION:* "Will you explain what Socrates foresees for after 2032 at this year’s WEC in November? I’m more concerned about my grandkids. A lot of people seem to be plagiarizing you these days. But all they have to offer is an opinion and we all have opinions. Socrates has been the only thing that has ever been consistently correct." - TH *ANSWER:* I have warned that the Economic Confidence Model and how markets even trade themselves is always fractal. We are completing the end of the BIG ONE. I think a lot of peopl... read more
Women in Ukraine organizing to stop conscription
Women organizing in Ukraine to challenge the forced conscription by Kiev - they need more 'meat' (as many Ukrainian troops call themselves) to keep the US-UK-NATO war mongers satisfied. Zalensky wants his cannon fodder to appease his western bankster backers. Welcome to NATO.... read more
Vision, lobbying, and high-profile stunts: lessons on how to become a cycling city
News 1. Protecting yourself and others from COVID-19 With the end of COVID-19 restrictions in Nova Scotia, Yvette d’Entremont talks to Dr. Scott Halperin, director of the Canadian Center for Vaccinology and a professor of pediatrics and microbiology and immunology at Dalhousie University and infectious disease at the IWK Health Centre. In other words, someone […] read more
Vox - All1 day ago
Boris Johnson was a winner, until he wasn’t
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson announces his resignation outside 10 Downing Street on July 7. | Carl Court/Getty Images Scandals finally forced the Conservatives to abandon their leader, as Johnson announces he will resign as UK prime minister. Boris Johnson always seemed to defy political odds. He went the typical path of the political class — Eton- and Oxford-educated — but sold himself as an outsider and populist man-of-the-people, messy hair and all. He was fired from journalism for fabrication, and his reporting and political careers were marred with scandal after scandal, ... read more
Balkinization1 day ago
Liberalism, Republicanism, and Common Good Constitutionalism
For the Balkinization symposium on Adrian Vermeule, Common Good Constitutionalism (Polity Press 2022). Despite its title, Adrian Vermeuele's *Common Good Constitutionalism* is more about general legal theory than it is about constitutional theory. Vermeule has surprisingly little to say about constitutional structure or about the various clauses of the U.S. Constitution. His discussion of federalism, for example, is primarily about subsidiarity, but as Vermeule himself points out, the two are not the same thing. Delegating decisions to California or Texas is not the same thing as ... read more
Arctic Warming Alarm from New Mexico Models
Breaking News from Los Alamos National Laboratory at Science Daily Arctic temperatures are increasing four times faster than global warming. As you can see, the alarm is not based on field observations in the Arctic Circle, but comes from computers in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Excerpts in italics with my bolds. Summary: A new analysis […] read more
MAYBE RON DeSANTIS WILL STEAL HIS OWN REELECTION
Ron DeSantis, who's running for a second term as governor of Florida even though he's hoping to be elected president two years later, has a new secretary of state, Cord Byrd. *The Washington Post*'s Lizette Alvarez tells us a few things about him: ... he is as hard-right as his governor. Byrd’s website is called Florida Gun Lawyer. And as state House member, he helped turned many of DeSantis’s most radical ideas into high-profile culture-war bills involving race, education and gay rights. As a lawmaker, Byrd also supported changes in voting laws, making it harder to use ballot dro... read more
Vox - All1 day ago
What the Supreme Court’s EPA ruling means for air pollution — and your health
Los Angeles, seen through layers of fog and haze. | Getty Images/iStockphoto Most Americans breathe unhealthy air, and weakening the EPA won’t help. When the Supreme Court decided *West Virginia v. EPA* last week, most of the response was focused on the ruling’s impact on the government’s regulatory power over carbon emissions. The decision limited the EPA from making certain broad regulatory decisions — such as implementing a cap-and-trade program — to control greenhouse emissions from power plants under the authority of the Clean Air Act. While the ruling didn’t get rid of the ... read more
Vox - All1 day ago
Senate Democrats slowly consider their options after Roe
Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Patty Murray hold a press conference about abortion rights outside the Capitol on June 15. | Joe Raedle/Getty Images Inside the debates dividing the lawmakers, now on recess. When the draft Supreme Court opinion on *Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health *leaked in early May, Democratic lawmakers in the Senate scrambled to figure out a response. They settled on a vote on a bill that had already failed to pass in February, the Women’s Health Protection Act — a bill that would both codify access to abortion and invalidate existing state restrictions on the proc... read more
Vox - All1 day ago
Even bosses are joining the Great Resignation
Christina Animashaun/Vox New data shows a growing number of managers are quitting. The so-called Great Resignation is going strong, and it’s not just for working stiffs anymore. Increasingly, managers are also leaving their jobs for greener pastures. Data shows that managers are leaving their jobs at elevated levels, and that even though resignation rates for workers overall have declined from their peak, lots of people are still quitting their jobs. The breadth of quits could exacerbate an already tight labor market as quits in one area precipitate quits in another, and this cy... read more
USTR announces new declaration on good regulatory practices
07-Jul-2022 Many trade agreements in the Hemisphere, such as the USMCA, MERCOSUR, the Pacific Alliance, as well as other bilateral arrangements, contain provisions on good regulatory practices. read more
No Patient Should Ever Be Left Alone
by Kerry Dougherty Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis this week signed the Sunshine State’s “No Patient Left Alone Act,” guaranteeing that Floridians can have their loved ones with them when they are hospitalized, ill or in long-term care. What’s truly unbelievable … Continue reading → read more
UK To Swap Out Top Sociopath For A Different Sociopath: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
Boris Johnson resigning would only be interesting in an alternate universe where there was some remote chance that he won't be replaced by another depraved sociopath. read more
Japan’s Kishida steps on Russian oil slick
The simmering tensions between Moscow and Japan during the past 4-month period of the war in Ukraine surged when the Secretary of the Russian Security Council Nikolay Patrushev sounded the warning at a meeting on national security in Khabarovsk in the Russian Far East on Tuesday that Japan is ramping up its revanchist plans for the Kuril Islands. read more
Turcopolier1 day ago
Starlink Launch
https://spacelaunchnow.me/launch/falcon-9-block-5-starlink-group-4-21 read more
UK To Swap Out Top Sociopath For A Different Sociopath: Notes From The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
Listen to a reading of this article: ❖ Boris Johnson resigning would only be interesting in an alternate universe where there was some remote chance that he won’t be replaced by another depraved sociopath. ❖ Remember when rich people were so worried about Jeremy Corbyn […] read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
Russians pause Ukraine offensive
ISW: There were no claimed or assessed Russian territorial gains in Ukraine on July 6 for the first time in 133 days of war, supporting ISW’s assessment that Russian forces have largely initiated an operational pause.[1] The Russian Defense Ministry claimed territorial gains every day from the start of the war but has not claimed any new territory or ground force movements since completing the encirclement of Lysychansk on July 3.[2] However, Russian forces still conducted limited and unsuccessful ground assaults across all axes on July 6.[3] Such attempts are consistent with a R... read more
PrairiePundit1 day ago
This is a by-product of Biden open orders policy
*Washington Examiner:* *Rising fentanyl seizures signal overdose crisis worsening* The Chicoms and the Mexican drug cartels are taking full advantage of Biden's open borders policies to murder young Americans with fentanyl. read more
CFACT1 day ago
Man-made disaster for Europe?
If there is complete collapse and no one uses energy, the energy situation becomes moot. The post Man-made disaster for Europe? appeared first on CFACT. read more
Croatia loses international arbitration against Hungary's MOL over gas business
07-Jul-2022 Croatia has lost an international arbitration case launched by Hungarian oil and gas group MOL over Zagreb's failure to fulfil obligations under an agreement about the gas business of the jointly owned Croatian oil company INA. read more
Sitrep Britain: The Titanic Hits the Iceberg
By Batiushka for The Saker Blog *Power is like cancer – it eats you slowly without you realizing it.St Nectarius of Egina (+ 1920)* Possibly the greatest clown UK politics has ever seen is on his way out of the door. Ministers and aides, forty-one within twenty-four hours, have left his sinking ship. As for Johnson himself, he is spending his last days or hours rearranging the deckchairs with only the last yes-men by his side. The unsinkable Titanic is starting to go down. Let the band play. The Titanic is sinking. If you are a rat, get off now. Already, before Johns... read more
Snopes.com1 day ago
Contact Restored with NASA Spacecraft Headed to Lunar Orbit
NASA said that contact has been restored with its $32.7 million spacecraft headed to the moon to test out a lopsided lunar orbit. read more
The Bill Has Come Due
Boris Johnson has resigned. Jonathan Freedland writes that there is a symmetry to his rise and fall: Lies and a brazen contempt for the rules powered his rise; lies and a brazen contempt for the rules brought his fall. Which means the political odyssey of Boris Johnson has a curious symmetry. Except that what began as defects in the personality of one man ended as defects in his party and his government, inflicting great damage on the entire country. The lies that proved his undoing are now all too familiar. The last, fatal lie was his claim that he had not been told directly o... read more
Picture Of The Day
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson delivers his resignation speech on Thursday outside No. 10 Downing Street *WNU Editor:* And so it goes. The fight on who will succeed now begins. read more
"Sticker Shock At Kroger! Prices Are Getting Ridiculous!"
*Full screen recommended.* Adventures with Danno, 7/7/22: *"Sticker Shock At Kroger! Prices Are Getting Ridiculous!"* "In today's vlog we are at Kroger, and are noticing massive price increases! We are in complete sticker shock as we are seeing skyrocketing prices, and a lot of empty shelves! It's getting rough out here as stores seem to be struggling with getting products!" *Comments here:* - https://www.youtube.com/ read more
The Rio Times1 day ago
Brazil: 39% approve and 55% disapprove of the Bolsonaro government -PoderData, July 3-5
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - A PoderData survey conducted from July 3 to 5 shows that Jair Bolsonaro's (Liberal Party - PL) government continues to be disapproved by a little more than half of the Brazilian electorate. 55% say they disapprove of the president's leadership, while 39% read more
What Are The Chances Nuclear Weapons May Be Used In Ukraine?
*WNU Editor*: The Russian military has a huge arsenal of small tactical/low radioactive nuclear weapons. I could also add small EMP weapons with a nuclear component. The temptation to use them against a Ukraine base or command center in the event that the Kremlin's military objectives are stalled or being pushed back on the ground will be overwhelming for Putin to authorize. Bottom line. The risk is very low, but it is not zero. read more
The Rio Times1 day ago
Brazil elections 2022: Absenteeism is a growing challenge
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Citizen interest in presidential elections has a concrete form of measurement, analyzed in the context of recent history: it is the evolution of the number of people who decide to abstain plus those who vote blank, as a percentage of the total registered voters. The last elections in Brazil, which […] read more
Safe and Effective®
Preprint; Results: Pfizer and Moderna mRNA COVID-19 vaccines were associated with an increased risk of serious adverse events of special interest, with an absolute risk increase of 10.1 and 15.1 per 10,000 vaccinated over placebo baselines of 17.6 and 42.2 (95% CI -0.4 to 20.6 and -3.6 to 33.8), respectively. Combined, the mRNA vaccines were… Continue reading → read more
The New Dark Age22 hours ago
Ukraine News Links 6-7 July 2022
Thursday, 7 July 2022 • 19:00 — The New Dark Age There may be some duplication due to cross-posting and may be updated throughout the day, so please check back. If it gets updated, I usually insert the time on the line above. A lot of cross-posting usually indicates that the article is popular and … Continue reading Ukraine News Links 6-7 July 2022 read more
Snopes.com1 day ago
Johnson Resigns, Remains UK Prime Minister for Now
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson resigned, acknowledging that it was “clearly the will” of his party that he should go. read more
The Rio Times1 day ago
In Brazil, construction of the largest residential and tourism complex in South America gets the green light
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - With an investment of more than 2,5 billion euros (2.5 billion dollars), the Maraey Rio de Janeiro project will employ 50,000 people who will build four five-star hotels and residential buildings. Maraey, the largest residential and tourism complex in South America, located 45 kilometers from Rio de Janeiro, with a […] read more
The Rio Times1 day ago
Brazil to launch bidding for new 8×8 combat vehicles on July 20
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The Brazilian Army's Logistics Command (Colog) and Materiel Directorate (DMat) will launch on July 20 the Request for Proposal (RFP) in search of the best proposal to acquire its new model of 8X8 medium armored wheeled cavalry combat vehicle (VBC Cav - MSR 8X8). On the . . . To […] read more
CENSORED NEWS1 day ago
'U.S. Supreme Court ignores that our world is on fire' by Lisa DeVille
By Lisa DeVilleMandan, Hidatsa and ArikaraJuly 1, 2022Letter to the EditorOn June 30, 2022 the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) handed down their decision in West Virginia, at al. v EPA ruling to limit the Environmental Protection Agency’s authority to regulate greenhouse gasses and other harmful pollutants. The Court should never have taken this case as it was challenging a clean air read more
Does The First Amendment Mean Anti-Harassment Policies Are Illegal? Florida Court Says Yes
In a what-the-frack moment, I took a look at what seems to be an opinion that has no relation to employment law, and realized that it has far-reaching implications. The 11th Circuit has ruled that the University of Central Florida's anti-harassment policy that applies to students violates the First Amendment. Now, granted, as I've said before, the First Amendment only applies to governments. UCF is a government-run school. So this issue will only apply to governments. But it also seems to apply to anti-harassment policies that government employers might try to impose. And it migh... read more
The Rio Times1 day ago
Brazil Aid waiting list is bigger in the Southeast and Northeast regions
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazil has 5.3 million people eligible for the Brazil Aid program (Auxílio Brasil). They ask for access to the benefit but don't know when they will be registered. The Ministry of Economy thinks it will not be possible to zero the list in 2022, even with the Proposed Amendment to […] read more
The Duran1 day ago
Biden still blames Putin, exports US oil reserves. Boris must go. WH Snake Island coin. Update 1
Biden still blames Putin, exports US oil reserves. Boris must go. WH Snake Island coin. Update 1 Topic 613 read more
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From Jenna Orkin Australia flood, boosted by climate change, making history in Sydney Pope announces plans to expand women’s role in VaticanHackers claim they breached police data on 1 billion Chinese residentsHighland Park suspect’s father sponsored gun permit application, police say Gazprom proposes extending gas sales for rubles to LNG UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to quit after dozens of ministers resign over his conduct The Ukrainian governor of the Donetsk province — one of the last holdout territories in eastern Ukraine — is urging the 350,000 people who remain to flee [im... read more
Halifax police board asked to make policy on encampment enforcement
Chief Dan Kinsella has said it many times now: Halifax Regional Police won’t remove people from parks if they have nowhere to go. “We’re not looking to take anyone out of a park, or even to issue a fine. That’s not what we’re looking to do,” Kinsella said on Wednesday. But until it’s a formal […] read more
The Rio Times1 day ago
Travel in Brazil decreased by 41% between 2019 and 2021
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Brazilians made 20.9 million trips in 2019, 13.6 million in 2020, and 12.3 million in 2021. The number of trips decreased by 41% between 2019 and 2021. In 2020, 98% of trips were domestic, compared to 99.3% last year. The share of international trips decreased from 3.8% in 2019 to […] read more
MJBizDaily1 day ago
7/10: The ‘other’ marijuana holiday boosting retail sales
Step aside, 4/20. There’s another unofficial marijuana-related holiday that retailers can take advantage of. 7/10, or “Dab Day,” is dedicated to cannabis users who prefer concentrates such as live resin, shatter or hash rosin, to name a few. 7/10: The ‘other’ marijuana holiday boosting retail sales is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs read more
Electroverse1 day ago
Queensland Crops “Wiped-Out” By Record-Breaking Cold; Heavy Snow Hits Argentina; + Strongest Noctilucent Cloud Activity In Decades
Hundreds of low temperature benchmarks have been toppled across Australia this week -- largely unreported by the MSM. The post Queensland Crops “Wiped-Out” By Record-Breaking Cold; Heavy Snow Hits Argentina; + Strongest Noctilucent Cloud Activity In Decades appeared first on Electroverse. read more
2016 – New York Times Complained California Wasn’t Allowing Forest Fires
In 2016, the New York Times said California’s failure to allow forest fires were destroying forest health Will California Ever Let Sierra Nevada Forests Burn? – The New York Times In 2018, the New York Times said California was at … Continue reading → read more
Washington’s Partnership (for Primacy) in Blue Pacific
(Brian Berletic - New Eastern Outlook) - In Washington’s ongoing efforts to confront and contain China’s rise on the global stage, it has announced yet another bloc, the “Partnership in Blue Pacific.” read more
EU economies are down on their knees
On July 1 at the White House, US President Joe Biden made a startling disclosure that “the idea we’re going to be able to click a switch, bring down the cost of gasoline, is not likely in the near term.” read more
Vile Violations
Thursday, 7 July 2022 — The van says… Yesterday a ten year old girl became another casualty to the wholly illegal operations being carried out under orders from Kiev. Photo©️Azmilitary1 Preamble Recent weeks have seen intensive bombardments by Ukrainian Army units on the city of Donetsk, an increasing desperate Kiev attempting to hit back against Russian … Continue reading Vile Violations read more
Anatomy of a Coup: How CIA Front Laid Foundations for Ukraine War
Obvious examples of Central Intelligence Agency covert action abroad are difficult to identify today, save for occasional acknowledged calamities, such as the long-running $1 billion effort to overthrow the government of Syria, via funding, training and arming barbarous jihadist groups. read more
Komando.com1 day ago
23 funniest optical illusions actually worth sharing with a friend
You don't need a rollercoaster to make your mind feel woozy. These 20+ funniest optical illusions will have you wondering which way is up. read more
DJT Lives Rent-free in Biden's Head, and It Seems the Lease Has Just Been Renewed.
We are only a year-and-a-half into Biden’s presidential tenure, and things are not going well to say the least. That’s the opinion of a full 85 percent of the Americans from both parties polled who believe the country is headed for the ditch. So, what is a president to do when his whole administration is collapsing around him? Blame Donald Trump, of course. Talking nonsense in Ohio yesterday to an audience of paid to be there union members, Joe had this to say: "The previous administration lost more jobs on its watch than any administration since Herbert Hoover. That's a fact. Al... read more
To Protect & Serve
No, not the police. Us. How do you cope with the worry about the inevitable? The other night, my 27 year old said, “I love you,” as I tucked her into bed, not as echolalia, not mimicking me. On her... Related Stories - The House We Live In: July 4, 2022 - What A Relief! Autism Portrayal or Betrayal? - So You Want To Be Autistic: Transautistic Is the New Self-Diagnosed read more
The Rio Times1 day ago
Dollar rises against the Brazilian currency to R$5.42 on risk of global recession
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The commercial dollar closed Wednesday (6) up 0.6% at R$5.42. The currency returned to the level of January 27, 2022, when it also reached R$ 5.42. On Wednesday (6) at 13:24, the dollar peaked and traded at R$ 5.46. The currency continues its upward trend. On Tuesday (5), it closed […] read more
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* HHS gives NYU $40,000 to study why children 'favor Whiteness and maleness'* The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has awarded over $40,000 for New York University (NYU) researchers to conduct a study on why children "favor Whiteness and maleness over other identities." The project titled, "Societal assumptions regarding typical personhood and their effects on reasoning development," seeks to uncover the developmental processes by which children "acquire the belief that White males represent the default person – a pattern rooted in the ideologies of androcentrism... read more
North America Has A Population Problem
Although he’s writing about America, its a problem for Canada as well. read more
‘Biden Should Be Impeached’ for Giving Away US Oil Reserves
*21WIRE* | Incompetent leadership and an obsession with the Green New Deal and climate - is now threatening the stability of the United States. read more
Doofus Of The Day #1,094
Today's award goes to the Russian military commander(s) in Ukraine who decided to test anti-air-raid smokescreens defending the bridge over the Kerch Strait to Crimea . . . without, it seems, thinking of possible consequences. The War Zone reports: Russia has deployed a number of countermeasures to the Kerch Strait Bridge connecting Russia and Crimea ... On July 1, a smokescreen test was also carried out by Russian forces, with footage of the exercise having been captured by locals attempting to cross the bridge while the aerosol was being dispersed ... the smoke quickly enve... read more
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Dead HMMWV Ukrainian HMMWV lost in Severodonetsk I’m not a fan of the Humvee. It’s not the vehicle, they’re fine. It’s in how they are used. They’re used like light skin armor and they are NOT light skin armor. They’re targets, in this case for the Russians. In Iraq, for EFP’s that cut through […] The post The List appeared first on Virtual Mirage. read more
Thursday On Turtle Island
Biden’s America: Woke L.A. teachers. 10% Joe ships oil to China. A great election ad. Leftists are truly evil. Great family video of Hunter Biden smoking drugs. Dutch government launches Canadian style crackdown. Justin admires their basic dictatorship. The silencing of Jordan Peterson. Your morning meme. Trudeau’s Turtle Island: The media was full of praise… Continue reading → read more
Bank of Japan now holds 50 percent of government bonds: Capitalist?
Bank of Japan now holds 50 percent of government bonds: Capitalist? Kanako Mita and Lee Jay Walker Modern Tokyo Times Japan is the holder of the highest ratio of debt… The post Bank of Japan now holds 50 percent of government bonds: Capitalist? first appeared on Modern Tokyo Times. read more
The Peace of God
This is one of those wow stories out of history in which something completely new was attempted and even made to work. It literally allowed the rise of free cities which came after able to stand shoulder to shoulder with warlords. The universal way of war was to loot and spare nothing. That was the primary weakness of the romans and why their cities could not hold off the barbarians. More astounding is that this was a church led revolution top to bottom that was never anticipated. It is now no surprise that the West arose out of this instead of some imperial solution and the d... read more
Scientists say they've solved a 700-year-old mystery: Where and when Black Death began
Way more detail leading to a likely zone of origination. We really got unlucky. This could have stayed local and likely died out locally. It did not of course and we have a stupendous kill rate. Which may not be that correct though as we should know by now. Communities got whacked, but running for the country side saved far more than we know. *Scientists say they've solved a 700-year-old mystery: Where and when Black Death began* *June 30, 20223:50 PM ET* *MAX BARNHART* https://www.npr.org/sections/goatsandsoda/2022/06/30/1106858954/scientists-say-theyve-solved-a-700-year-ol... read more
‘More than a song’: the enduring power of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah
The public forgets that Cohen was a master poet trained in the ouevre of English literature who ceretainly aspired to create immortal art. That training was transformed when he encountered Garcia Lorca, likely in translation. His product became accessible and then was folded into music to create the body of work we know. It is fitting that more and more is been done to showcase his talent, even after his passing. This is the immortal gift of a great artist. *‘More than a song’: the enduring power of Leonard Cohen’s Hallelujah* *In a new documentary, fans and experts explore... read more
Wake up Albo, we need nuclear NOW
Whenever the Labor party is asked about nuclear energy, they recite the same old rubbish. read more
News Of NERC Is Not Good For Reliability
Originally posted on PA Pundits - International: By David Wojick, Ph.D. ~ My last CFACT article pointed out that the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) mades and enforces the regulations governing grid reliability in America. The looming threat of numerous summer blackouts, which they just announced, is therefore their fault. They have obviously failed… read more
The Realities Of “Going Green”
Originally posted on NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT: By Paul Homewood ? I came across this on Facebook, translated from Norwegian. It’s a good summary: ? “Batteries do not create electricity – they store electricity produced elsewhere, especially through coal, uranium, natural-powered power plants or diesel-powered generators. “So the claim that an electric… read more
Clouds played an important role in the history of climate, say researchers
Originally posted on Tallbloke's Talkshop: Cumuliform cloudscape over Swifts Creek, Australia[image credit: Wikipedia] Looking into the past and future of climatic conditions on computer models can give somewhat cloudy results, at least partly because “there’s considerable uncertainty about the simulation of clouds in global climate models”. – – – Were Earth’s oceans completely covered… read more
India’s Coal Proliferation Contradicts Global Climate Drama
Originally posted on PA Pundits - International: By Vijay Raj Jayaraj ~ We have a crisis in India, and it is not with the climate. Power plants for the world’s second largest consumer of coal are running out of stock, leaving a billion people at the risk of blackouts and forcing industries to close facilities. To resolve… read more
Coldest, Wettest & Stormiest – The Good Old Days Before Global Warming
Originally posted on NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT: By Paul Homewood ? By the 1970’s, the Earth had experienced three decades of declining temperatures, which Hubert Lamb described as “longest-continued downward trend since temperature records began”. Many will be aware that the coldest winter on record in the US was that of 1978/79,… read more
How Pfizer Won the Pandemic, Reaping Outsize Profit and Influence.
https://khn.org/news/article/pfizer-pandemic-vaccine-market-paxlovid-outsize-profit-influence/ read more
The Contradictions of Battery Operated Vehicles
By Paul Homewood There’s often very thoughtful talks on TED. This one is from two years ago: read more
Comedian Jim Breuer – ‘Somebody Had to Say It’
*21WIRE* | Calling out the ridiculousness of the pandemic and vaccine mass hysteria. read more
Washington’s Partnership (for Primacy) in Blue Pacific
*July 7, 2022* (Brian Berletic - New Eastern Outlook) - In Washington’s ongoing efforts to confront and contain China’s rise on the global stage, it has announced yet another bloc, the “Partnership in Blue Pacific.” The Financial Times in a recent article titled, “US and allies launch initiative to help Pacific Island nations,” would claim, regarding the stated objective of the new bloc, that: *The scheme aims to help small island nations — such as Fiji, Palau, Samoa and the Marshall Islands — tackle issues from climate change to illegal fishing, but it also marks a stepped-up e... read more
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TikTok to lawmakers: We’re working to protect U.S. data – Is it safe to use?
Government officials have accused TikTok of mishandling U.S. user data and sending it to China. Some senators want the app banned. The app creators are fighting back, but is it safe to use? read more
Myths Fuel Xenophobic Sentiment in South Africa
Johannesburg, Jul 07 (IPS) - Around the world, from Syria to Libya, from Bangladesh to Ukraine, millions have become refugees in foreign lands due to war, famine, or political and economic instability in their countries. Read the full story, “Myths Fuel Xenophobic Sentiment in South Africa”, on globalissues.org → read more
UN Predicts 68 Percent of World's Population will be Living in Urban Areas by 2050
KATHMANDU, Nepal, Jul 07 (IPS) - When we think of urbanization we often end up referring to the increasing number of megalopolises that are sprawling around the world. Yet less thoughts are given on the fact that the future patterns of urbanization will be centered on secondary cities or semi urban spaces, now becoming extensions of these gigantic cities. Read the full story, “UN Predicts 68 Percent of World's Population will be Living in Urban Areas by 2050”, on globalissues.org → read more
‘Joe Biden 100% Caught in a Lie’ – How Long Before Democrats Throw Him Under the Bus?
*21WIRE* | The President has been caught in an egregious lie, and the White House has no response. read more
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* Another Step Toward Climate Apocalypse (?)* * Paul Krugman below is determined to bash the GOP but does so on the flimsiest of grounds. The idea that the drought which has drained lake Mead is an effect of global warming is childishly ignorant. Warming would cause more evaporation off the ocean which would come down as more rain. The lake would more likely be full if global warming were real.And his claim that temperatures in Norway are unprecedently high is completely a-historical. Norway has been even warmer in the not too distant past. Climate historian Tony Heller dr... read more

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