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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.

Thursday, October 13, 2022

13 October - Blogs I'm Following - 1 of 4

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From Jenna Orkin How close is Putin to using a nuclear bomb? Bird flu ‘an urgent warning to move away from factory farming’ A judge’s attack on Yale explains the right’s ‘cancel culture’ ruseTransplant of human brain tissue into rats could help study autism, other disordersA new novel tells the story of Nazi birthing farmsLarge study provides powerful evidence of long covid’s lasting impact IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mr. MOONEY introduced the following bill; which was referred to the Committee on A BILL To define the dollar as a fixed weight of gold, and for other purposes Edit... read more
Vox - All22 minutes ago
Amazon workers in upstate New York are fighting for a crucial second union win
[image: An Amazon worker wearing a hooded sweatshirt with “Amazon Labor Union” written on the back.] Stephanie Keith/Getty Images The election at the ALB1 Amazon warehouse near Albany could prove the Staten Island union victory was no fluke. Heather Goodall says the quest to unionize an Amazon warehouse in upstate New York, where a union election began on Wednesday, can be traced back to the suicide of her son, Michael James Fahrenkopf, in 2016. After discovering that a handful of other employees who worked for the same computer chip manufacturer had also committed suicide in rece... read more
Michael West37 minutes ago
Reports of UK tax U-turn boost markets
UK Prime Minister Liz Truss is rethinking tax-cut plans that sent markets into turmoil with a possible U-turn on business levies, according to media reports, although her office says there will be no change of course. The government’s economic package, announced last month, has caused a rout in the bond market, with some investors and […] read more
bilaterals.org39 minutes ago
Truss faces fresh headache as India-UK free trade deal stuck
13-Oct-2022 Talks between India and the UK have hit a snag over easier access to thousands of skilled workers from the South Asian nation that is likely to push finalizing a free-trade agreement beyond the October deadline. read more
bilaterals.org39 minutes ago
Australia sees 'no prospect' of China being accepted into CPTPP
13-Oct-2022 Australia's trade minister remains concerned about China's application to join one of the world's biggest multilateral free trade agreements due to festering disputes between the two countries. read more
bilaterals.org39 minutes ago
Gulf Cooperation Council trade negotiations update
13-Oct-2022 The first round of negotiations for a Free Trade Agreement between the United Kingdom and Gulf Cooperation Council took place between 22 August and 29 September 2022. read more
bilaterals.org39 minutes ago
Spain to follow Italy and Poland and leave the Energy Charter
13-Oct-2022 Spain has initiated proceedings to withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty, signed by 53 countries and in force since 1998, designed to protect foreign investment in energy infrastructure. read more
bilaterals.org39 minutes ago
Kazakhstan ratifies agreement on free trade zone between EAEU and Iran
13-Oct-2022 Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed a law ratifying the agreement that leads to the formation of a free trade zone between the Eurasian Economic Union and Iran. read more
bilaterals.org39 minutes ago
S. Korea, Uruguay agree to speed up free trade talks with Mercosur
13-Oct-2022 South Korea and Mercosur held their seventh round of free trade negotiations in September last year, but little progress has been reported since then. read more
the daily howler41 minutes ago
THE WAGES OF AVOIDANCE: "Plastics," the man in the The Graduate said!
*THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2022* *We offer some other key terms: *Long ago and extremely far away, Mr. McGuire had one word for 20-year-old Benjamin Braddock. Benjamin seemed to be clinically depressed, or something possibly like it. Mr. McGuire was a friend of Benjamin's parents. At an unexplained early age, Benjamin had just graduated from Yale, where he had improbably starred on the track team. His exchange with Mr. McGuire went exactly like this: *Mr. McGuire: *I want to say one word to you. Just one word. *Benjamin: *Yes, sir. *Mr. McGuire:* Are you listening? *Benjamin:* Yes,... read more
The Rio Times52 minutes ago
Rio de Janeiro’s Christ the Redeemer Sanctuary celebrated 91 years of its creation
On October 12, Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer Sanctuary celebrated the 91st anniversary of its inauguration. To mark the date, a Thanksgiving mass was celebrated at 7 AM, presided over by the Archbishop of Rio, Cardinal Orani João Tempesta. At 8:30 AM, the traditional commemorative cake was distributed, prepared by the traditional organization Sociedade […] read more
The Rio Times1 hour ago
Petro’s Colombia: Conservative event canceled due to threats from communist groups
The Pan-American Forum of Young Politicians, which was to take place October 27-29 in Bogota, had to be canceled due to the increasing political violence in the country ruled by the extreme left. The biggest political action event of young conservatives in Latin America, the Pan-American Forum of Young Politicians, was scheduled to take place […] read more
One Candidate Was Snippy. It Wasn’t Jen Kiggans.
by Kerry Dougherty Elaine Luria is snotty. That’s my takeaway from Wednesday’s 2nd District debate sponsored by the Hampton Roads Chamber of Commerce at the Oceanfront Marriott. Yes, the Democrat had the built-in advantage of incumbency and a command of … Continue reading → read more
The Rio Times1 hour ago
Argentina’s “Massa Plan” falls apart: Country Risk exceeded 2,800 points
The timid program announced by the Argentine Minister of Economy in August did not achieve any effective results. Inflation is becoming more and more violent, the risk premium returned to the highs of July, and retail sales are collapsing month after month. The credibility and presumed "confidence" that Minister Sergio Massa had managed to recreate […] read more
The Rio Times1 hour ago
São Paulo’s Vila Madalena is among coolest neighborhoods in the world
On Tuesday, October 11, Vila Madalena, in São Paulo, was elected the 13th coolest neighborhood in the world in 2022. The indication is from the international tourism magazine Time Out, which released the annual ranking for the fifth consecutive year. To arrive at the final result, the publication revealed that it surveyed, in 14 languages, […] read more
The Rio Times2 hours ago
Xi Jinping to be re-elected as China’s supreme leader: 10 years of the most powerful communist dictator since Mao
China’s hyper-personalistic dictator is about to become the first communist leader this week to rule the country for more than two terms. By the end of his third term, he will have ruled for more than 16 years, comparable only to Mao Zedong. The 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China will be […] read more
Be mindful of what you say
We should be mindful of what we say as what sounds good may not be all that good or not possible. On occasion, I may question someone as to “do you really believe that or you just saying that for … Continue reading → read more
My Carbon - The World Economic Forum's Answer to Climate Change Surveillance
For those of us who have been paying attention, it appears that the global oligarchy has been subtly switched its "fear message" from COVID-19 to the existential horrors of global climate change. One of the leaders in this field (outside of Bill Gates, a major point source of greenhouse gas emissions) is the World Economic Forum, that group which uses the subtleties of language to convince us that its backers only have our best interests at heart. In a recent article on its website, the WEF looks at how technology can be used to control carbon emissions. Here is the article ... read more
ClimateRealism3 hours ago
True, WSJ, Hurricanes are Not Becoming More Damaging, Climate Policy is
A recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal gives a refreshingly fact-driven take on the threat of hurricanes, grid blackouts caused by global warming policy, and the idea that adaptation is a more realistic reaction to climate change. These points are correct, hurricanes are not getting more intense or inherently more damaging, but increases in […] The post True, WSJ, Hurricanes are Not Becoming More Damaging, Climate Policy is appeared first on ClimateRealism. read more
Immune Imprinting and Protection Against Repeat Reinfection with SARS-CoV-2
More than 2 years into the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic, the global population carries heterogeneous immune histories derived from various exposures to infection, viral variants and vaccination. The post Immune Imprinting and Protection Against Repeat Reinfection with SARS-CoV-2 appeared first on Children's Health Defense. read more
CENSORED NEWS58 minutes ago
Protests in Mexico and Around the World Demand Halt to Militarization and Espionage in Zapatista Territories
.Members of the Otomí community residing in Mexico City hold a forum on militarization in Mexico and commemorate the second anniversary of the taking of the Casa de los Pueblos Samir Flores. Photo: CNIIndigenous in Mexico and Supporters Around the World Demand and End to Militarization and Espionage of ZapatatistasRealizan acciones en México y el mundo contra militarización en territorios read more
Vox - All1 hour ago
Neil deGrasse Tyson gets political
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson speaks during the 2015 Clinton Global Initiative Annual Meeting on September 28, 2015, in New York City. | Taylor Hill/FilmMagic Why the influential astrophysicist is increasingly worried about scientific ignorance. As a kid, I loved watching reruns of Carl Sagan’s PBS series *Cosmos*. It was one of those rare shows that found a way to communicate the importance and the beauty of science at the same time. And Sagan, for his part, was so good at evoking a sense of wonder in the audience. If there’s an heir to Sagan’s legacy in our time, it’s t... read more
PrairiePundit1 hour ago
FBI official questioned by Durham in Danchenko case
Washington Examiner: *Durham inquiry trial: FBI wanted to suspend analyst who interviewed Steele source* The FBI’s internal investigation unit sought to discipline and suspend the FBI analyst who interviewed Igor Danchenko in January 2017 and who was special counsel John Durham’s first witness this week in the false statements trial against the main source for British ex-spy Christopher Steele’s discredited anti-Trump dossier, new court testimony revealed. FBI supervisory intelligence analyst Brian Auten, who disclosed Wednesday that Durham informed him in 2021 that he was a ... read more
Snopes.com1 hour ago
Social Security Benefits to Jump by 8.7% Next Year
That’s a historic increase and welcome news for American retirees and others — but it’s tempered by the fact that it’s fueled by record high inflation that’s raised the cost of everyday living. read more
EU has a serious problem now
Poland accuses Germany of selfishness because Berlin wants to help its industry to buy gas in the face of the biggest energy crisis since the Second World War. Warsaw is very unhappy with Germany's attempts to save its industry, as this will not allow the European Union to raise enough money for Poland to buy expensive gas. In principle, the discontent of the Poles can be understood. Germany makes it clear that all that matters to it is to save only its industry, and Berlin will try to save its factories this winter only by taking gas from neighboring countries. Simply put... read more
Ukraine war analysis from retired Army officer
Douglas Macgregor is a retired U.S. Army Colonel and government official, and an author, consultant, and television commentator. In 2020, President Donald Trump proposed Macgregor as ambassador to Germany, but the Senate blocked the nomination. He is currently one of the most listened to analysts and speaks to 'conservative and progressive' audiences quite widely. He also speaks in clear and informative lingo and is very candid. *If you want to jump right to Col. Macgregor his interview begins at 17:30 in the video * read more
"Massive Price Increases At Kroger! This Is Ridiculous! Not Good!"
*Full screen recommended.* Adventures with Danno, 10/13/22: *"Massive Price Increases At Kroger! * *This Is Ridiculous! Not Good!"* "In today's vlog we are at Kroger, and are noticing massive price increases! We are here to check out 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
PrairiePundit1 hour ago
El Paso migrant center overwhelmed
Guardian: Chairs and tables lined El Paso’s new Migrant Welcome Center in west Texas, where families who have crossed the US-Mexico border without immigration papers were meeting with volunteers and city employees, or making phone calls to loved ones elsewhere in the United States. Children amused themselves in a designated play area, while their parents worked out where the next steps of their journey would take them and how they would get there. Services on offer at the city-funded facility included food, water and basic healthcare, assistance with communication and travel arr... read more
The Second Jones Verdict
Joanna Slater reports in the *Washington Post* that: A Connecticut jury ordered Infowars founder Alex Jones to pay $965 million in damages to the families of eight victims of the Sandy Hook shooting for the suffering caused by years of lies that the massacre was a hoax. Wednesday’s verdict marks the largest award to date in a multipronged legal battle by the families to hold Jones responsible for circulating falsehoods about the 2012 mass shooting, in which 20 children and six educators were killed in an elementary school in Newtown, Conn. Jones has been spewing lies for a long ti... read more
PrairiePundit1 hour ago
Putin's Ukraine folly
Joel Gehrke: Russia doesn’t have enough cruise missiles to wage a scorched-earth campaign against Ukrainian civilians while fending off a Ukrainian counteroffensive to liberate occupied territory in the east, Western officials and analysts said. “We know that they are running out of these cruise missiles, which is by the way the only precision, long-range weapon they still have,” a senior European military official told the *Washington Examiner*. “Soon, so early 2023, they will run out of it because that's something the defense industry in Russia cannot produce anymore.” Those ... read more
Canadian Prepper, "Russia Prepares its People... NATO's Nuclear 'Exercise'"
Canadian Prepper, 10/12/22: *"Russia Prepares its People... NATO's Nuclear 'Exercise'"* "Is Russia advising its citizens to prepare for nuclear conflict? Shanghai is Stockpiling water, France gasoline and USA fried chicken and winter hasn't arrived yet!" *Comments here:* - https://www.youtube.com/ read more
PrairiePundit1 hour ago
Democrats want litigate oil prices rather increase US production
The Hill: Momentum is building in Congress in support of legislation that would take on the OPEC+ group of oil-producing nations that just announced cuts in production likely to help Russia and raise prices in the United States. Senate Majority Leader Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) recently floated using the legislation, known as “NOPEC,” as one way to respond to the group, which includes Saudi Arabia and Russia. Some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have gone even further, saying that the decision by the Saudi-led group to reduce production by 2 million barrels a day is a reason ... read more
Econlib2 hours ago
Rearden Teaches Moral Reasoning to “Wet Nurse”
This is another in my series of favorite passages from Atlas Shrugged. Hank Rearden has just triumphed at his trial in which he was charged with unfair competition for producing a high-quality product and selling it at a low price. He returns to his factory where the government worker installed at his factory to make […] The post Rearden Teaches Moral Reasoning to “Wet Nurse” appeared first on Econlib. read more
The Rio Times2 hours ago
Rio de Janeiro’s State Police acquires 600 IWI Arad rifles
The five operational units of the Rio de Janeiro State Police will operate the Arad combat rifle by the end of this year after recently acquiring 600 of these weapons, of 5.56 mm caliber, from the Israeli firm IWI. These . . . To read the full NEWS and much more, Subscribe to our Premium […] read more
Vox - All2 hours ago
How the Pennsylvania Senate race got so close
[image: Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman standing on an outdoor stage in front of a crowd.] Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman holds a campaign rally. | Nate Smallwood/Bloomberg via Getty Images The state of the Oz-Fetterman Senate race, explained by three Pennsylvania pollsters. This past summer, polling had Lt. Gov.John Fetterman up by as much as 12 points in the Pennsylvania Senate race, a sizable lead in a swing state that’s typically pretty close. Fetterman’s support raised Democrats’ hopes of flipping the seat, particularly since President Joe Biden won there in the la... read more
The Rio Times3 hours ago
Brazil’s agribusiness production continues to recover
The Agribusiness Production Index (PIMAgro) calculated by the Center for Agribusiness Studies of the Getulio Vargas Foundation (FGV Agro) rose again in August, accumulated a high in the first eight months of 2022 and should end the year with a positive result and good chances of consolidating this recovery trend in 2023. Compared to July, […] read more
Your Official Almost Semi-World Famous Irredeemable Mid-Week Open Thread
Your Beloved Blog Editrix Turns Things Over To You, The Reader. So Don Your Blogging Thongs, Share Ye Links and Bicker ----------------------------------- This weeks Open Thread is Sponsored by: *That R**ecurring** Creepy Weird Dream of Peeking Through Curtain,* *That If You Don't Have, You Will Now......* read more
MJBizDaily3 hours ago
Maryland marijuana legalization expected to pass in November, but details pending
Maryland voters appear likely next month to approve the cultivation and sale of recreational marijuana, but state lawmakers must the pass legislation establishing a regulatory framework governing the new market. Maryland marijuana legalization expected to pass in November, but details pending is a post from: MJBizDaily: Financial, Legal & Cannabusiness news for cannabis entrepreneurs read more
New Satellite Images Show Damaged Crimean Bridge
“Maxar shows new photos of damaged Crimean Bridge UKRAINSKA PRAVDA – THURSDAY, 13 OCTOBER 2022, 02:51 Maxar, an American company, … Continue reading → read more
Snopes.com7 years ago
Is McDonald’s the World’s Largest Purchaser of Cow Eyeballs?
Some versions of this rumor posit that the cow eyes are used as hamburger filler, or to make beef patties stick together better. read more
As Autism Ages, Safeminds Shares New Information about Death, Grief and Inclusion
Below is an important excerpt from Safeminds. As we age, as our children age, death will visit more frequently. Intellectually disabled or not,, the social differences of autism must affect the ability to process grief. How could they not? With... Related Stories - Fire Safety and Autism - Mother of Accused BYU Fan with Disabilities Speaks Out - The Defender Reports: Doctors File First Lawsuit Challenging California Law That Seeks to Punish Physicians for COVID ‘Misinformation’ read more
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* Public School Fires Substitute Teacher for Raising Concerns Over Book Depicting Same-Sex Couples* Lindsey Barr was fired from her substitute teaching job after expressing concern over the content of a book in the school library. Barr is a mother of three boys. All her children attend public school in Bryan County, Georgia, about 30 miles southwest of Savannah, where she also works as a substitute teacher. In August, Barr learned that McAllister Elementary School, where her first- and third-grade sons attend and where she sometimes works, planned to have the book “All Are Welcom... read more
GREENIE WATCH3 hours ago
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* Hypocrite doctors go maskless* An oncologist at the University of California, San Francisco has demanded the American Academy of Pediatrics be dissolved after its leaders were pictured unmasked at the org's first conference since 2019 - after having pushed face-coverings on kids as young as two during the pandemic. Dr. Vinayak K. Prasad, a hematologist-oncologist and health researcher at the college, pointed out the hypocrisy of the agency tasked with the health, safety and well-being of US infants, children, and adolescents, in a tweet published Monday. It came on the third da... read more
The Rio Times3 hours ago
Opinion: Why São Paulo’s Film Festival is still important in the streaming era
By Bruno Yutaka Saito (Opinion) It was around 11 PM when Renata, a 17-year-old girl, decided to enter a movie theater in the center of São Paulo, which was already showing signs of decadence. The elegant Metropole cinema was showing a German film called "Freak Orlando" (1981). The grandiosity to which this Virginia Woolf-inspired production, […] read more
The Rio Times3 hours ago
Bolivia and Brazil develop plan to combat drug trafficking and organized crime on shared border
Bolivian and Brazilian authorities met yesterday in La Paz to develop a joint action plan to combat drug trafficking and transnational crime along their extensive shared border. During the meeting, the Vice Minister of Social Defense and Controlled Substances of the Bolivian Ministry of the Interior, Jaime Mamani, stressed the willingness of both governments to […] read more
Vox - All3 hours ago
6 questions with Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg
[image: Photo collage of Pete Buttigieg and the Capitol dome.] Christina Animashaun/Vox Recode spoke with the secretary of transportation about winning over rural drivers and surmounting other roadblocks to the EV transition. The electric vehicle revolution has a problem: There aren’t enough EVs or chargers. General Motors’ planned production of the electric GMC Hummer pickup and SUV sold out just 10 minutes after reservations opened, and prices on used EV models, like the Nissan Leaf and Chevrolet Bolt, are now higher than they were last year. Though as much as 25 percent of pro... read more
GREENIE WATCH3 hours ago
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* Electric vehicles are exploding in Florida - country's second biggest EV market - because Hurricane Ian's water damage has caused batteries to corrode and catch fire* * I mentioned this problem a little while back. I am reverting to it because of a story from where I live in Brisbane, Australia. Brisbane does sometimes get flooding in low lying areas and I hear of someone who got his small 2006 Kia van flooded recently. It went a fair way under so was not driveable after the flood had receded. As it was an old and humble vehicle, the owner decided to sell it for scrap.So a scra... read more
The Rio Times3 hours ago
Uruguayan industry grows 6.6% between January and August 2022
Uruguay’s manufacturing output grew by an average of 6.6 percent between January and August this year, compared to the same period in 2021, mainly due to food processing, the National Statistics Institute (INE) announced today. The sector with the largest positive impact on the volume index of manufacturing (IVFIM) in the first eight months of […] read more
The Rio Times3 hours ago
Ecuador reports progress in free trade agreement negotiations with Costa Rica
Ecuador and Costa Rica have made significant progress in negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA), Ecuador’s Minister of Production, Foreign Trade, Investment and Fisheries, Julio José Prado, announced on Wednesday. The official stated on his Twitter account that “significant progress” has been made, allowing to close 14 negotiation tables. “Tables with progress, but in […] read more
The Rio Times3 hours ago
Brazil has 62 universities ranked among the best in the world
The Times Higher Education (THE) has placed 62 Brazilian institutions on the list of the best universities in the world. University of São Paulo (USP) remained as the best positioned in the ranking among the Brazilian ones. The British consultancy evaluated 1,800 universities. No university in Brazil is among the top . . . To […] read more
The Rio Times4 hours ago
Nicolas de la Cruz’s future hangs in the balance and he could be playing for a top Brazilian club
Nicolas de la Cruz could represent the colors of Brazilian soccer in 2023. At the end of his contract with River Plate and still, without an extension, the player can not agree to renew his contract with the Argentine club and clubs in Brazil. The talks between River Plate and Nicolas de la Cruz to […] read more
British Businessman Graham Bonham-Carter Indicted for Sanctions Evasion Benefitting Russian Oligarch Oleg Vladimirovich Deripaska
Graham Bonham-Carter is the great-grandson of British General Sir Charles Bonham-Carter, who also served as the British governor of Malta. … Continue reading → read more
The Rio Times4 hours ago
Chilean market forecasts inflation of 12.6% by the end of 2022
Chilean market analysts expect inflation to reach 12.6 percent by the end of the year, slightly higher than the previous month’s forecast (12.5 percent). This is according to the Economic Expectations Survey (EEE) released Wednesday by the Central Bank of Chile. Economists surveyed this month for the EEE also pointed out that the Consumer Price […] read more
The Rio Times4 hours ago
Brazilian Economy Minister criticizes IMF: “It has to work a little more”
On Wednesday, October 12, Brazil's Economy Minister Paulo Guedes said the IMF (International Monetary Fund) has to "talk less nonsense" and "work a little more". He is in Washington, USA, to attend meetings of the entity. The minister criticized calculations of the international organization indicating that Brazil could have spent half of what was paid […] read more
The Duran4 hours ago
ALEX JONES the author of his own misfortune
On Wednesday, a jury in Connecticut ordered Alex Jones to pay the 15 plaintiffs in his Sandy Hook defamation trial a staggering $965 million. This is the second such judgment Jones has faced; the first was for just over $45 million. One can argue that these damages are excessive – some have, and that the […] read more
The Duran4 hours ago
A Double Exposure Of Vinnie Moore
A youthful 58, Vinnie Moore has been the lead guitarist with UFO since 2003. Youthful indeed because the band is currently on hiatus following the 74 year old Phil Mogg suffering a heart attack. They were to start their farewell tour this month but that has been cancelled on doctor’s orders. Get well soon, Phil, […] read more
The Duran4 hours ago
Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s Transhumanism and the Cult of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
As we move further into the vortex dubbed ‘the Great Reset’, one gets a sense of a creepy cultish mode of speaking among some of the top echelons of imperial thinkers setting the cultural tone for the proceedings which profess to profoundly transform a new epoch in human history. World Economic Forum shining stars like […] read more
The Duran4 hours ago
Despite so much bad news, Russians and Americans still love working together [Video]
It might seem that with American political rancor against Russia at quite a high level, that the Russian Federation and the United States are absolutely not in cooperation with one another. However, there are several interesting developments that show that quite the opposite is true – Where possible, Russians and Americans are not only cooperating, […] read more
The Russians are modernizing hundreds of 1960's-era T-62 tanks, for multiple reasons
The War Zone reports: The Russian military is reportedly set to receive some 800 refurbished and possibly upgraded T-62 tanks in the next three years to try to help make up for severe losses it has already sustained in its ongoing all-out invasion of Ukraine. Many of the nearly antique T-62s have already been pulled out of deep storage and sent to Ukraine, where they have shown to be of debatable utility. If the situation is as it is reported to be, the decision to reactivate hundreds of these remarkably old Cold War-era tanks offers fresh evidence that western sanctions and ... read more
DURCH MEP ROB ROOS TALKS TO TUCKER CARLSON ABOUT ADMISSION BY PFIZER OF FRAUD, AND THAT COVID VACCINE WAS NOT TESTED FOR TRANSMISSION,
MEP ROB ROOS TALKS TO TUCKER CARLSON ABOUT ONE OF THE GREATEST SCANDALS OF OUR TIME HIS QUESTION TO PFIZER EXEC JANINE SMALL REVEALED PFIZER HAD NOT TESTED COVID JAB FOR TRANSMISSION HIS SHORT VIDEO UPLOADED OF EXCHANGE HAS BEEN VIEWED MILLIONS OF TIMES ON TWITTER PFIZER BACKED A PR CAMPAIGN CLAIMING THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT WAS TRUE, FALSELY STATING GETTING THE COVID JAB PREVENTED OTHER PEOPLE FROM GETTING COVID FALSE, UNPROVEN CLAIM WAS THE REASON GIVEN FOR IMPOSING THE MANDATES, RESTRICTIONS, FIRING PEOPLE, STOPPING THEM TRAVELLING ETC IF THEY DID NOT TAKE THE COVID JAB (... read more
EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT COVID COMMITTEE TO INVITE PFIZER CEO BOURLA AGAIN TO TESTIFY AFTER PFIZER EXEC HE SENT REFUSED TO ANSWER QUESTIONS ON TEXT MESSAGES TO SEALJAB DEAL WITH V D LEYEN, PRODUCTION SITE
NO PROOF COVID JABS SAVED MILLIONS OF LIVES CLAIM MADE ON THE BASIS OF A MODEL BUILT ON UNTESTED ASSUMPTIONS PROOF THAT MORE THAN THREE TIMES THE NUMBER OF REPORTS FOR INJURIES AND DEATHS THAN ALLTHE FLU JABS IN PREVIOUS THRITY YEARS COVID HAS THE SAME MORTALITY RATE AS THE FLU 0.096% ACCORDING TO PHE SO REPORT RATE SHOULD BE SAME STAGGERING SPIKE OF COVID JAB INJURIES SHOWS HARM BENEFIT RATIO TOTALLY ON SIDE OF HARM From media Pfizer remains discreet about COVID vaccine purchase contracts By Clara Bauer-Babef | EURACTIV.fr | translated by Anne-Sophie Gayet 12 Oct 2022 (up... read more
Halifax Examiner4 hours ago
Halifax and West Community Council approves eight-storey addition to South Street heritage building
Halifax councillors have approved an addition to a south end heritage property. During a meeting Wednesday night, the Halifax and West Community Council voted unanimously in favour of the proposal from Southwest Properties for the South Street heritage building known as Stairs House, originally constructed in 1838. Southwest Properties, via the affiliated Summer Wind Holdings, […] read more
The Rio Times4 hours ago
Chile raises interest rate to 11.25% to curb inflation
Chile’s central bank on Wednesday raised its key interest rate for the eleventh consecutive month to 11.25 percent from 10.75 percent to curb inflation, the highest level since 1998. “The monetary policy rate has reached the peak of the cycle initiated in July 2021 and will remain at this level for as long as necessary […] read more
Vox - All4 hours ago
The politics of New Hampshire, America’s quirkiest state, explained
A voter casts a ballot at a polling station in Portsmouth, New Hampshire on February 11, 2020. | Adam Glanzman/Bloomberg via Getty Images Parsing the old, white, educated, libertarian, anti-tax, pro-choice politics of New Hampshire. MANCHESTER, New Hampshire — New Hampshire is even quirkier than you realize. It’s not just that it has an outsize role in American politics because it holds the first presidential primary. Or that seemingly every other person in the state is an elected official. (Its state House of Representatives has 400 members, making it the third-largest elected ... read more
The Rio Times4 hours ago
PAHO claims that the Americas region is facing four public health emergencies
The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), the Regional Office for the Americas of the World Health Organization, warned Wednesday that the Americas Region is "under pressure". The organization claims the region faces four public health emergencies: the recent cholera outbreak in Haiti, Monkeypox cases, persistent Covid-19 infections, and low polio vaccination coverage. The agency's director, […] read more
Virtual Mirage5 hours ago
Nous Défions
From the Mail Bag: I was asked by a blog reader about the referenced slogan. Before I move onto that, I wanted to mention that the Brandon regime intends to rename Ft. Bragg into Fort Joe Biden, or some other abomination. Maybe Fort Kamala Harris or Fort Obama? They really don’t like that the […] The post Nous Défions appeared first on Virtual Mirage. read more
CFACT5 hours ago
How global hurricane activity can rebut climate exaggeration
There is so much propaganda being thrown at the public on Hurricane Ian it is impossible to counter it all. The post How global hurricane activity can rebut climate exaggeration appeared first on CFACT. read more
Komando.com5 hours ago
Stop wasting money: These rechargeable batteries will save you tons
Using disposable batteries, you're just throwing money in the trash. Instead, try these high-quality AA and AAA rechargeable batteries. read more
Komando.com6 hours ago
Phone scam warning: Hang up if you get one of these calls
Scammers are targeting residents of two cities with these tried-and-true scams. read more
Geodesic Greenhouses.
These are finally coming into their own which is great news. First off, I have never been a fan of the conventional greenhouse. It really constrains you to row systems and limits your options and it is expensive to .make comfortable. a dome such as this avoids having to bend under the edge areas and other potential contortiions. I also note that these designs are small but still allow you full access. I do think that they should actually be twice as large in order to provide roof room for a central orchard tree that ir semi tropical at least. The other key innovation is the ... read more
Riding the Wave of Mobile Money in Africa
Kenya practically invented it all and now it is universal. So i am a little surprised that large parts of Africa remains so unbanked. At least they do mostly have cell phone comms. That is actually good enough as you can react directly to all markets and simply plan delivery. Understand that the cell phone sharing of knowhow has made every farmer a follower of best practise everywhere. That matters. As usual the political types are dragging their feet for advantage and large capital is necesaary, but that should come from the banks. Recall banks make their money lending out th... read more
PFIZER EXEC DESTROYS ENTIRE LEGAL BASIS FOR MANDATES BY ADMITTING COVID JABS WERE NOT TESTED FOR TRANSMISSION, NO PROOF THEY PROTECTED OTHER PEOPLE
REMEMBER THE CYNICAL PR CAMPAIGN "PROTECT YOUR GRANDMA,GRANDPA, TAKE THE SHOT"? NOW A PFIZER EXECUTIVE HAS ADMITTED THE COVID JABS WERE NOT TESTED TO SEE IF THEY PROTECTED OTHERS OR NOT, STOPPED TRANSMISSION OR NOT KEY PROOF OF CRIMINAL CAMPAIGN OF FALSE AND DECEPTIVE MARKETING From Zerohedge Pfizer Exec Admits Under Oath: 'We Never Tested COVID Vaccine Against Transmission' Tyler Durden's Photo by Tyler Durden Wednesday, Oct 12, 2022 - 03:51 PM A senior Pfizer executive has admitted under oath that the company never tested their Covid “vaccine” to see if it prevented transm... read more
Dr Aseem Malhotra censored by Facebook. Only c 1. 5% of Europeans took 4th booster showing censorship is not working, too much covid vaccine damage
'Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg are the enemy of democracy.' Consultant cardiologist Dr Aseem Malhotra speaks to Mark Steyn after being suspended on the social media site for sharing vaccine data analysis. https://twitter.com/GBNEWS/status/1580362691708755970 read more
Putin offers to send gas to Germany again. As public turn against covid jabs, Germans can use scandal, to remove WEF governments, von der Leyen, start peace negotiations
On the verge of blackouts, deindustralization, nuclear war, and in the middle of a public health disaster caused by the covid vaccine, we urgently need politicians who will target the brains, the funders, the organisers of the Great Reset to remove them and start new policies. With only about 1.5% of the Europeans taking the 4th booster, it is clear that the public mood has shifted dramatically. The scale of the vaccine damage and injuries has left the vast majority sceptical. Covid vaccines can be used to hold the WEF clique to account behind the Ukraine war, the nuclear armaged... read more
How Digital Can Drive a Green Recovery
UNITED NATIONS, Oct 13 (IPS) - As much of the world was starting to glimpse recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, it now finds itself amid a cost-of-living crisis brought on by disruptions in global energy and food markets that are the result of conflict and climate change. Read the full story, “How Digital Can Drive a Green Recovery”, on globalissues.org → read more
The Aviationist5 hours ago
NASA Has Retired Its Boeing 747SP SOFIA Airborne Observatory After Eight Years Of Scientific Activity
[image: SOFIA] The SOFIA (Stratospheric Observatory For Infrared Astronomy) aircraft leaves an important legacy of science and engineering. As announced earlier in 2022, with the end of this fiscal year, NASA retired, on September 30, 2022, its [...] The post NASA Has Retired Its Boeing 747SP SOFIA Airborne Observatory After Eight Years Of Scientific Activity appeared first on The Aviationist. read more
LITHIUM mining for electric vehicles is incredibly destructive to the environment and about as far from "green" as you can imagine
By Paul Homewood There’s nothing new here, but it acts as a good reminder of just bad lithium mining is for the environment: Electric vehicles are promoted as the solution for combating “climate change.” Governments are currently incentivizing the production of electric vehicles, while punishing the fossil fuel industry. However, lithium mining […] read more
The Duran6 hours ago
UN vote fails. India, China, South Africa abstain. NATO 10 year Ukraine plan. Odessa cancels Musk. U/1
UN vote fails. India, China, South Africa abstain. NATO 10 year Ukraine plan. Odessa cancels Musk. U/1 Topic 733 read more
Monetary Wisdom from Milton Friedman
From his famous AEA presidential address, still relevant more than a half century later: read more

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