Author: Galen

ABC 7

WASHINGTON (TND) — The number one killer of Americans aged 18 to 45 is now fentanyl overdoses, with nearly 79,000 people in the age range dying to them between 2020 and 2021, according to newly released data.

“Families Against Fentanyl,” an opioid awareness organization, analyzed the data from U.S. government sources and found 37,208 died in 2020 and 41,587 died in 2021. Comparatively, data says COVID-19 killed more than 53,000 in the demographic in the same time period. Continue reading “Fentanyl becomes leading cause of death in Americans aged 18-45”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Across the world, households are experiencing an exponential rise in food inflation. This holiday season, from Brazil to China to European countries to the US, households will pay near-record prices for food, which begs the question: Are households able to afford traditional food, or will they resort to substitutes to save money?  

“You might be able to trade down on some things; instead of the high-priced turkeys or steaks, you might consider something less expensive on that side of the dinner table,” Curt Covington, senior director of institutional credit at AgAmerica Lending, which lends money to farmers, told Bloomberg.  Continue reading “Europe Certifies Crickets, Worms, And Grasshoppers As Edible Food Amid Soaring Food Prices”

Campus Reform – by Robert Schmad

Fraternity and sorority students at Emory University are not allowed to hang their own exterior Christmas decorations.

That policy was news to members of the Atlanta university’s Alpha Tau Omega (ATO) fraternity when Josh Gamse, assistant director of sorority and fraternity life, informed the chapter Dec. 3 that its wreath was violating school policy.  Continue reading “Frat house cannot hang its own Christmas wreath, university insists”

The Expose

The American Heart Association has published a new study which has found that 98% of all cases of Myocarditis among children are due to the mRNA Covid-19 injections.  Continue reading “New Study finds the Covid-19 Vaccine is to blame for 98% of cases of Myocarditis among Children”

RT

White House Chief Medical Advisor Dr. Anthony Fauci said that he can get more Americans to comply with vaccine mandates if they’re rebranded as “requirements.”

Asked by CNBC whether coronavirus vaccine mandates are “counterproductive,” and might make Americans more hesitant to take future vaccines, Fauci said on Friday that dropping the word “mandate” seems to make people more willing to get jabbed. Continue reading “Fauci wants Covid mandate to be rebranded”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Queens, NY — Six sex traffickers were arrested this week for running a Queens-based sex trafficking ring which trafficked young women and children from Mexico into the US. One of those indicted in Brooklyn federal court was a Putnam County police officer who was protecting, not the children, but the child sex traffickers — in exchange for sex.  Continue reading “Massive Child Sex Trafficking Ring Busted, Ran for Decades, Protected By Police in Exchange for Sex”

Daily Expose

Since the first Covid-19 vaccine was authorised for use in the United Kingdom, and administered on the 8th December 2020, there have been hundreds of thousands of adverse reactions reported to the MHRA Yellow Card scheme. But there is one particular adverse reaction which is both concerning and strange, and the number of people suffering from it is increasing by the week – Blindness.  Continue reading “Why are so many people going Blind after getting the Covid-19 Vaccine?”

WMRA

Pfizer-BioNTech announced Friday that they will expand ongoing clinical trials of their COVID-19 vaccine in children to include a third dose for participants as young as 6 months old.

Testing a third dose will cause a delay in submission of data to regulators to authorize use in the U.S. In the fall, Pfizer’s CEO said the company expected to have data for this age group by the end of 2021. Now, the company says that they would expect to file results in the “first half of 2022” if trials are successful. Continue reading “Pfizer plans to test a third dose of its COVID vaccine on infants and young children”

Free Beacon – by Adam Kredo

Congress approved $200 million in funding for Israel’s critical missile defense programs as part of the annual U.S. defense spending package, according to a review of the legislation that was approved earlier this week.

The National Defense Authorization Act, the sprawling yearly spending bill, allocates $108 million to Iron Dome, Israel’s chief defense against rocket attacks from Hamas and other Iran-armed terror groups. This funding will allow Israel to procure the components necessary to keep Iron Dome operating in the face of mounting regional threats. Some of that money will also make its way back to the United States since the system relies on components made in America.  Continue reading “Congress Approves $200 Million for Israel’s Missile Defense Needs”

Headline USA – by Jacob Burns

A Twitter poster shared an image of a child’s addition of masks to magazine pictures, illustrating just one of the demonic effects of widespread masking on children, Twitchy reported.

This sort of story must certainly warm the heart of one of our most powerful and long-standing rulers — Dr. Anthony Fauci. Continue reading “Kindergartener Draws Masks on Kids in Magazine to Make Them Less ‘Weird’”

One of the new romantic things me and my partner do every morning is rapid test eachother for #COVID19 this pandemic just keeps on giving

— Patricia Karvelas (@PatsKarvelas) December 15, 2021

Summit News – by Steve Watson

CNBC “Mad Money” host Jim Cramer has taken his personal vaccine mandate zeal a step further by declaring to his audience that “the government has a right to force you to obey.”

Cramer made the statement on Twitter:  Continue reading “CNBC’s Cramer Declares “Government Has A Right To Force You To Obey””

CTV News – by Emily Silva

The City of Vancouver approved a motion earlier this month that will place 1,000 Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), as well as first aid supplies, throughout the city.

According to a news release, the motion was brought forward by St. John Ambulance B.C. & Yukon as part of their Start Me Up B.C. Program, which seeks to fill the gap when it comes to the accessibility of AEDs and other first aid supplies.  Continue reading “‘A sudden cardiac arrest can affect anyone’: Vancouver to place 1,000 AEDs throughout city”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

Jonathan Greenblatt’s Anti-Defamation League on Wednesday demanded Fox News take down an “anti-Semitic” comic that portrays George Soros as “a puppet master who manipulates national events.”

“As we have told @FoxNews numerous times, casting a Jewish individual as a puppet master who manipulates national events for malign purposes conjures up longstanding antisemitic tropes about Jewish power + contributes to the normalization of antisemitism,” the ADL tweeted. “This needs to be removed.” Continue reading “ADL Demands Fox News Censor Comic Casting Soros As A ‘Puppet Master,’ Fox News Dutifully Complies”