Author: Galen

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Wall Street won’t rest until it become the biggest – and perhaps only – landlord in the US.

At least that’s the impression one gets by observing the behavior of the two Wall Street “black” giants, Blackrock and Blackstone. As a reminder, the WSJ sparked widespread outrage recently when it exposed what most industry insiders had known for a long time, namely that Blackrock (and other institutional investors) have been ravenously gobbling up US real estate. Now it’s Blackstone’s turn. Continue reading “America’s Largest Landlord Just Got Bigger: Blackstone Buys 17,000 Houses For $6 Billion”

Pharmaceutical Fraud – by Lance D Johnson

In just a few months, the World Health Organization received approximately 20,000 reports of new eye disorders that occurred post covid-19 vaccination. These reports include 303 cases of blindness and 1,625 cases of visual impairment! The European drug monitoring agency had never recorded such a severe spike in eye injuries until after the experimental vaccines were launched. These reports were collected by VigiBase and analyzed by the Uppsala Monitoring Centre in Uppsalla, Sweden. Continue reading “Ophthalmologists now ethically obligated to denounce covid-19 vaccines, as 20,000 new eye disorders are reported”

SouthFront

On June 22, the US Department of Justice seized a number of websites of Iranian, Palestinian, Yemeni, Iraqi news channels. According to the reports, at the moment, the list of victims of U.S. ‘democratic move’ includes:

• • PressTV (Iran)
  • PalToday (Palestine)

Continue reading “The End Of Global Internet: U.S. Seized Foreign Domains”

Campus Reform – by Leana Dippie

Monmouth University has released their new COVID-19 guidelines for the upcoming semester, which requires all students to wear masks regardless of vaccination status.

The June 14 guidelines state that all students and faculty are required to be fully vaccinated for the fall semester, with few religious or medical exemptions permitted. Students and faculty will also be required to submit proof or documentation of their vaccination by August 1 through the school’s health portal.  Continue reading “Monmouth University requires vaccinated students to wear masks for fall semester”

The Covid Blog

ZILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN — A 13-year-old boy who loved Pokémon and playing video games is dead in yet another tragic, unnecessary death.

Young Jacob Clynick received his first experimental Pfizer mRNA injection on May 23. He received the second injection on June 13. His aunt, Tami Burages, posted a photo of Jacob’s vaccine card on Twitter. Jacob died just three days after the second injection.  Continue reading “Jacob Clynick: 13-year-old Michigan boy develops myocarditis, dead three days after second experimental Pfizer mRNA shot”

Now and then I check in with other Internet radio shows just to see what’s being covered and/or promoted. Lately I am astounded at the level of gate-keeping I am witnessing. And I don’t mean about Jewish bankers, or the horror of cruel and sadistic Satanism at the top of most governments, or any of the other atrocities the MSM hides from viewers. No, these hosts are ready to speak about all that, willing to go the distance exposing who’s doing what, but the gate-keeping is about what happens when they address their ideas for solution. Sad to say, it ain’t about being locked and loaded. Continue reading “What I’m Seeing”

Daily Veracity

Pfizer announced recently that they have begun testing their COVID-19 vaccine on children under 12 years old, and for some trials as young as 6 months.

Coronavirus vaccines may be widely available by the fall for U.S. children as young as 6 months, drugmakers say. Some schools may move to mandate the vaccines for children to be able to return to classes without masks. Continue reading “Parents Speak Out About Their Children Dying from the Vaccines”

Daily Mail

Residents in cities across the country are receiving $500 per month payments as part of a no-strings-attached experimental universal basic income program.

A version of the Universal Basic Income program, popularized by former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang, has gained more attention after the pandemic idled millions of workers.  Continue reading “Residents of more than 20 cities in US are receiving $500 a month universal basic income payments”

Fox News

Ammunition inventories that were depleted during the pandemic are showing no sign of improving, according to Smith & Wesson Brands CEO Mark Smith.

Gun sales in the U.S. have soared over the past 15 months as people sought protection in response to the wave of civil unrest that occurred following the death of George Floyd as well as an increase in socially distant outdoor activities amid COVID-19 lockdowns.  Continue reading “Ammo shortage shows no sign of improving: Smith & Wesson”

National File – by Tom Pappert

The town of Evanston, Illinois, part of the Chicago metro area, has determined that there will be no physical July 4 celebration in 2021, however, a Juneteenth concert-style event and a LGBT pride “drive by parade” are offered by the city during the month of June.

On the Evanston4th.org website, the city notes that “Based on concern for public health due to the unpredictability of the pandemic’s impact, vaccination rates, and in cooperation with our local authorities, the Trustees of the Evanston Fourth of July Association voted to cancel the Fun Run, Parade, Palatine Concert Band performance and Lakefront Fireworks show on July 4, 2021.” Instead of a physical parade, the city is offering “a virtual celebration” that appears to be a series of videos played in rapid succession. Continue reading “Illinois City Cancels 4th of July Parade Due To COVID, But Launches Juneteenth And LGBT Pride Events”