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The world’s largest rare-earth miner, China, is reportedly trying to calculate the damage to US defense contractors if it moves to curb supplies of the minerals vital for the country’s weapons industry.
Chinese government officials reached out to industry executives, seeking to understand how badly companies in the US and Europe would be affected if China imposed restrictions on rare-earth exports, the Financial Times reported, citing sources involved in the consultations. Additionally, Beijing reportedly asked how long it would take the US to boost its own production of the vital elements or find alternative sources. Continue reading “China may exercise ‘nuclear option’ against US defense industry with rare-earths export ban – reports”
The Government of India has seized assets of Amnesty International worth Rs 176 million in the ongoing money laundering case. The government had raided the Amnesty India office several times in the last few years.
The Enforcement Directorate has attached the movable properties – worth Rs 17.66 crore – of the global human rights advocacy group, Amnesty International, which had last year claimed that it was winding down its India operation because of alleged “witch-hunt” by the Indian government. Continue reading “India Seizes Amnesty International Assets Worth Rs 176 Million In Money Laundering Case”
TEL AVIV, Israel — Dr. Anthony Fauci has won the $1 million Dan David Prize for “defending science” and advocating for vaccines now being administered worldwide to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
The Israel-based Dan David Foundation on Monday named President Joe Biden’s chief medical adviser as the winner of one of three prizes. It said he had earned the recognition over a lifetime of leadership on HIV research and AIDS relief, as well as his advocacy for the vaccines against COVID-19. Continue reading “Dr. Fauci wins $1 million Israeli prize for ‘defending science’”
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed a law that would allow the names of people who have not taken the vaccine to be sent to local authorities. The idea has raised concerns over possible privacy violations.
The PM said that the proposed “quick legislation” would allow local authorities to “receive data” on those who have not been vaccinated yet. The aim is to “encourage them to be vaccinated and save lives,” Netanyahu explained at a cabinet meeting on Sunday. Continue reading “Unvaccinated citizens’ names should be DISCLOSED, new proposal by Israeli PM suggests amid slowdown in immunization campaign”
COVID lockdown has led to an “explosion” of stressed British kids being diagnosed with tics.
Parents and health experts now worry the “young have been sacrificed for the old” during the pandemic.
Doctors across the UK are witnessing a “worrisome upshift” in the number of children developing tics and other “troublesome” issues, according to The Telegraph. Continue reading “‘Explosion’ of stressed Brit kids diagnosed with tics in Covid lockdown with fears they’ve ‘been sacrificed for the old’”
A police precinct in Seattle was blocked by a three foot ramp made out of snow on Saturday night, blocking the officers’ vehicles from getting in and out of the building.
Around a dozen demonstrators gathered outside the East Precinct, cheering as the police vehicles struggled to get over the ramp. Continue reading “Furious Seattle cops confront Antifa for barricading a police precinct with SNOW to stop patrol cars responding to emergency calls during storm”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Armstrong, IA — The people of Armstrong, Iowa have apparently been the victims of a top-down violent theft scandal run by the mayor, the police chief, and two others. Now after holding the town hostage for years, four of the ring leaders from this small Iowa town are behind bars.
Starting Friday afternoon, three city officials, including Mayor Greg Buum, City Clerk Tracie Lang and former City Clerk Connie Thackery were arrested on more than two dozen criminal charges filed by the Iowa Attorney General’s Office. Continue reading “Police Chief, Mayor, Others Arrested for Running Theft Ring, Carrying Out Violence for Cash”
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— Christoph (@Christoph56789) February 13, 2021
Happy Valentine’s Day, Trenchers!! We fight for freedom and in a way, we fight for love. I came across something Martist wrote a few months back, when Henry’s brother passed:
“You love and fight for who and what is nearest and dearest to you with all your heart and soul.” Continue reading “February 14th, 2021”
HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) — If you want the COVID-19 vaccine and aren’t in line to get it, there are still a number of vaccine trials- some involving kids.
Lakshy Patel is in the eighth grade and going to school virtually hasn’t been easy. Continue reading “COVID-19 vaccine trials to include participants as young as 6 months”
A powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake, which measured a strong 6 on the Japanese seismic intensity scale — the second-highest level — jolted Miyagi and Fukushima prefectures in the Tohoku region late Saturday night.
The quake, which also felt in Tokyo, where it registered a 4 on the Japanese scale, struck around 11:08 p.m., according to the Meteorological Agency. A tsunami warning was not issued. Continue reading “Powerful magnitude 7.1 earthquake jolts Fukushima area”
Science Alert – by Peter Dockrill
Just because you’re done with a Prozac pill, it doesn’t mean the pill is done. In fact, when you swallow something like an antidepressant, that’s not the end of the drug’s journey in the world. It’s the beginning.
Most pharmaceutical drugs, including psychoactive medications such as fluoxetine (made famous under the Prozac brand), are only partially absorbed by the body when they’re ingested. Continue reading “A Peculiar Side Effect of Prozac: Fish Swimming in Our Waste Lose Their Individuality”
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is investigating the death of a 36-year-old doctor in Tennessee who died Feb. 8, about a month after receiving the second dose of a COVID vaccination.
According to news reports, Dr. Barton Williams died from the adult form of multisystem inflammatory syndrome (MIS-A), a condition caused when the immune system attacks the body resulting in multi-system organ failure. MIS-A is considered extremely rare. Continue reading “36-Year-Old Doctor Dies After Second Dose of COVID Vaccine”
Florida has no income tax. Tens of thousands of middle-class and wealthy families living in tax burden blue states are packing up their bags and moving to the tax-friendly Sunshine State. While tropical weather and lower taxes are a relief for many Northerners who have moved, many are now finding out that property insurance rates are out of control.
Florida’s Office of Insurance Regulation had approved a wave of insurance rate increases due to soaring litigation costs, higher catastrophe claim losses following multiple natural disasters over the past few years, and rising reinsurance costs. Continue reading “Living In Florida Becomes More Expensive As Insurers Jack Up Rates By Double-Digits”
The Biden administration on Thursday canceled President Trump’s 2019 emergency declaration directing nearly $25 billion to fund the construction of new and replacement fending at the US-Mexico border.
“I have determined that the declaration of a national emergency at our southern border was unwarranted,” wrote Biden in a letter to Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA). Continue reading “Biden Cancels Emergency Border Wall Funding As DHS Prepares To Admit 25,000 Migrants Waiting In Mexico”
Despite my pleading, dad took the covid "vaccine" a couple days ago. This morning he passed out for the first time in his life and was taken by ambulance to the ER with wild heart issues. If something happens to him, I will not rest until all involved are held accountable.
— Alex Newman (@ALEXNEWMAN_JOU) February 12, 2021
Senate Bill 301, scheduled for a public hearing Friday morning would ban magazines that carry more than ten bullets at a time.
It was introduced by State Senator Karl Rhoads, who tells KITV4 right now in Hawaii, “There are more guns than people.”