Author: Galen

Washington Examiner – by Anna Giaritelli

United States border officials encountered more than 70,000 migrants who tried to enter the U.S. from Mexico illegally in November, four times the number of people seen in April.

Acting Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Mark Morgan said Monday that federal agents on the southern border have seen a “significant” increase in arrests of illegal immigrants between ports of entry and the number of migrants turned away at border crossings over the past seven months. November’s count this year was notably higher than the 42,000 people encountered at the southern border during the same month last year.   Continue reading “Top border official warns of ‘full-blown crisis overnight’ as illegal crossings hit 70,000 in November”

The College Fix – by Greg Piper

College administrator to lawyer: Draft a policy that I can use against any student or instructor who annoys me.

(20 minutes later)

Lawyer to administrator: You’re gonna love this.  Continue reading “University of Colorado-Denver bans email that ‘might’ offend ‘ordinary’ people”

Breitbart – by Simon Kent

The head of the World Health Organization (W.H.O.) Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus faces a call for prosecution over his alleged involvement in directing security forces in his Ethiopian homeland.

The Times of London reports an American economist nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize, David Steinman, accused the 55-year-old career bureaucrat of being one of three officials in control of the Ethiopian security services from 2013 to 2015. Continue reading “Report: W.H.O. Chief Tedros Could Face Genocide Charges”

Anti-Empire – by Dr. Parker Crutchfield

COVID-19 is a collective risk. It threatens everyone, and we all must cooperate to lower the chance that the coronavirus harms any one individual. Among other things, that means keeping safe social distances and wearing masks. But many people choose not to do these things, making spread of infection more likely.

When someone chooses not to follow public health guidelines around the coronavirus, they’re defecting from the public good. It’s the moral equivalent of the tragedy of the commons: If everyone shares the same pasture for their individual flocks, some people are going to graze their animals longer, or let them eat more than their fair share, ruining the commons in the process. Selfish and self-defeating behavior undermines the pursuit of something from which everyone can benefit. Continue reading “Medical Ethics Professor Proposes Governments Add Psychoactive Drugs to Tap Water to Reduce Dissent From Lockdowns”

Times of Israel

A major cyberattack earlier this month hit dozens of Israeli logistics companies, with hackers making off with information from servers, according to a report of the incident by one of the victims filed Sunday to the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange.

The attack hit Amital Data, which provides its Unifreight logistics software, and at least 40 of its clients. Continue reading “Cyberattack hits Israeli companies, with Iran reportedly the likely culprit”

Collective Evolution – by Arjun Walia

What Happened: The Canadian government has announced that it’s implementing a pan-Canadian no-fault vaccine injury support program for all Health Canada approved vaccines. According to the government, the program “will ensure that all Canadians have to have fair access to support in the rare event that they experience an adverse reaction to a vaccine. This program will also bring Canada in line with its G7 counterparts with similar programs, and ensure the country remains competitive in accessing new vaccines as they become available.” Continue reading “Canada Creates A Vaccine Injury Compensation Program Before COVID Vaccine Rollout”

Daily Mail

The family at the center of the Red House protests in Portland own a second home just two miles away.

The loss of the Kinney family’s Red House on Mississippi to foreclosure after a long legal fight has led to five days of protests, with hundreds of demonstrators at the property.

Property developer Roman Ozeruga, who bought the house at foreclosure for $260,000, told Fox News he was willing to sell it back to the family for the same cost, plus $20,000 already paid in property taxes, to end the tensions.  Continue reading “Portland’s ‘Red House’ family own a second property just two miles from home where demonstrators have set up a blockade with armed guards to protest their eviction”

Fox News

Former Facebook executive Chamath Palihapitiya suggested in a tweet on Friday that everyone who gets vaccinated should “all wear a mask of a special design or color” in order to let other people around them know that they have been vaccinated. Continue reading “Ex-Facebook exec suggests everyone who gets vaccinated should wear certain color mask”

Daily Mail

They call it ultracold quantum technology, and it will change the world. It’s a mind-boggling new field of science that is at once hugely exciting and – as we shall see – utterly alarming.

It will change everything we know about computing and ultimately render all devices currently in use obsolete. Continue reading “Why has the UK handed the world’s new most powerful weapon to China?”

LifeSiteNews

December 11, 2020 (LifeSiteNews) — Early on December 10, Jean-Bernard Fourtillan, a French retired university professor known for his strong opposition to COVID-19 vaccines such as those presently being distributed in the U.K., was taken from his temporary home in the south of France by a team of “gendarmes” — French law enforcement officers under military command — and forcibly placed in solitary confinement at the psychiatric hospital of Uzès. His mobile phones were taken from him, and at the time of writing, he had not been allowed to communicate with the outside world. The order for his internment appears to have been issued by the local “préfet,” the official representative of the French executive. Continue reading “Accomplished pharma prof thrown in psych hospital after questioning official COVID narrative”