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Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Having closed the US Mint and halted production (blaming COVID-19)  after a surge in demand for gold and silver coins, and warned of the danger of using bills (once again blaming the pandemic and choosing to “quarantine” cash for the sake of Americans’ health), Fed Chair Powell quietly admitted to lawmakers this week that The Fed will be rationing coins as the circulation of coins across the US economy ground to a halt due to the pandemic.
Continue reading “COVID-Crunch? Fed Begins Rationing Coins As Americans Horde Cash”

New York Post – by Andy Ngo

SEATTLE — On June 8, Seattle police frantically loaded what they could from the east precinct onto trucks and cars. Within hours, they boarded up and abandoned the station. That night, left-wing protesters from Black Lives Matter and Antifa declared ownership of the six-block neighborhood in the middle of the Pacific Northwest’s largest city. They named their new territory the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone,” or CHAZ. No laws or rules applied here except for one: “No cops allowed.” Continue reading “My terrifying five-day stay inside Seattle’s cop-free CHAZ”

Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

With the help of stolen U.S. technology, China has developed at least three types of high-tech weapons to attack the electric grid and key technologies in a “surprise Pearl Harbor” assault that could send America into a deadly blackout, according to a new analysis.

According to the report from the independent EMP Task Force on National and Homeland Security, China has built a network of satellites, high-speed missiles, and “super-electromagnetic pulse” weapons that could melt down the U.S. electric network, fry critical communications, and stifle aircraft carrier groups. Continue reading “China develops weapons to fry US electric grid, eyes high-tech ‘Pearl Harbor’ attack”

Greenwich Time

In Omak, Wash., a city of fewer than 5,000 located in the foothills of the Okanogan Highlands, plans for a demonstration began in a private chat on Facebook Messenger.

But public threats poured in when Sinai Espinoza, a 19-year-old student at a local community college, joined other young women in promoting their “Peaceful March for George Floyd.” The violent messages on social media included a vow that “When the looting starts, the shooting starts,” echoing President Donald Trump’s rhetoric on Twitter. Another characterized the upcoming gathering as “free target practice.” Continue reading “As protests spread to small-town America, militia groups respond with online threats and armed intimidation”

Center for Immigration Studies – by John Miano

The Supreme Court’s decision in DHS v. Regents of the University of California will likely decide the face of the DACA program and that opinion is expected in weeks. Continue reading “Judge Rules American Companies Can Be Sued for Preferring U.S. Workers”

The Sun

DOG walkers should make sure their pets observe social distancing so they don’t catch coronavirus, a US health agency has warned.

The Food and Drug Administration issued new guidance saying pooches should stay at least 6ft apart from other animals and their owners outdoors.  Continue reading “Keep your DOG socially distanced 6ft from other pets and owners to avoid it catching coronavirus, US agency warns”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Previously is was only in the realm of speculation whether the White House would actually move forward with recent confirmed “discussions” over resumption of live nuclear testing, which hasn’t been done in nearly thirty years, since the close of the Cold War and implementation of arms reduction treaties. Continue reading “Senate Panel Approves Funds For Live Nuclear Testing “If Necessary””

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

The elites are doing their best to cut the food supply chains in order to weaponized food.  At the end of the day, if they succeed, you will be trading your freedom for a small morsel of food. Continue reading “Weaponization of Food: Starvation to Manufacture Compliance”

New York Post

Three NYPD cops were hospitalized Monday night after drinking milkshakes from a Lower Manhattan Shake Shack that they believe may have been spiked with bleach, law enforcement sources said.

The officers immediately noticed a funny taste when they sipped the drinks from the chain’s location on Broadway near Fulton Street shortly after 9 p.m., the sources said. Continue reading “3 NYPD cops hospitalized after complaining of bleach taste in milkshakes”

Breitbart – by Alana Mastrangelo

After being pulled, the classic 1939 film Gone with the Wind will be returning to HBO Max — but this time, the film will feature a disclaimer, as well as an introduction from scholar and university professor Jacqueline Stewart. Continue reading “‘Gone With The Wind’ Returning to HBO Max with ‘Historical Context’ Introduction from Professor Jacqueline Stewart”

NPR – by Nina Totenberg

Amid the tumult over police brutality allegations across the country, the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to reexamine the much-criticized, modern-day legal doctrine created by judges that has shielded police and other government officials from lawsuits over their conduct.  Continue reading “Supreme Court Will Not Reexamine Doctrine That Shields Police In Misconduct Suits”

The Grayzone – by Max Blumenthal

(Editor’s note: The eruption of national protests against police brutality following the murder of George Floyd have shed new light on Israel’s training of local police officers across the country.

100 members of the 800-strong Minneapolis police department were trained at a conference in Israel in 2012. That means at least one of every eight members the city’s force has been influenced by the methods of an occupying apartheid entity.
Continue reading “From Occupation to ‘Occupy’: The Israelification of American domestic security”

CNN

A New Jersey company is recalling nearly 43,000 pounds of raw ground beef products because they may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7, the US Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced Saturday. Continue reading “Over 40,000 pounds of ground beef recalled due to E. coli concerns”

Washington Times

America’s coronavirus reopening has also meant a surge of smuggling at the southern border, with a significant rise in both illegal immigrants and drugs being nabbed in May, according to the latest data Friday from Homeland Security. Continue reading “Illegal immigration rose nearly 40% amid coronavirus reopenings”