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Vaccine hesitancy was steadily increasing prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, and with the emergence of the new mRNA shots and vaccine mandates, it increased even more. Continue reading “Ontario College of Physicians Recommends Drugs & Psychotherapy To Combat Vaccine Hesitancy”
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) — Nancy Pelosi’s San Francisco house was broken into early Friday morning and her husband, Paul Pelosi, was “violently assaulted,” according to the House Speaker’s spokesperson. Nancy Pelosi was not home or in San Francisco at the time of the attack. Continue reading “Paul Pelosi ‘violently’ attacked in SF home, suspect in custody; sources say hammer involved”
Cody Hiller is a physical education teacher at a high school in southern Illinois, north of Marion.
Last week he was suspended for refusing to follow orders and allow a girl to change clothes in the boys’ locker room. Continue reading “High School Phys Ed Teacher and Father of Six Put on Disciplinary Leave for NOT Allowing 14-Year-Old Girl into Boys Locker Room”
Request: Must an election official take an individual voter at his or her word or may the election official require the voter to present proof of citizenship if the voter’s identification indicates the individual is not a U.S. citizen? Continue reading “Election Official May Not Require A Voter To Provide Proof Of Citizenship”
Nearly one in five Americans have skipped meals or did not buy groceries due to surging inflation, including 28 percent of Gen Z and 23 percent of millennials, according to a recent survey. Continue reading “Survey: Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Skipped Meals, Didn’t Buy Groceries Due to High Inflation”
Well, we’re finally there: stocks are officially trading off nuclear war headlines.
Moments ago, as part of his closely-watched speech, Vladimir Putin appeared to talk down the likelihood of a nuclear attack in Ukraine: Continue reading “In Stunning Strategy Reversal, Pentagon Will No Longer Rule Out Use Of Nuclear Weapons Against Non-Nuclear Threat”
For the third time since Friday, Israel has launched missile attacks against the Syrian capital of Damascus. There had been a brief period without attacks. Now Israel seems to be re-escalating, though as usual they are providing no reason. Continue reading “Israel Attacks Syrian Capital for Third Time in a Week”
Virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and mixed reality (MR) systems are increasingly being promoted for use by people of all ages for a variety of purposes despite research confirming that they are harmful to our behavioral, emotional, mental, and physical health. In fact, recently a report from the Department of Defense (DoD) confirmed that that 80% of the soldiers who used Microsoft HoloLens mixed reality headsets experienced “mission-affecting physical impairments”. Good luck to the kids and incarcerated parents who’ll be part of this state-funded VR pilot program. Continue reading “State Grant Allows Dept of Corrections and Nonprofit to Provide VR Headsets for Kids to Visit with Incarcerated Parents”
WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW) – Amoxicillin, a commonly used drug for treating bacterial infection, is in short supply. Three of the top four makers of the antibiotics report having supply constraints in the U.S. The liquid form of the drug is taking the biggest hit. Continue reading “Nationwide Amoxicillin shortage expected to hit local pharmacies”
As Americans suffer through record-high inflation with rising costs for groceries, gasoline, and public utilities, sanctuary states are transferring millions in United States tax dollars to illegal aliens via unemployment benefits, a new investigation reveals. Continue reading “Sanctuary States Dish Out Millions in Unemployment Benefits to Illegal Aliens as Americans Endure Inflation”
Diesel supplies are very scarce across the Northeast and in the Southeast. Supplies are at the lowest seasonal level for this time of year, and the US only has 25 days left of the industrial fuel in storage. The crisis gripping the diesel market appears to be getting out of hand as one fuel supply logistics company initiated emergency protocols this week. Continue reading “Major Fuel Supplier On “Code Red” As Diesel Crisis Hits Southeast”
Cynthia Lai’s death comes just two days after her official Twitter account retweeted an announcement about the availability of the bivalent booster. Continue reading “Toronto City Councilor Dies After Retweet of Bivalent Booster Notice”
Substack – by Laura J Wellington
Ask any single woman about the ease of dating in today’s world and they will most certainly roll their eyes and groan. As a single woman myself, I can vouch for how tough the dating climate is for every one of us. But unvaccinated, single women now have it that much harder. The reason? The decision as to whether or not they will date vaccinated men is now on the table. And I can tell you first-hand, which has nothing to do with the viability of the candidates, themselves, as rich and interesting prospects, but rather “sex” to put it bluntly. Continue reading “Unvaccinated Single Women Say ‘No’ To Vaccinated Single Men”
Children’s Health Defense – by Suzanne Burdick, Ph.D.
Flanked by Dr. Anthony Fauci, other top U.S. public health officials and the CEOs of major pharmacy chains including CVS, Rite-Aid and Walgreens, President Biden today urged “all Americans” to get an updated COVID-19 vaccine and pleaded with Congress to continue funding the vaccines and COVID-19 treatments, such as Pfizer’s Paxlovid. Continue reading “Biden Launches #VaxUpAmerica Tour, as Latest Research Shows New Boosters No Better Than Old Against New Variants”
Reclaim the Net – by Tom Parker
Voter analytics firm PredictWise harvested location data from tens of millions of US cellphones during the initial Covid lockdown months and used this data to assign a “Covid-19 decree violation” score to the people associated with the phones. Continue reading “US citizens were given secret Covid “decree violation” scores”
New York City employees fired for not receiving a COVID-19 vaccine must be reinstated immediately and given back pay because the vaccine mandate is unconstitutional, a New York state judge ruled on Tuesday. Continue reading “Judge Orders Unvaccinated New York City Employees Reinstated, Rules COVID-19 Firings Unconstitutional”
A lawyer for a school board in New Jersey gave his interpretation of the law at a recent board meeting, in which he said parents do not have a right to decide the curriculum schools teach to their children. Continue reading “New Jersey school board’s lawyer says parents cannot ‘dictate what their children are taught’”
Unz Review – by Philip Giraldi
A midterm national election will be taking place in the United States in two weeks. American voters will, at least to a certain extent, be expressing their approval or disapproval on major issues like management of the economy and immigration, though they will curiously have no one to vote for if they are appalled by the nuclear brinksmanship that the Joe Biden administration has been engaging in with Ukraine and Russia. One can blame the propaganda machine in Washington supported energetically by the mainstream media for that, as the acceptable Ukraine narrative presented to the public has drowned out nearly all the alternative arguments for a much less aggressive foreign and national security policy. Tulsi Gabbard, who recently resigned from the Democratic Party over its woke-ness and also its war policy, was one of the only politicians who dared to speak out against the prevailing bipartisan desire to “get Russia.” Continue reading “More Anti-Semitism? Or is it all just a bit of self-serving theater?”
THE PRESIDENT: Hello, folks. You can roll your sleeves up, all come up if you want. (Laughter.)
Good afternoon. I’m here today with my COVID team, as well as leaders from some of America’s top pharmacies: Walgreens, CVS, Rite Aid, Albertsons. And we’re here with a simple message: Get vaccinated. Update your vac- — your COVID vaccine. Continue reading “Remarks by President Biden on the Status of the Country’s Fight Against COVID-19”