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A researcher who queried the Centers for Disease Control’s (CDC) Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) discovered a 10,661.4% increase in cancer reports as a result of experimental COVID-19 gene-base vaccines as compared with all FDA-approved vaccines over the last 30 years. Continue reading “Gov’t database reveals 10,000% increase in cancer reports due to COVID vaccines”
The Biden administration is expected to extend the Covid-19 public health emergency once again, ensuring that federal measures expanding access to health coverage, vaccines and treatments remain in place beyond the midterm elections, three people with knowledge of the matter told POLITICO. Continue reading “Biden administration planning to extend Covid emergency declaration”
Gateway Pundit – by Alicia Powe
Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly resorting to North Korean dictator Kim Jonh Un for military assistance in his invasion of Ukraine.
North Korea has agreed to send 100,000 soldiers to aid Russia in its war against Ukraine, according to Russian state TV. Continue reading “Russian State TV: North Korea Offers Russia 100,000 ‘Volunteers’ To Fight War Against Ukraine In Exchange For Grain And Energy”
CBS released a documentary titled “Arming Ukraine.”
The documentary looks into what has happened to the military weapons that have been given to Ukraine. Continue reading “CBS News Exposes Ukraine Weapons Scam: “30% Maybe Reaches Its Final Destination””
Senate Democrats adopt unofficial “Don’t Test, Don’t Tell” protocol as Inflation Reduction Act nears finish line https://t.co/jzvgg2S36O pic.twitter.com/UGFFEVp4bG
— Katherine Doyle (@katiadoyl) August 5, 2022
Washington Post – by Diana Leonard
In the Klamath National Forest in Northern California, where the McKinney Fire has killed four people, residents have been confronted by a raging inferno and flooding rain.
On Tuesday night, slow-moving severe thunderstorms unleashed downpours near the McKinney Fire, which has consumed more than 57,000 acres and is California’s largest fire of 2022.
Continue reading “Fire and rain: As McKinney blaze rages, floods hit Northern California”
The Brooklyn McDonald’s worker who was shot in the neck in a spat over cold fries has died, cops announced Friday.
Matthew Webb, 23, “succumbed to his injuries” after he was shot Monday outside the Bedford-Stuyvesant fast-food restaurant where he worked, the NYPD said. Continue reading “McDonald’s worker shot over cold fries has died”
The Biden administration is reportedly about to send $1 billion more in US taxpayer funded aid to Ukraine, in what will be one of the largest packages so far, Reuters reports. Continue reading “US Prepares To Send $1 Billion In Latest Ukraine Weapons Package”
China has decided to cut diplomatic ties with the US in a number of military and civilian areas, the Foreign Ministry announced on Friday. The devolvement of ties is Beijing’s way of retaliating for this week’s visit to Taiwan by Speaker of the US House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi. Continue reading “China cuts ties with US on critical issues”
President Joe Biden is proposing to spend roughly $37 billion for fighting and preventing crime, including $13 billion to help communities hire and train 100,000 police officers over five years. Continue reading “Biden now wants to REFUND the police: President will ask for $37billion to fight and prevent crime as rates soar across the country including hiring 100,000 more cops”
WASHINGTON, D.C. -(Ammoland.com)- The House Oversight Committee has served Smith & Wesson with a subpoena requesting records surrounding the company’s popular M&P15 rifle. Continue reading “Congress Subpoenas Smith & Wesson”
New York officials are warning that hundreds of Empire state residents may already be infected with the devastating polio virus after it was detected in wastewater of a second county in the state. Continue reading “‘Hundreds’ of New Yorkers may already be infected with polio”
Canada is to ban imports of handguns – part of a move that could see a total freeze on their purchase and sale.
The temporary ban – starting on 19 August – will be enforced until parliament passes strict new rules.
Continue reading “Canada to ban import of handguns pending total freeze”
FBI Director Christopher Wray has warned that terrorist groups like Al-Qaeda continue to seek ways to launch large-scale attacks in the US and other Western countries, despite Washington’s efforts to “degrade” the organization’s senior leadership. Continue reading “FBI warns of ‘spectacular’ terrorist attacks”
Natural News – by Mary Villareal
Almost every baby born in the United States has blood drawn just hours after birth, allowing them to be tested for a panel of potentially life-threatening inherited disorders. This is an important public health program that enables early treatment of newborns with genetic disorders. Continue reading “Mass genetic surveillance: Police now seeking access to newborn blood samples to build DNA database for future criminal investigations”
Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila
The Pentagon on Friday rejected DC Mayor Muriel Bowser’s request for National Guard troops to help with the influx of illegal aliens being bused in from Texas. Continue reading “Pentagon Chief Rejects DC Mayor Bowser’s Request For National Guard Troops to Help with Influx of Illegal Aliens Being Bused in From Texas”
Vice President Kamala Harris has been slammed online as a hypocrite after she condemned Russian officials for sentencing basketball star Brittney Griner to nine years in prison for drug smuggling. Continue reading “VP Kamala Harris is slammed as a hypocrite”
Hours after Argentina’s new Minister of Economy Sergio Massa was sworn into office, he pledged to stop printing money in an attempt to halt a spiraling currency crisis which has seen inflation hit 60% – and has been projected to reach 90% by the end of this year. Continue reading “Argentina Vows Not To Go Full Weimar, Will Stop Printing Money Amid 60% Inflation”
In a recent interview with Bloomberg, the executive vice president of UPS asserted that “regionalization” of the supply chain is critical to economic stability as geopolitcal conflicts expand. The word “regionalization” is basically a code word to describe decentralization, a concept which the UPS representative obviously did not want to dive into directly. Almost every trade expert and industry insider is admitting that supply chain problems are going to persist into the foreseeable future, and some are starting to also admit (in a roundabout way) that localized production and trade models are the key to survival. Continue reading “Supply Chain Problems Will Persist Because The System Is Being Sabotaged”
New York’s newly revamped process for screening pistol permit applicants contains a controversial twist: Social media accounts will soon become fodder for investigators as they scrutinize an applicant’s bona fides. Continue reading “Want a pistol permit? NY plans to review your social media accounts. What to know”