From the Trenches World Report
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Substack – by Emerald Robinson
I went to the nail salon this week, and there was a young women working there who started weeping inconsolably in a corner. I asked the manager what was wrong. “She just lost her mother” was the reply. She had died in her sleep suddenly though she was perfectly healthy. Continue reading “The Global Vaccine Nightmare Has Just Begun”
New York Daily News – by Theresa Braine
The Biden Administration is set to extend emergency measures that enable people to ward off or fight an infection with the novel coronavirus, according to a new report. Continue reading “Biden administration set to extend COVID public health emergency: report”
While US snowflakes are all too happy to talk the talk (which remains free, even despite Biden’s hyperinflation), Chinese residents are increasingly walking the walk. First, it was the violent outcry against mandatory covid vaccines that put an end to Beijing’s desire to forcibly innoculate all Beijing residents in just 48 hours – a feat not all of America’s armed militias have been able to achieve, and now it’s a grassroots push for what appears to be a debt jubillee as millions of homeowners suddenly stop paying their mortgages, a shocking move that has sent shockwaves across China’s capital markets and has sparked panic within China’s political leadership circles. Continue reading “China On Verge Of Violent Debt Jubilee As “Disgruntled” Homebuyers Refuse To Pay Their Mortgages”
In April the EU’s top law enforcement agency Europol warned that smuggling of weapons from the Ukrainian battlefield to the black market outside the warzone had likely already begun. For five months the West, especially the US and UK, has been pumping more and more weapons into the conflict. There’s also the concern that “criminal gangs” will continue using them long after the war ends. Continue reading “Officials Reveal Haphazard, Chaotic Way Western Arms Are Being Distributed In Ukraine”
Reclaim the Net – by Didi Rankovic
Like the response to trucker protests in Canada demonstrated earlier in the year, a centralized and tightly controlled financial system makes it very easy to punish those participating. Continue reading “WEF pushes for restricting “certain types of actors and transactions” from using decentralized finance”
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
Tesla has asked owners in Texas not to charge their cars during a heat wave to help avoid blackouts and overloading the state’s failing power grid.
The alert comes as the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) called on residents to conserve energy. They have asked the state’s residents to refrain from using electricity from appliances and more to stop the grid from being pushed to near-emergency conditions. Continue reading “Electric Cars Are Now Being Targeted For Overloading The Electric Grids During An Energy Crisis”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Over the weekend, internet sleuths on 4Chan’s /pol/ message board claimed to have decrypted Hunter Biden’s iPhone account using a tool called Backup Extractor. A subsequent storm of videos, photos, and other damning information was then posted on the internet. Continue reading “Big Tech and Corporate Media Silence on Hunter Biden Leaks Shows Who They Really Serve—Not the People”
Bill Gates is sad. The co-founder of software giant Microsoft (MSFT) – Get Microsoft Corporation Report turned philanthropist laments the direction the world is heading. Continue reading “A Sad Bill Gates Makes a Huge Announcement”
National Pulse – by Natalie Winters
A high-level U.S. Postal Service official appointed under President Joe Biden was caught during a child sex sting, admitting “I’m a pedophile” on camera.
Russell Rappel-Schmid, the Chief Data Officer for the U.S. Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC), was caught in San Diego, California attempting to meet a 14-year-old boy for sex. Continue reading “Biden-Era USPS Chief in Mail-In Ballot Unit Arrested After Trying To Meet Teen Boy For Sex”
An expert in political violence says extremists could be leading the US toward a modern-day civil war.
Barbara F. Walter, a political science professor at the University of California at San Diego, spoke to The Washington Post earlier this year about the perilous state of American democracy in a far-ranging interview that trended on social media this week. Continue reading “Expert on civil wars says the US is heading toward insurgency — the 21st-century version of civil war”
President Joe Biden during a new interview with Israel’s Channel 12 said that the US would be willing to take military action against Iran as a “last resort” to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons. Continue reading “Biden says US would use military force against Iran as a ‘last resort’ to prevent it from developing a nuclear weapon”
Federal health officials in the US are warning doctors and parents that a dangerous virus is spreading across the US causing fevers, seizures, confusion and other “sepsis-like” issues that can be life-threatening for young infants. Continue reading “CDC: US infants are falling sick with a life-threatening virus that triggers fever, delirium, seizures, and sepsis”
Reclaim the Net – by Christina Maas
Lawmakers in Russia’s lower house approved a bill that would obligate banks to share clients’ biometric data with the government.
The government has tried to justify the bill as a measure to help people in remote areas and those with disabilities access digital services. Continue reading “Russia tells banks to share biometric data with government”
Reclaim the Net – by Cindy Harper
Following the release of a study on Canadians’ beliefs about free speech, an “expert on hate crime and right-wing extremism” dismissed freedom of speech as a “rallying call for the far-right.” Continue reading “Hate “expert” dismisses free speech as a “rallying call for the far-right””
President Biden called for the ban on assault weapons to be reinstated on Monday at a White House event celebrating the passage of a bipartisan gun control bill, the first major firearm legislation that Congress has passed in decades. Continue reading “Biden says America is ‘awash in weapons of war,’ calls for ban on assault weapons”
President Joe Biden is bragging about the “record” number of foreign visa workers his administration has brought to the United States to compete for working and middle class jobs against unemployed Americans. Continue reading “Biden Brags About Importing ‘Record’ Foreign Workers to Compete Against Americans for Jobs”
Tuesday on FNC’s “Your World,” White House chief medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci said the COVID-19 vaccines did not perform “over well” against infection of the virus. Continue reading “Fauci: Vaccines Don’t Protect ‘Overly Well’ Against Infection”
ALBION, MI – The search for an alligator in the Kalamazoo River continues, though Albion College’s nature center, which first reported the sighting of the reptile is ready to reopen with posted warnings. Continue reading “Alligator hunt continues in Kalamazoo River near Michigan college”
Virologists have voiced concerns about the emergence of another fast-spreading Omicron variant that is rapidly gaining ground in India and has already arrived in the United Kingdom. Continue reading “Centaurus: virologists express concern at new Covid subvariant”
As the war in Ukraine heads into its sixth month, military aid from the West has become routine, with the US leading the way after so far sending $7 billion in aid to Kiev since February. Continue reading “US Is Paying $1.7 Billion To Health Care Workers… In Ukraine”