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Four people have been injured after a 13,000-gallon tanker crashed into a vacant furniture showroom in Long Island, New York state. The truck driver and three responding firefighters suffered injuries, authorities said on Wednesday.
Black smoke could be seen rising from the Rockville Center building as a fire engulfed the edifice. The building later collapsed after it had been entirely taken over by the blaze. Continue reading “NY fuel tanker burst into flames”
Something odd and interesting Who built these, why? A random person/group? If a group, then how much influence do they have? Continue reading “What Are The Georgia Guidestones?”
Something truly unthinkable is happening in America’s hospitals. Around the country, COVID-19 patients are being killed by inappropriate medical protocols, and they have no say-so in the treatment they receive. They’ve literally been stripped of their patient rights. Continue reading “How COVID Patients Were Over-Treated to Death”
Mexico’s Jalisco New Generation Cartel, also known under its Spanish acronym the CJNG, has shared shocking footage which appears to depict one of its hit men eating a human heart straight from the torn-open chest of a fresh corpse. According to media reports, the victim was a member of a rival criminal group.
The video is said to have been shot last month in the state of Zacatecas, which for several years has been a battleground in a brutal turf war between the Sinaloa and the Jalisco New Generation cartels. Continue reading “Mexican drug cartel shares video of hit man eating rival’s heart”
Holdings of Chinese government bonds rose in January, according to a February 12 report by Reuters citing official data, despite the fact that yield premiums have substantially narrowed between US and Chinese government debt.
These statistics come in the wake of a grim US January inflation report, showing that investors are turning to China to insulate themselves against inflation and ensuing rate hikes. Is this just an anomaly or part of a growing trend that could see China overtake the US as the global financial center? Continue reading “Why China is on track to replace the US as the world’s financial center”
Researchers have developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) program that can sound flirty by mimicking human-like speech patterns, including subtle emotions and “non-speech sounds” such as sighs, laughter, crying, and pauses between words. A demo released on Monday touts the AI’s potential to “create hyper-realistic romantic encounters.”
The program has been developed by Sonantic, a London-based tech firm that produces AI voices for Hollywood films and video games. Describing the product as “the first AI that can flirt,” the company noted that “humans won’t be the only ones teasing and acting coy” any more. Continue reading “AI learns how to ‘flirt’ with users”
Pupils should forget about using “Mr.” and “Mrs.” and refer to staff as “teacher,” according to Dr. Elly Barnes, the chief executive of the Educate & Celebrate charity, The Telegraph reported on Monday.
In a 90-minute lecture organized by the National Education Union (NEU), Barnes, a prominent LGBTQ activist, told teachers they should move to adopt a “gender-free model” which includes dropping established pronouns. Continue reading “Education charity recommends kids drop ‘Mr.’ and ‘Mrs.’ at school”
Counter Signal – by Keean Bexte
It’s Day 1 in Trudeau’s basic dictatorship, and banks have already begun freezing millions of dollars from freedom fighters across the nation.
Since invoking the Emergencies Act at 4:30 pm on February 14, multiple banks have been complying with Trudeau’s order to freeze the accounts of Canadians who donated $25 or more to the Freedom Convoy’s fundraising campaigns.
Paper Money, Paper Money, and Paper Money! is now, in several of the states, both the bubble and the inequity of the day. That there are some bad people concerned in schemes of this kind cannot be doubted, but the far greater part are misled. People are got so bewildered upon the subject that they put and mistake one thing for another. They say Paper Money has improved the country – Paper Money carried on the war, and Paper Money did a great many other fine things. Continue reading “Except from ‘Common Sense (Attack On Paper Money Laws), Thomas Paine,1786”
Joe Biden’s speech sounded like a closing argument, one that had been honed for some time and one that suggested expectations are still high in the White House that Russia will take military action.
Biden briefly nodded to Moscow’s claims to be withdrawing before abruptly contradicting them, raising the US estimate of the number of troops surrounding Ukraine to 150,000 in a “threatening position”. Continue reading “You’re going to feel this, Biden tells Americans, as Ukraine war looms”
Breitbart – by Charlie Spiering
President Joe Biden on Tuesday delivered an aggressive speech against Russian President Vladimir Putin, warning him again not to invade Ukraine.
Biden acknowledged messaging from the Russian defense minister that they would send troops home from the border of Ukraine but said he remained skeptical. Continue reading “Joe Biden Warns Russia Invasion Still Possible in Aggressive Speech Against Vladimir Putin”
Reclaim the Net – by Cindy Harper
On Monday, former American gymnast Jennifer Sey revealed that Levi’s had fired her for speaking out online against Covid restrictions in schools. She revealed her termination in a letter on the Common Sense channel on Substack run by Bari Weiss.
Sey represented the USA as a gymnast in the 1986 Goodwill Games in Russia. Soon after, she got a job at Levi’s, where she has worked for more than two decades. She was fired earlier this year because of being vocal against Covid restrictions in schools. Continue reading “Levi’s brand president Jennifer Sey is ousted over comments against Covid restrictions”
At a “ladies night” fundraiser in Toronto in 2013, an up-and-coming politician was asked which nation’s administration he admired most in the world.
Wearing a pale blue shirt and a smile, the fresh-faced Liberal Party leader answered Communist China. Continue reading “Justin Trudeau Said He Admired China’s Dictatorship. Canadians Should Have Believed Him”
The Canadian Trudeau regime continued its crackdown on Tuesday.
Now they are targeting tow truck owners. Continue reading “Little Castro: Justin Trudeau Is Now Threatening Tow Truck Drivers – Those Who Do Not Cooperate with Canadian Regime, Could Face Arrest”
On the fourth anniversary of the Parkland high school massacre on Monday, President Joe Biden urged Congress to take action on gun control while a father of one of the victims was arrested for hanging a banner criticizing the administration from a crane near the White House.
‘My Administration stands with those working to end this epidemic of gun violence,’ Biden said in a statement on Monday. Continue reading “Biden marks the fourth anniversary of the Parkland massacre”
Frontline News – by Mark McDonald MD
I emailed the announcement [below] to all my patients earlier this week. The night before, I had recorded a podcast for Informed Dissent with attorney Nicole Pearson, who successfully sued the LAUSD to end “vaccine” mandates for public schoolchildren in Los Angeles County. During the interview, we began discussing masking children, something I have called out since summer of 2020 as nothing short of child abuse. She said, “This will end today, if every adult refuses to tolerate it.” Continue reading “Psychiatrist bans child-masking and ‘all forms of child abuse’ in his practice”
Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly has resigned after weeks of criticism for his handling of anti-vaccine mandate protests that have paralysed the city.
Protesters have occupied the downtown core of Canada’s capital for 19 days, halting traffic and enraging residents. Continue reading “Ottawa police chief resigns amid anti-mandate protests”
President Joe Biden and Democratic lawmakers are weighing a federal gas tax holiday as prices reach record levels and the party faces an uphill battle in November’s midterm election.
Two of the Democrats most vulnerable senators up in 2022 – Mark Kelly of Arizona and Maggie Hassan of New Hampshire – have proposed a bill that would suspend the federal gas tax until Jan. 1, 2023. Continue reading “Biden and the Democrats are considering suspending the federal gas tax for a YEAR”
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the Emergencies Act for the first time in the country’s history to crack down on protests against his vaccine mandate — just days after the Biden administration urged him to use “federal powers.”
Last Thursday, several Biden administration officials, including Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, spoke to their counterparts in Canada as protesters closed the Ambassador Bridge. Continue reading “Trudeau Invoked ‘Emergency’ Act Only After Biden Administration Urged Canada to Use ‘Federal Powers’”
U.S.A. – -(Ammoland.com)- “Valentine’s Day can still be fun even if you broke up,” the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives declares in identical Facebook and Twitter social media posts that appear to be backfiring. “Do you have information about a former (or current) partner involved in illegal gun activity? Let us know, and we will make sure it’s a Valentine’s Day to remember!” Continue reading “ATF’s Arrogant Valentine’s Day Message Could Get People Killed”