Epoch Times – by Isabel van Brugen

Nebraska on Jan. 28 became the 17th state to push for a convention of states to make changes to the U.S. Constitution—an unconventional process that’s never been used before.

Under Article V of the Constitution, calling a convention to amend the U.S. constitution would require approval from two-thirds of U.S. states, or 34 of 50 states. According to the National Constitution Center, the measure is used to bypass Congress, but has never been accomplished before.  Continue reading “Nebraska Joins Call for Convention of States to Amend US Constitution”

AP

WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States is evacuating almost all of the staff from its embassy in Kyiv as Western intelligence officials warn that a Russian invasion of Ukraine is increasingly imminent.

A senior State Department official said Saturday that a very limited number of staff will stay to keep communications open with the government but all consular operations will be suspended. Continue reading “US evacuating most Ukraine embassy staff over invasion fears”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

The Windsor police moved in this morning and started removing the Freedom Convoy Truckers from the Windsor Ambassador Bridge from Canada to the US.

The Canadian police had started to remove protesters at the Ambassador bridge in Windsor, Ontario, Canada where a blockade has been stationed need the Canada/U.S. border. Continue reading “WINDSOR POLICE MOVE IN – Begin Removing Protesters Blocking Ambassador Bridge to US — Snipers on the Roof – City Buses Arrive for Arrests — Media Warned to Move Back”

RT

Brussels Mayor Philippe Close announced on Thursday that a protest convoy of truckers will be barred from entering the city. Inspired by an ongoing demonstration against vaccine mandates in Canada, the truckers are set to reach the Belgian capital early next week.

“We have taken the decision to ban the ‘Freedom Convoy’ which has not been authorized to demonstrate because no request has been sent,” Close wrote on Twitter, noting that he made the decision along with Interior Minister Annelies Verlinden and Brussels region Minister President Rudi Vervoort. Continue reading “EU capital bans ‘Freedom Convoy’ protest”

RT

The Paris authorities on Thursday issued an order prohibiting Canada-style ‘Freedom Convoy’ demonstrations over the weekend. The ban will run from February 11 to 14.

The edict came as thousands of motorists took to the road on Wednesday and headed in the direction of Paris to demonstrate against government’s Covid policies – in particular the vaccination pass.  Continue reading “Paris bans ‘freedom convoys’”

Zero Hedge – by Portfolio Armor

Welcome To Weimar America

Politico reported today that Sam Brinton has been appointed the new deputy assistant secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Energy Department’s Office of Nuclear Energy. Who is Sam Brinton? A “non-binary” drag queen into kink. In “their” own words:  Continue reading “Meet The Drag Queen Biden Just Put In Charge Of Nuclear Waste”

Gateway Pundit – by Julian Conradson

Following a night of frantic meetings with cabinet officials to discuss crackdowns on protesters, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau vowed on Friday to do “whatever it takes” to shut down the grassroots Freedom Convoy that has gridlocked the country’s Capitol city and several major ports of entry along the US-Canada border. Continue reading “Trudeau Holds Panicked Press Conference, Blames Americans, Consequences to Joining Convoy “To Get More Severe””

Paul Stramer – by Ann Von Reitz

We now know that the various batches of bio weaponized Common Cold Virus contained different components and represented different levels of toxicity, which give rise to specific results.

The range of toxicity runs from truly lethal injections that are 2500 to 3000 times more toxic than the other varieties, all the way to saline solution placebo shots.

Continue reading “What Is Now Known About Batches”

American Military News – by Ryan Morgan

The U.S. Air Force deployed four B-52 Stratofortress nuclear bombers to the United Kingdom today.

The strategic bombers, belonging to the 5th Bomb Wing at Minot Air Force Base, North Dakota, arrived at Royal Air Force (RAF) base Fairford on Thursday, the service announced on the same day.  Continue reading “US deploys B-52 bombers to the UK”

Technocracy News and Trends

Marketed on the basis of being free and convenient, the IKE kiosks collect data on every person who comes near them, including id’ing your bluetooth and wifi devices. Cameras record your face, examine your choices and selections. Their payback is “surveillance capitalism” where you are subsumed into the Technocrat control grid.
See this recent story: ‘Free’ Interactive Kiosks Surveil Everyone While Scooping Up Their Personal Information. ⁃ TN Editor

Continue reading “IKE’s Smart City Surveillance Kiosks Installed In Houston”

Daily Mail

A self-proclaimed’ old-school junkie’ who moved from Texas to San Francisco because ‘it’s f*****g easy’ to be homeless there claims he’s being paid by the city government to live on the streets, getting $620 in cash per month and hundreds of food stamps while he sells Narcan and enjoys Amazon Prime and Netflix on his phone.  Continue reading “‘I get PAID to be homeless in San Francisco – it takes one phone call’”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Ontario declared a state of emergency Friday morning to empower law enforcement to end the blockade of the Ambassador Bridge — the busiest commercial border crossing between the U.S. and Canada — and the Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa, warning truckers who continue to block the Ambassador Bridge they will be punished if they don’t leave. Ontario Premier Doug Ford told reporters that the federal government is enacting new powers to end the blockade. He said protesters will be slapped with hefty fines (amounting to $78,800) and jail time, according to Bloomberg.  Continue reading ““Eyes Of The World Are On Us” – Ontario Declares ‘State Of Emergency’ Over Bridge Blockade”

Daily Mail

Ugly scenes erupted in New Zealand’s capital on Thursday as hundreds of ‘freedom’ protesters clashed with authorities – with a naked woman being arrested after diving through a line of police officers. 

The woman was dragged away by her hair before being detained as protests against Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern’s hard-line Covid policies turned ugly.   Continue reading “Dramatic moment police dragged a naked woman by her HAIR along the ground during protest against Jacinda Ardern’s hardline vaccine policies”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

Surveillance video captured a family of looters cleaning out a yogurt shop in San Francisco twice in less than one week.

“Surveillance video shows a group of people, believed to be a family of eight, walking into Easy Breezy in West Portal on Tuesday January 25, just before closing,” KPIX reported Tuesday. “Ford said the smallest child wearing red grabbed the tip jar before leaving.” Continue reading “Families That Loot Together, Stay Together”

Daily Mail

Full House star Bob Saget was Covid positive when he died from a freak head injury in his Florida hotel room.

The diagnosis did not play any part in the actor’s sudden death, however, according to an autopsy report released Thursday by Orange County medical examiner, Dr. Joshua Stephany. Continue reading “Autopsy report confirms Bob Saget was Covid POSITIVE at the time of death”

Washington Examiner – by Barnini Chakraborty

OTTAWA, ONTARIO — Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is ready to “respond with whatever it takes” to end the Freedom Convoy following a series of late-night meetings with opposition leaders, key Cabinet ministers, and senior officials.

The Canadian leader has been under intense pressure from not only politicians in his own country but also from the White House to end the demonstrations against vaccine mandates that have clogged the main arteries into major Canadian cities and blocked multiple bridges, crippling cross-border business. Continue reading “Trudeau warns trucker convoy crackdown coming following late-night meeting”

NPR

Dale Farran has been studying early childhood education for half a century. Yet her most recent scientific publication has made her question everything she thought she knew.

“It really has required a lot of soul-searching, a lot of reading of the literature to try to think of what were plausible reasons that might account for this.” Continue reading “A top researcher says it’s time to rethink our entire approach to preschool”

Axios – by Oriana Gonzalez

COVID-19 pandemic restrictions could end “soon,” even as early as this year, NIAID director Anthony Fauci told the Financial Times in an interview published Tuesday.

The big picture: Fauci explained that he does not believe “we are going to eradicate this virus,” but said that it will instead reach an “equilibrium.”  Continue reading “Fauci: U.S. heading out of “full-blown pandemic phase””

Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila

Proof of Covid-19 vaccination will not be required to attend the Oscars at Dolby Theater in Los Angeles this year.

Rather, the Academy will require a negative PCR test or a negative antigen test on the day of the awards show.  Continue reading “Oscars 2022: Only ‘Hired Help’ will Be Required to Show Proof of Covid Vax – Vax Requirement Waived For Hollywood Celebrities”

Market Watch

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas legislators signed off Wednesday on the state’s largest-ever taxpayer-funded incentives to attract thousands of new jobs even though most didn’t know the name of the company or what it plans to make.

The incentives would exceed $1 billion. The measure also cuts corporate income-tax rates. Continue reading “Kansas lawmakers OK tax breaks valued at more than $1 billion for company whose identity is unknown”