The Hill

The Oklahoma National Guard said unvaccinated airmen cannot participate in drills, days after a federal judge turned down the state’s bid to block the Pentagon’s vaccine mandate for National Guard members.

Brig. Gen. Thomas Mancino, commander of the state’s National Guard, acknowledged Tuesday’s court ruling in a message to the force, though he said the ruling doesn’t mean the legal fight is over. Continue reading “Oklahoma National Guard says unvaccinated airmen can’t participate in drills”

Anti-War – by Brett Wilkins

Human rights advocates and attorneys representing Guantánamo Bay detainees on Thursday decried a secret new courtroom reportedly being built by the Pentagon at the notorious offshore US prison.

The New York Times reports Gitmo’s new second courtroom – which will cost $4 million – will not allow members of the public to witness proceedings against detainees to be tried for alleged terrorism-related offenses. People wishing to view those trials will have the option of watching delayed video footage in a separate building.  Continue reading “‘Anti-Democratic and Cowardly’: US Building New Secret Courtroom at Guantánamo”

Global Research – by Jordan Schachtel

I fact checked the fact checkers and couldn’t believe what I found. Despite the corporate press, Big Pharma, and the federal government telling us otherwise, it is absolutely true that there is no FDA approved COVID-19 vaccine available in the United States today. And there are no plans to make one available any time soon.  

Continue reading “Shell Game? There remains no FDA approved COVID vaccine in the United States”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

Morbidly obese Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, a former Raytheon board member hired for reasons of “diversity,” fired dozens more troops this week for not getting “vaccinated,” citing combat “readiness concerns.”

Does this man look ready for combat to you? Continue reading “Morbidly Obese Def Sec Fires Unvaxxed Troops In The Name of ‘Combat Readiness’”

Daily Wire – by Mairead Elordi

Among the scores of refugees the U.S. has admitted from war-torn Afghanistan are hundreds of children who were evacuated without their parents and are now in government custody waiting to see if they will be reunited.

About 1,450 children were evacuated without their parents, according to numbers from the Office of Refugee Resettlement obtained by CNN. Continue reading “More Than 1,400 Afghan Kids Evacuated To U.S. Without Their Parents”

NBC

(The Center Square) – Washington state lawmakers have introduced a bill that would reduce penalties for drive-by shootings with the goal of “promoting racial equity in the criminal legal system.”

The proposed legislation would eliminate drive-by shootings as the basis for elevating a first-degree murder charge to aggravated murder in the first degree, which carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison. Continue reading “Washington lawmakers file bill reducing penalties for drive-by shooters”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

GOP and Democrat politicians are asking the federal government to help reinflate the government-created cheap labor bubble that burst in 2020, just as employers have begun offering higher wages to recruit Americans.

“Due to ongoing workforce shortages our country continues to face, American farmers continue to utilize the H-2A guest worker visa program,” 35 legislators said in a December 21 letter sent to the Department of State and the Department of Homeland Security, which is headed by the pro-migration zealot, Alejandro Mayorkas. But federal travels curbs against the new omicron epidemic  has stranded 7,000 South African seasonal workers, the legislators said, adding:  Continue reading “Republicans, Democrats Ask DHS Mayorkas to Import More Cheap Labor”

WRAL

CNN — Protesters tossed bottles and fireworks at police in eastern Germany on Monday night in some of the most violent demonstrations against public health measures in Europe since the Covid-19 pandemic began.

Hundreds of people gathered in various cities and towns on Sunday and Monday to voice their opposition to stricter social distancing rules that went into effect Tuesday across Germany. Gatherings are now limited to 10 people for those vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19, while households with unvaccinated people must not meet with more than two other people from one other household at a time. Continue reading “Protests against Germany’s Covid restrictions turn violent as Europe moves to stem Omicron”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

For the past 18 months we’ve reported how a large percentage of those ‘hospitalized with Covid’ were actually admitted for other ailments, only to test positive after admission during routine screening – meaning ‘Covid hospitalizations’ for the purposes of policymaking (and fear mongering) were vastly overstated in many (if not most) cases. Continue reading “Fauci Goes There: Finally Admits Kids Not Being Hospitalized From COVID”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

While Ghislaine Maxwell stood trial for her part in Jeffrey Epstein’s underage sex-trafficking operation, federal prosecutors quietly dropped their case against two jail guards who allegedly ‘slept on the job’ while the wealthy pedophile killed himself – or was murdered, depending on who you believe, or whether one has common sense.  Continue reading “Prosecutors Quietly Dropped Case Against Epstein Jail Guards During Ghislaine Maxwell Trial”

Sputnik

Some of those creme de la creme in the world of wealth, Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos, for example, have been worth $100 billion for quite some time: Gates first made it in 1999, while Bezos did so in 2017. The majority of the others, on the other hand, are basically newcomers to the 12-digit club.

According to the newest Bloomberg Billionaires Index, the world’s top ten wealthiest people are all worth more than $100 billion by the end of 2021.

Continue reading “Top 10 Richest People on Earth Got Wealthier by Over $400 Bln in 2021, Bloomberg Index Shows”

Yahoo News

Australia’s former parliament building in the capital Canberra was briefly set alight on Thursday by protesters during a demonstration for Aboriginal sovereignty, police said.

No-one was injured in the fire, which engulfed the Old Parliament House’s front doors before it was put out. Continue reading “Australia: Protesters set Old Parliament House in Canberra on fire”

Yahoo News – ABC

A truck driver who was sentenced to 110 years in prison for a fatal accident in Colorado has been resentenced to 10 years after an outcry from family and advocates.

Gov. Jared Polis announced the commutation of Rogel Aguilera-Mederos’ sentence Thursday.  Continue reading “Truck driver’s sentence lowered to 10 years after originally receiving 110 years for fatal crash”

Epoch Times – by Ken Silva

The FBI’s so-called secret spy plane surveillance program is under scrutiny in a Florida terrorism case, where the defendant has asked a federal judge to toss evidence from the bureau’s aerial surveillance activities.

The FBI’s aerial surveillance program was first revealed in June 2015 by the Associated Press (AP), which reported that the bureau maintained a civilian air force through private shell companies. The FBI admitted to the program days later.  Continue reading “FBI ‘Secret Spy Plane Surveillance Program’ Detailed in Court Records”

Reuters

DENVER, Dec 30 (Reuters) – At least six people were injured in Colorado on Thursday as wind-driven wildfires prompted evacuation orders for more than 30,000 residents in two towns just east of the Rockies near Denver, authorities said.

The swiftly spreading prairie grass fires were ignited by sparks from power lines and transformers toppled by high winds on Colorado’s drought-parched Front Range, according to sheriff’s officials in Boulder County.  Continue reading “Wind-driven grass fires prompt evacuation of two Denver-area towns”

KSLA 12

TEXARKANA, Texas (KSLA) – Have you ever heard of animal rain? Well, the city of Texarkana just experienced it.

A thunderstorm that blew through parts of the ArkLaTex Wednesday afternoon (Dec. 29) left more than just water behind and gave some residents a once in a lifetime experience.  Continue reading “A FISHY DAY: Fish fall from sky in Texarkana”

Activist Post – by BN Frank

Worldwide opposition to 5G has been ongoing for years due to a variety of significant risks associated with the controversial technology.  Since 2017 doctors and scientists have been asking for 5G moratoriums on Earth and in space (see 1, 2) and the majority of scientists oppose deployment.  Since 2018 there have been reports of people and animals experiencing symptoms and illnesses after it was installed (see 1. 2, 3, 4).  Some blame the COVID Crisis on 5G deployment while others do not.  Regardless, there are health risks associated 5G as well as exposure to 4G and other sources of wireless Wi-Fi radiation too (see 1, 2). Continue reading “1.3 Million+ 5G Base Stations in China; “plans to more than triple the number of 5G base stations over the next four years””

Breitbart – by Joshua Klein

Several posts displaying the Internal Revenue Service’s (IRS) guideline requiring taxpayers to report stolen goods as income went viral this week, leading to an array of online speculation as to the practical consequences of the requirement as well as references to the recent wave of mass lootings.  Continue reading “IRS Requirement to Report Stolen Property as Income Goes Viral”