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New powers will allow Premier Dan Andrews to impose a state of emergency any time he likes – and Victorians face $90,000 fines or two years in jail if they protest.
Under the legislation, opposition MPs fear the premier could use public health orders to target individuals on age, gender, sexual orientation, political belief, or activity. Continue reading “Covid Australia: Victorians could be fined up to $90,000 and jailed for two years under new laws”
As of today, international air travelers into the U.S. (including citizens) were required by the airlines (at the behest of government) to show a negative covid test result within the past 3 days.
To avoid these testing requirements, we have been doing a workaround that is a little more expensive and inconvenient, but was worth it. Continue reading “New Travel Restrictions for Unvaxxed U.S. Citizens”
While President Joe Biden’s administration imposes new vaccine and Chinese coronavirus testing requirements for American citizens, illegal aliens remain exempt.
On Monday, the Biden administration issued guidelines that will require American citizens, those who are not vaccinated and those who are vaccinated, to present negative coronavirus tests before traveling back to the United States through a commercial flight. Continue reading “Illegal Aliens Remain Exempt from Biden’s Vaccine Mandate as Americans Face New Restrictions”
A unit of 1,000 state police officers and Texas Rangers assigned to monitor areas along the Lone Star State’s 1,241 miles of border with Mexico is readying to guard against the next surge of migrants looking to defy President Joe Biden’s administration.
A month has passed since Texas state law enforcement agents played a role in preventing some 15,000 migrants – mostly Haitians – from crossing the United States-Mexico border. Continue reading “Texas braces for the ‘mother of all caravans’: 1,000 state troopers and Texas Rangers deploy to the border as 3,000 migrants prepare to arrive in days”
COVID-19 was the most lucrative virus in perhaps the history of pharmaceuticals. After receiving government (taxpayer) funds through Operation Warp Speed to develop these mRNA vaccines, the main players are raking in billions. This vaccine was never meant to eradicate the virus – the coronavirus will always exist and it’s here to stay. It’s a virus that’s contagious to both animals and humans. We could never completely eliminate the virus even if everyone wore protective suits indoors 24/7 and received ongoing vaccines. Continue reading “Big Pharma to Earn $124 Billion on COVID Vaccine Sales in 2022”
President Joe Biden’s administration released a report this month that claims climate change is causing the mass migration of people being forced from their homes and communities.
Activists are already responding to the report by calling on the United States to issue “humanitarian visas” to allow these migrants to have refugee status to “temporarily” reside in the country. Continue reading “White House Report Claims Climate Change Causing Mass Migration, Activists Call for U.S. ‘Humanitarian Visas’”
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey (R) on Monday signed an executive order directing state agencies to not enforce federal coronavirus vaccine mandates, and instead cooperate with the state’s attorney general to sue the Biden administration over the requirements.
The big picture: No government entity shall impose any agreement demanding that an employee get vaccinated, Ivey’s executive order says. It adds that state employees will not be required to present vaccination proof to receive any sort of government service or to enter a government building. Continue reading “Alabama governor orders state agencies to fight federal vaccine mandate”
Students in Loudoun County, Virginia, are planning a walkout in protest of recent sexual assault cases at the public school system and to show solidarity with victims of such abuses.
“Students who choose to participate will not be penalized for their participation; however, we do ask that students who participate do so peacefully, without signage, and in accordance with the Students Rights and Responsibilities we all reviewed and signed at the beginning of the year,” said Michelle Luttrell, the principal at Loudoun County High School, according to WUSA. Continue reading “Loudoun County students plan walkout after sexual assault by boy in girls’ bathroom”
BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A suspect is in custody after two people were killed and four injured — including a police officer — in a shooting at a shopping mall Monday in Boise, Idaho, police said.
At a news conference, authorities said officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect. Continue reading “Police: 2 die, 4 injured in Idaho mall shooting”
Red Voice Media – by James Samson
On Monday, President Joe Biden’s White House announced that airlines will need to check with U.S.-bound travelers for proof of vaccine or a negative COVID-19 test when international travel restrictions are lifted next month. These travelers will also need to provide contact information to federal officials.
This comes weeks after the Biden administration announced that it will be lifting COVID-19 travel restrictions that banned most visitors from dozens of countries, including the U.K. and Brazil, on November 8, according to CNBC. Donald Trump put these rules in place in early 2020 at the start of the pandemic, and Biden extended them earlier this year. Continue reading “U.S. To Require Vaccine Passports And COVID Tests When Restrictions On International Travel Are Lifted”
Early on Monday afternoon, all Manhattan-bound lanes of the bridge were blocked, the New York Police Department said, as protesters marched with signs reading “We will not comply!” and “F*** de Blasio!”
New York’s mayor, Bill de Blasio, announced on Wednesday that the city’s police, firefighters, and other municipal workers will be required to get vaccinated for Covid-19 or be suspended without pay. Continue reading “Anti-vaxx marchers shut down Brooklyn Bridge to protest vaccine mandate”
Business Insider – by Mary Hanbury
The CEO of one of the world’s largest shipping companies is calling for governments to step in and take action to fix the global supply chain crisis and prevent delays and shortages from rolling on beyond the end of next year.
In an interview with the Financial Times, Jeremy Nixon, CEO of freight company Ocean Network Express, said that local governments need to increase spending on critical parts of the supply chain – including ports, railways, warehouses, and roads – to increase capacity and cope with ongoing demand. Ocean Network Express has a fleet of 220 ships and transports more than 6% of the world’s containerized freight, according to the FT. Continue reading “The supply chain crisis could last into 2023 unless governments boost spending in ports, railways, and warehouses, a shipping exec warns”
If Americans Knew – by Kathryn Shihadah
For a country that practices apartheid, defies international law, and engages in ethnic cleansing, Israel is popular in the US Congress. During just about 125 days in session, the houses of Congress managed to entertain more than 70 new pieces of legislation pandering to Israel.
It is no coincidence that the pro-Israel lobby is arguably the most pervasive and influential lobby in the U.S. – and that Israel partisans, many of them billionaires, make massive campaign donations to both parties. Continue reading “Congress has introduced over 70 pieces of Israel-centric legislation so far in 2021”
U.S. Border Patrol plans to fire agents who don’t receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
According to reports on Friday, the agency is looking to enforce Joe Biden’s federal vaccine mandate by the end of November. They said those who refuse to do so without an approved religious or medical exemption could face action up to termination. Continue reading “Border Patrol To Fire Up To 5K Agents Over Vaccine Mandate”
US Energy Information Administration, September 17, 2021
Our Petroleum Supply Monthly trade data show that the United States exported more crude oil and petroleum products than it imported during the first half of 2021 by 120,000 barrels per day (b/d), or less than 1% of combined crude oil and petroleum product exports and imports.
The United States was a net importer of crude oil and petroleum products (imported more than it exported) in the first of half of each year until the first half of 2020, when the United States became a net exporter (exported more than it imported) by 432,000 b/d of crude oil and petroleum products. This year marks only the second time the United States has been a net total petroleum exporter in the first half of the year. The United States has been a net exporter of petroleum products alone since 2011. Continue reading “The U.S. exported slightly more petroleum than it imported in the first half of 2021”
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has spent millions in taxpayer dollars conducting psychological torture experiments on primates — news which has resurfaced following the revelation that Dr. Anthony Fauci’s NIH division partially funded experiments allowing hungry insects to eat dogs alive.
The non-profit watchdog group White Coat Waste Project released a video last year showing one of the experiments, in which researchers essentially gave monkeys brain damage and practiced psychological torture with fake snakes and spiders. Continue reading “Anthony Fauci’s Freakshow: NIH Conducted Psychological Torture Experiments on Monkeys”
Activist Post – by Patrick Wood
Few people saw the real driving force behind Agenda 21 and the Biodiversity Convention in 1992. This article is necessarily long and detailed. Some may find it difficult to follow. However, the research is explosive and gives a new and poignant explanation of how and why the world was thrown upside down with a pandemic narrative orchestrated by Big Pharma and the biotechnology industries. Continue reading “Global Blueprint Exposed: The Takeover Of All Genetic Material On Earth”
Wall Street Journal – by Ryan Dezember
Propane prices haven’t been so high heading into winter in a decade, which is bad news for the millions of rural Americans who rely on the fuel to stay warm.
At $1.41 a gallon at the Mont Belvieu trading hub in Texas, on-the-spot prices are about triple those of the past two Octobers. Of the two main U.S. propane futures contracts, one hit a high earlier this month and the other doesn’t have far to climb to eclipse the record it set during the blizzard of 2014. The average residential price tracked by the U.S. Energy Information Administration has jumped by 50% from a year ago, to $2.69 a gallon. Continue reading “Prepare for Propane Sticker Shock”
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled on Oct. 21 that two taxes on guns and ammunition in Cook County violate the state’s constitution because they affect law-abiding citizens’ Second Amendment right to acquire firearms for self-defense.
Supreme Court Justice Mary Jane Theis wrote in a 6–0 decision that the taxes violate the constitution’s uniformity clause, while also pointing out that the revenue from the generated tax isn’t directed toward funds or programs that reduce gun violence. Continue reading “Illinois Supreme Court Rules Tax on Guns and Ammo Unconstitutional”
Epoch Times – by Ivan Pentchoukov
The New Mexico lab that produced the world’s first nuclear bomb has lost 185 employees because of a COVID-19 vaccine mandate that took effect on Oct. 22, according to a lawsuit (pdf) filed against the operator of the facility the same day.
An additional 153 employees at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) were placed on leave without pay or are using vacation pay because they obtained a religious exemption, the lawsuit says. Twenty-six employees were granted medical exemptions. Continue reading “185 Employees Leave Los Alamos Nuclear Weapons Lab Due to Vaccine Mandate”