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New York Post – by Lia Eustachewich
The suspect in the King Soopers shooting in Boulder, Colorado, has been identified as Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, 21, of Arvada, authorities revealed Tuesday.
He has been charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder, Boulder Police Chief Maris Herold said at a press conference. Continue reading “Police identify 21-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa as suspect in Boulder shooting”
Travellers face a £5,000 fine for going abroad on holiday when a ban on leaving the UK without ‘reasonable excuse’ comes into force on Monday.
The threat of fines has been extended until the end of June, making foreign summer holidays look increasingly unlikely as a third wave of coronavirus sweeps across Europe. Continue reading “UK: Foreign holidays will be ILLEGAL from Monday”
The first test of a project backed to spray millions of tonnes of chalk into the stratosphere, in an attempt to ‘dim the sun’ and cool the Earth, could happen in June.
Harvard University experts will test the system by sending a large balloon 12 miles above the Swedish town of Kiruna and have it drop 2kg of chalk dust into the stratosphere. Continue reading “Bill Gates wants to spray millions of tonnes of CHALK into the stratosphere to reflect sunlight and slow global warming”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
In case you haven’t noticed, after taking a hiatus during the COVID-19 lockdowns, mass shootings are back in the limelight and the establishment media can’t wait to use them to their advantage. In fact, they have already started.
One of our researchers here at the Free Thought Project, Don Via, Jr. discovered an oddity this week consisting of headlines that were identical in content but written for various states and published by entirely different news outlets. If you Google, “mass shooting surge,” you will be returned results with exactly the same headlines, but for different states. Continue reading “Mainstream Media Exposed Coordinating Identical Mass Shooting Narratives for Different States”
This is great stuff, from Catholic priest Father P.J. Hughes, pastor of Mullahoran and Loughduff Parish in southern County Cavan, Ireland.
He says he will not force anyone to wear a mask and that it’s not right to close the church just because the government says so. We need more shepherds like Fr. Hughes! He was issued a citation with a $500 Euro fine by the government, but says he will NOT pay it, that he’ll go to jail first and will continue to say Holy Mass. Continue reading “Irish Priest Vows To Defy Government & Keep Saying Holy Mass”
London (CNN Business)Prince Harry has officially arrived in California.
The Duke of Sussex has joined Silicon Valley startup BetterUp as its chief impact officer, the company told CNN Business on Tuesday. A spokesperson for Harry also confirmed the prince’s new role. Continue reading “Prince Harry lands new job as a tech executive”
Growing a beard may seem as harmless as committing to elastic waistbands, as far as pandemic trends go. But for some, choosing to forego shaving could impact one crucial method for ending the pandemic.
An important part of wearing face masks to reduce the risk of contracting or spreading coronavirus is that the mask fits snugly. Depending on a beard’s length and thickness, experts have said it may reduce the effectiveness of mask-wearing by creating more space between your face and the mask. Continue reading “To shave or not to shave? How beards may affect Covid-19 risk”
Washington (CNN)Longer first-class mail delivery times and cuts to post office hours across the country are among some of the changes embattled Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is expected to announce Tuesday as part of a 10-year plan for the agency, according to a source who was briefed on these elements of the plan.
The massive plan also seeks to make the Postal Service more competitive and more modern — including a new energy-friendly fleet of delivery vehicles and ideas for new services the agency can offer to both customers and small businesses, the source said. Continue reading “Postmaster General set to announce 10-year plan including longer mail delivery times and cuts to post office hours”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
Reports are now surfacing of people dying following the recently authorized Johnson and Johnson experimental COVID shots here in the United States.
The Johnson and Johnson experimental COVID “vaccine” is not an mRNA “vaccine,” it is an “adenovirus” vaccine, but like mRNA vaccines, there are currently no approved adenovirus vaccines in the market, although the military has used experimental adenovirus vaccines that are not FDA approved. Continue reading “People Now Dying Following the Experimental Johnson and Johnson COVID Injections”
The City Council in Evanston, Ill., voted 8-1 late Monday to approve a plan to make reparations available to Black residents over past discrimination and the lingering effects of slavery.
The plan, which could be the first of its kind in the U.S., is to distribute $400,000 to eligible Black households. The Associated Press reported that qualifying households in the city of 73,000 would be eligible to receive $25,000 for home repairs or down payments on property. Continue reading “Evanston, Illinois first in US to pay reparations to Black residents”
A gunman has killed at least 10 people, including a police officer, during a mass shooting at a Colorado grocery store.
The violence unfolded at the Kings Sooper store in Boulder on Monday afternoon and the shooter’s motive has not been determined, law-enforcement officials told the Wall Street Journal.
Continue reading “Ten dead, including a police officer, in Colorado grocery store mass shooting”
A Colorado police officer and multiple people died when a gunman opened fire inside a grocery store Monday afternoon, sending shoppers running for their lives and igniting an hours-long standoff,” authorities said.
Boulder Police Cmdr. Kerry Yamaguchi said a person of interest was being treated for injuries and was in police custody. He said he could not confirm the number of deaths, saying it was too early in the investigation. Continue reading “Boulder grocery massacre leaves multiple dead including cop, suspect in custody”
Predictive Programming at the CDC Website Foreshadows Nationwide Public Health Crisis Triggered by Covid Injection Disease and Death
The Following Unbelievable Screenshot from the CDC’s Website can be Found at: Continue reading ““ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE”! Brought to you by the CDC”
CNN – by Ban Ki-moon and Patrick Verkooijen
World leaders need to start planning for a world with a lot less water. The world’s population consumes six times more of this life-sustaining element than our ancestors did 100 years ago, and with population and economic growth, demand continues to rise.
Furthermore, climate change is playing havoc with the water cycle, disrupting weather systems and rainfall patterns that deliver either too much or too little, and rarely where and when it is needed. Continue reading “Start planning for a world with a lot less water”
AstraZeneca Plc’s head of oncology research, Jose Baselga, has died at the age of 61, the company said on Sunday.
“An outstanding scientific leader, José leaves a lasting legacy in the scientific community and here at AstraZeneca,” the company’s Chief Executive Officer Pascal Soriot said bit.ly/3lye6YU in a statement. Continue reading “AstraZeneca’s head of R&D for oncology dies at 61”
Business Insider – by Sonam Sheth
Foreign intelligence agents are using online platforms and videoconferencing apps to spy on Americans, TIME reported, citing several US intelligence officials.
Chinese spies, in particular, have exploited the coronavirus pandemic to get information about American companies as they take their operations digital and offices across the US shut down amid stay-at-home orders. Continue reading “Foreign intelligence operatives are reportedly using online platforms and video-conferencing apps like Zoom to spy on Americans”
Criminal organizations trafficking women, children, families and single adults over the U.S.-Mexico border earned as much as $14 million a day in February, according to border patrol sources.
“Trafficking is a multibillion-dollar industry,” said former Tucson Border Patrol Chief Roy Villareal, who retired in December after 30 years with the agency. “A lot of these vulnerable populations use their life savings. Some are essentially indentured servants and they’re working off this debt for a long period of time. In other cases, some of these migrants are asked to transport narcotics or some form of crime to work off a different part of their debt.” Continue reading “US-Mexico border traffickers earned as much as $14M a day last month: sources”
Krispy Kreme is giving away free doughnuts to anyone who shows their COVID-19 vaccine card. For a year.
Starting March 22, all you need is a COVID-19 vaccination card (stickers don’t count!) to get one free Original Glazed doughnut from a participating retailer. According to the company’s promotions page, the rules are simple and straightforward: You have to show your own vaccination card, you can’t redeem on someone else’s behalf, and the limit is one per customer per day. And don’t worry: Since the vaccine card contains sensitive medical information, the employees won’t be documenting anything. Of course, that then allows people to take advantage of this offer by hitting up multiple Krispy Kremes in a day, but I digress. (Don’t be that person!) Continue reading “Krispy Kreme Is Giving COVID-Vaccinated Customers Free Doughnuts—For a Year”
Better hang on folks, as technocracy’s plan to digitize you to the blockchain so you can be manipulated and controlled as a digital asset is being deployed — just as they said they would.
Please understand, though, that this technocracy blockchain implementation is centralized, which is the primary problem as it is under the government’s control. This is in radical contrast to decentralized crypto assets like bitcoin, which I believe actually offers a solution to the impending tyranny and seizure of our finances. Continue reading “IBM Partners With Moderna for COVID Reset”
The pause on construction of the border wall costs taxpayers about six million dollars per day while construction sites sit idle, Breitbart Texas learned from a senior Department of Homeland Security official. On Sunday, March 21, the 60-day pause in construction of the border wall is scheduled to end.
According to the source, the expenditures are required for materials orders placed before the pause and expenses for the cost of equipment sitting idle. When the issuance of a stop work order causes a contractor to idle equipment, they are entitled to be compensated for rental expenses or costs of ownership. Continue reading “Biden Spending Millions per Day to Halt Border Wall Construction”