Category: News

The Blaze – by Paul Sacca

With migrant facilities being overwhelming by the massive surge of migrants, the Biden administration’s solution to the border crisis is to house migrants in hotels, but it will come at a hefty cost to the American taxpayer.

The Biden administration has awarded an $86 million contract to pay for hotel rooms to accommodate 1,200 migrant family members who cross the U.S.-Mexico border, Department of Homeland Security officials informed Axios. The hotel rooms in border states such as Texas and Arizona will originally lodge migrants for six months, but “could be extended and expanded.” Continue reading “Biden administration spending $86 million in taxpayer money to house migrants in hotels”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

A federal prosecutor’s office in North Carolina announced on Friday that 24 more people were charged with voter-related fraud over the past 18 months.

Those charged are listed as being from Mexico and several central American countries, as well as from France, Yemen, Iraq and Nigeria and other countries. Continue reading “24 More Charged in North Carolina Voter-Fraud Probe including Nearly 20 Illegal Aliens Who Voted in National Election”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Canadian Pacific Railways has agreed to buy Kansas City Southern for $25 billion ($28.9 billion including debt) in the largest takeover deal this year. The transaction which sees CP take over the smallest of the seven Class 1 railway operators that dominate a significant share of freight activity in the US, is the biggest in CP’s history and will create a 20,000-mile rail network including the first U.S.-Mexico-Canada railroad.

As the FT, which first reported the transaction, notes, the deal marks the latest effort to shake up a structure among the big railroads in the US and Canada that has been unchanged since CSX and Norfolk Southern — the two big operators in the eastern US — took over Conrail and divided it between themselves in 1999.  Continue reading “Canadian Pacific Buys Kansas City Southern For $25BN In Largest Deal Of 2021”

Reclaim the Net – by Christina Maas

Instagram has deleted a clip of President Joe Biden falling up the stairs of Air Force One three times, stating that it is “violence and incitement.”

The post was shared by Ashley StClair, a political commentator, along with the caption “Joe Biden vs his biggest opponent yet…stairs.” Continue reading “Instagram deletes post of President Biden falling up the stairs under its “violence and incitement” policy”

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Breitbart – by Dr. Susan Berry

Minnesota-based doctors working in the lucrative youth transgender medical field are condemning a state bill seeking to ban biological males from competing in women’s sports and using female locker rooms.

In an op-ed at the Star Tribune this week, the medical professionals – pediatricians and those treating gender dysphoric youth in “gender clinics” – called the legislation a “hateful distraction, an imagined problem created only to politicize the lives of transgender youths.” Continue reading “Pro-Transgender Doctors Dismiss Male to Female Athletes as ‘an Imagined Problem’ for Women’s Sports”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

Ohio now has its first federal  COVID-19 mass vaccination center. The military has taken over the Wolstein Center in Cleveland, Ohio to distribute the mislabeled “vaccines” to the population on a massive scale.

The first FEMA mass vaccination camp site has opened in Cleveland, complete with the full force of the United States military.  According to The Akron Beacon, the so-called super vaccination center is the largest of its kind coordinated by the federal government and will be staffed by a combination of Ohio National Guard and Army troops.
Continue reading “Military Has Taken Over Wolstein Center In Ohio To Administer COVID “Vaccines””

Daily Mail

All eight victims of the deadly shooting rampage targeting three Georgia massage spas had been identified by Friday and were found to include an Army veteran, a newlywed and a hardworking single mother-of-two.

Robert Aaron Long, 21, has been charged with murdering four people at two spas in Atlanta and four more in a spa in Cherokee County on Tuesday.  Continue reading “All eight victims of Georgia massage parlor rampage revealed: An Army veteran killed while installing new spa security system, a newlywed taking a day for herself and a single mom-of-two”

RT

German scientists have found out that administration of the AstraZeneca vaccine could potentially produce antibodies that would in turn stimulate formation of blood clots in “rare” cases as the WHO sees no such “causal” link.

A research team from Germany’s Greifswald University Hospital have discovered a mechanism that could lead to the development of sinus or cerebral vein thrombosis in patients who received the AstraZeneca jab. Continue reading “Researchers say AstraZeneca vaccine can cause thrombosis in BRAIN in ‘rare’ cases as WHO says it is ‘not certain’ about it”

Humans are Free

Aftermath is defined as the consequences of a significant, disastrous event. Thousands upon thousands of Americans all over the country are saying they’re “still not right” after getting jabbed with the most experimental inoculation ever created.

Even 3 to 4 months later, they’re complaining of major arm pain at the spot of injection, excruciating shooting pains going up their neck from their spine, constant lethargy where they can’t get their energy back that they had before the jabs, pain in their toes (mainly the big toe), lots of horrible headaches, shortness of breath, plus depression, and that’s just the tip of the iceberg.  Continue reading “Victims of the COVID-19 Vaccines, 3-4 Months Later: ‘I’m Still Not Right’”

Bay News 9

SAINT PETERSBURG, Fla. – What are being called “breakthrough” cases of COVID-19 are popping up across the U.S. They’re people who test positive 14 days or more after receiving their last dose of the vaccine.

“It still is shocking that I’m positive. I have no symptoms,” home health worker Hanna Rewerts said. Continue reading “Vaccinated Health Worker Tests Positive for COVID in “Breakthrough” Case”

Reuters

DUBAI (Reuters) – An air attack on an oil refinery in the Saudi capital Riyadh on Friday caused a fire that was brought under control, the energy ministry said, after Yemen’s Houthi group said it targeted the site with six drones.

The refinery is operated by state-controlled oil giant Saudi Aramco. The attack, which happened at 6:05 a.m. Saudi time (0305 GMT), did not result in injuries or deaths, and did not disrupt the supply of oil or oil derivatives, the energy ministry said.  Continue reading “Drone strike on Riyadh oil refinery claimed by Houthis causes fire”

Seattle Times

A new spike in the number of families and children crossing the Rio Grande into South Texas over the past several hours is forcing U.S. Customs and Border Protection to request airplanes that will allow the Biden administration to transport migrants to states near the Canadian border for processing, according to two Department of Homeland Security officials and an email reviewed by The Washington Post.

Border officials requested the air support from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement because 1,000 members of families and unaccompanied minors crossed the Rio Grande on Friday morning, and border agents have another 1,000 migrants they have been unable to process since last night, the communications show. Continue reading “Biden administration considers flying migrants to states near the Canadian border for processing”

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— Bill Gates (@BillGates) December 19, 2019

Grand Forks Herald

BISMARCK — North Dakota leaders have mobilized against recent orders from President Joe Biden to restrict the oil industry in the last week, striking a combative tone with a new administration that has so far taken aggressive steps to address climate change.

On Tuesday, Feb. 2, Gov. Doug Burgum issued an executive order directing state agencies to assess the economic damages of Biden’s moratoriums on oil and gas leasing on federal lands, calling on them to “identify opportunities” to challenge the new federal actions. Continue reading “North Dakota leaders coalesce against President Joe Biden’s climate orders”