New York Post

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Wednesday all but threatened President Trump’s safety if he returns to New York City in a rant responding to an exclusive story by The Post that Trump is looking to pull federal funds from “lawless” cities including New York.

Cuomo called an emergency press briefing within a half-hour on Wednesday night to tear into Trump for the order, which cites New York’s rising murder rate and defunding of the NYPD. Continue reading “Gov. Cuomo says: Trump ‘better have an army to protect him if he comes to NYC’”

Mises Institute – by Jeff Deist

This is astonishing, even by 2020 standards.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, operating under the US Department of Health and Human Services, has asserted jurisdiction over private residential leases nationwide. It intends to curtail evictions until at least the end of the year, and in fact its new directive threatens federal criminal penalties against landlords who ignore tenant “declarations” made using CDC forms. Continue reading “The CDC Is America’s New Landlord”

The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder

Has there ever been a time in your life when you haven’t had enough food to make it through the week?  If you have never experienced this, you are extremely fortunate.  Even during the best of times, millions of Americans struggle with hunger, and these definitely are not the best of times.  Because of all the crazy things that have happened so far in 2020, large numbers of people have been forced into dramatic lifestyle changes.  Many Americans have deeply cut their food budgets due to a lack of income, others are now only eating one or two meals a day, and we are seeing more demand at food banks around the country than we ever have before.  It is quite obvious that massive numbers of people are really hurting, and Bloomberg is reporting that it is being projected that the number of Americans that are “fighting hunger” will rise to “more than 50 million” by the end of this calendar year… Continue reading “It Is Being Projected That More Than 50 Million Americans Will Be Fighting Hunger By The End Of This Year”

ABC News

President Donald Trump has long sought to undermine public confidence in the upcoming election with baseless warnings that mail-in-voting could lead to widespread voter fraud.

Now, he is actively encouraging people to test the system by actually attempting to commit fraud. Continue reading “Trump encourages supporters to vote twice, which is illegal”

NoMask Info

Note: I was told by a parishoner of Fr. Nolan’s parish whom I trust there that ‘Catholic News Agency’ is the one who created this alleged ‘controversy’ by calling to report the priest to the Diocese and to his superiors.

I am acquainted with this priest. My wife & I went to confession to Fr. Nolan last month and then to evening Mass. After Mass we did our hour of Eucharistic Adoration, and the only other people in the church were Fr. Nolan, on his knees in front of the tabernacle for an hour, and Fr. Kluge. They are very holy and good priests. Continue reading “Heroic Priest Fr. Daniel Nolan, FSSP: “I encourage everybody not to wear a mask.””

Daily Caller – by Chris White

Business owners in Minneapolis are scrounging for answers after discovering that insurance money will not be enough to cover clean-up costs after rioters ransacked neighborhoods and hollowed out storefronts, according to a report published Monday.

Owners are being asked to fork over between $100,000 than $300,000 for construction companies to demolish and eventually haul away buildings that were all-but destroyed after the May riots, the Star Tribune reported. They are shocked and increasingly desperate, as most insurance policies cover only $25,000 in demolition costs, the report noted. Continue reading “Minneapolis Business Owners Stunned After Discovering Insurance Won’t Be Enough To Cover Cost Of Cleanup After Riots”

JNS

More than 600 Jewish groups signed a full-page New York Times ad in support of the Black Lives Matter movement.

“We are Jewish organizations and synagogues from across the racial and political spectrum; from different streams of Judaism; whose members trace their lineage from countries around the world,” state the groups in the Friday ad. Continue reading “600-plus Jewish groups sign full-page ad supporting Black Lives Matter”

CBS News

Washington — Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s leading infectious disease expert, said clinical trials on a coronavirus vaccine could be stopped early if they provide positive results that show it is safe and effective.

In an interview with Kaiser Health News published Tuesday, Fauci, the head of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, said a Data and Safety Monitoring Board, which is composed of research experts that review data from clinical trials, has the power to end the trials early. Continue reading “Fauci says coronavirus vaccine trials could be stopped early if they produce good results”

Daily Mail

A pregnant woman has been arrested in her own home over a Facebook post allegedly inciting anti-lockdown protest in Victoria.

Zoe Buhler, 28, was handcuffed in her lounge room in front of her children and partner on Wednesday afternoon and charged with incitement.

Continue reading “Pregnant mum is arrested and handcuffed in front of her two children over a Facebook post about lockdown”

Breitbart – by Alana Mastrangelo

Elvis Presley’s iconic Graceland estate in Memphis, Tennessee, has been vandalized with “Black Lives Matter” graffiti, as well as leftist slogans “Defund the Police “Abolish ICE,” and “Fuck Trump.”

“The wall outside @VisitGraceland in #Memphis where #Elvis fans write their names and tributes to The King was vandalized overnite,” wrote WMC Action News 5’s Joyce Peterson Tuesday on Twitter. “#BlackLivesMatter #DefundMPD #AbolishIce & #BreonnaTaylor were spray painted all over the wall.” Continue reading “Elvis Presley’s Graceland Vandalized with ‘Black Lives Matter,’ ‘Defund Police’ Graffiti”

KATU

PORTLAND, Ore. — Oregon State Police troopers have been deputized by the federal government.

That means they can act on behalf of the feds even though they work for a state agency.

In a statement, OSP said it has worked with the U.S. Attorney’s Office to review arrests, but it didn’t confirm if any of the people it has arrested have been charged federally. Continue reading “Oregon State Police troopers deputized by feds”

Western Journal – AP

NFL end zones will be inscribed this season with two slogans: “It Takes All Of Us” on one end line, “End Racism” on the other.

As part of its social justice awareness initiatives, the NFL also will allow similar visuals on helmets and caps.

Previously announced were decals on the back of helmets, or patches on team caps, displaying names or phrases to honor victims of racism and/or police brutality.  Continue reading “NFL Announces Social Justice Slogans Will Be Inscribed on Every Field”

The Drive – by Tyler Rogoway

One of our readers reached out early this evening—September 1st, 2020—letting me know he saw a formation of four MH-6 Little Birds flying in tight formation over Interstate 5 near downtown Los Angeles. I joked at the time that it will be just a matter of hours until people start freaking out due to the urban training operations they were likely about to execute. Just like clockwork, a few hours after the sun had set, the social media posts began emerging. People couldn’t understand what they were seeing, and how can you blame them? Watching blacked-out little helicopters, most of which usually run with no lights, ripping low over rooftops, landing on tall buildings and quickly departing, and even flying down city streets, is certainly concerning—any action movie will tell you that. But the reality is that it’s only the world’s best helicopter pilots that are tasked with the hardest missions practicing to fight future wars and to respond to terrorist incidents in what the Pentagon has dubbed ‘megacities.’  Continue reading “Here’s What All Those Black Helicopters Were Doing Zipping Around Los Angeles Last Night”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Memphis, TN — Antonio Strawder is an unfortunate reminder of the lengths police officers in America will go to enforce arbitrary laws such as paying the government for the privilege of driving. For a suspended license, Strawder was handcuffed, thrown to the ground and repeatedly tasered as he cried out in agony. He had just gotten home from church.

Victimless “crimes” such as suspended licenses or expired registration are disproportionately aimed at poor people and minorities. Often times people have to choose between paying for food for their family or paying the government for a sticker to put on their car. When they buy food and the government doesn’t receive their money, as Strawder’s case illustrates, they will kidnap you. Continue reading “Horrifying Video Shows Cops Torture Handcuffed Man, Repeatedly Taser Him for Suspended License”

The Atlantic – by Derek Thompson

COVID-19 researchers have rightly extolled the virtues of masks, hailed the necessity of ventilation, and praised the salutary nature of outdoor activities. But another behavioral tactic hasn’t received enough attention, in part because it makes itself known by its absence. That tactic is silence.

Yes, it is finally time to talk, in this pandemic, about the importance of not talking in this pandemic.  Continue reading “Mask Up and Shut Up”

New York Post – by Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

The US will not participate in a worldwide effort to develop and distribute a coronavirus vaccine — in part because the initiative is being led by the World Health Organization, the White House announced Tuesday.

President Trump has expressed confidence in US efforts to develop a vaccine and has been harshly critical of the WHO, chastising the international health organization for its “China-centric” approach to the pandemic. Continue reading “US will not join WHO’s coronavirus vaccine effort, White House says”

NoMask Info

My wife & I bought the Regal Unlimited pass last year, which allows us to see unlimited movies in any Regal theatre in the United States. They charge us $23.50 each month. The contract is for one year, and so all the movies are already paid for.

So what happens if we go to watch a movie and are refused entry? This is a blatant breach of contract on Regal’s part. In this case, we visited the Regal Manchester in Rock Hill, South Carolina, located at 1935 Cinema Dr, Rock Hill, SC 29730. Continue reading “Going to Regal Theatres Without A Face Mask”

The Great Recession

I’ve been saying the stock market will take a turn for the worst sometime between mid-August and October. Numerous market metrics now show a market that looks ready to turn over. The bear may soon be back in charge.  Continue reading “Stock Market’s Caged Bear about to Rattle Himself Loose!”

The Tap Newswire

The Department of Defense, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, have partnered with a Silicon Valley company, Profusa, to implement a technology which could control our minds and bodies. What may seem like science fiction, is in fact happening in real-time.

A permanent chip made of an advanced material called hydrogel irreversibly ties humans to the Internet “cloud.” The chip, about the size of a grain of rice, provides feedback to a database on changes in body chemistry and other biometrics. The company says technology will be used to detect COVID in the general population, before symptoms show. Continue reading “FDA Nears Approval of Injectable Biochip Implants for COVID Detection, Linked to Computers”

The Post Millennial – by Collin Jones

A district attorney in California reportedly told members of law enforcement that they should consider the needs of looters before deciding to charge them with looting.

Costa County District Attorney Diana Becton expressed her view that officers should consider whether “the target business” was “open or closed” at the time the looting took place, and “what was the manner and means” by which the looters had managed to get inside the business, the Daily Wire reported. Continue reading “California district attorney asks police to consider looters’ needs before charging them”