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Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson
Remarks made by President Trump during a speech have prompted speculation after he referred to having a lot of rich enemies and told the audience, “This may be the last time you’ll see me for a while.”
The comments were made during an address Trump gave at the Whirlpool Corporation Manufacturing Plant in Clyde, Ohio. Continue reading “Trump: “This May be the Last Time You’ll See Me for a While””
An arrest has been made by Hackensack Police after a woman inside a local Staples was allegedly attacked after asking another customer to put on a face mask. According to Hackensack Police, 25-year-old Terri Thomas from Hackensack was arrested and charged today with Aggravated Assault, a second degree offense.
UPDATE 8-5-20, According to police, Thomas turned herself in after detectives went to her residence and family members told her. “She came in on her own,” said Capt. Darrin DeWitt, Hackensack Police Department. The arrest occurred without incident. Continue reading “Arrest In ‘Assault’ Over Face Mask In NJ Staples”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
As mass murder Dr. Anthony Fauci continues to appear in the corporate media to attack the use of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), which thousands of doctors have now said can completely cure COVID, more doctors are coming forward to expose his lies.
Fauci publicly attacked a recent positive study about HCQ published by the Henry Ford Health System, prompting two of the leading doctors of the study, doctors Adnan Munkarah and Steven Kalkanis, to publish an “Open Letter” refuting the lies of the mass murderer, Anthony Fauci. Continue reading “More Doctors Speak Out on Censorship and Mass Murderer Anthony Fauci’s False Information Regarding Hydroxychloroquine”
Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
You may have noticed that food prices have started to go up very aggressively. I repeatedly warned my readers that this is precisely what would happen, and more price increases are on the way. Fear of COVID-19 has sparked a tremendous amount of extra demand as Americans have feverishly stocked up their pantries, and at the same time the virus has made it very difficult for the major food companies to keep up. Over the past several months we have seen a large number of food production facilities close down temporarily, food supply chains have been thrown into a state of chaos, and grocery stores have found it increasingly difficult to keep their shelves full. Many years ago I remember sitting in an Econ 101 class as a very young college student, and one of the things that I learned was that prices are going to rise when supply goes down and demand goes up. So it was inevitable that grocery store prices would become more painful, and the latest numbers that have been released by the BEA are definitely quite alarming… Continue reading “Food Prices Rise To Dangerous Levels As “A Second Wave Of Layoffs” Hits The U.S. Economy”
Tax preparers are concerned that many of the millions of Americans receiving unemployment benefits due to the pandemic are unaware that they might owe money to the IRS next year.
Jobless benefits are subject to federal income taxes, as well as state income taxes in most parts of the country. Continue reading “Tax preparers warn unemployment recipients could owe IRS”
Friday is the official start of the 80th annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, where 250,000 people are expected to gather in the South Dakota town of that name for nine days of defying proven precautions against the spread of COVID-19.
“Nobody is social distancing and none of them are wearing masks,” local psychologist Michael Fellner told The Daily Beast. “None.” Continue reading “‘Screw COVID’: 250,000 bikers head en masse to Sturgis Rally”
Democrats in Congress have introduced an anti-gun measure to regulate machinery that is designed for manufacturing firearm frames or receivers.
The bill, titled H.R.7468, and referred to as the “Stop Home Manufacturing of Ghost Guns Act of 2020” aims to restrict ownership of firearms manufacturing devices for private citizens without a FFL or a manufacturer that produces these machines for FLL’s. Continue reading “Congress Moves to Ban Milling Machines That Can Make Guns”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Winston-Salem, NC — After the death of Eric Garner in 2014 shook the nation, the phrase “I can’t breathe” has become a chilling symbol for violence doled out at the hands of the state. TFTP has reported on multiple instances in which entirely peaceful and often innocent people have muttered those words just before police officers squeeze the last bit of life from their bodies. George Floyd’s last words also partly consisted of “I can’t breathe.” Since his death, TFTP has reported on a half dozen instances in which victims of police violence have managed to say those words just before they die. Continue reading “5 Deputies Charged After Video Showed Them Restrain, Assault Man For Having a Seizure, Until He Died”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
Now that the public is starting to wake up to the fact that people leading the COVID response are MASS MURDERERS responsible for millions of deaths due to censoring life-saving information from thousands of doctors who are treating COVID patients with a 100% success rate, it is time to start questioning EVERYTHING they are asking the public to comply with.
What are their true motives, since they obviously do NOT value human life? Continue reading “Are the COVID Tests a Way to Surreptitiously Infect or Implant People?”
Sen. Mike Lee’s latest version of S.286 creates a novel “Green Card Lite” legal status to help Fortune 500 companies import many more Indian graduates into U.S. white collar jobs.
“That’s a game changer from the original bill,” said a tweet from a top ranking immigration lawyer Greg Siskind. It gives people “most of the benefits of a green card,” said Siskind, who is working with hospital chains to expand the pipeline of foreign nurses and doctors into U.S. hospitals.
Continue reading “Mike Lee’s S386 Bill Creates ‘Green Card Lite’ for New Waves of Migrants”
Hong Kong (CNN Business)Mark Zuckerberg has joined the world’s most exclusive club of the ultra rich.
The Facebook (FB) CEO on Thursday became a centibillionaire: someone who is worth at least $100 billion. He crossed the milestone after shares in the social network surged. Only two other men, Amazon (AMZN)’s Jeff Bezos and Microsoft (MSFT)’s Bill Gates, have bigger personal fortunes. Continue reading “Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is now worth $100 billion”
Aug. 5 (UPI) — A gas explosion in a North Korean city across the China border may have injured dozens of people and killed several others, according to multiple South Korean news services.
The explosion occurred about 6:10 p.m. Monday in the city of Hyesan, South Korean news service Daily NK reported Wednesday. Continue reading “Deadly North Korea gas explosion reported near China border”
“God Gave Us A Brain, Let Us Use It.”
Fr. James Altman uses common sense to confront some of the misinformation being used to promote fear by our leaders. Continue reading “Catholic Priest Slams The “Godless Dehumanizing, Diabolical, Fascist” Facemask Orders”
Business Insider – by Hilary Brueck
Bill Gates doesn’t skip a beat when imagining how the US might approach the coronavirus pandemic differently if the country were to elect a new president this November.
“If he wins, what do you think Joe Biden should do about the coronavirus, on January 21st?” I asked Gates, during our recent interview. Continue reading “Bill Gates: What Joe Biden should do on his first day in office to stop the coronavirus, if he is elected”
Business Insider – by Aylin Woodward
A cold you got years ago may prove helpful if your body has to fight the new coronavirus.
According to a study published Tuesday, some people who’ve never been exposed to the new coronavirus may nonetheless have T cells that react to it. Scientists think that’s because those cells previously learned how to identify and fight coronaviruses that cause common colds. Continue reading “Common colds may have left some people’s immune systems with a leg up in fighting the new coronavirus”
Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone said Michael Porter Jr. is entitled to his opinion but noted that Nuggets president of basketball operations Tim Connelly spoke to the 22-year-old forward about his comments theorizing the coronavirus pandemic is “being used for population control.”
Porter Jr. said on his verified Snapchat account Tuesday that there is an “agenda” behind the COVID-19 pandemic and that the coronavirus is being used to “control” people and is “being overblown.” Continue reading “Nuggets talk to Michael Porter Jr. about his coronavirus ‘population control’ comments”
Live Science – by Karen Rowen, May 03, 2010
A crude car bomb discovered in New York’s Times Square this weekend was found to contain gasoline, propane and fertilizer, according to police. Fortunately, the would-be bomber used a type of fertilizer that is not explosive. Experts say that it is actually quite difficult to make a bomb using fertilizer, because of the nature of the chemistry of the explosion.
Ammonium nitrate is the fertilizer compound that can be used in explosives, said John Goodpaster, who researches explosives at Indiana at University-Purdue University Indianapolis. This compound is not found in its pure form in the common fertilizers that are commercially available. And, even in its pure form, ammonium nitrate by itself is not explosive. Continue reading “How Do Fertilizer Bombs Work?”
Washington Examiner – by Anna Giaritelli, Cassidy Morrison
Contingency plans for handling a surge of migrants at the U.S.-Mexico border have yet to be seen despite President Trump’s warning last month that his administration was “focusing aggressively on the Texas border” due to what he described as “undercounted” hundreds of thousands of coronavirus outbreaks in Mexico and Latin America.
While top Department of Homeland Security officials have warned in recent months that the United States could see another border crisis if hundreds of thousands or millions of people flee poverty stricken and virus-ridden home countries for the U.S., government officials will not share how they are preparing and how they plan to avoid another 2019 crisis when media documented abhorrent conditions at immigration detention facilities nationwide. Continue reading “‘A public health disaster’: As coronavirus-fueled border surge looms, is Trump administration prepared?”
Now the End Begins – by Geoffrey Grider
Even though early reports coming out of Lebanon are calling this an ‘accident’, the timing of this explosion is highly suspect to say the least. For the past 6 weeks or so, Israel has been relentlessly bombing targets in Iran and Syria, due to an increase in terrorist activity coming from those areas. As recently as just yesterday, the IDF made air strikes on Iranian targets near Damascus.
When you look at the video of the explosion in Beirut, it was multiple explosions actually, it does not appear to be something that was accidental. It looks like a strategic air strike, the only question is why. If it does turn out to be from Israel, this could well lead to a fresh outbreak in hostilities in the Middle East. Continue reading “Israel Places IDF On High Alert After Beirut Port City Rocked By Massive Series Of Explosions Resulting In Nuclear Bomb Style Mushroom Clouds”