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In previous articles, I’ve detailed several key reasons why the PCR test is worthless and deceptive. (PCR article archive here).
Here I discuss yet another reason: the uniformity of the test has never been properly validated. Different labs come up with different results. Continue reading “Another failure of the COVID diagnostic test”
Palm Beach, Florida attorney Louis Leo IV is representing Plaintiffs suing Palm Beach County over their face mask order. They had asked for the order to be lifted while the case is ongoing but the judge refused. Here is an excerpt from the attorney’s press release, then we will go over key parts of the judges ruling, which is quite incredible. Continue reading “Florida Judge Upholds Face Mask Order: COVID-19 “justifies governmental intrusion into individual autonomy.””
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
There is overwhelming evidence that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases since 1984, is guilty of mass murder.
Earning huge profits from the pharmaceutical industry, he has been the main leader in the United States controlling the Coronavirus response, which has included squelching public information about hydroxychloroquine, a safe FDA-approved drug which has been in the market for decades, and which thousands of doctors are now saying has a 100% cure rate for patients diagnosed with COVID-19. Continue reading “America is Led by Murderers – What Can We Do?”
Capitol Hill Seattle Blog – by Jake Goldstein-Street
The Seattle Police Department (SPD) said Wednesday that it found fireworks, improvised spike strips, nails, and bear mace in an impounded car parked near the department’s East Precinct during Saturday protests that the SPD declared a riot.
Police say they saw a van following protesters on 12th Ave Saturday afternoon, which was later abandoned in front of the precinct. Concerned that there could be explosives in the vehicle after a witness reported seeing baseball bats and pyrotechnics being distributed from the van, it was impounded and police were granted a search warrant on Tuesday. Continue reading “Police say van abandoned at East Precinct after protest property damage held fireworks, improvised weapons”
Heavy – by Stephanie Dube Dwilson
Mysterious seeds that appear to be shipped from China are showing up in at least 28 states in the United States and in Britain. The seeds are arriving in unordered packages at the homes of residents in both countries. The USDA believes they may be part of a “brushing scam” to boost an online seller with false reviews, but residents are still disturbed by the unexpected arrivals, NBC News reported. Continue reading “Mysterious Seeds From China Appear in 28 U.S. States & Britain”
On June 6th the American Association of Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS) sued the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) and HHS (Health and Human Services) to remove restrictions on the use of Hydroxychloroquine which combined with the natural anti-viral zinc has cured patients when they first show symptoms.
Pharmacists still are being pressured to refuse to fill prescriptions for HCQ. Continue reading “HHS Sitting On 150 Million Doses of HCQ”
My friend Robert Wenzel of TargetLiberty and EconomicPolicyJournal.com posted the following story this morning. My response is at the bottom. Continue reading “The Masked Crowd is Getting Super-Aggressive Towards The Unmasked”
New York Post – by Susan Edelman and Tina Moore
These cops were supposed to be preventing shootings — but instead they were just blowing smoke.
A pair of NYPD officers posted up on a Bronx street corner to deter shootings amid the city’s gun-violence epidemic was instead caught on video smoking hookah out of their cruiser, according to sources, witnesses and video. Continue reading “Two NYPD cops caught smoking hookah while on shooting-prevention duty”
There will be no broadcast of The Word From the Trenches today, I have some personal business I have to attend to.
Be back up tomorrow.
Apologies.
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Conway, AR — Lionel Morris, 39, made the poor decision to remove a toy drone from its packaging in a grocery store in an alleged attempt to steal it. These actions most assuredly should have come with some consequences but it should never have been a death sentence. When multiple officers from the Conway Police Department showed up to the call, however, minutes later, Morris’ life would be over. Continue reading “‘I Can’t Breathe’: Cops Taser, Kneel, Stand On Man Until He Dies—Over Opening a Toy in a Store”
MIAMI — Two residents of the Florida Keys have been jailed for failing to quarantine after testing positive for the new coronavirus.
Jose Interian, 24, and Yohana Gonzalez, 26, are facing charges of violating isolation rules for a quarantine and violating emergency management disaster preparedness rules, according to jail records. They were arrested Wednesday in Key West, officials said. Continue reading “Police: Florida couple jailed for refusing to quarantine”
The Last American Vagabond – by Derrick Broze
Clearly, 2020 has been unlike any previous year in the last century or so. The world is currently battling against an infodemic of propaganda spewing from the corporate media and official health authorities. Yes, people are sick and dying. However, the statistics make it clear that COVID-19 simply does not warrant a total lockdown of the planet and further destruction of the economy.
Continue reading “COVID19, The Great Reset & The New Normal”
The Esselen Tribe, one of the state’s smallest and least well known tribes, inhabited the Santa Lucia Mountains and the Big Sur coast for thousands of years, according to their website. Nearly 250 years ago, their land was taken from them by Spanish explorers, according to the tribe’s history. The tribe remained landless until Monday. Continue reading “After 250 years, Native American tribe regains ownership of Big Sur ancestral lands”
Market Watch – by Nicole Lyn Pesce
Are you ready to wear a pair of safety goggles with your face mask?
Dr. Anthony Fauci says that eye protection may be recommended at some point to help prevent spreading COVID-19.
The infectious disease expert sat down for a remote Q&A with ABC News via its Instagram account on Wednesday — and his eyewear comments raised a lot of eyebrows on social media. Continue reading “Dr. Fauci recommends wearing goggles to prevent catching the coronavirus”
Until last month, New York state prohibited the release of police officers’ disciplinary records. Civilians’ complaints of abuse by officers were a secret. So were investigators’ conclusions. The public couldn’t even know if an officer was punished.
The New York City police officer whose use of a prohibited chokehold led to the death of Eric Garner in 2014 had a record of misconduct. Garner’s last words — “I can’t breathe” — became a rallying cry for the Black Lives Matter movement. Continue reading “We’re Publishing Thousands of Police Discipline Records That New York Kept Secret for Decades”
Bicycles can be registered or transferred at Satellite City Halls, or by mail.
When registering your bike, please have the serial number for the bike (usually located under the bottom bracket or on a rear dropout), a description of the bike (color, make, wheel size) and a bill of sale. If you do not have a bill of sale, there is an additional form to fill out. Continue reading “Bicycle Registration”
By H. Ealy, M. McEvoy, M. Sava, S. Gupta, D. Chong, D. White, J. Nowicki, P. Anderson
Key Findings For Data Through July 12th
Continue reading “If COVID Fatalities Were 90.2% Lower, How Would You Feel About Schools Reopening?”
Huge foreign loans are given to sovereign nations by the World Bank, IMF and the likes. But the conditions that come attached to these loans are seldom told by governments to their citizens. A recent case in Belarus has exposed the conditions laid by these agencies for loans being provided for COVID-19. The President of Belarus has exposed that the World Bank coronavirus aid comes with conditions for imposing extreme lockdown measures, to model their coronavirus response on that of Italy and even changes in the economic policies which he refused as being “unacceptable”. Continue reading “World Bank Coronavirus Aid Comes With Conditions For Imposing Extreme Lockdown, Reveals Belarus President”
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has issued executive order 55, which will allow contact sports to resume provided that they follow TSSAA Guidelines.
Previously, Lee’s executive order called for no contact sports with exceptions for collegiate and professional sports working under their governing bodies. This order will allow schools to return to the field under TSSAA guidance. Continue reading “Governor Bill Lee issues exemption for contact sports to resume”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Oakland County, MI — In the land of the free, even if you fully pay off your home loan to the bank, your property is never truly yours. Through property tax, states from coast to coast continue to charge you for land that you own. As the following case illustrates, even if you accidentally forget to pay a tiny portion of these taxes to the state, they can and will steal your home right out from under you. Elderly retirees are no exception to the tyranny of taxation and state-sponsored theft. Continue reading “Gov’t Violates Constitution, Steals Elderly Man’s Home Over $8.41 Tax Bill”