There are 3 known retroviruses in humans. One is collectively known as HTLV (Human T- cell leukemia virus , types 1 thru 6). The second is more well known, HIV (human immunodeficiency virus.) It harms your immune system by destroying the white blood cells that fight infection. This puts you at risk for serious infections and certain cancers. AIDS stands for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. It is the final stage of infection with HIV. Continue reading “Human Retrovirus Triggered By GMO, Pesticides, Glyphosate”
Category: News
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) and Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan announced Thursday that 20 miles of the newly created Stay Healthy Streets will be made permanent. Continue reading “20 miles of Seattle streets will remain permanently closed to cars”
Texas A&M University researchers vaccinated more than 50 health care workers on Wednesday as they started a clinical trial for a vaccine they believe can mitigate the effects of COVID-19. Continue reading “Texas A&M researchers vaccinate 50-plus in COVID-19 clinical trial”
Canada Wide Protests
TORONTO , VANCOUVER , KELOWNA , WINNIPEG , OTTAWA
Continue reading “Canada rising”
As swaths of Pennsylvania prepare for a limited reopening Friday, some fed-up business owners are jumping the gun and have resumed serving customers in defiance of Gov. Tom Wolf’s shutdown order. Continue reading “Businesses Open in Defiance of Pennsylvania Shutdown”
This is what returning to school will look like in Quebec on May 19th. My friends there have decided not to return their kids because they have at least one parent working from home. I would make the same decision under these conditions. Continue reading “What school will look like”
ECTOR COUNTY, Texas — The protest group that rallied outside of Big Daddy Zane’s and Anytime Fitness in Odessa are back at it again Wednesday.
This time it’s personal and aimed at Ector County Sheriff Mike Griffis. Continue reading “Ector County Sheriff’s Office receives hundreds of threats following arrest of protesters”
Lt. Governor Dan Patrick tweeted today:
Dan Patrick
@DanPatrick
7 days in jail, no bail and a $7K fine is outrageous. No surprise Texans are responding. I’m covering the $7K fine she had to pay and I volunteer to be placed under House Arrest so she can go to work and feed her kids. #txlege #TexansHelpingTexans Continue reading “Texas Lt. Governor will Pay Dallas Salon Owner Fines And Offers To Go Under House Arrest In Her Place”
Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan
In a newly released report, the Anti-Defamation League defamed Valve Corporation’s Steam as a platform full of violent “extremists” and pushed for gaming companies to sever ties because they’re not doing enough to censor their users and suppress free speech. Continue reading “ADL Threatens Steam For Not Censoring Gamers’ Speech, Pressures Companies to Sever Ties”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Devner, CO — In the land of the free, if a police officer sees you in your own car and you do not have your seat belt on, or all your lights working, or dark tint, they will claim the right to detain and extort you. If you refuse to be extorted, they will then claim the right to kidnap and cage you. If you resist this kidnapping over a stop for a minor traffic violation, you can and will be shot or killed. As the following case illustrates, you can and will end up savagely beaten and left disfigured for not wanting to be detained or extorted. Continue reading “Cop Leaves Man Grotesquely Disfigured After Traffic Stop for Not Having His Lights On”
The U.S. Space Force‘s first commercial has a message for its new troops and potential recruits: “Maybe your purpose on this planet isn’t on this planet.” Continue reading “Space Force Has Launched Its First Recruiting Commercial”
President Donald Trump on Wednesday vetoed a resolution that sought to prevent him from taking military action against Iran without congressional approval. Continue reading “Trump vetoes resolution limiting his ability to wage war against Iran as tensions remain high”
Officials in Ventura County, California will be expanding coronavirus testing, tracking the infected and those who they’ve been in contact with, and moving people out of their homes and into specialized housing for COVID-19 patients. Continue reading “California County To Remove COVID-19 Patients From Homes Based On ‘Living Situation’ — Will Place In ‘Other Kinds Of Housing’”
This may be my most important article to date. Bill Gates went viral in several controversial interviews last month, advocating mandatory digital ID as proof of coronavirus vaccination as soon as a vaccine is available. The proof will be required, if Gates has his way, before anyone is allowed in large public gatherings. Continue reading “CASHLESS SOCIETY 2020: Bill Gates Goes Viral on Digital ID and Digital Currency”
Comedian Larry the Cable Guy is hilarious in a general sense, but he can also be an incredibly astute political and sociological observer from a uniquely American perspective. Wednesday evening was no different, and it started with a series of tweets revolving around the response to the coronavirus outbreak and some of the government reaction surrounding it: Continue reading “‘Amen!’ Larry the Cable Guy has an important reminder for Americans who ‘just surrender your rights no questions asked”
This is perhaps the best piece of news we’ve gotten over the past week. Apple data is showing that people are ending the lockdowns themselves by living freely in defiance of the state and whether the ruling class and police state likes it or not. Continue reading “This Is OUR POWER: Apple Data Shows Enslavement Ending Whether Government Wants It To Or Not”
Thousands of New Yorkers flocked to city parks all over the five boroughs last weekend to enjoy sunny spring weather and temperatures in the 70s. While still in the midst of a global coronavirus pandemic, many city residents went out to exercise, meet friends or get together with family members who have been in lockdown for weeks. Mayor Bill de Blasio even praised New Yorkers for practicing proper social distancing outdoors. “The big story here is what New Yorkers have done right,” he said Sunday. “The vast majority of New Yorkers have really risen to the challenge.” Continue reading “A tale of two parks: Enjoying the sun in wealthy Manhattan, social distancing under police scrutiny in the Bronx”
Say goodbye to crowded sets, cramped trailers, and the craft services table. Say hello to restricted access, masks, and boxed meals. Continue reading “How Hollywood Plans to Re-Start Movie, TV Production Following Coronavirus Pandemic”
Old-Thinker News – by Daniel Taylor
UK Ministry of Defense 2010: “Choosing to be disconnected may be considered suspicious”
Brigadier General Robert S. Spalding said in a 2019 interview that humans will not be able to opt out of the pervasive 5G system: Continue reading “5G Will Enable Nightmare Surveillance Grid That Humans Won’t Be Able To Opt Out Of”
ROSS TOWNSHIP, Pa. (KDKA) – A researcher killed in an apparent murder-suicide was close to “making very significant findings” related to the coronavirus, his department at the University of Pittsburgh said. Continue reading “Researcher Killed In Apparent Murder-Suicide Was Close To ‘Making Very Significant Findings’ Related To COVID-19, Pitt Says”
