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Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
We are witnessing one of the most extraordinary events in human history, and certainly the most far-reaching and impactful event in all of our lifetimes, because of the effects of what we are being told is a single coronavirus. Continue reading “Not a Single COVID-19 Test is FDA Approved – Do We Really Know Who has COVID-19 and Who Does Not?”
RETROSPECTIVE
IN 2010 an oil spill of which the likes of America has never seen before, the size of which equated to 4 Exxon Valdez spills every four hours WREAKED HAVIC in our offshore waters, the largest deep water oil rig to date had just blown its well from human error. Fisheries and deepwater species were forever changed in ways we still haven’t figured out, and yet nobody had a mask on, nobody received a vaccination and billion dollar meat packing facilities stayed open. Continue reading “Deepwater Horizon Blow Out- 30 Billion Dollar Oil Spill- Did Bill Gates Give A Damn?”
More than three-in-four college students want “safe spaces” on their campuses that are free of “threatening actions, ideas, or conversations,” even as a majority support President Trump’s threat to withhold taxpayer dollars from universities that restrict speech, according to a new poll. Continue reading “Poll: 78 Percent of College Students Want to Restrict ‘Threatening’ Ideas”
The father of a student at George Washington University has filed a federal class-action lawsuit, claiming the school’s closure during the coronavirus pandemic resulted in less-rigorous online tuition, and deprived her of other aspects of college life. Continue reading “Parent of George Washington University student sues, says online classes inferior”
The irony, it burns.
On Friday, Oregon Governor Kate Brown held a press conference to discuss the latest developments in the containment efforts of the Wuhan coronavirus, and how to implement safe reopening procedures for different parts of Oregon. She failed, however, to announce the specific framework of the reopening, and said she would extend the emergency declaration until July 6 — two days after Independence Day. Continue reading “Oregon gov cancels Independence Day”
If there was any doubt those refusing to download the COVIDSafe app are the new anti-vaxxers just listen to their language.
It’s all “I, I, I and me, me, me.” Continue reading “People who refuse to download the COVIDSafe virus tracing app are the new anti-vaxxers”
23 young people from the UK, Ireland and Romania have formed a new group to root out misinformation and fake news about COVID-19 in a bid to stop it spreading online and doing harm. The Youth Against Misinformation group will help track and record evidence of misinformation to help analyse emerging trends and create a real-time picture of how fake news about COVID-19 is spreading online, as well as report these posts to social media platforms to have them removed. Continue reading “Youth Against Misinformation launches to tackle COVID-19 infodemic”
They have in Georgia at least, where the state’s Department of Public Health recently announced, in cooperation with both Fulton County and Dekalb counties’ Boards of Health, that “to learn more about the spread of COVID-19,” an “investigation” has commenced — and it’s an “investigation” that’s leading government officials to make random stops at randomly selected residences and ask random citizens for, get this, their blood. Continue reading “Georgia kicks off chilling door-to-door COVID-19 blood collections”
Breitbart – by Dr. Susan Berry
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) announced Tuesday his state will partner with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to “reimagine” its school system as New Yorkers navigate toward a post-coronavirus “new normal.” Continue reading “Cuomo to Join with Common Core’s Bill Gates Foundation to ‘Reimagine’ Education”
A Dallas salon owner will spend a week in jail after she was found in contempt of court Tuesday for violating an order to close her salon during the coronavirus pandemic. Continue reading “Dallas salon owner jailed for reopening in violation of court order”
During oral arguments on Tuesday over a lawsuit filed by Wisconsin GOP legislators to bar the state from extending Governor Tony Evers’ stay-at-home orders, a conservative judge called the decision to implement stay-at-home orders “the very definition of tyranny.” Continue reading “Wisconsin Judge Slams Dem Governor’s Stay-At-Home Orders: ‘The Very Definition Of Tyranny’”
WASHINGTON — US citizen kids whose parents are undocumented immigrants filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration on Tuesday challenging their exclusion from a coronavirus relief program that Congress intended to benefit children. Continue reading “US Citizen Kids Of Undocumented Immigrants Sued The Trump Administration For Denying Them Coronavirus Stimulus Checks”
Pig farmers in rural Minnesota are in fear of losing their farms if the pork processing plants don’t reopen in the coming weeks, as some tell DailyMail.com they face euthanizing thousands of animals due to the shuttered facilities. Continue reading “Pig farmers face euthanizing thousands of hogs”
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) on Tuesday warned that, while California will move into the next phase of reopening its economy this week, it is “not going back to normal” until there is a vaccine.
Continue reading “Gavin Newsom: California ‘Not Going Back to Normal’ Until We Have a Vaccine”
Ohio will allow companies to report employees who don’t return to work when their jobs become available as the state reopens, officials announced Friday. Continue reading “Ohio tells companies to report employees who don’t return to work as state reopens”
The year was 1957.
Elvis’s new movie “Jailhouse Rock” was packing the theaters. The last episode of “I Love Lucy” aired on television. The show “West Side Story” held tryouts in Washington, D.C., and opened on Broadway in September. Ford’s new car the Edsel rolled off the assembly line. The Cold War with Russia was on and “In God We Trust” appeared on U.S. currency. The first Toys R Us store opened. Continue reading “Elvis Was King, Ike Was President, and 116,000 Americans Died in a Pandemic”
The U.S. software giant Microsoft is expected to announce in the next few days that it has signed a deal to acquire the Israeli industrial cybersecurity startup CyberX for what sources say will be $165 million. Continue reading “Microsoft to Buy Israeli Cybersecurity Startup CyberX”
Dr Buttar made a video the other day which made some strong points about one of the more favored candidates to make a Covid-19 vaccine. Continue reading “Just Say No To The Covid Vaccine”
“In America we say if anyone gets hurt, we will ban it for everyone everywhere for all time. And before we know it, everything is banned.”
Cops in western Texas said they arrested a bar owner and a group of armed men Monday after they violated the state’s order. Continue reading “Cops arrest armed men, Texas bar owner who violated order to close”