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COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (KBTX) – A Texas A&M University professor believes a widely used tuberculosis vaccine could help mitigate the effects of COVID-19, therefore reducing the hospitalization and death rates related to the virus.
The Bacillus Calmette–Guérin, or BCG, is a vaccine primarily used against tuberculosis. It’s also used to treat bladder cancer in the U.S. Continue reading “Wanted: 1800 volunteers for A&M’s nationwide test of drug to fight COVID-19”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Dallas, TX — In the last two months, more than 26 million Americans have filed for unemployment due to mandatory closures of all non-essential businesses. Also in the last two months business owners of all non-essential businesses have been forced to close, watching their life’s work go down in flames. Continue reading “Armed Supporters Show Up To Guard Dallas Salon Defying COVID-19 Stay-at-Home Order”
Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson
A California man has been locked in a psychiatric hold after he said he would ‘have to take things into my own hands’ regarding a theory involving Bill Gates, vaccines and 5G. Continue reading “California Man Thrown In PSYCHIATRIC HOLD For Expressing Concern About Bill Gates’ Vaccines”
Daily Signal – by John G. Malcolm
Attorney General William Barr on Monday publicly released an official memorandum he sent to United States attorneys and to his assistant attorney general for civil rights. The subject of the memo was “Balancing Public Safety with the Preservation of Civil Rights.” Continue reading “‘Constitution Isn’t Suspended’ for COVID-19, Attorney General Barr Warns Public Officials”
Crowds of people ignored social distancing rules to watch the Thunderbirds and Blue Angels soar over New York City’s skies Tuesday. Continue reading “Thousands IGNORE stay-at-home order and cram along banks of the Hudson to watch Thunderbirds and Blue Angels”
Pubs could reopen if landlords rationed beer to two or three pints per customer then asked them to go home to help with social distancing measures, it has been claimed. Continue reading “Now they want to ration beer: Britons could face two or three pint limit when pubs reopen”
While fraud and corruption are revealed on almost a daily basis now in the vaccine industry, the U.S. mainstream media continues to largely ignore such stories. Outside the U.S., however, the vaccine empires are beginning to crumble, and English versions of the news in mainstream media outlets are available via the Internet. Continue reading “Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Vaccine Empire on Trial in India”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Austin, TX — A video of a police killing in Austin, Texas over the weekend — which witnesses referred to as a murder — was reportedly so disturbing that even the city’s mayor was forced to speak out about it. In the video, a man is seen trying to surrender to police with his hands in the air, moments later, he’d be killed by a police officer firing his AR-15. Continue reading “Man With Hands Up Shows Cops He’s Unarmed, Moments Later They Murder Him”
Western Journal – by Christine Favocci
It was only a matter of time until something had to give, and that something was a combination of cabin fever and beautiful weather that brought thousands of revelers to California’s Newport Beach on Friday. Continue reading “Cali-Style Rebellion: 40K Thumb Noses at Newsom, Enjoy Sunny Day at the Beach”
Tenth Judicial District, District Attorney Stephen Crump, announced Wednesday that his office will no longer enforce a criminal sanction or penalty against a citizen for a violation of one of the COVID-19 executive orders of Governor Bill Lee. Continue reading “DA Stephen Crump Will Not Prosecute Violations Of Governor’s COVID-19 Executive Orders”
A rancher who raises cattle in Texas and Colorado sounded the alarm that the U.S. government is importing what he considered inferior beef from Namibia while American ranchers are facing the possible “depopulation” of their herds. Continue reading “Rancher: U.S. Importing Beef While Prepping to Possibly Discard American Herds”
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday compelling the nation’s meat packing plants, many of which have closed because of COVID-19 outbreaks among workers, to stay open as part of “critical infrastructure” in the United States, administration officials tell ABC News. Continue reading “Trump signs executive order to keep meat processing plants open under Defense Production Act”
Hospitals and doctors get paid more for Medicare patients diagnosed with COVID-19 — or if it’s presumed they’ve contracted the virus save for laboratory-confirmed tests — and then the payout triples if those patients are placed on ventilators, a USA Today fact check confirms. Continue reading “Hospitals get more money for COVID-19 Medicare patients — then payout skyrockets if they go on ventilators, fact check confirms”
The owner of a Maryland riverside restaurant could face steep fines and a year behind bars after 15 police officers allegedly showed up at his business — Lee’s Landing Dock Bar in Port Deposit — over too many customers, which violates COVID-19 social distancing orders, the Cecil Whig reported. Continue reading “15 cops ‘raid’ restaurant allegedly over too many customers — a COVID-19 violation — and owner may get year in jail, $5,000 fine”
Daily Wire – by Amanda Prestigiacomo
A 37-year-old California man who died of a drug overdose has been added to the novel coronavirus death toll.
Though the death of the unidentified man was caused by a drug overdose, he also tested positive for the novel coronavirus, which was coded as a “significant continuing condition,” according to Ventura County spokeswoman Ashley Bautista, VA Star reported Thursday. Continue reading “Drug Overdose, Head Trauma Deaths Added To Coronavirus Death Toll”
Gateway Pundit – by Casandra Fairbanks
A video of law enforcement officers telling a 93-year-old couple that they can’t sit in chairs on a beach in Oxnard, California, is currently going viral on social media. Continue reading “California Cops Heckled As They Tell 93-Year-Old Couple They Can’t Sit in Chairs on the Beach”
Don’t it always seem to go, that you don’t know what you’ve got ‘til it’s gone, Joni trilled half a century ago. Another song, by CSN, went, it’s been a long time coming, it’s gonna be a long time gone. Boomers. Back in the day – before they invented the hedge fund, glyphosate, and political correctness – they had a way with the deep vision thing. And now, here we are! Just like they saw it. Continue reading “The Great Conundrum”
Nearly 70 residents sickened with the coronavirus have died at a Massachusetts home for aging veterans, as state and federal officials try to figure out what went wrong in the deadliest known outbreak at a long-term care facility in the U.S. Continue reading “Nearly 70 dead in ‘horrific’ outbreak at veterans home”
New York Post – by Melissa Klein and Susan Edelman
Maybe the mayor needs to check out these images.
The subway has become a filthy, deadly homeless shelter on rails, according to disgusted transit workers who have taken to recording and photographing the horrid conditions. Continue reading “Passed-out passengers, trash, urine fill subway cars amid coronavirus crisis”
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said all loans of more than $2 million or more in a government relief program for small businesses will be audited to ensure they were justified after large public companies and big chains sparked outrage by taking funds. Continue reading “Small business loans above $2 million will be audited, Mnuchin says”