From the Trenches World Report
Enforce our Bill of Rights
WASHINGTON, D.C.—Congress has asked all non-essential businesses to limit their hours or close entirely for an undetermined amount of time. Continue reading “Government Accidentally Shuts Itself Down With Ban On Non-Essential Businesses”
This week’s results in the Fed’s repo-market interventions in one fell swoop proved everything I’ve said about the Fed’s intervention being QE4ever and the problem’s cause. Continue reading “How the Fed Fixed the Repo Crisis”
Political Insider – by Rusty Weiss
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) voiced her displeasure that the coronavirus stimulus bill does not include cash payments to some illegal aliens. Continue reading “AOC Enraged That Coronavirus Stimulus Doesn’t Hand Over Cash to Illegals”
On March 25, 2020, researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks issued the final report of a four-year computer modeling study on the collapse of World Trade Center Building 7. Continue reading “University Study Finds Fire Did Not Cause Building 7’s Collapse on 9/11”
State of the Nation, January 31, 2020
The Pirbright Institute (UK) has been awarded 11 U.S. Patents, including Coronavirus U.S. Pat. No. 10,130,701
Pirbright Institute is controlled by the Queen’s Golden Share Continue reading “How the coronavirus was traced back to the British Crown”
Breitbart – by Thomas D Williams
ROME — The U.S. State Department has sent a notice to expats living in Italy that they should come home “immediately” or prepare to stay away for a long time. Continue reading “State Dept Tell U.S. Expats in Italy: Come Home Now or Plan to Stay”
The cost of buying a barrel of Canadian oil fell to less than a Barrel of Monkeys on Thursday as the oil price again crashed to record levels.
Western Canadian Select (WCS) was selling for $6.45 US a barrel Thursday, down $2.84 US from a day earlier. That’s below last week’s record when it sold for as low as $7.63 US a barrel. Continue reading “Barrel of Monkeys now worth more than a barrel of Alberta oil”
I believe China deployed these to combat CV-19.
Very effective Continue reading “Tin Foil Hat Mobile Crematoriums”
PowerLine – by John Hinderaker
I have updated this chart a number of times, based on data from the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control, and will continue to do so. Continue reading “Covid-19 Deaths So Far: Where Is The Crisis?”
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The U.S. Department of Energy is suspending its plans to buy crude for the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve after the requested $3 billion in funding for the project was left out of the $2 trillion stimulus package. Continue reading “US suspends plans to buy oil after funding is left out of $2 trillion stimulus package”
The Verge – by James Vincent, Sep 4, 2017
Russian president Vladimir Putin has joined the war of words concerning the international race to develop artificial intelligence. Speaking to students last Friday, Putin predicted that whichever country leads the way in AI research will come to dominate global affairs. Continue reading “Putin says the nation that leads in AI ‘will be the ruler of the world’”
Now is an exciting time to be an engineer or technology enthusiast. We’re starting to see ideas that were talked about as only concepts in science fiction making their way to the mainstream. Many of these new flashy technologies, like the self-driving car, will be enabled in some way, shape, or form by 5G. Continue reading “Brave New World: Everything Gets Smarter When 5G and AI Combine”
I drove over to check the scene out today, it was raining but I got some footy that should give an idea of what is going on in a smallish city like mine in SE Pa of about 150,000. Continue reading “Footage of the Drive-Thru Testing and parking situation/capacity at my local hospital in Pennsylvania.”
The Earth needs your help. Now.
Many are the assaults on our planet. The oceans—Jacques Cousteau said it already in 1970—are dying. The majestic wilderness is no more. The very oxygen we breathe is being converted to carbon dioxide. Continue reading “Planetary Emergency • Cellular Phone Task Force”
Big League Politics – by Shane Trejo
Using the coronavirus panic, governments throughout the world have escalated their power-grabs at a rapid pace, with technology as the primary frontier used to chip away at the rights of the people. Continue reading “Research Group Works to Enforce Coronavirus Lockdown Based on Social Media Footprint of Users”
Health Impact News – by John P Thomas
Data suggests that 6% of the U.S. population is harboring a retrovirus in their bodies that can develop into an acquired immune deficiency. This is not the well-known AIDS caused by HIV, but Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) associated with other retroviruses. These non-HIV retroviruses were unintentionally introduced into humans over the past 75 years. Continue reading “Vaccines and Retroviruses: A Whistleblower Reveals What the Government is Hiding”
An unidentified citizen called out New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy (D) for availing himself of armed protection even as he issued a coronavirus lockdown order that resulted in the suspension of gun sales in the state. Continue reading “NJ Gov. Phil Murphy Laughs in Concerned Gun Owner’s Face”
Truckers are saying “f-k the log rules, I’m hauling” and they’re getting supplies to the stores. People are stocking the shelves all night and letting old people shop first. Folks are buying meals for truckers, who (obviously) can’t go through the drive-ups. Asking ’em what they want, then buying it for them. Continue reading “Something That Instapundit Commenter Bart Hall Posted On Facebook”
I’m waiting for a new kind of hero to emerge from the pack. This’ll be a man who walks into a hospital and says, “I confess. I think I have the virus. I’ve been coughing. I have a slight fever. I didn’t want to tell my neighbors. That was wrong. I’m guilty. I need help.” Continue reading “What about the Des Moines virus?”