Substack – by Igor Chudov

A brand new video from the World Economic Forum’s agenda article! The agenda is to stop growth and decide what industries to shut down. Continue reading “WEF’s AI to Decide What Industries to Liquidate to “Stop Economic Growth””

Fox 29

TUPELO, Miss. – A man who stole a plane and flew it over northern Mississippi after threatening to crash it into a Walmart faces charges of grand larceny and terroristic threats, authorities said Saturday. Continue reading “Man who stole plane in Mississippi charged with making terroristic threats”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

Spanish Fork, UT — For 12 years, before he retired without notice in 2020, Gary Lee Bell was the assistant attorney general from the Utah Attorney General’s Office where he worked in the Child Protection Division, prosecuting individuals who harmed children. His years of service are now being called into question, however, as he was arrested this month for that very act.  Continue reading “Prosecutor for State’s Child Protection Division Arrested on Multiple Charges for Preying on Children”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Two days after the US Navy said that IRGC operatives in the Gulf seized and then later let go of an American sea drone, there are fresh reports Friday of another major incident in regional waters. Continue reading “Iran’s Navy Says It Seized Two US Sea Drones In “Anti-Terror” Mission”

Summit News – by Paul Joseph Watson

Around 22,000 households in Colorado lost the ability to control their thermostats after the power company seized control of them during a heatwave. Continue reading “Power Company Seizes Control of Thermostats in Colorado During Heatwave”

Reuters

WARSAW/BOGDANKA, Aug 27 (Reuters) – In Poland’s late summer heat, dozens of cars and trucks line up at the Lubelski Wegiel Bogdanka coal mine, as householders fearful of winter shortages wait for days and nights to stock up on heating fuel in queues reminiscent of communist times. Continue reading “In Poland, where coal is king, homeowners queue for days to buy fuel”

Activist Post – by BN Frank

Communities across the U.S. are struggling with an increasing homeless population.  Recently the homeless in one New Jersey township found themselves with less places to take refuge.  Of course, they aren’t the first American community to have shade trees cut to deter the homeless.  Additionally, birds and other animals that had been living in those trees have been affected too. Continue reading “Township Orders Shade Trees Cut Due to Complaints of “homeless people defecating and urinating in the area.””