Activist Post – by BN Frank

American opposition to 5G technology has been ongoing for years due to various significant risks associated with it including aviation safety.  In December 2021, AT&T and Verizon agreed to delay their 5G expansion until January 5 due to warnings (see 1, 2); however, airlines, the Federal Aviation Association (FAA), and transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg asked for more time.  The telecoms originally rejected their request but then agreed to delay the rollout until January 19 and also create 5G “buffer zones” at some (but not all) airports.  Due to lingering concerns, helicopter fleets may be grounded this week anyway.  Regardless, today the FAA reduced 5G restrictions at some airports but still seems to be issuing safety warnings. Continue reading “FAA Eases 5G Restrictions; “Even with these new approvals, flights at some airports may still be affected,” cautioned the agency.””

Natural News – by Mary Villareal

Ben Armstrong spoke with former Pfizer scientist Mike Yeadon on the January 10 episode of “The Ben Armstrong Show” about vaccine manufacturing. They discussed how 90 percent of the reported adverse effects of the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) vaccines came from less than 10 percent of the released vaccine batches. Continue reading “Ex-Pfizer scientist Mike Yeadon claims he can prove COVID vaccine batches are materially different and pose unique risks to recipients”

The Dossier – by Jordan Schachtel

I wanted to turn your attention to a handful of premier art masterpieces that have appeared overnight in Washington, D.C.

The artwork is a brilliant Soviet-style mockery of Joe Biden and Anthony Fauci COVID Mania regime. And seeing it appear in downtown Washington, D.C., the home of America’s ruling class and unquestioning COVID compliance, is the perfect setting for these absolute gems. Continue reading “Rogue street art appears overnight in D.C., mocks Biden & Fauci’s COVID regime”

Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist

The publicly traded Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE: GCI) is the largest newspaper publisher in the United States reaching over 173 million people monthly with hundreds of subsidiary outlets. These outlets give readers a sense of diversity, but in reality, they are all part of the same billion dollar media conglomerate. The USA Today network controls more than 260 daily local newspaper brands, digital marketing service companies ReachLocal, WordStream, and ThriveHive and U.K. media company Newsquest. Continue reading “Corporate Media Calls for ‘Abolishing Parenthood’, Forcing Parents to Turn Children Over to the State”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

The State of Minnesota is now offering $200 gift cards to families, per child to get their 5-11 year-olds vaccinated with the experimental COVID vaccines.

Children have a 99.995% chance of surviving COVID-19. In the UK there is only a 2-in-a-million chance the disease will be fatal in children.  Continue reading “Minnesota Now Offering $200 Gift Cards to Families to Get Their 5-11 Year-Olds Vaccinated”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

A Pakistani man entered the Beth Israel Synagogue in Colleyville, Texas today and took several members hostage.

The hostage-taker in Texas of individuals at a Jewish synagogue claims he is the brother of a convicted terrorist serving an 86-year sentence.  Continue reading “Armed Pakistani Hostage-Taker at Texas Synagogue Reportedly Planted Bombs at Undisclosed Locations”

The Post Millennial – by James Anthony

The Cognitive Research Journal released a new study on Jan. 10, stating that “during the COVID-19 pandemic, medical masks have been found to increase attractiveness.” The results of the mid-January study show that faces were considered most attractive when covered by medical masks and significantly more attractive when occluded with cloth masks than when not occluded.

Continue reading “TRUST THE ‘SCIENCE’: Bizarre study claims masks make you more attractive”

RT

A large fire broke out at a chemical plant in Passaic, New Jersey, with nearby residents urged to stay inside with their windows closed. One of the facilities at the plant reportedly has a major chlorine stockpile.

Despite warnings for local residents to stay inside, a large crowd of people – including young children – could be seen outside, observing the flames.  Continue reading “Massive blaze sweeps through chemical plant in New Jersey”