Month: March 2020

In The News Today

ITNT NEWS – In addition to earlier revelations concerning the pandemic bonds scam and manufactured coronavirus ‘news’ articles, new monostream media reports further prove that the World Health Organization (WHO) is willingly playing the coronavirus deception game at the behest of Larry Summers and his Wall Street buddies.

It’s extremely easy to prove that the above is true.  Continue reading “Coronavirus: WHO’s Sock Puppets Memory-Hole 6-Phase ‘Pandemic System’”

Breitbart – by Neil Munro

A group of Americans will present evidence in June to a second jury that their employer deliberately discriminated against them by hiring Indian H-1B workers — even though the Indians cost more money.

The Americans persuaded their first jury in a June 2019 trial against Molina Healthcare Inc. — but the judge quickly declared a mistrial before the jury could announce its verdict, said James Otto, the California lawyer who helped to win the case. Continue reading “Lawsuit: U.S. Managers Violated Americans’ Civil Rights by Hiring H-1B Workers”

Press TV

Presidential elections have been rigged for at least around the last 200 years in the United States, “going back to about the 1820s,” according to Stephen Lendman, an author and political commentator in Chicago.

President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the Democratic presidential primaries were “rigged” against leading Democratic candidate Bernie Sanders.  Continue reading “US elections have been rigged for last 200 years”

New York Post – by Carl Campanile, Larry Celona, Joe Marino

The first EMS worker in the city has tested positive for the coronavirus, the union said Monday.

The man got the potentially deadly bug from his girlfriend, an airline flight attendant who is now quarantined overseas, a source added. Continue reading “First EMS worker in NYC tests positive for coronavirus”

Food Network

A well-stocked pantry can be a lifesaver when a last-minute grocery run isn’t possible. Start covering your bases with these 15 items — under proper storage, they’ll keep their flavor and nutrition, allowing you to focus on other pressing needs. Continue reading “15 Top Pantry Items with a Long Shelf Life”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Though Russia thus far hasn’t been as hard hit as other large countries, with 17 now confirmed out of a population of 145 million — among those likely are some initially evacuated from the epicenter in Wuhan province, China — authorities are not taking any chances, enacting extreme measures to prevent the spread. Continue reading “Moscow Goes ‘High Alert’, Threatens 5 Years In Jail For Breaking Self-Quarantine”

CNBC

Cryptocurrency markets plunged following a plummet in oil prices and further sell-off in stocks.

The market capitalization or entire value of cryptocurrencies was down $26.43 billion from a day earlier at around 1:17 p.m. Singapore time, according to data from Coinmarketcap.com. The sell-off worsened as the day went on.  Continue reading “Over $26 billion wiped off cryptocurrency market in 24 hours after massive oil price plunge”

Fox 5

NEW YORK – Despite the spread of coronavirus, state and local officials are not shutting down mass transit in the city and state, at least not yet.  An estimated 4.3 million people ride the New York City subway system a day.

MTA Interim Chairperson Sarah Feinberg told FOX 5 NY morning program ‘Good Day New York‘ and echoed statements from NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio a day earlier, that they are not ruling out the possibility. Continue reading “Officials not ruling out shutting down mass transit in wake of coronavirus”

CNN

US oil prices crashed as much as 34% to a four-year low of $27.34 a barrel as traders brace for Saudi Arabia to flood the market with crude in a bid to recapture market share.  Continue reading “Oil crashes by most since 1991 as Saudi Arabia launches price war”

Seattle Times

Testing for the novel coronavirus in the Seattle area will get a huge boost in the coming weeks as a project funded by Bill Gates and his foundation begins offering home-testing kits that will allow people who fear they may be infected to swab their noses and send the samples back for analysis.  Continue reading “Gates-funded program will soon offer home-testing kits for new coronavirus”

Washington Examiner – by Tyler Arnold

With the legislative session winding down, the Virginia General Assembly approved more gun-control initiatives Saturday that were part of Gov. Ralph Northam’s 2020 agenda.

After Democrats in the House and the Senate worked out minor differences, the chambers came to an agreement on bills to expand background checks ( Senate Bill 70 and House Bill 2) and limit handgun purchases ( Senate Bill 69 and House Bill 812).  Continue reading “Last-second gun-control bills pass Virginia Senate, head to Northam’s desk”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

As we noted pre-open, S&P futures were locked limit-down 5%, but as we noted SPY was trading down 7.5% in the pre-open and now that the cash S&P 500 has opened and tumbled 7%…   Continue reading “S&P Opens Down 7%, Triggers Circuit-Breaker – Halted For 15 Mins”

Politico

The coronavirus crisis is starting to hit Capitol Hill as two Republican lawmakers announced Sunday they were were in “self-quarantine” following their exposure to an infected individual at a recent gathering of conservative activists.

While neither lawmaker has been diagnosed with the disease, the two cases show that Congress — like the rest of the country — is having to grapple with the growing outbreak. Continue reading “Coronavirus hits Capitol Hill as 2 GOP lawmakers ‘self-quarantine’”

AOL

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea fired three short-range projectiles off its east coast on Monday, South Korea’s military said, two days after the North threatened to take “momentous” action to protest outside condemnation over its earlier live-fire exercises.

Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said the multiple kinds of projectiles fired from the eastern coastal town of Sondok flew as far as 200 kilometers (125 miles) at a maximum altitude of 50 kilometers (30 miles) before landing in the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan. Continue reading “N. Korea fires weapons after threatening ‘momentous’ action”

MSN

Volunteers from the UK are set to be deliberately infected with coronavirus as scientists race to develop a cure for the deadly disease.

As many as 24 human guinea pigs will be paid £3,500 to take part in the trial which will see them infected with a coronavirus and banned from physical contact with the outside world for two weeks. Continue reading “British volunteers to be infected with coronavirus amid scramble to develop vaccine”

Yahoo News

As fears over the coronavirus grew, so did the opportunity for homeowners to lock in lower mortgage rates. The number of mortgage refinance applications jumped 26% during the last week of February week versus the previous one, according to a weekly index from the Mortgage Bankers Association, and was more than triple the volume — up 224% — compared with a year ago. Continue reading “Coronavirus fears are creating a mortgage refinancing boom”

Peak Prosperity – by dtrammel

This is a compilation of the comments about Medicinals, Herbals and Supplements which are discussed in the following Peak Prosperity Articles, Blogposts and Podcasts from 1/23/2020 to 1/31/2020: Continue reading “Coronavirus: Medicinals, Herbals and Supplements Megathread”