Year: 2020

CBS DFW

Just because you’re off the clock over the holidays, doesn’t mean your boss can’t ask where you’re off to. Employees may face questions about their travel plans, and labor law experts say, for the most part, companies have a lot of leeway about what they can ask about and enforce

Making travel to virus hotspots off limits, requiring quarantine upon return and recommending a testing protocol could all be allowable according to Dallas attorney Rogge Dunn. Continue reading “Workers Expected To Face Questions About Holiday Travel Plans From Employers”

Children’s Health Defense

The Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Office Monday announced it is investigating the sudden death of Brandy Vaughn, a well-known Pharma whistleblower and advocate for vaccine safety, who died Dec. 7.

A spokesperson for the sheriff’s office said in a statement that investigators won’t determine the cause of Vaughn’s death until the completion of a pending toxicology screening, a process that normally takes 4 – 6 weeks. Continue reading “Police Launch Investigation Into Death of Vaccine Safety Advocate Brandy Vaughn”

Axios – Mike Allen, Jonathan Swan

Acting Defense Secretary Chris Miller ordered a Pentagon-wide halt to cooperation with the transition of President-elect Biden, shocking officials across the Defense Department, senior administration officials tell Axios.

Behind the scenes: A top Biden official was unaware of the directive. Administration officials left open the possibility cooperation would resume after a holiday pause. The officials were unsure what prompted Miller’s action, or whether President Trump approved. Continue reading “Scoop: Pentagon halts Biden transition briefings”

The Mind Unleashed – by Elias Marat

A major cyber espionage attack has hit a number of U.S. federal agencies, including networks belonging to the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) and Department of Energy (DOE), which are responsible for maintaining the country’s massive stockpile of nuclear weapons.

On Thursday, officials swiftly began coordinating notifications about the security breach to congressional oversight bodies following a briefing by DOE Chief Information Officer Rocky Campione, reports Politico. Continue reading “Hackers Target US Nuclear Weapons Agency in Massive Cyber Attack”

New York Post – by Kate Sheehy, Rebecca Rosenberg

Jeffrey Epstein cohort Ghislaine Maxwell has been tasked with monitoring other inmates who might be suicidal, her lawyers revealed in newly unsealed court papers.

“She has been made a suicide watch inmate, which is the highest and most trusted responsibility that an inmate can have,” wrote Mark Cohen and Jeffrey Pagliuca in a motion requesting her release to home confinement on a $28.5 million bail package. Continue reading “Ghislaine Maxwell assigned to keep an eye on suicidal inmates”

Reuters

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite facing criminal charges she helped procure girls for the late financier Jeffrey Epstein to sexually abuse, on Monday forcefully proclaimed her innocence and proposed a $28.5 million bail package in a renewed effort to be freed from a New York jail this year.

In a filing with the U.S. District Court in Manhattan, Maxwell also disclosed that she has been married since 2016, and with her husband would post a $22.5 million bond, mirroring their combined assets, to support her bail application. Continue reading “Ghislaine Maxwell proposes $28.5 million bail package, proclaims innocence”

Courthouse News – by Nick Rummell

NEWARK, N.J. (CN) — A leading firearms manufacturer alleges New Jersey is engaged in an “unconstitutional fishing expedition” to try to curtail gun rights by using a new tactic: false advertising claims.

In a federal lawsuit filed in New Jersey on Tuesday, Smith & Wesson claims New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Grewal has tried everything in his power to stymie gun sales, and that he is now sifting through decades of company advertisements and marketing materials in an extra-legal attempt to restrict the right to bear arms.  Continue reading “Smith & Wesson Sues New Jersey Over ‘Anti-Second Amendment Agenda’”

State of the Nation – by Aim4Truth

Red alert: the C.I.A. is engaged in biowarfare using their interlocking “public-private partnerships” to push an untested mRNA Covid-19 “vaccine” in violation of the Nuremberg code.

In short, British-American spies have created the Coronavirus to scare people into being willing to inject themselves with an untested toxic substance in clear violation of the Nuremberg Code.  Continue reading “Why Did Mike Pence Approve An Illegal Biological Weapons P-4 Laboratory In Indiana?”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

Attorney Lin Wood went SCORCHED EARTH on Chief Justice John Roberts on Thursday.

Wood accused Roberts of links with Jeffrey Epstein and his pedophile island.

Lin Wood said this “may be the most important tweet of my life.” Continue reading ““Chief Justice John Roberts Is Corrupt and Should Resign Immediately” – Attorney Lin Wood GOES SCORCHED EARTH on SCOTUS Chief Justice”

Activist Post

We previously have covered the many weighty claims made by the progenitors of A.I. algorithms who claim that their technology can stop crime before it happens. Similar predictive A.I. is increasingly being used to stop the spread of misinformation, disinformation and general “fake news” by analyzing trends in behavior and language used across social media.

However, as we’ve also covered, these systems have more often that not failed quite spectacularly, as many artificial intelligence experts and mathematicians have highlighted. One expert in particular — Uri Gal, Associate Professor in Business Information Systems, at the University of Sydney, Australia — noted that from what he has seen so far, these systems are “no better at telling the future than a crystal ball.”  Continue reading “Another “Pre-Crime” AI System Claims It Can Predict Disinformation Before It’s Even Shared”