Year: 2020

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In the last four days, 15 states have reported record increases in new coronavirus cases, resulting in at least 40% of the U.S. pausing or reversing reopenings. Cases are particularly surging in Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas, as the world watches in disbelief. Continue reading “Mexico Closes US Border In Arizona As COVID Cases Soar”

Daily Beast

When the Trump administration began implementing a trillion-dollar program to bail out struggling employers amid the COVID-19 pandemic, a central concern was that the president would use the program to benefit his friends and allies. Continue reading “Trump’s Small Biz Rescue Bailed Out Kushner’s Family, Obama’s Aides and Other Political Elite”

NoMaskInfo

California State Assemblymember Autumn Burke, who represents District 62 in Los Angeles, has tested positive for COVID-19.

On Monday July 6, at 11:26am, Burke tweeted “On July 3rd I received a call from the Assembly Human Resources Department that I had a “mask to mask” exposure to COVID-19 on June 26th. I was tested on the morning of July 4th and received my results in the evening that I had tested positive for the coronavirus. Currently, my daughter and I have no symptoms, but will be remaining in quarantine until released by a doctor. Thank you to everyone who has reached out with well wishes. We are fine, but it is of the utmost importance that everyone stay safe, be healthy & remain vigilant.” Continue reading “California Lawmaker Tests Positive After “Mask to mask” exposure to COVID-19″”

The Guardian

A statue of the great abolitionist Frederick Douglass was torn from its base in Rochester, New York on Sunday, 168 years to the day since the city was the setting for one of his greatest speeches, What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?

The statue stood in Maplewood Park, a site on the Underground Railroad, the network through which Douglass and Harriet Tubman, both escaped slaves themselves, and others helped ferry people enslaved in southern states to freedom in the north. Continue reading “Frederick Douglass statue torn down on anniversary of great speech”

State of the Nation – by Julian Rose

“Between 1949 and 1962 everything we needed to know about microwaves was already known. All interference of the human condition was known by 1952. All birth defects, organs, cells, brain functions and moods could be entered, changed and destroyed. Microwaves were used then, as now, as stealth weapons, before they became cell phones.”
Continue reading “Are 5G microwave transmissions triggering the COVID-19 second wave?”

Truth To Power – by Eric Striker

Paypal is a prominent example of monopoly capital. Like most Silicon Valley tech firms, they like to keep their terms of service as opaque as possible.

Even more shrouded in secrecy is how decisions to discriminate against customers are made, and who makes them. Continue reading “Shocking Internal Docs Leaked from Jewish-Run Paypal Reveal Aggressive Anti-White, Pro-Israeli Political Agenda”

NoMask Info

A New England Journal of Medicine article entitled ‘Ensuring Uptake of Vaccines against SARS-CoV-2’ dated June 26, 2020, suggests that employment suspension, as opposed to fines or criminal penalties, be imposed on those who refuse mandatory COVID19 vaccinations in the future.  Continue reading “New England Journal of Medicine Suggests “employment suspension” for COVID vaccine noncompliance”

Greeley Tribune

Hikers exploring Colorado’s designated state wildlife areas will be required to have hunting or fishing licenses as a result of a new policy that went into effect July 1.

There are two reasons for the new policy. The management of state wildlife areas is funded through the purchase of hunting and fishing licenses for the purpose of conserving habitats and wildlife-related recreation. State law requires Colorado Parks and Wildlife to separate its funding sources for both wildlife areas and state parks, which are funded by park passes. Continue reading “Beginning July 1, you need a hunting or fishing license to hike in Colorado state wildlife areas”

MSN

WASHINGTON — After several months of mixed messages on the coronavirus pandemic, the White House is settling on a new one: Learn to live with it.

Administration officials are planning to intensify what they hope is a sharper, and less conflicting, message of the pandemic next week, according to senior administration officials, after struggling to offer clear directives amid a crippling surge in cases across the country. On Thursday, the United States reported more than 55,000 new cases of coronavirus and infection rates were hitting new records in multiple states. Continue reading “‘We need to live with it’: White House readies new message for the nation on coronavirus”