Month: January 2021

RT – by Peter Andrews

Although the numbers of deaths attributed to the virus in the UK are higher than they’ve ever been, in total, not many more people are dying than in any other cold season. Is the mainstream media finally waking up to this?

A recent article in the Telegraph is one of the first in a mainstream outlet to even suggest a challenge to the official coronavirus narrative. These days, that narrative claims that the ‘second wave’ is actually deadlier than the first. (Recently, some Branch Covidians have been claiming a ‘third wave’, but there is not yet a united front on that.) Continue reading “Halfway through this winter of Covid, overall mortality is around normal for this time of year. Something doesn’t add up”

Yahoo News

Joe Biden has ordered a halt on the construction of the wall on the US-Mexico border, a key project of the Trump administration, fulfilling one of the most prominent promises made by the Democrat during his presidential campaign.

The 46th president, while terminating the order that declared a national emergency concerning the southern border of the US, said it was “unwarranted and that no more American taxpayer dollars be diverted to construct a border wall.” Continue reading “Biden orders construction workers on Trump’s border wall to stop work”

Fox 4 KC

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Four nurses at a rural health department in Kansas are refusing to administer any COVID-19 vaccines, citing the fast development and production of the shots.

Coffey County Public Health Administrator Lindsay Payer said the nurses made their own decisions and expressed their concerns one by one. She called the vaccine documents concerning.  Continue reading “Nurses in Coffey County refuse to give COVID-19 vaccine”

Early this morning I got to thinking about the CD Project. It was Misty I recall that requested of Henry to put together a presentation so she could use it as a teaching tool for her grand children.

That project is Bill of Rights/Common Law Explained by Henry Shivley.

Like the rest of the Trenchers I tuned in every day as Henry thoroughly explained each of the ten Articles while at the same time pointed out violations to those Articles we witness today.  Continue reading “The Power of the Individual”

The Last American Vagabond – by Derrick Broze

On Tuesday, Donald Trump said farewell to America as he acknowledged “this week, we inaugurate a new administration.” Trump is yet to officially concede – a point which his most hardcore followers still believe indicates he will remain president – however, he finally spoke about handing over the reins of power to the Biden administration. “Now, as I prepare to hand power over to a new administration at noon on Wednesday, I want you to know that the movement we started is only just beginning,” Trump stated during his farewell address. Continue reading “Here Are 18 Ways Trump Supported The Swamp During His Presidency”

Dr. Mercola

Will the COVID-19 vaccine become mandatory? That’s a question many are asking these days and, by the looks of it, the answer may well be yes — although as I’ll explain later, I suspect the harms of the vaccine will become so apparent that it’ll kill such efforts before they become widespread.

In a January 1, 2021, Newsweek interview,¹ Dr. Anthony Fauci said he was “sure” some institutions and businesses will require employees to be vaccinated, and that it’s “quite possible” the vaccine will be required for overseas travel. Continue reading “Fauci Now Says COVID-19 Vaccine May Become Mandatory”

Ruthfully Yours

Organizations Funded Directly by George Soros and his Open Society Institute

Organizations that, in recent years, have received direct funding and assistance from George Soros and his Open Society Institute (OSI) include the following: Continue reading “List Of Soros Funded Organizations”

The Hill – by Zack Budryk

President Biden’s personal touches in the Oval Office include replacing a portrait of Andrew Jackson and adding a bust of labor icon Cesar Chavez behind the Resolute Desk, according to The Washington Post.

The new layout includes busts of Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy on either side of the fireplace as well as the Chavez bust. Other busts in the office include Rosa Parks and Eleanor Roosevelt. Continue reading “Biden replaces Andrew Jackson portrait in Oval Office, adds Cesar Chavez bust”

CNBC

Here’s the full list of Biden’s Day One executive orders, as described by the transition team:

• • Launch a “100 Days Masking Challenge” and Leading by Example in the Federal Government
  • Re-Engage with the World Health Organization to Make Americans and the World Safer

Continue reading “Biden’s Day One executive orders”

Yahoo News

It began with a cryptic remark by President Trump at a photo op with senior military leaders in October 2017. “You guys know what this represents?” Trump asked the reporters he had summoned to the State Dining Room, gesturing to the officers arrayed beside him. “Maybe it’s the calm before the storm.” Continue reading “As Trump departs office, reality sets in for QAnon cult”

Yahoo News

On Wednesday, January 20, Kamala Harris will not only become the first female vice president, but she’ll also become the first Black woman and first Asian-American woman to hold the position. Harris has made her position on the gun control debate clear: During her presidential campaign last year, Harris declared that she would sign an executive order “mandating background checks for customers of any firearms dealer who sells more than five guns a year,” per the New York Times, if Congress didn’t take action within the first 100 days. She also stated that she would close the boyfriend loophole and ban assault weapons, and fugitives would not be allowed to purchase any handgun or weapon. Continue reading “Kamala Harris Has a Chance to Enact Major Gun Control Legislation”

Yahoo News

For most of his 44-year-long career in public office, Joe Biden had a nickname: Middle Class Joe. He also often called himself “one of the poorest members of Congress.” His scrappy roots—born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, to a father who suffered a number of financial setbacks—are now a big part of his 2020 presidential campaign’s plan to appeal to American voters. But according to the Wall Street Journal, the reason why Biden was often at the bottom of the wealth ladder among his colleagues in the Senate had a lot to do with his life-long obsession with real estate. “Even as a kid in high school I’d been seduced by real estate,” he wrote in his 2007 autobiography, Promises to Keep.  Continue reading “All of Joe Biden’s Homes”

How about a peek at the net worth of the performers (enablers) on today’s Communist Contrivance. And this is only what’s publicly reported; I bet it’s much higher: Continue reading “Inauguration”

Breitbart – by AWR hawkins

Gun owners in central Florida began camping out as early as 2 a.m. Monday in order to enter Lake Mary’s Academy Sporting Goods for ammunition when doors opened at 9:00 a.m.

Fox 11 reports that campers voiced concern over President-elect Joe Biden’s anticipated gun control push and wanted to stock up on ammunition while they still could. Continue reading “Florida Gun Owners Camping Out for Chance to Buy Ammunition”