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Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has warned the United States not to take a superior position and presume it has a final say on global affairs.
Wang said China would not accept a list from Washington of unilateral demands for negotiations with Beijing. “The door for dialogue with China is open. But the dialogue should be done on equal basis and with mutual respect,” he said.
Continue reading “China warns US against taking a superior position in global affairs”
Gun buyers with stimulus checks were buying firearms with renewed frenzy in March, as gruesome mass shootings prompted President Biden to reiterate his call for an assault weapon ban.
“Honestly, last March was absolutely insane,” said Tiffany Teasdale, owner of Lynnwood Gun in Lynnwood, Washington. “We had a two-hour wait almost daily to just get into our store.” Continue reading “Gun Sales Soar From Stimulus And Biden’s Gun Control Plan Amid Mass Shootings”
President Joe Biden’s Department of Homeland Security may restart construction on the U.S.-Mexico border wall to fill the “gaps” in the current barrier, according to comments made by DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, The Washington Times reported.
During a discussion with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Secretary Mayorkas told ICE employees that President Biden has left “room to make decisions” on filling in “gaps in the wall,” despite his day-one move to end the emergency declaration on the border and his decision to halt funding to former President Donald Trump’s border wall construction project. Continue reading “Biden’s DHS may resume border wall construction to fix ‘gaps’, report says”
China is conducting secret Frankenstein-style human-animal hybrid experiments creating super viruses, human-monkey hybrids, human head transplants on monkeys and pigs, gene-editing babies, super soldiers etc. Most of these experiments are exported out of western countries since they were shutdown in the west due to heavy criticism. Continue reading “China’s Secret Human Animal Hybrid Experiments”
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— Jessica O’Donnell (@heckyessica) April 3, 2021
The Unz Review – by Eric Striker
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a cut-and-dry First Amendment case on April 28th, but the erratic Department of Justice has thrown its hat into the ring in hopes of complicating the matter.
In B.L. v. Mahanoy Area School District, a 14-year-old girl was punished by her administrators at her school for writing “F-k School f-k softball f-k cheer f-k everything.” on Snapchat after failing to make her varsity cheer team. She was subsequently disciplined by her junior varsity squad after a tattle tale showed the message to her coach.
Former Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein on Monday asked a New York state appeals court to throw out his conviction for sexual assault and rape and grant a new trial, saying the trial judge made several errors that denied him an impartial jury.
Weinstein, 69, was sentenced in March 2020 by Justice James Burke of Manhattan criminal court to 23 years in prison for assaulting former production assistant Mimi Haleyi and raping former aspiring actress Jessica Mann. Continue reading “Harvey Weinstein appeals against sex crimes conviction, seeks new trial”
CNN‘s Chris “Fredo” Cuomo spoke to former Planned Parenthood president Dr. Leana Wen the other day about the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) mass injection campaign, during which she openly admitted that “freedom” must be dangled in front of Americans like a “carrot” to coerce them into complying.
There is still so much vaccine “hesitancy” that Wen feels as though businesses need to remain closed and lives ruined if there is going to be any “incentive” at all for unvaccinated stragglers to finally agree to get jabbed. Continue reading “Fascist left-wing tyrant Dr. Leana Wen says on CNN that “freedom” should be withheld from the American people until they surrender to being vaccinated”
Brown University has a surveillance camera for every nine undergraduate students, based on the analysis of a doctoral candidate.
According to PhD candidate Jack Wrenn, Brown has 816 cameras across campus, which is roughly the amount of full-time faculty. Brown enrolls approximately 7,160 undergraduate students. Continue reading “Brown Has One Surveillance Camera for Every 9 Undergrads – Student Raises Concerns”
The Post Millennial – by Katie Daviscourt
Portland Public Schools Board of Education delayed adopting a high school’s new mascot of an evergreen tree after concerns arose from board members that the tree might have a negative connotation because of its alleged ties to “lynching.”
An ‘anti-racist’ group calling itself ‘White Lies Matter’ stole a $500,000 stone chair dedicated to Confederate leader Jefferson Davis and claims it will use the monument as a ‘toilet’ unless a Confederate women’s group hangs a banner outside its headquarters bearing the words of a black militant who killed a state trooper.
The Jefferson Davis Memorial Chair was first noticed missing on March 19 after it was taken from the Old Live Oak Cemetery in Selma, Alabama. Continue reading “‘Anti-racist’ group called White Lies Matter steals Jefferson Davis Memorial Chair and threatens to turn it into a TOILET”
Free Thought Project – by Matt Agorist
Ukiah, CA — Multiple officers are under investigation this week after harrowing video surfaced showing them dishing out a gang-style beat down of a non-combative mentally ill man. Gerardo Magdaleno, 25, needed mental health help last week and instead of helping him, police broke multiple bones in his face.
According to police, they received multiple calls about a naked man standing on the side of the road. That man was Magdaleno who suffers from schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and he was in the midst of an obvious mental health crisis. Continue reading “Cops Respond to Peaceful Naked Man By Literally Breaking His Face in Gruesome Beating”
While much of the world slowed to a halt during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic, one thing remained steady — lobbying efforts. Spending on lobbying reached $3.48 billion in 2020, which is just under 2019’s record of $3.5 billion.1 The numbers were revealed by OpenSecrets.org, which tracks federal campaign contributions and lobbying data.
The health sector spent the most on lobbying in 2020 — a record $615 million. The efforts paid off, and, Open Secrets reported, “Congress delivered massive windfalls to hospitals and the federal government awarded lucrative contracts to pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers.”2 Continue reading “Just How Powerful Is Big Pharma?”
More than 100 million people have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine, according to updated data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
According to the agency’s coronavirus vaccine tracker, more than 157 million COVID-19 vaccines have been administered, and 57 million people are fully vaccinated. Continue reading “CDC says 100 million people have received at least one vaccine dose”
The Dossier – by Jordan Schachtel
At the turn of 2020, the novel coronavirus that originated in Wuhan, China rapidly took its place atop the global information stage, and it wasn’t because people suddenly became interested in respiratory diseases. Supercharging this process was the breathtaking, horrifying photos and videos coming out of Wuhan. What we were seeing through the lens of social media appeared to be an Ebola-like plague, something so horrifying that it seemed to belong in a Hollywood script. Ultra viral videos and photos often showed citizens in business attire, out and about, seemingly going about their day, when suddenly, they were captured on film dropping like flies. It was “like Walking Dead” in the way that the virus supposedly struck its victims, suddenly and without remorse. Continue reading “The Big Lie: How COVID-19 became a disinformation operation wrapped in a virus”
Post Millennial – by James Anthony
Maya Echols, a professional model signed with IMG Worldwide and a BLM activist, publicly warned on social media not to be surprised by violent protests if Derek Chauvin isn’t convicted of murdering George Floyd.
Continue reading “BLM activist: Buildings will burn if Chauvin isn’t convicted of murder”
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Archive: TWFTT 4-5-21
The federal government will not mandate the use of vaccine passports for travelers or businesses post-pandemic, President Biden’s chief medical adviser, Dr. Anthony Fauci, told the Politico Dispatch podcast Monday
Why it matters: Passports showing proof of vaccination could speed up international travel re-openings, but the idea of requiring immunization credentials has become a point of contention, particularly among Republican officials. Continue reading “Fauci: Federal government won’t require COVID vaccine passports”