Month: December 2021

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In the second such major attack this month on Syria’s key northern city, the port of Latakia was struck overnight by multiple Israeli missiles, erupting in huge fireballs and massive damage, with the blaze appearing to burn into the morning and even afternoon hours of Tuesday.  Continue reading “Israel Launches Massive Attack On Syrian Port, Fires Burn 14 Hours”

Sovren – by Ben Swan

Speaking at a conference in Las Vegas last week, Jim Caviezel called the Pope’s stance on the COVID-19 vaccine a “policy of accommodation.” He added, “it gives us no choice between peace and war, only of fight or surrender.”

See video here: https://sovren.media/video/the-shot-heard-round-the-world-210.html

AP

The U.S. flu season has arrived on schedule after taking a year off, with flu hospitalizations rising and two child deaths reported.

Last year’s flu season was the lowest on record, likely because COVID-19 measures — school closures, distancing, masks and canceled travel — prevented the spread of influenza, or because the coronavirus somehow pushed aside other viruses. Continue reading “Flu is making a comeback in US after an unusual year off”

JTA

About 150,000 Jewish victims of Nazi persecution are set to receive emergency funding of approximately $1,400 per person from Germany in the coming days, according to the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany.

The funds, totaling about $200 million and referred to as the Supplemental Hardship Fund Payment, were negotiated in 2020 and originally planned to be distributed in two payments by the end of 2022. Continue reading “150,000 Holocaust survivors to receive $200M in emergency COVID-19 funding”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

On Monday evening, chaos unfolded across the Denver metro area when a man went on a shooting spree, killing four people and injuring three others, reported local news KDVR.

Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen said there were four incident areas where gunfire erupted. The first shooting began around 1700 local time.  Continue reading “Shooting Spree In Denver Leaves Four Dead And Others Injured, Including Officer”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

Last week, the FDA authorized two much-hyped antiviral treatments for COVID (just in time for Christmas): Merck’s Molnupiravir and Pfizer’s Paxlovid.

Almost immediately after the first data were released, critics were questioning the drugs’ safety profile. But now that the first courses of these “miracle” drugs are finding their way into patients’ bloodstreams, the mainstream media apparently now feels it’s safe to share some of these criticisms with the public. Continue reading “COVID Antiviral Pills Cause Life-Threatening Reactions With Many Common Meds”

Gateway Pundit – by Cristina Laila

Half-Jamaican, half-Indian Kamala Harris claimed one of her favorited childhood memories was celebrating Kwanzaa.

Kwanzaa is a phony holiday created in 1966 by black radical Ron Everett — aka Dr. Maulana Karenga, a violent felon who tortured two naked black women. Continue reading “Kamala Harris Touts “Seven Principles” of Kwanzaa – Says Her Favorite Principle is “Kujichagulia””

The Most Important News – by Michael Snyder

Where did all the workers go?  That is a great mystery that continues to be unsolved.  All over America, businesses are literally hiring anyone with a pulse and there are “help wanted” signs all over the place.  But the number of people that are actually working is still close to four million below the pre-pandemic peak.  What happened to all of those extra workers?  They certainly aren’t on unemployment, because claims for unemployment benefits are the lowest that we have seen “in decades”.  So where are they?  It is almost as if millions upon millions of people have disappeared from the system completely over the past couple of years.  Continue reading “The Great Worker Shortage Is Causing Basic Services To Really Break Down All Across America”

The National Pulse – by Raheem J. Kassam, Kay Smythe

Chartered jets carrying mostly minor-age, illegal immigrants into Scranton, Pennsylvania have attracted the attention of leading conservative lawmakers in the state, The National Pulse can reveal.

Congressman Dan Meuser as well as gubernatorial candidate Lou Barletta have urged immigration authorities as well as Governor Tom Wolf to explain what one source told The National Pulse were “ghost flights” into Scranton International Airport over the course of December.  Continue reading “REPORT: U.S. Govt Chartered Christmas ‘Ghost Flights’ to Carry Illegal Migrants into Pennsylvania.”

Gateway Pundit – by Alicia Powe

Despite an overwhelming majority of New York residents being fully vaccinated, hospitals in the state are reportedly filled with Covid infected patients and an increasing number of those admitted with the virus are children.

During a remote press briefing from City Hall on Monday, outgoing New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio claimed there were 17,343 new Covid-positive test results in the city, of which 296 were hospitalized. Continue reading “Why Has New York City COVID Hospitalizations Spiked Amid 90 Percent Vaccinated Population?”

Yahoo News – Daily Beast

Israel’s National Security Council has assumed control of a massive bird flu outbreak in the Galilee, which scientists warn could become a “mass disaster” for humans.

Over half a billion migrating birds pass through the area every year, heading for warm African winters or balmy European summers, making this a catastrophic location for a major bird flu outbreak—right at the nexus of global avian travel. Continue reading “Massive New Bird Flu Outbreak Could Be 2022’s Deadly Pandemic”

Yahoo News

NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. health officials on Monday cut isolation restrictions for Americans who catch the coronavirus from 10 to five days, and similarly shortened the time that close contacts need to quarantine.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials said the guidance is in keeping with growing evidence that people with the coronavirus are most infectious in the two days before and three days after symptoms develop. Continue reading “US officials recommend shorter COVID isolation, quarantine”

RT

The UK’s efforts to ‘protect the NHS’ from being overwhelmed during the Covid-19 pandemic reportedly extended to asking families of disabled minors whether they should be resuscitated in the event their heart stopped beating.

The so-called ‘do not resuscitate’ orders, known as DNACPRs, were offered to families of children with autism and other learning disabilities amid concerns about pressure on the UK’s socialized National Health Service, The Telegraph reported on Sunday.  Continue reading “Children with disabilities offered ‘do not resuscitate’ orders amid pandemic”