Spectator World – by Amber Athey

Texas congressman Chip Roy is introducing legislation Friday to ban members of the Chinese Communist party from purchasing American land, The Spectator has learned.

The bill, ‘called the ‘Securing America’s Land from Foreign Interference Act’’, aims to curb foreign influence gained through major land purchases throughout the United States, which Roy identifies as a major national security threat. A Chinese-based energy company recently purchased a 130,000-acre wind farm in Texas right next to a US Air Force base. Smithfield, one of the nation’s largest meat producers, is owned by a Chinese firm and yet controls nearly 150,000 acres of US land. Continue reading “Chip Roy seeks to ban China from purchasing US land”

Natural News – by Ethan Huff

James Corden of The Late Late Show has a solution for dealing with people who resist Chinese Virus injections: punch them in the face.

During a recent opener on the CBS program, Corden mocked Americans who would rather not alter their DNA with mRNA, saying that they should no longer be offered junk food or cash prizes as an incentive. Instead, the non-jabbed need a “knuckle sandwich” to get them to comply. Continue reading “CBS calls for VIOLENCE against the unvaccinated, urges jabbed people to punch them in the face”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

Tucker Carlson on Thursday night highlighted reports out of Israel and America showing the serious risks of heart inflammation (myocarditis) among young people who’ve been given Pfizer and Moderna’s experimental mRNA injections and spoke against forcing young people to take the experimental shots. Continue reading “Tucker Speaks Out Against Push to Vaxx Young People; CDC Plans ‘Emergency Meeting’ After 100s Suffer Heart Inflammation”

Daily Mail

An eighth grader in Virginia has slammed Loudoun County Public Schools for a policy she claims lets boys use girls locker rooms, putting female students in danger.

Jolene Grover, 14, spoke at the school district’s board meeting on Tuesday to address its proposed policy 8040. She was pulled from a LCPS school last year by her mother, Fox News reported. Continue reading “Girl, 14, accuses Virginia school board of putting her in danger by letting boys use girls locker rooms”

End of the American Dream – by Michael Snyder

Home prices have been rising aggressively all over the nation this year, and this has caused a tremendous amount of frustration among ordinary Americans that are looking for something to buy.  As I have detailed in previous articles, we have often seen ferocious bidding wars break out for the most desirable properties, and many homes end up selling for way over asking price.  Unfortunately, many potential home buyers don’t even realize that they may be competing with investment funds, billionaires and wealth foreigners.  Gobbling up homes is now considered to be a way to make huge returns very rapidly.  Once homes are purchased, they are either flipped quickly for a large profit or they are rented out at very aggressive rates.  Meanwhile, it is becoming a lot more difficult for ordinary Americans to find affordable places to live.  Continue reading “Frustrated Homebuyers Are Competing With Investment Funds That Are Literally Buying Up Entire Neighborhoods”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

Investigative journalist Julie Kelly at American Greatness came out with her latest report on the Jan. 6 protests at the US Capitol.

In her latest piece Julie Kelly reports on the US Government’s continued refusal to release footage from the Jan. 6 protests and siege of the US Capitol. Continue reading “Biden DOJ Refuses to Release Jan. 6 Security Camera Footage”

Fox Business

The White House this week gave President Biden the greenlight to move forward with removing a Trump-era health care policy designed to bring down the price of insulin.

Biden’s bid to retract the rule was approved on Monday, as reported by Politico, with the expectation that the Department of Health and Human Services could publish the retraction within the coming days. Continue reading “WH budget office approves Biden’s plan to retract insulin, epipen discounts: report”

EnVolve

Texas Governor Greg Abbott is completely fed up with the Biden administration’s inept border policy and is no longer going to wait for the feds to slow the influx of illegals by finishing Trump’s wall.  Abbot will unveil a plan next week for his state to build their own wall along the Mexico border.

Abbott made the announcement to law enforcement officers, county judges, and mayors during a “border security summit” in the border city of Del Rio on Thursday. Continue reading “Gov Greg Abbott Says SCREW Biden, Texas Will Build Its Own Border Wall”

CNN

  • G7 summit in the UK: Leaders gather today for the G7, which represents the world’s major economies — Britain, France, Germany, the US, Italy, Japan and Canada.
  • Today’s agenda: The global tax rate, aid for countries and climate change are on the docket. The Queen will also hold a dinner for world leaders tonight.
  • Key topics: The global recovery from Covid-19, vaccinations, climate change and cybersecurity are also expected to be big items.

Daily Mail

The water level of Lake Mead at the Hoover Dam is set to meet its lowest level on record as California‘s megadrought leave millions under emergency rations.

On Thursday, Lake Mead’s water level is projected to hit elevation 1,071.61 feet, sinking to it’s lowest elevation on record since the 1930’s, said a Bureau of Reclamation spokeswoman. Continue reading “The Hoover Dam’s water falls to its lowest level EVER as California’s mega-drought puts more than two million people under emergency rations”

RT

Ethiopia’s troubled Tigray region is now in a state of famine, the UN’s humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock has said, as reports suggest that hundreds of thousands of people are at risk of disaster.

“There is now famine in Tigray,” the official told representatives of UN, EU and US organizations on Thursday, warning the situation may be the worst since the 2011 famine in neighboring Somalia, which killed around 260,000 people. Continue reading “Famine hits Ethiopia’s Tigray region, UN humanitarian chief says, with 350,000 reportedly at risk”

Sputnik

Amid several reports about prevailing public hesitation for vaccines in India, the state governments as well as the local administrations are trying various steps to make people properly aware and motivate them to get inoculated against COVID-19 as soon as possible.

In a bid to spread awareness about COVID-19 vaccinations in a district in India’s Madhya Pradesh state, police have started publicly shaming individuals by putting stickers on their body if they haven’t been vaccinated. Continue reading “‘Stay Away From Me’: Indian Police Stick “Death Head” Banners on Non-Vaccinated People”

Mish Talk

Some banks, awash in deposits, are encouraging corporate clients to spend the cash on their businesses or move it elsewhere. It’s a strange case of “No More Cash Please“.

U.S. companies are holding on to billions of dollars in cash. Their banks aren’t sure what to do with it. Some banks are encouraging corporate customers to consider alternatives. Continue reading “Banks are So Stuffed With Cash They Tell Companies: No More Deposits”

The Oregonian – by Nicole Hayden

Oregon communities must rewrite local rules to allow Oregonians to sit, lie, sleep and keep warm and dry on public property in most circumstances.

House Bill 3115, which passed the Senate on Wednesday afternoon and is en route to Gov. Kate Brown’s desk, is a response to a 2018 landmark homelessness case that impacted most Western states with an intent to better support individuals experiencing homelessness.

Continue reading “Oregon will allow homeless individuals to pitch tents on public land”

Prevent Disease – by Dave Mihalovic, January 17, 2012

As the masses enjoy a steady awakening regarding the dangers and fraud that are vaccinations, the use of aerial vaccines and nano delivery systems are now being utilized and fully implemented by governments with little regard or consequence to human health.

The use of aerial manned and unmanned vehicles for the aerial spraying under State and Federal mandates for vector control began under the Geneva Act for Chemical and Biological Weapons in 1949. Over the years since its inception many amendments to this act and US parallel acts such as the Patriot Act of 2001, Space Preservation Act of 2001 and Weather Modification Research and Technology Act of 2005 have included the following implementations under terrorist and riot control for aerial spraying of the mass population in selective city locations: Continue reading “Flashback 2012 – Look Up: The New Age of Inoculation Is Aerial Vaccines and Nano Delivery Systems”