Year: 2021

Journal of the American Revolution

In Fourteenth Colony, Mike Bunn sheds light on the forgotten British colony of West Florida. The book seeks to “put West Florida back on the map of our historical consciousness” (page xi). Comprising parts of present-day Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, and the Florida panhandle, West Florida existed as a frontier province along the fringes of the British Empire. During the Revolutionary War, Britain fought Spain in the Gulf South over control of West Florida. As such, West Florida remained in British hands from 1763 to 1781. Organized in chronological order, Bunn provides a narrative of West Florida that is intended to serve as an overview of this “dramatic interlude in Gulf South history . . . [told] from the viewpoint of those who worked so diligently to establish it” (xii). Indeed, Britain’s viewpoint is the main perspective in this book, but Bunn shifts perspectives during the Gulf Coast campaign to offer the Spanish standpoint as they invaded West Florida. Continue reading “Fourteenth Colony: The Forgotten Story of the Gulf South During America’s Revolutionary Era”

MSN – ABC News

A U.S. Capitol Police officer has died following injuries suffered in the violent siege on the building Wednesday, according to a press release from the department.

The death is the fifth connected to the riots, which saw swarms of pro-Donald Trump protesters overwhelm police barricades, surge into the Capitol and force lawmakers to go into hiding. Continue reading “Capitol Police officer dies from injuries suffered during riots”

Health Impact News – Before It’s News

Excerpts:

The following is a blog that I stumbled on back in 2012 in which a courageous Chemtrail chemist whistleblower, known only as OP, appeared on godlikeproductions.com’s blog and spilled the beans on his 17 years of developing chemicals for dispersion on the human population… 90% of which were designed to alter emotions/mood/state of mind as well as provoke “flu-like symptoms”!  Continue reading “PhD Chemist Whistleblower who Worked 17 Years Developing Chemtrails: 90% of Chemtrails Designed to Alter Emotions/Mood/State of Mind and Provoke “Flu-like Symptoms””

Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard

Beware, 75 million Trump voters.

The media is calling for your ideological “cleansing” of Trump thought.

In a column and tweet, ABC’s well-respected political director Rick Klein made the call after yesterday’s pro-Trump riots inside the halls of Congress. Continue reading “ABC demands ‘cleansing’ Trump movement from America”

Dr. Mercola

Acetaminophen, known by the brand names Tylenol and Panadol, is the most widely used drug ingredient in the U.S., taken by more than 50 million Americans every week.¹ Most don’t think twice about popping a couple of Tylenol tablets to take the edge off a headache or other minor aches and pains, believing it to be a relatively benign over-the-counter medication choice.

Even acetaminophen comes with risks, however. Those linked to liver damage are well known, but it’s now emerging that acetaminophen has other unintended effects in your body — effects that may influence your behavior, emotions and psychological processes. Taken together, if you don’t have to use acetaminophen, don’t — it’s best to avoid using this drug unless absolutely necessary.  Continue reading “More Reasons to Avoid Acetaminophen”

Overnight on 6 Jan., #antifa rioted again in Portland. They first tried to break into the Multnomah County Courthouse. After that, they marched around downtown, smashing businesses one-by-one.
Police made no arrests. This is the 3rd antifa riot since NYE. https://t.co/4z0zmWtyV7 pic.twitter.com/ZTW4kV4Dj1

— Andy Ngô (@MrAndyNgo) January 7, 2021

Continue reading “Here is a recipe for hot cocoa for those who are trying to cut down on refined sugar”

Fox News

Former first lady Michelle Obama condemned what she said was President Trump’s role in kindling dangerous and violent protests in D.C. on Wednesday, calling on the country’s major technology companies to permanently ban the president from their respective platforms.

Obama characterized the pro-Trump protesters as a “gang” who “laid siege to the United States Capitol,” adding that social media giants needed to take action to prevent this type of “monstrous behavior.” Continue reading “Michelle Obama calls on tech giants to permanently ban Trump”

National Post

Donald Trump raged late Wednesday, multiple sources say, at a perceived betrayal by Mike Pence after he refused to do what Trump wanted — illegally overturn the election results in his role as Senate president.

“The thing he was most upset about and couldn’t get over all day was the Pence betrayal,” a former senior administration official briefed on the president’s private conversations. Continue reading “Trump rages at Pence ‘betrayal’, Pence seethes at Trump and a four-year partnership fractures”

First of all, I have to say that I don’t think this election drama is over, and that there’s still plenty of time for a few more scenes before the final curtain. Exactly how things play out probably depends on how Americans respond to events that unfold, so the enemy is going to remain flexible until they can gauge the reaction of the American people.

I’d expect a few cop killings today, and possibly some pockets of unrest in various parts of the country, but for the most part Patriots will regroup, and re-strategize (I think I just made that word up, but you know what I mean) for the time being. Continue reading “It’s Not Over”

ABC 7

WASHINGTON — The two explosive devices found in Washington D.C. on Wednesday were real and potentially dangerous, according to a federal law enforcement source.

The FBI is now leading the investigation into the explosives. Continue reading “Explosive devices found near US Capitol while violent rioters stormed Congress were real, law enforcement source says”