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Washington Examiner – by Paul Bedard
America has gone gun crazy like never before.
The FBI announced on Monday that 2020 recorded the most ever gun background checks, 39,615,315.
And, said the agency, December also broke the record high set just in June. Last month, there were 3,937,066 checks in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System. Continue reading “Historic: FBI logs 40% jump in gun checks in 2020, a record 39M”
Center for Immigration Studies – by Todd Bensman
Almost lost in the distractions of the holiday weekend, on the night of December 29 up to 400 mostly Cuban migrants forced their way past Mexican immigration and over payment turnstiles on the Paso del Norte Bridge from Ciudad Juarez with a desire to force their way into downtown El Paso, Texas, according to news reporting. (Some video of the attempted incursion is here and here.)
U.S. Customs and Border Protection Mobile Field Force officers met them in riot gear and used concrete blocks tipped by concertina wire to block the onslaught mid-bridge as many of the migrants chanted “Biden! Biden!” Many demanded they be let in to live in the United States while they pursue asylum claims, instead of waiting in Mexico as required under various policies of President Donald Trump. Continue reading “Migrants Chanting ‘Biden! Biden!’ Attempt to Rush Border”
WASHINGTON (FOX 5 DC) – D.C. police are posting notices prohibiting guns downtown ahead of the pro-Trump rally set for Wednesday.
That protest coincides with the day Congress is meeting to certify the presidential election results. Continue reading “DC says no guns allowed during MAGA election protest”
Wisconsin governor Tony Evers mobilized the National Guard on Monday to provide support to law enforcement in Kenosha, ahead of an expected decision on whether to press charges a police shooting.
A Kenosha officer shot Jacob Blake, an African American man, in August while responding to a domestic violence call. Authorities had issued an arrest warrant for Blake for suspected third-degree sexual assault. A white officer shot Blake several times during the attempted arrest, and Blake was left paralyzed from the waist down. Continue reading “Wisconsin Gov. Activates National Guard ahead of Charging Decision in Kenosha Police Shooting”
A Wisconsin pharmacist accused of intentionally destroying hundreds of doses of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine was a conspiracy theorist who feared the world was ‘crashing down’, court documents claim.
Steven Brandenburg was arrested last week after the 57 spoiled Moderna vials were discovered at Advocate Aurora Health in Grafton, 20 miles north of Milwaukee, last week. Continue reading “Pharmacist who ‘deliberately ruined’ hundreds of doses of Moderna’s COVID vaccine ‘was a conspiracy theorist who feared the world was “crashing down” and believed the jab could mutate people’s DNA’”
A sword taken from a historical monument in Westfield, Massachusetts has been returned by the man who took it as part of a college prank about 40 years ago, according to a city official.
Cindy Gaylord, the head of Westfield’s historical commission, received a phone call three weeks before Christmas from a man saying he had “something of historical significance” to the city, she told CNN. Continue reading “A man who stole a sword from a historical statue as a college prank finally returns it — 40 years later”
Current Covid vaccines could be reprogrammed to target new strains in just ‘a few days’, experts said today in a bid to calm fears about the South African variant.
Top Government scientists have warned changes to the virus may mean the current wave of vaccines are less effective against it or don’t work at all. Matt Hancock said he was ‘incredibly worried’ about the highly-infectious South African variant, which has already been spotted in two Brits. Continue reading “Scientists can tweak Covid vaccines to target new mutant strains in DAYS, experts claim amid fears about highly-infectious South African variant”
Skid Row is experiencing a surge in Covid-19 infections with homeless sites in Downtown Los Angeles now ‘overwhelmed’ by the virus, officials have warned, leaving shelter bosses comparing the disease to a game of chess and calling it a ‘monster genius’.
Cases have exploded among the homeless people who live in the area, which is known for being one of the largest populations of homeless people in the United States. Continue reading “LA homeless sites are ‘overwhelmed by monster genius virus’ that’s infecting 73 vagrants per day”
Hospitals that don’t use up their supply of Covid-19 vaccines within a week of receiving them will be punished with hefty fines and barred from receiving further doses, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has declared.
The governor warned hospitals that fail to deploy their vaccine stocks within a week of receiving them that they will not only be fined up to $100,000 but also be cut out of future vaccine distribution. He has repeatedly criticized the rollout of the jab as too slow. Continue reading “NY gov Cuomo threatens hospitals with FINES if they don’t vaccinate at maximum capacity”
A man with an assault-style rifle was shot and wounded by officers Monday night outside a Missouri State Highway Patrol building near Kansas City, authorities said.
No one else was injured in the shooting, which happened about 9:40 p.m. at Troop A headquarters in Lee’s Summit. Continue reading “Man with rifle shot by troopers outside Missouri highway patrol building”
Health Impact News – by Brian Shilhavy
Reporter Zachary Stieber of the Epoch Times is reporting today that President Trump’s Operation Warp Speed program for distributing COVID experimental vaccines is lagging way behind schedule.
Operation Warp Speed’s chief scientific adviser on Monday defended the federal government’s rollout of COVID-19 vaccines, but acknowledged there is a “lag” in getting the vaccines administered. Continue reading “HHS Launches $250M Propaganda Campaign to Convince People to Take the Experimental COVID Vaccines as Current Doses Sit Unused Due to American Resistance”
Last Sunday my church was closed. All services in my diocese have been closed at the order of my Bishop who is worried about so many people testing positive for covid.
I would not worry about PCR tests telling us that we have coronavirus. An Austrian member of their parliament recently tested coca-cola live on his parliament floor and it was positive. In Europe a clinical association said that PCR tests are recommended at 17 cycles to amplify the DNA found in the swab to determine the presence of the coronavirus. The state of Florida requires labs to state the number of cycle amplifications when they give a PCR test. At 35 cycles 97% of all tests are positive. The CDC recommends 40 cycles of amplification. Seems someone in the CDC is trying to panic the public with false positives. Continue reading “An Open Letter To My Bishop On The Great Reset”
Enabling Drug Discovery & Development
We built Moderna on the guiding premise that if using mRNA as a medicine works for one disease, it should work for many diseases. And, if this is possible – given the right approach and infrastructure – it could meaningfully improve how medicines are discovered, developed and manufactured.
Continue reading “Moderna admits here that what they inject now is an “operating system.””
Exceedingly high radiation levels found inside crippled reactor buildings at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant were labeled by nuclear regulators as an “extremely serious” challenge to the shutdown process and overall decommissioning of the site.
The Nuclear Regulation Authority (NRA) said a huge amount of radioactive materials apparently had attached to shield plugs of the containment vessels in the No. 2 and No. 3 reactors. Continue reading “Radiation levels at Fukushima plant far worse than was thought”
Washington Examiner – by Carly Roman
As coronavirus cases surge nationwide, the flu has seen a remarkable dip. Reported cases of influenza reached record lows last week, with fewer than 40 diagnoses recorded during Dec. 13-19.
In week 51 of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s “FluView” data monitoring system, 36 positive flu tests were documented. This marks a steep decrease from last year’s total of 7,703 cases during the same time frame. The positivity rate has sharply declined this calendar year as only 0.10% of tests taken this year came back positive. The five-year average is 15.80% positive. Continue reading “CDC reports record-low positive flu tests”
