Year: 2021

The Conejo Guardian – by Joel Kirkpatrick

Ventura County nurses from differ­ent sectors and specialties are coming forward to blow the whistle on what they deem serious lapses in local health care practices, mostly related to COVID-re­lated protocols, “vaccine” mandates and politically and financially motivated bul­lying of medical staff, which these health care workers say is seriously compromis­ing the general quality of local care.

The Guardian spoke with multiple nurses of various ages and at different stages in their careers, all of whom work in medical care settings or hospitals in Ven­tura County. Each preferred to speak un­der a pseudonym for now. Each described seriously declining standards of care, at­mospheres of intimidation and fear in hospitals, and distrust and disillusionment among medical professionals. Continue reading “Ventura County Nurses Blow the Whistle on Crisis in Local Health Care”

Reclaim the Net – by Tom Parker

Patent and trademark attorneys Dr. Gal Ehrlich and Maier Fenster of Ehrlich & Fenster recently had a US patent approved for a technology that aims to surveil people via their digital activity, give them a score that defines “the potential level of super-spreading activity of each individual,” and then vaccinate people based on this score.

The patent proposes collecting a wide range of personal information from sources such as mobile devices, apps, social media web browsing records, payment records, medical records, employment records, the government, and surveillance cameras.  Continue reading “New patent proposes digital surveillance to vaccinate people based on social credit style scores”

Independent – by Adam Smart

Razer, the computer company best known for its RGB lighting, announced a smart mask at the beginning of the year called ‘Project Hazel’. Today this concept came to fruition with a new name: the Zephyr.

The Razer Zephyr features two N95 filters, one on each side, and a passive filter on the bottom that are changed my removing the magnetically-attached plastic covers. It has a transparent outer shell, and internal lighting to make it easier to see people’s lips. There are two-speed fans, controlled by a companion app or the power button on the right-hand chamber and, of course, some customizable external lights. Continue reading “Razer’s new Zephyr ‘smart mask’ is a glowing vision of a cyberpunk future”

9 News

MORRISON, Colo. — The town of Morrison has a reputation for being a ticket trap, and that’s because it is. A report prepared for the town this year found that 98% of all calls initiated by officers in Morrison were traffic stops.

Police Chief Misty Siderfin leaves the job Thursday, resigning just three months after she was hired. The pressure to keep up that infamous ticket trap may have played a big role. Continue reading “Morrison PD chief resigns days after conceding ticket revenue would fall $800K short of expectations”

New York Post – by Callie Patteson

Build that wall!

The southern border with Mexico is seeing the highest levels of illegal border crossings in 35 years, but the Department of Homeland Security has found one access point it can shore up — doling out $455,000 to a Delaware construction company for a fence around President Biden’s “Summer White House.” Continue reading “DHS pays over $455K to build ‘security fencing’ around Biden’s beach home”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The U.S. Navy and Army announced Thursday three hypersonic component prototypes that were tested on Wednesday would increase the development of a new missile, Reuters said, citing a Pentagon report. The so-called “components” were tested on the same day President Biden called China’s latest hypersonic weapons test “concerning.”

The three components, which were not named in the report, were tested at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia. A statement from the Pentagon said the tests will help “inform the development of the Navy’s Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) and the Army’s Long Range Hypersonic Weapon (LRHW) offensive hypersonic strike.” Flight tests of the new hypersonic missile will be conducted in the near term.    Continue reading “US Military Conducts Three Successful Tests To Advance Hypersonic Weapon Program”

Unz Review – by Erik Striker

Earlier this week, the Financial Times broke the story that China successfully tested a hypersonic glider capable of delivering a nuclear payload.

The alleged launch, which Chinese officials are publicly denying, occurred in late July. American defense systems are incapable of countering the technology, which travels through space to complete a revolution around earth.  Continue reading “US Response to China’s Hypersonic Missile Test Fails for Third Time”

Breitbart – by Charlie Spiering

President Joe Biden revisited his love of trains during a trip to his hometown of Scranton, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, promising to get millions of vehicles off the roads.

“We will take literally millions of automobiles off the road,” Biden boasted, arguing that more high-speed trains like the ones constructed in China would make trains more attractive. Continue reading “Joe Biden Boasts Plan to Take Millions of Vehicles off Highways by Putting People on Trains”

SHTF Plan – by Mac Slavo

The mainstream media, the ruling class’s puppets, are literally attempting to convince people that when a fully vaccinated person dies of COVID-19 after getting the vaccine, that doesn’t mean the vaccine was ineffective. But that’s literally the definition of the word “ineffective.”

Unless the “effect” is not supposed to be what they tell us it is, people dying from COVID after being fully vaccinated against it is the literal definition of “ineffective.” Ineffective, adjective: not producing an intended effect.    Continue reading “MSM Is Really Turning Up The Propaganda: Vaccinated Dying From Covid Means Vaccines Work!”

Epoch Times – by Zachary Stieber

Over 12,000 active-duty Air Force personnel are poised not meet an upcoming deadline to be fully vaccinated against the virus that causes COVID-19, according to newly released data from the military branch.

In a new update on compliance with the Air Force’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate, officials said 3.8 percent of the force remains unvaccinated as of Oct. 18.  Continue reading “Over 12,000 Air Force Personnel Poised Not to Meet COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Deadline”