Month: January 2022

Children’s Health Defense – by David Charbonneau, Ph.D.

UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson today ended all Plan B pandemic restrictions in the UK, including working from home, vaccine passports and mask mandates for public spaces, including schools.

In announcing the change, Johnson said:  Continue reading “UK Ends Vaccine Passports, Mask Mandates, as Prime Minister Faces Calls for Resignation”

Chron

AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Democrat Beto O’Rourke said Tuesday that his campaign for Texas governor raised $7.2 million in the first six weeks of a race that could wind up as one of the nation’s most expensive in 2022.

The announcement, made on the deadline in Texas for campaigns to submit their latest finance reports, is an early marker of whether O’Rourke can remain a fundraising powerhouse in his latest comeback after failed bids for the U.S. Senate and president. Continue reading “Beto O’Rourke raises $7M in first weeks of bid for Texas governor”

The Blaze – by Dave Urbanski

Virginia’s Fairfax County Public Schools is in the news yet again, as the Daily Wire reported that a teaching tool indicates that being a “military kid” is among a long list of privileges.  Continue reading “Public school teaching tool reportedly says being a ‘military kid’ means you have ‘privilege’ — and reaction is pointed”

Natural News – by Ethan Huff

To supposedly fight the latest wave of “covid,” the communist Chinese regime is delivering a death blow to the supply chain by shutting down some of its busiest and most important ports.

China’s “covid-zero” policy means that consumer goods will now have an even more difficult time getting out of China to the rest of the world. Some of the supply is being rerouted through Shanghai, but it will not be enough to avoid the same types of congestion bottlenecks – or worse – that occurred last summer. Continue reading “China shuts down more ports due to “covid,” global supply chain collapse imminent?”

CBS News

Carhartt may be one of the rare brands that appeals to both rural workers and urban hipsters with its rugged outdoor gear, but it now finds itself at the center of a controversy that is dividing its customer base: Workforce vaccine mandates.

Some customers are vowing to boycott Carhartt products after a January 14 internal memo from CEO Mark Valade surfaced on social media. The memo focuses on the Dearborn, Michigan-based company’s response to the Supreme Court ruling on the Biden administration’s vaccine rules for large workforces — which the high court struck down. Despite the ruling, Valade wrote, Carhartt would maintain its corporate policy of requiring its 5,500 workers to be vaccinated.  Continue reading “Carhartt CEO says he’s still mandating staff vaccinations. Now he’s facing a boycott.”

Campus Reform – by Amanda Mayer ’24

This spring, American University students can learn about “the lived experience of madness” and what it means to be “neuroqueer.”

According to the course description for “Mental Health, Madness, and Neuroqueerness,” the class will, “critically examine how ideas about mental health and wellness are situated in systems of colonialism, white supremacy, capitalism, and patriarchy.” Continue reading “American University to offer course on ‘neuroqueerness’”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The rumors we first reported on back in December have turned out to be true: the United States federal government is apparently in the process of trying to force automakers to install kill switches in their vehicles that authorities can use to shut down any newer vehicle.   Continue reading “Biden’s Infrastructure Bill, Now Signed Into Law, Mandates “Vehicle Kill Switches” By 2026″

Science Alert – by Michelle Starr

The human mind, it seems, is a very powerful thing.

According to a new study involving over 45,000 patients, most of the adverse reactions people experienced after having a COVID-19 vaccination could be due to the nocebo effect.  Continue reading “Over 60% of Adverse Reactions to COVID-19 Vaccines May Just Be The Nocebo Effect”

Daily Mail

The federal government will let teens drive transports throughout the nation in a move it hopes will alleviate the supply chain crisis – but the initiative is being panned by critics who fear it could lead to disaster.

The new apprenticeship program deviates from current law – which requires truckers crossing state lines to be at least 21 years old – by allowing 18- to 20-year-old drivers to travel beyond their home states.  Continue reading “Federal Government Will Allow TEENAGERS To Drive Big Rigs From State To State In Apprenticeship Test Program In An Effort To Ease Supply Chain Backlog”

Natural News

We are being crushed by a vertically-integrated, synchronized cascade of crimes on a scale that is hard to fathom. It’s been so destabilizing and traumatic, that we may have lost sight of the numerous capital, criminal, civil and international laws that have been and are, at this very moment being outrageously violated by the malefactors of the COVID War, worldwide. Continue reading “Dr. David Martin exposes the ‘the great reset and COVID-19 vaccines’ agenda”