Month: January 2022

Harrisburg 100 – by Caroline Machiraju

Danville, PA – Michelle Fallon is living a nightmare. And, she’s ready to put that nightmare on record.

The Danville woman is now experiencing symptoms, believed to be related to her close encounter with wild monkeys, when the trailer they were riding in collided with a dump truck and unloaded their cages all over Route 54, close to I-80, on Friday afternoon. (The monkeys were destined for an unidentified Centers for Disease Control lab, in the Midwest.)  Continue reading “Witness at scene of CDC lab monkeys crash has developed symptoms”

Fox News

The parents of a 31-year-old in need of a heart transplant at Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital said their son has been removed from the transplant list because he has not been vaccinated for COVID-19, according to a report.

The hospital told CBS Boston that its policy is in line with other transplant programs in the U.S. that require the vaccine because it fits under the lifestyle behaviors of the candidates. The statement said it is the hospital’s goal to “create both the best chance for successful operation and also the patient’s survival after transplantation.” Continue reading “Boston patient removed from heart-transplant list because he’s not vaccinated against COVID: report”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In a decision that will likely be welcomed by many New York parents and schoolchildren, along with the countless workers, consumers and tourists in the Empire State, the Supreme Court of New York struck down Gov. Kathy Hochul’s statewide mask mandate. In its ruling, the court declared the mask mandate “unconstitutional” and “null, void and unenforceable”.  Continue reading “NY Gov Slams State Supreme Court Ruling Abolishing Mask Mandate, Pledges To “Reverse It Immediately””

Center for Immigration Studies – by Todd Bensman

TAPACHULA, MEXICO – United Nations-funded immigrant service nonprofits in southern Mexico are offering an unusual and controversial psychological therapy to enable migrants to continue on the trail north to the U.S. border.

At least two UN-funded nonprofits with operations in the southern border states of Chiapas and Tabasco pay stables of clinical psychologists to help migrants recover “repressed memories” of government persecution and other hardship stories that qualify migrants for Mexican asylum and a residence card, allowing an eventual trip over the U.S. southern border. Continue reading “UN Funds Harvesting of ‘Repressed Memories’ of U.S.-Bound Migrants in Mexico”

RT

Top officials in Israel are said to be preparing for a scenario in which will they fly out tens of thousands of Jewish people from Ukraine in the event of a Russian invasion, a top local newspaper has reported amid persistent Western speculation that Moscow could be planning an all-out offensive.

In a report on Sunday, Haaretz claimed that representatives from several government offices had met over the weekend to discuss the risk of the Jewish community in the Eastern European nation potentially being caught up in a conflict. Continue reading “Israel planning mass Jewish evacuation from Ukraine – media”

Campus Reform – by Courtney McLain ’25

Students at Vanderbilt University may now be reported for speech that is deemed “inconsistent with the University’s values” and not have the option to appeal such rulings.

“This determination cannot be appealed,” the Vanderbilt Student Handbook states in reference to speech determined to be not aligned with university values.  Continue reading “New ‘arbitrary’ speech code reports that ‘cannot be appealed’ raise concerns about freedom on campus”

OxyMask

Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is a gas the body naturally produces as waste. We breathe in oxygen (O₂) to fuel organs and tissues and the end product is CO₂. The balance between these two gases is required for a healthy body. However, when we rebreathe CO₂ it can have harmful and sometimes dangerous effects on the body.  Continue reading “Harmful Effects of Rebreathing Carbon Dioxide (CO2)”

Lew Rockwell – Global Times

The roll out of the new C-Band 5G service by AT&T and Verizon scheduled for January 19, has raised alarms for major airline executives who have warned that it will create “catastrophic” interference with flight navigation systems and pilot safety during take off and landing.  The risks will be greater during bad weather. Among the warnings are major disruptions in commerce and supply chain, the overriding of aircrafts’ electronic safety systems and radio altimeters, and the grounding of flights that will leave “tens of thousands of Americans grounded.”   Continue reading “The 5G Roll Out: EMF Radiation, Devastating Health Impacts, Social and Economic Implications. Crimes Against Humanity?”

New York Times

WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III has put 8,500 American troops on “high alert” for possible deployment to Eastern Europe, as NATO and the United States braced for a possible Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Pentagon announced on Monday.

Continue reading “Pentagon Puts 8,500 Troops on ‘High Alert’ Amid Ukraine Tensions”

Ukraine is over 5,000 miles away. Dangerous drugs and violent crime are crossing my constituents’ backyards.

— Rep. Paul Gosar, DDS (@RepGosar) January 24, 2022

Daily Mail

Joe Biden is finalizing his plans to deploy U.S. forces as Russia poises itself to invade Ukraine, a new report revealed as the president faces backlash from Ukraine for pulling embassy personnel and considers deploying up to 50,000 American troops.

CNN reported Monday that several U.S. officials claim the administration is in the final stages of identifying which military units to send to Eastern Europe to deter Russia and is preparing orders should they decide to deploy troops. Continue reading “Biden is in the ‘final stages’ of identifying military units of up to 50,000 troops to deploy”