Month: June 2022

Excerpts from “The Great Reset: Turning Back the Clock on Civilization,” by Birsen Filip

Like their predecessors across history, the social engineers of the WEF believe that “there must be no spontaneous, unguided activity, because it might produce results which cannot be foreseen and for which the plan does not provide. It might produce something new, undreamt of in the philosophy of the planner.”  Continue reading “Their “forward” is really “backward”

Progressive Farmer – by Victoria G. Myers

The current heat wave blazing through Kansas feedlots has killed an estimated 10,000 head of fat cattle.

Final death numbers continue to come in, but that early estimate was shared with DTN by livestock experts, who put the geographical center point for those deaths at Ulysses, Kansas. Continue reading “Heat Stress Kills Estimated 10,000 Head of Kansas Feedlot Cattle”

Yahoo News

(Reuters) – Two police officers in southern California were shot and killed while responding to a possible stabbing at a local motel where they were ambushed by the suspect who was fatally wounded himself during the shootout, authorities said.  Continue reading “Two police officers in California killed in ambush, authorities say”

Anti-War – by Dave DeCamp

On Monday, Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks said Pentagon leaders believe the state of Ukraine will survive Russia’s invasion and that the US is preparing to arm the country for years to come. Continue reading “Pentagon Says Ukraine Will Survive and the US Will Arm It for Years to Come”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

At a moment Ukrainian forces are on the brink of total defeat in Luhansk province in the country’s east, and with the Kremlin now claiming almost 100% control of the region, given its army has the final key city of Severodonetsk completely surrounded and Russian troops have reached the town’s center, the White House is rolling out yet another new high price tag weapons transfer to Kiev. Continue reading “Biden To Announce Nearly $1BN More In Arms For Ukraine, Including Anti-Ship Missiles”

Reason – by CJ Cairamella

Law enforcement in Kansas raked in $21 million through civil asset forfeiture over the past two years, according to a report released this week by the Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFPF). Continue reading “Kansas Seized $21 Million From People Over the Past Two Years. Most Were Never Convicted of a Crime”

Sputnik

Continue reading “White House Spokeswoman Confirms Biden Plans to Run for Second Term”

Yahoo News

WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. Department of Energy on Tuesday said it was selling up to 45 million barrels of oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve as part of the Biden administration’s previously announced, largest-ever release from the stockpile. Continue reading “U.S. to sell up to 45 million bbls oil from reserve as part of historic release”

NBC

If you want to adopt a dog or cat from this Southern California animal shelter, you have to be 25, prove you can provide a pet with a good home — and support gun restrictions. Continue reading “Animal shelter to NRA and gun restriction foes: No pets for you”

CNBC

Moderna’s two-dose Covid-19 vaccine for kids ages 6 through 17 received the endorsement from the Food and Drug Administration’s committee of independent immunization experts on Tuesday, a key step on the path to distributing it to kids. Continue reading “FDA committee recommends Moderna two-dose Covid vaccine for kids ages 6 to 17”

The Great Recession

With the S&P diving deeper into bear territory today, it solidly confirmed its status as a bear. While it entered the bear’s woods on Monday by closing at 21.8% down, it shoved its nose deeper into the dirt today like a rooting bear will do to affirm its new identity. The short-lived bull market that began in 2020 is now officially dead in proclamations all over the internet by those who won’t acknowledge we’re in a bear market until the S&P proves it, regardless of other indices. Continue reading “S&P Confirms Inflation Killed the Stock Market and Has ALREADY Sent us into Recession”

The Mainichi

UTSUNOMIYA — Following cases in east Japan’s Tochigi Prefecture in which a young girl died and another suffered paralysis from “acute encephalopathy,” a brain disease they developed after coronavirus infections, the Mainichi Shimbun asked a doctor about the characteristics of the disease and what to look out for. Continue reading “Japanese doctor warns of potentially fatal COVID-related brain damage in children”

Of Two Minds – by Charles Hugh Smith

What happens when the workforce no longer wants to work? We’re about to find out. As with all cultural sea changes, macro statistics don’t tell the full story. The sea change is better illuminated by anecdotal evidence: workers constantly quitting to take better jobs; zero loyalty to corporate employers; workers cutting hours from full-time to part-time; workers going out for lunch and never coming back; workers giving up on selling sugar-water for the rest of their lives (echoing Steve Jobs’ famous challenge to John Scully: “Do you want to sell sugared water for the rest of your life? Or do you want to come with me and change the world?”) and giving up on owning an insanely over-valued house.  Continue reading “What Happens When the Workforce No Longer Wants to Work?”