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President Joe Biden’s policies have helped drive the nation’s foreign-born population to 47 million as of April, the largest in United States history, new analysis reveals. Continue reading “Biden Drives Foreign-Born Population to 47M, Largest in History”
On May 31 General Mills announced that it divested its 60% stake in its Israeli subsidiary. For the last two years the company has been targeted by the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) over the fact that some of its Pillsbury products are manufactured in an illegal Israeli settlement. Continue reading “BDS victory: General Mills says it will divest from Israel”
Off Guardian – by Kit Knightly
We’re in the early stages of a food crisis.
The press has been predicting this for years, but up until now it always appeared to be nothing more than fearmongering, designed to worry or distract people, but the signs are there that this time, to quote Joe Biden, it “is going to be real”. Continue reading “The REAL agenda behind the created food crisis”
Twice a week from her courtroom, Florida 13th Circuit Court Judge Denise Pomponio decides who in Hillsborough County can no longer be trusted with a gun.
Gateway Pundit – by Michael Robison
Pfizer has officially submitted its request to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to clear its COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use in children under the age of five. Continue reading “Aiming To Jab The Nation’s Youngest, Pfizer Makes Submission For COVID-19 Vaccination Emergency Authorization For Kids Under 5”
TAIPEI, May 31 (Reuters) – The United States is planning on “cooperation” between its National Guard and Taiwan’s military, Taiwan President Tsai Ing-wen said on Tuesday, deepening security ties in the face of what Taipei’s government complains is a rising threat from China. Continue reading “Tsai says U.S. National Guard planning ‘cooperation’ with Taiwan military”
Quebec has become the first province in Canada to begin vaccinating people for monkeypox, even though there are only 25 cases.
According to Quebec health director Luc Boileau, there are currently 25 cases and 20 to 30 more cases under investigation, adding he believes the spread of monkeypox represents a “serious situation” — but not as serious as COVID. All cases are in the Greater Montreal area. Continue reading “Vaccination for monkeypox begins in Canada”
Update (2030ET): Authorities in Tusla, Oklahoma, confirm five dead, including the shooter. Police said the man used a rifle and a handgun during the shooting on the second floor of the Natalie Medical Building. Continue reading ““Catastrophic”: Five Dead Including Shooter At Tulsa Medical Building”
An online seller listed a firearm optic for sale on social media and then accused the buyer of planning to go “human hunting,” authorities in Texas said. Continue reading “Man accused of planning to go ‘human hunting’ is arrested in Texas, police say”
TULSA, Oklahoma (AP) — Three people were killed Wednesday in a shooting at a Tulsa medical building on a hospital campus, a police captain said.
Capt. Richard Meulenberg confirmed the number of dead. Meulenberg said the shooter also was dead. Continue reading “3 killed in shooting at Tulsa medical building; shooter dead”
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Biden administration plans to sell Ukraine four MQ-1C Gray Eagle drones that can be armed with Hellfire missiles for battlefield use against Russia, three people familiar with the situation said. Continue reading “U.S. plans to sell armed drones to Ukraine in coming days – sources”
The Counter Signal – by Keean Bexte
The Trudeau government has been working with major Canadian airlines to formally bring in digital ID, facial recognition, and biometric travel documents to air travel by 2023. Continue reading “Trudeau wants to use facial recognition digital ID for travel”
(Reuters) -A majority of shareholders of gunmaker Sturm Ruger & Co voted in favor of a shareholder resolution calling for a human rights impact report, executives said on Wednesday.
The company also said all director nominees were elected and that investors approved its auditor and executive pay at its annual shareholder meeting, which was webcast. Continue reading “Investors call for human rights report at gunmaker Sturm Ruger”
NEW YORK (AP) — A woman wounded in last month’s mass shooting on a New York City subway filed a lawsuit Tuesday against the maker of the handgun allegedly used in the attack and its parent company, accusing the firearm manufacturer of “reckless disregard for human life.” Continue reading “Victim in Brooklyn subway shooting sues gun maker Glock”
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Archive: TWFTT 6-1-22
The Counter Signal – by Thomas Lambert
Following Trudeau’s shocking ban on all new handgun purchases in Canada, the Biden administration announced they were considering “other executive actions” regarding gun control. Continue reading “Biden considers following Trudeau’s lead on gun grab”
Autoimmune blistering disease (AIBD) is an adverse reaction to the Pfizer vaccine.
It’s on page 2 of the Pfizer data drop. Continue reading “Monkeypox is a cover-up”
The New Yorker – by David Owen
The Sacramento is California’s largest river. It arises near the lower slopes of Mt. Shasta, in the northernmost part of the state, and runs some four hundred miles south, draining the upper corridor of the Central Valley, bending through downtown Sacramento, and, eventually, reaching the Pacific Ocean, by way of the San Francisco Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. Continue reading “The Biggest Potential Water Disaster in the United States”
Epoch Times – by Dr. Joseph Mercola
Tiny bits of plastic about the size of a sesame seed or smaller are everywhere. News headlines often show intact plastic bags, rings and bottles as the primary threats to the environment — and these are indeed harmful to marine life and more — but the smaller, more insidious microplastic bits may even be more harmful. A study1 from Great Britain2 found microplastics in 11 out of 13 patients’ lungs. Continue reading “Microplastics From Masks Found Deep in Lungs of the Living”
President Joe Biden enjoys round-the-clock, wall-to-wall protection by good guys armed with the very guns he wants to bar Americans from owning. Continue reading “Biden Protected by Very Guns He Wants to Bar Americans From Owning”