Month: September 2022

ArsTechnica – by John Timmer

On Thursday, the Biden administration announced the latest in its renewable energy efforts, this time focused on a technology that hasn’t really arrived yet: floating offshore wind turbines. Compared to turbines directly anchored on the seafloor, floating versions are estimated to cost about 50 percent more, which has made energy development of large areas of the ocean cost-prohibitive. The program announced today will create a “wind shot” that aims to drop the costs by more than 70 percent over the next decade and position the US as a leader in this industry. Continue reading “US launches program to boost floating wind turbines”

Brownstone Institute – by David Bell

Sceptics of the growing ‘pandemic prevention, preparedness and response’ (PPR) agenda celebrated recently, heralding a perceived ‘defeat’ of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) controversial amendments to the International Health Regulations (IHR).  Continue reading “Who’s Driving the Pandemic Express?”

The Counter Signal – by Jorgen Soby

Multibillionaire Bill Gates wants conspiracy theories about him to go away.

Gates says he’s been approached by people in public who yell that he’s “putting chips into people.” Continue reading “Bill Gates wants “conspiracy theories” about him to go away”

Children’s Health Defense – by Michael Nevradakis, Ph.D.

The Rockefeller Foundation, the National Science Foundation (an “independent” agency of the U.S. government) and other nonprofits are pouring millions of dollars into a research initiative “to increase uptake of COVID-19 vaccines and other recommended public health measures by countering mis- and disinformation.”  Continue reading “Rockefeller Foundation, Nonprofits Spending Millions on Behavioral Psychology Research to ‘Nudge’ More People to Get COVID Vaccines”

Fox News

The U.S. Marine Corps is rolling back strict punishments for service members seeking religious exemptions to the COVID-19 vaccine, including ending involuntary terminations and delays of promotions for those refusing the shot.  Continue reading “Marine Corps rescinds penalties for service members seeking COVID vax religious accommodations”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The Biden administration has just announced yet another new weapons package for Ukraine worth $600 million, which now brings to total US military aid pledged since the start of the conflict to $15.1 billion.  Continue reading “New $600M Arms Package For Ukraine Marks 21st Time US Draws From Own Stockpiles”

Jewish Press – by David Israel

When Philip Arthur George, the first child of Princess Elizabeth and Philip Mountbatten, was born, on November 14, 1948, his mother hired Rabbi Jacob Snowman, a well-known London physician and mohel in December 1948 to circumcise her son. Snowman circumcised other members of the British nobility and Royal Family, and the princess was reportedly highly satisfied with the Rabbi’s work. The royal family tradition of hiring Jewish mohels to circumcise their sons goes back to Queen Victoria. However, it was reported that this fine tradition was interrupted in 1982 after the birth of Prince William, because his mother Diana, the Princess of Wales, did not approve.  Continue reading “King Charles III Was Circumcised by Jewish Mohel, Cherishes UK Jews”

WTAE

UNIONTOWN, Pa. — A new proposed piece of legislation would allow residents to register for self-imposed sanctions when it comes to purchasing alcohol. Continue reading “PA Bill would allow self-imposed ban on alcohol purchases”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

In continuing the administration’s “drink yourself sober” policy when it comes to curbing inflation, the Biden Administration announced this week the approval of $900 million in new U.S. funding to build EV charging stations across the country.  Continue reading “President Biden To Announce $900 Million In EV Charging Funding”

ABC News

American railway companies and unions have reached a tentative labor agreement amid the threat of strikes.

U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh announced the news on Twitter early Thursday, “following more than 20 consecutive hours of negotiations at” his office in Washington, D.C. He said the tentative agreement “balances the needs of workers, businesses, and our nation’s economy.” Continue reading “US railway companies, unions reach tentative agreement”

Fox News

Vice President Kamala Harris made headlines on Sunday when she claimed that the besieged southern border is “secure” – but something else she said has largely flown under the radar, despite its massive implications.  Continue reading “VP Harris’ border comments reveal mass amnesty remains top administration priority”