Year: 2022

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

The Biden administration sued Arizona on Tuesday to block a new law requiring proof of citizenship in order to vote in federal elections.

Calling it a “textbook violation of the National Voter Registration Act,” Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division said that the law’s requirement was “onerous” – and took particular issue with provisions such as “requiring election officials to reject voter registration forms based on errors or omissions that are not material to establishing a voter’s eligibility to cast a ballot.”  Continue reading “Biden DOJ Sues To Block Arizona’s Proof Of Citizenship Voting Law”

Natural News – by Ethan Huff

In retaliation against the Supreme Court’s recent decision to stop the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from forcibly shutting down America’s fossil fuel industry – at least to the degree and pace at which this is currently happening – the Biden regime is now threatening to close the country’s largest oil field. Continue reading “Biden aims to shutter largest oil field in U.S. amid record-high gas prices”

College Fix – by Matt Lamb

Yale professors recently weighed in on the Second Amendment in light of a recent Supreme Court ruling that struck down New York’s law that limited concealed carry permits.  Continue reading “Yale law professor: ‘Right to own guns’ is about right ‘to suppress inner city Blacks’”

Reclaim the Net – by Didi Rankovic

Tracking and surveillance tech is finding its use in yet another segment of public life in the West – road traffic.

Starting in 2022, cars in the UK will be fitted with speed limiters as a mandatory measure, and the most commonly used variety is the Intelligent Speed Assistant (ISA).  Continue reading “From this week, all new vehicles in the EU will have to have a surveillance-based speed limiter”

CNN

It cut back states’ abilities to regulate the carrying of guns.  Continue reading “Why Republicans want to redefine one word in the Constitution”

Yahoo News – Fox News

Officials from several Texas counties along the southern border announced a series of emergency declarations Tuesday to recognize the growing number of migrants in their communities amid what they said was lackluster support from the federal government.  Continue reading “Texas counties on the border and beyond declare ‘invasion’: Biden admin doesn’t ‘have the guts’ to act”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

For the first time ever Russia will bring a military contingent to participate in War Games in the Western Hemisphere.

Russia will do this as it continues fighting a war in Ukraine.  Continue reading “China, Russia, Iran Prepare for War Games in Latin America — Russia to Bring Military Games to Western Hemisphere for First Time”

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ELBERTON, Ga. — An investigation is underway at the mysterious Georgia Guidestones site after pictures show what appears to be rubble at the site and residents reported hearing a “boom.”  Continue reading “Pictures shows what appears to be rubble at Georgia Guidestones”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

San Diego is witnessing the largest exodus of police officers from the city since 2009 and the majority of them are quitting because of the city’s continued obsession with covid vaccine mandates.  Continue reading “San Diego Loses 22% Of Its Police Force Due To Vax Mandates”

Sputnik

Continue reading “German Landlords Start to Limit Hot Water, Heating Hours as Bills Grow, Reports Say”

Yahoo News – USA Today

HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. – Police say he legally purchased a high-powered rifle, disguised himself in women’s clothing, and climbed to a rooftop. Then he is alleged to have opened fire on a Fourth of July parade in a wealthy Chicago suburb, killing seven and wounding dozens.

But the motivation behind the latest U.S. mass shooting – an attack authorities say was “well-orchestrated and carefully planned” for weeks – remains a puzzle to investigators and the shattered community.  Continue reading “Police say Highland Park suspect bought guns legally, disguised himself to escape parade. But motive remains a mystery.”

Western Journal – by Warner Todd Huston

After a long string of unusual fires, explosions and disasters at food production plants, ranches and farms across the United States, it is good to see someone arrested and charged in one case of mayhem involving our food chain.  Continue reading “Justice Might Finally Be Served: Arrest Made After 1,000-Hog Death Wave Rocks Small Iowa County”

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

A lawsuit filed by whistleblower Brook Jackson alleging Pfizer and two of its contractors manipulated data and committed other acts of fraud during Pfizer’s COVID-19 clinical trials is paused following a motion by the defendants to dismiss the case.  Continue reading “Pfizer Asks Court to Dismiss Whistleblower Lawsuit Because Government Was Aware of Fraud”