Year: 2022

WND – by Art Moore

An Army flight surgeon testified in federal court that she was ordered by high-level command not to discuss the controversy over Department of Defense data indicating a massive spike in serious injuries and illnesses among military personnel when the vaccines were rolled out in 2021.

Dr. Theresa Long was testifying March 10 in the case of a Navy SEAL commander who refused to receive a COVID shot. She told Judge Steven Merryday of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida in Tampa that she was observing cases of the demyelination of the central nervous system in military personnel.  Continue reading “Top brass ordered silence on vaccine injuries”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

The Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi flew into Kabul, Afghanistan on Thursday for talks with the Taliban regime.

The two countries are establishing close relations now that the Joe Biden surrendered to the Taliban regime and left them over $80 billion in US weapons and supplies.  Continue reading “Meanwhile… Chinese Foreign Minister Flies to Kabul, Afghanistan and Plants a Tree with Taliban Government Leaders”

Bearing Arms – by Cam Edwards

Gun control activists notched their most significant legislative win of the year on Wednesday when Washington Gov. Jay Inslee signed a bill banning the sale or purchase of “high capacity” magazines in the state; a top priority for anti-gun groups in the state as well as Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson, who had unsuccessfully pushed the measure in previous sessions only to see the new restriction be approved on party lines in the legislature a few weeks ago. Continue reading “Inslee signs magazine ban bill into law”

Natural News – by Ethan Huff

Sen. Rick Lopes (D-Ct.) has introduced new legislation that would make it a crime to install gas or oil heating systems in new or remodeled residential homes in the state of Connecticut.

Senate Bill 292 would ban the use of fossil fuels in all new residential construction or when “major alterations” or residential buildings occur. The only legal option would be expensive and often unreliable electric heating systems. Continue reading “Leftist legislators push bill to prohibit heating new and renovated homes with oil or gas”

Science Alert, AFP

The United Nations said Wednesday it wanted the whole world covered by weather disaster early warning systems within five years to protect people from the worsening impacts of climate change.

​A third of the world’s people, mainly in the least-developed countries and developing small island states, are without early warning coverage, the UN said, with 60 percent of people in Africa wide open to weather catastrophes. Continue reading “UN Plans Global Warning System to Protect Against Worsening Weather Disasters”

Natural News – by JD Heyes

A Russian member of parliament who often speaks on behalf of the Kremlin is demanding the return of Alaska and an area of California that once represented Russia’s southernmost outpost in North America in a fit of lunacy on a national TV program.

The demand comes in the wake of punishing economic sanctions imposed on Russia by the U.S. and many of its Western allies in response to President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, which has resulted in thousands of deaths including soldiers and civilians. Continue reading “Lunacy: Russian member of Parliament demands “reparations” from U.S., return of Alaska, fort in California”

CNN

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink told shareholders in a letter on Thursday that Russia’s “decoupling from the global economy” following its assault on Ukraine has caused governments and companies to examine their reliance on other nations. Continue reading “BlackRock says Russia’s war in Ukraine is the end of globalization”

Zero Hedge – by Tyler Durden

A week after it was reported that several major Polish cities had reached “capacity”, President Biden, who is holding emergency talks with NATO leaders in Brussels, is expected to announce plans for the United States to take in 100,000 Ukrainian refugees and others fleeing Russia’s invasion. Continue reading “US Reportedly Agrees To Home 100,000 Ukrainian Refugees”

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Gateway Pundit – by Joe Hoft

Joe Biden has decided to build a wall, but not at the Southern border to protect the country, around his beach house in Delaware.

According to an attentive neighbor, the Bidens are requesting that they be allowed to build a bigger wall around their beach house in Delaware. Continue reading “Bidens Announce They Are Building a Wall – Around Their Delaware Beach House”

Daily Mail

With the price of gas rising across the U.S., lawmakers are developing a string of proposals to help motorists – from $400 rebates for all taxpayers in California to imposing windfall taxes on oil companies or a sliding scale of payments that could net families as much as $300 every month.

The average cost of a gallon has raced past $4 a gallon amid domestic inflation and the impact of Vladimir Putin‘s war in Ukraine.  Continue reading “Democrats push for $300 a month stimulus checks to help Americans struggling to pay for sky-high gas prices”

Politico – by Daniel Payne

BUILDING A ‘TRUST FRAMEWORK’ — The World Health Organization will convene member states and leaders of Covid-19 immunization credential technology groups to recognize different vaccine certificates across nations and regions, a top Vaccination Credential Initiative official told POLITICO’s Ben Leonard.

The WHO is bringing together the groups to develop a “trust framework” that would allow countries to verify whether vaccine credentials are legitimate, said Brian Anderson, chief digital health physician at MITRE and a co-founder of the VCI. Continue reading “WHO making moves on international vaccine ‘passport’”