Year: 2022

Fox 11

LOS ANGELES – With COVID-19 infection rates sharply increasing since the beginning of November, Los Angeles County Thursday returned to “strongly recommending” that people wear masks in all indoor public settings.  Continue reading “LA County returns to ‘strongly recommending’ masks indoors as COVID cases rise”

Daily Sceptic – by Joshua Stylman

It’s seemed evident for a while that the current fiat monetary system is, at best, unstable. At worst, it’s a Ponzi scheme whose time has expired. If that’s the case, I suspect the central bankers and 0.1% know this and might be prepared to usher in the new system before the old one collapses on itself – even as they loot it on the way down with the most significant wealth transfer in human history.  Continue reading “CBDC: How Covid Became the Path to Global Financial Surveillance”

Anti-War – by Dave DeCamp

A group of House Republicans introduced a bill Thursday to audit the funds that Congress has approved to spend on the war in Ukraine.

The effort is being led by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) and supported by a group of Republicans that have been critical of US aid to Ukraine. The resolution’s cosponsors include Reps. Thomas Massie (KY), Matt Gaetz (FL), Barry Moore (AL), Andrew Clyde (GA), and Cory Mills, a representative-elect from Florida.  Continue reading “House Republicans Introduce Resolution to Audit Ukraine Aid”

The Most Important News – by Michael Snyder

We never seem to learn from our mistakes.  Just before the financial markets crashed and the economy plunged into a horrifying recession in 2008, U.S. consumers went on a debt binge of epic proportions.  Mortgage debt, auto loan debt and credit card debt all skyrocketed, and so when the economy finally crashed all of a sudden there were millions of Americans drowning in bills that they were unable to pay.  Well, now it is happening again.  According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, during the third quarter of 2022 household debt increased at the fastest pace that we have seen since the first quarter of 2008…  Continue reading “U.S. Consumers Are Doing EXACTLY What They Did Just Prior To The Crash Of 2008”

Breitbart – by AWR Hawkins

Gun sales more than doubled in Oregon with Ballot Measure 114 (BM 114) pending, and Oregon State Police are struggling to keep up with the demand for background checks. Continue reading “Gun Sales More Than Double as Oregon Residents Race to Get Ahead of New Controls”

Gateway Pundit – by Cassandra Fairbanks

San Francisco has launched a guaranteed income program for people who are transgender, and taxpayers are stuck footing the bill.

The Guaranteed Income for Trans People program (GIFT) will provide low-income transgender people with a $1,200 monthly check for up to 18 months.  Continue reading “San Francisco Launches Guaranteed Income Program for People Who Are Transgender — Using Taxpayer Money”

Yahoo News

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — U.S. regulators approved a plan Thursday to demolish four dams on a California river and open up hundreds of miles of salmon habitat that would be the largest dam removal and river restoration project in the world when it goes forward.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s unanimous vote on the lower Klamath River dams is the last major regulatory hurdle and the biggest milestone for a $500 million demolition proposal championed by Native American tribes and environmentalists for years. The project would return the lower half of California’s second-largest river to a free-flowing state for the first time in more than a century. Continue reading “‘Momentous:’ US advances largest dam demolition in history”

EFF – by David Maass

This week, EFF’s Atlas of Surveillance project hit a bittersweet milestone.

With this project, we are creating a searchable and mappable repository of which law enforcement agencies in the U.S. use surveillance technologies such as body-worn cameras, drones, automated license plate readers, and face recognition. It’s one of the most ambitious projects we’ve ever attempted.  Continue reading “EFF’s Atlas of Surveillance Database Now Documents 10,000+ Police Tech Programs”

Plant Based News – by Amy Buxton

COP27 has once again drawn criticism from climate activists for the inclusion of unsustainable meat and dairy items on menus.

Taking place in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt, the annual UN climate crisis conference also gives attendees the opportunity to enjoy “bottomless cocktails.” In addition, a one-hour unlimited wine and beer package is on offer.  Continue reading “World’s Largest Climate Crisis Conference Sparks Controversy After Serving Meat”

The Hill – by Justin Haskins

Whenever the White House says it is working on a plan that would transform a vital part of the U.S. economy, and that the administration is doing so with the “highest urgency,” it should go without saying that the press should pay close attention to what’s going on. Continue reading “Biden is planning a new digital currency. Here’s why you should be very worried”