The Guardian

Russian forces have unleashed an attack of Ukraine on the orders of Vladimir Putin, who announced a “special military operation” at dawn, amid warnings from world leaders that it could spark the biggest war in Europe since 1945.

Within minutes of Putin’s short televised address, at about 5am Ukrainian time, explosions were heard near major Ukrainian cities, including the capital, Kyiv. Continue reading “Russia invades Ukraine as Putin declares war to ‘demilitarize’ neighbor”

Gateway Pundit – by Julian Conradson

Just two days after the Canadian Parliament voted to uphold his unprecedented use of the Emergencies Act, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that he has revoked the measure completely in a press conference on Wednesday afternoon. Continue reading “In a Shocking Reversal, Trudeau Revokes His Use of the Emergencies Act”

Politico

VACCINE PASSPORT TECH GOES RED: Several Republican-leaning states that had rejected so-called vaccine passports over fears they limited freedom are now embracing the technology behind them.

At least five states with bans on “passports” or governor opposition to them — Arizona, Mississippi, South Carolina, Oklahoma and Utah — are developing or have already rolled out the technology. But they’re largely doing it quietly and for slightly different reasons. Continue reading “Red states putting their stamp on vaccine ‘passports’”

Telecoms – by Scott Bicheno

Among the many precedents set by the Covid pandemic is the requirement to be vaccinated before you’re allowed to travel and that’s set to become a global standard.

The World Heath Organization, which had such a great pandemic, wants to ‘facilitate’ its 194 member states to introduce digital vaccination certificates. To do so it’s setting up a ‘gateway’ to standardize the issuing of QR codes that confer privileged health status to their owner. Deutsche Telekom subsidiary T-Systems has been chosen as an industry partner to develop the vaccination validation services.  Continue reading “DT chosen to help create global health passport”

Toronto Star

OTTAWA—The federal government says the RCMP are working with financial institutions to “unfreeze” bank accounts locked by emergency orders that targeted people who organized, participated in, or donated to the so-called Freedom Convoy blockades.

Isabelle Jacques, assistant deputy minister of finance, told a Commons standing committee Tuesday that the RCMP began “sharing information” — related to the end of “unlawful” blockades — with banks and financial institutions as of Monday that should lead to affected accounts being “unfrozen.” Continue reading “RCMP working to ‘unfreeze’ protesters’ bank accounts, Ottawa says”

Reclaim the Net – by Tom Parker

The World Economic Forum (WEF), an international organization that works to “shape global, regional and industry agendas,” recently published its latest dystopian proposal – a far-reaching digital ID system that will collect as much data as possible on individuals and then use this data to determine their level of access to various services. Continue reading “World Economic Forum pushes digital ID system that will determine access to services”

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The Daily Bell – by Ben Bartee

My Ukrainian wife is a nationalist. I greet her relatives in her farming village west of Kyiv with “slava Ukrainia” (“glory to Ukraine”). They reply with the standard second half: “hero emslava” (“glory to the heroes”).

All that to say: Ukrainian patriotism is a genuine, grassroots ideal of a people who have experienced unparalleled historical political oppression at the hands of various invaders for centuries. They don’t want to be dominated by the Russian state just like they don’t want to be subjugated by the Turks or the Huns or the DC Swamp. Continue reading “Direct From Average Ukrainians in War Crosshairs: ‘The US Needs This War, Not Us’”

TrialSiteNews

Nearly a quarter of United States military personnel and 71 percent of Department of Defense contractors are defying President Joe Biden’s vaccine mandate for all service members, civilian Pentagon workers, and defense contractors, a workforce in excess of 740,000 people.

The revelation was included in a Department of Defense COVID-19 Vaccine Operations Update slide deck. The report was current as of January 10.  Continue reading “A Quarter of U.S. Service Members and 75% of Defense Contractors Defy COVID Vaccine Mandate”

News Target – by Ethan Huff

A Chinese bio-fermentation company is setting up shop in America’s heartland.

Fufeng Group Limited is reportedly building a behemoth corn processing plant in North Dakota where it will manufacture products like corn starch, animal feed and pharmaceuticals.  Continue reading “Communist China seizing control of American food supply with massive corn processing plant in North Dakota”

EBC News

NATO has put more than 100 fighter jets on “high alert,” and 120 allied ships are underway in what Stoltenberg called “the most dangerous moment for European security in a generation.”
NATO chief says “All signs suggest Russia plans ‘full-fledged’ attack on Ukraine

Continue reading “NATO has put more than 100 fighter jets on “high alert””

Gateway Pundit – by Cassandra Fairbanks

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has ordered multiple agencies to investigate reports of kids receiving transgender treatment as child abuse.

In a letter to the Department of Family and Protective Services sent Tuesday, obtained by the Dallas Morning News, Abbott reiterated that the agency “is responsible for protecting children from abuse.”  Continue reading “Texas Governor Orders Child Abuse Investigation Into Children Receiving Transgender Treatments”

Gateway Pundit – by Jim Hoft

Democrat Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) called for seizing of trucks from the upcoming Freedom Convoy protesters and redistributing them to other businesses.

Gallego has never worked in the private sector. Continue reading “Democrat Rep. Gallego Who Never Held a Private Sector Job Calls for Seizing Trucks from Freedom Convoy Truckers and Redistributing them to Other Businesses”

Information Liberation – by Chris Menahan

As Putin geared up to take Ukraine, Democrat and Republican congress members were busy partying in Israel on an all-expenses-paid AIPAC-affiliated junket to affirm their “unwavering support” for America’s “great ally” — even though Israeli officials have made it abundantly clear they will not be participating in any war over Ukraine, lest it jeopardize Israel’s close relationship with Russia. Continue reading “Democrat And Republican Congress Members Party in Israel As Putin Moves to Take Ukraine”

Reason – by Billy Binion

The Arizona House Appropriations Committee on Monday green-lit a bill that would criminalize filming cops on the job in some cases, reinvigorating questions around the constitutionality of such provisions.

If passed into law, House Bill 2311 would make it illegal “for a person to knowingly make a video recording of law enforcement activity, including the handling of an emotionally disturbed person, if the person does not have the permission of the law enforcement officer” and is within 8 feet of the cop. The original text stipulated that it would be a crime to do so within 15 feet, but Rep. John Kavanagh (R–D23), the bill’s sponsor, altered the radius in an amendment meant to assuage constitutional objections.  Continue reading “Arizona House Committee Approves Bill To Criminalize Filming Cops on the Job”

Study Finds – by Chris Melore

NEW YORK — Does it feel like your smartphone never leaves your hand? You’re not alone. A new survey reveals six in 10 people “couldn’t cope” with being separated from their mobile phone for more than a day.

Surprisingly, the poll of 2,000 smartphone users finds only three in 10 claim they never leave their house without their phone. When they do bring their phones along, however, most people are completely dependent on it for help. Continue reading “6 in 10 ‘couldn’t cope’ without smartphone for a day; 1 in 8 suffer anxiety from low battery!”

The Great Recession

A new report by the conservative Peterson Institute for International Economics says, “China Was Never On Path to Meet ‘Phase 1’ Purchase Commitments.”

The report confirms my claim in December, 2019, that Trump offered a fake Phase One deal because he had failed in his trade war and needed a win for his campaign. Continue reading “The “No-Deal Deal” with China Turned out to be the “Never-Done Deal””