In The News Today

Arthur F. Wayne, ITNT NEWS – They couldn’t stretch it any further anymore at this point (without losing what’s left of their questionable credibility), after their whole psychological operation had been exposed.

Now that the ‘outbreak’ has been declared a “pandemic” by the deceiving World Health Organization, all eyes have to be focused on how they, the control grid syndicate, can use this situation to extort governments around the world through the Wall Street rigged money game. Continue reading “WHO Says Coronavirus Outbreak is a “Pandemic”. Lets See How Things Will Unravel Now with the Pandemic Bonds.”

Daily Mail

Italians with coronavirus symptoms could face murder charges if they venture outside despite the quarantine and cause a patient’s death.

Suspected virus patients have been ordered to stay indoors with a penalty of 206 euros (£182) over their heads – but they could face far graver charges if they infect someone on their travels.  Continue reading “Italians with coronavirus symptoms who refuse to isolate could face 21 years in prison for ‘malicious murder’ as bars and shops are closed and last tourists leave before flights are banned”

American Thinker – by Andrea Widburg

Even as Americans are obsessed with whether Trump is controlling the Wuhan Virus or whether Costco will have more toilet paper, unnerving things are happening on the Greece-Turkey border.  Turkey has unleashed tens of thousands of Muslim refugees who are headed to Europe, an invasion that, if successful, could destroy Europe’s economy and will advance the demographic change started in 2015. Continue reading “While the media are riveted by coronavirus, the Greece-Turkey border is exploding”

Dakota News Now

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – Mayor Paul TenHaken declared a state of emergency in the City of Sioux Falls Thursday in response to the COVID-19 presence in the community. A declaration allows the mayor to convene an emergency meeting of the City Council.

At an emergency city council meeting just hours ago an ordinance was unanimously passed to adopt the emergency declaration.This now limits large gatherings of people within Sioux Falls in an effort to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Continue reading “Sioux Falls mayor declares state of emergency amid COVID-19 pandemic”

From M&T Bank:

Understanding What’s Important

We understand the growing concern associated with COVID-19 (coronavirus), not only world-wide, but right in the towns where we live and work.
Our teams are diligently focused on ensuring the continued health and safety of all our customers and employees, which includes following the guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (cdc.gov). In addition, we continue to work hard every day to make sure banking with M&T is always easy and convenient.  Continue reading “This is what we just got.”

Andrew Carrington Hitchcock

In today’s show originally broadcast on February 26 2020, Andy is joined by Art From Philly, for a show entitled, “How To Reduce Your Zionist Footprint.”

We discussed: the relationship between the ADL and the Bronfman family; the No Place For Hate signs that appeared in Art’s neighborhood; why you should avoid Starbuck’s; how the JFK assassination was covered up; the relationship between Walter Annenberg and Richard Nixon; Continue reading “ACH (1198) Art From Philly – How To Reduce Your Zionist Footprint”

ABC News

A former Los Angeles Police Department officer was sentenced to 40 years to life in prison for the murder of a 23-year-old man.

Henry Solis said he was acting in self-defense while attempting to arrest Salome Rodriguez on March 13, 2015, in Pomona, California, for an alleged assault and robbery, according to court documents.  Continue reading “Ex-police officer sentenced to 40 years to life for murder of a man outside a bar”

NBC 10

Drastic measures are being taken to curtail the spread of the new coronavirus in Montgomery County after it became the epicenter for COVID-19 cases in Pennsylvania.

All schools, universities, gyms, entertainment venues and community centers in the populous county just outside Philadelphia must close for two weeks starting Friday, Gov. Tom Wolf ordered.  Continue reading “Montgomery County Pennsylvania on Lockdown: Governor Closes Schools, Gyms, Daycares”

Buzz Feed

The US health system is “failing” at providing adequate testing for the coronavirus as the outbreak begins to grip the country, Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told Congress on Thursday.

“It is a failing. Let’s admit it,” Fauci, a top-ranking member of the White House’s Coronavirus Task Force, told the House Committee on Oversight and Reform during a hearing on US coronavirus preparedness and response.  Continue reading “A Top Health Official Said The US Is “Failing” At Testing For The Coronavirus”

Health Impact News – by Dr. Robert J. Rowen

In case you plan to rush out and get a flu vaccine, you might want to read this abstract, and also share with your pro vaccine friends. It appears that getting a flu vaccine will make you more prone to coronavirus infection. This is hot off the press.

My interpretation of this is that when you receive (or your child) a vaccination, your immune system is artificially deranged by the vaccine so that it will not respond normally to secondary challenge.  Continue reading “Dr. Rowen: Flu Vaccine May Make you more Susceptible to Coronavirus”

The Local

There have been reports of chaotic scenes at Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport as Americans scramble to get back to the USA ahead of the planned travel ban from Europe.

US president Donald Trump announced on Wednesday night that all travel from Schengen zone countries – including France – would be banned from 11.59pm on Friday, in an attempt to stop the spread of coronavirus.  Continue reading “‘Some Americans are paying up to $20,000 for last-minute flights out of France’”

EFF – by Joe Mullin

Imagine an Internet where the law required every message sent to be read by government-approved scanning software. Companies that handle such messages wouldn’t be allowed to securely encrypt them, or they’d lose legal protections that allow them to operate.

That’s what the Senate Judiciary Committee has proposed and hopes to pass into law. The so-called EARN IT bill, sponsored by Senators Lindsay Graham (R-GA) and Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), will strip Section 230 protections away from any website that doesn’t follow a list of “best practices,” meaning those sites can be sued into bankruptcy. The “best practices” list will be created by a government commission, headed by Attorney General Barr, who has made it very clear he would like to ban encryption, and guarantee law enforcement “legal access” to any digital message.  Continue reading “The EARN IT Bill Is the Government’s Plan to Scan Every Message Online”

Federalist Papers – by Erin Coates

Police officers launched pepper balls into a crowd of disorderly University of Dayton students who had flooded neighborhood streets after the school announced it was canceling in-person classes until at least early April in response to the coronavirus.

Dayton Police and the University of Dayton Police had responded to a report of a crowd of over 1,000 people who refused to leave Lowes Street late Tuesday, WHIO-TV reported. Continue reading “Dayton Students Flood Streets After Campus Shut Down Over Coronavirus, Police Shoot ‘Pepper Balls’”

Stars and Stripes

The coronavirus outbreak is taking a deep toll on the U.S. economy, prompting hundreds of layoffs over the past week alone and halting a historic 11-year bull market in stocks.

Strong job growth and soaring financial markets have fueled the U.S. economic expansion over the past decade. Now the rapid market decline and initial layoffs are heightening fears that the longest economic expansion in U.S. history could come to a sudden end, just a month after unemployment stood at a half-century low.  Continue reading “The first US layoffs from the coronavirus are here”

Daily Caller – by Christian Datoc

White House Director of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro confirmed Wednesday the administration is working on an executive order to eliminate the government’s reliance on foreign-made medical supplies.

The “Buy American” order comes on the heels of concerns expressed by senators during their Tuesday meeting with President Donald Trump on Capitol Hill.  Continue reading “‘Buy American’ — White House Confirms Executive Order That Will End Medical Supply Chain Reliance On China”

Western Journal – by Jason Hopkins

The Supreme Court delivered a win for the Trump administration’s immigration agenda, blocking a federal court injunction that would have limited a program that requires asylum seekers to wait in Mexico.

The nation’s highest court on Wednesday ruled that the White House’s Remain in Mexico program, also known as Migrant Protection Protocols, can remain effective for the entire southern border while a legal challenge continues on.  Continue reading “Trump Scores Major Supreme Court Win as ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy Allowed To Stay in Effect”