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Flu season arrived early, the virus is now active across the country and 2.6 million people have already fallen ill, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Friday.
The CDC now expects that the season will peak in late December – unusually early for the annual pandemic. Continue reading “Flu sweeps the US early: 1,300 have already died as a ‘weird’ strain of the virus could signal a dangerous season for kids that will last longer than usual”
The Epoch Times – by Paula Liu
Starbucks apologized for an incident that happened on Dec. 12, where two Californian police officers were denied service, according to multiple reports.
The incident happened at a Starbucks located in Riverside, according to a tweet from the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department. In the tweet, the Sheriff’s Department wrote, “we are aware of the ‘cop with no coffee’ incident that occurred in Riverside on 12/12/19 involving our @RSO deputies. We are in communication with [Starbucks] Corporate addressing the issue of deputies being denied service.” Continue reading “Starbucks Apologizes After 2 California Police Officers Were Denied Service”
The exodus of people from Venezuela is about to surpass the gravity of that of Syrians, becoming the “largest and most underfunded” refugee crisis in modern history, according to a study the Brookings Institute published this week.
In one of the most authoritative studies on the issue, the institute found that a staggering 4.6 million Venezuelans have fled the country since 2015, equivalent to around 16 percent of the country’s population. Continue reading “Venezuela’s Refugee Crisis to Surpass Syria, ‘Largest in Modern History’”
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to hear Boise’s defense of its policy of sometimes prosecuting homeless people for sleeping in public after a lower court found ordinances in Idaho’s capital violated the U.S. Constitution’s bar on cruel and unusual punishment.
The justices left in place a 2018 ruling by the San Francisco-based 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that fining or jailing homeless people for staying outside or in unauthorized places if a bed at an emergency shelter is not available is unconstitutional. The city had appealed that ruling, arguing that the decision threatened public health and safety. Continue reading “U.S. Supreme Court leaves in place ruling barring prosecution of homeless”
The Economic Collapse – by Michael Snyder
The family unit is one of the fundamental pillars of any society, and so the weaker our family units become the weaker our entire nation is going to become. For decades, the traditional family unit has been under assault in America, and the consequences have been absolutely catastrophic. Today, the marriage rate has dropped to levels that we have never seen before, we continue to have one of the highest divorce rates in the entire world, and more couples than ever are choosing not to get married at all. As a result, the number of single parents has been steadily rising, and at this point the United States actually has the highest rate of children living with a single parent of any country on the entire planet. The following comes from Pew Research… Continue reading “Destruction Of The Family: The U.S. Has The Highest Rate Of Children Living With A Single Parent In The Entire World”
Another Day in the Empire – by Kurt Nimmo
It’s almost Christmas, but this holiday season we will not be gifted with the names of the high and mighty fond of raping teenage girls procured by the daughter of a dead Mossad operative.
Thousands of pages of damning evidence—and a list of important names—remain sealed. It is not clear if we will ever know for sure who’s included in Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffery Epstein’s rogue gallery of pedophiles. The Epstein case, if ever fully revealed, will represent much more than a chink in the armor that has protected our self-appointed rulers for decades. From Law & Crime: Continue reading “The Divine Right of Elite Pedos”
A 27-year-old Arkansas police officer who was “ambushed and executed” as he sat in his patrol car outside his headquarters earlier this month was shot 10 times in the head by a gunman who was interested in anti-law enforcement groups, investigators said.
The new details in connection to the “heinous” killing of Fayetteville Police Officer Stephen Carr were disclosed Friday as investigators released new surveillance footage that captured the gunman, identified as 35-year-old London Phillips, approaching the squad car and opening fire. Continue reading “Arkansas police officer ‘executed’ in car was shot 10 times in the head, investigators say as video emerges”
Washington State Office of Attorney General
SEATTLE — Attorney General Bob Ferguson announced today he will propose a package of legislation to combat mass shootings in Washington state. Gov. Jay Inslee, a longtime supporter of gun safety measures, is joining Ferguson for the first time to propose limits to magazine capacity and a ban on the sale of assault weapons.
Ferguson has been advocating for these changes since 2016. Continue reading “Inslee, Ferguson To Legislature: It’s Time To Limit High Capacity Magazines, Stop Selling Assault Weapons In Washington”
White House officials say President Trump will soon make an announcement of a withdrawal of 4,000 US troops from Afghanistan, with the troops to leave over the next few months. The Afghan government has confirmed that this is the case.
This announcement has been expected for some time, with Defense Secretary Mark Esper saying the drawdown would come with or without a peace deal with the Taliban. The US has paused the Taliban talks, so it appears it will be coming without a deal. Continue reading “White House: Trump to Announce Over 4,000 Troop Withdrawal From Afghanistan”
Whether you are aware of it or not – it’s likely that wireless transmitting or “Smart” electric, gas, and water meters have already been installed on your home and throughout your community.
Because of all of the problems associated with them – including fires, explosions (see 1, 2, 3, 4), and illness from their emissions(see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) – some utilities have been forced to offer “opt out” programs to customers. Unfortunately, some companies are still providing analog meters with hidden transmitters or “Stealth” Meters instead. Continue reading “If You Don’t Want Utility “Smart” Meters, Make Sure You Don’t End Up With “Stealth” Meters”
Six illegal aliens have been charged with sexually assaulting and trafficking a girl under the age of 16 in Wisconsin.
Esler Hugo Rivera, 33-years-old, 28-year-old Rolando Corado Gonzalez, 40-year-old Avelino Sarceno-Sarceno, 37-year-old Ember Rivera, 28-year-old Noe Bautista-Martinez and 31-year-old Evis Amabilio Garcia-Rivera were arrested and charged on suspicion of second-degree sexual assault after an underage girl called the police saying she had escaped a sex trafficking operation. Continue reading “Six Illegal Aliens Accused of Raping, Sex Trafficking Underage Girl”
JERUSALEM/GAZA (Reuters) – Christians in the Gaza Strip will not be allowed to visit holy cities such as Bethlehem and Jerusalem to celebrate Christmas this year, Israeli authorities said on Thursday.
Gazan Christians will be granted permits to travel abroad but none will be allowed to go to Israel and the occupied West Bank, home to many sites holy to Christians, a spokeswoman for Israel’s military liaison to the Palestinians said. Continue reading “Israel bars Gaza’s Christians from visiting Bethlehem and Jerusalem at Christmas”
Winter Watch – by Thomas Müller
In previous posts we revealed the pedigrees of David Cameron and John Kerry. Two of Cameron’s great-grandfathers were British pederast War Party banksters who were instrumental in financing the Japanese in the Russo-Japanese War of 1904-05. Kerry is a direct descendant of — and has a great resemblance to — one of the most famous mystic rabbis in history, the Maharal Of Prague. Continue reading “Meet Prime Minister Boorish Johnson: A Sistema-Made Man”
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday he has been given assurances by the son of Brazil’s president that Brazil will follow the United States and move its embassy to Jerusalem next year.
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has signaled before he intends to move his country’s embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv, but senior officials later backtracked for fear of damaging trade ties with Arab countries. Continue reading “Netanyahu says Brazil committed to move embassy to Jerusalem in 2020”
WASHINGTON — The American government secretly expelled two Chinese Embassy officials this fall after they drove on to a sensitive military base in Virginia, according to people with knowledge of the episode. The expulsions appear to be the first of Chinese diplomats suspected of espionage in more than 30 years. Continue reading “U.S. Secretly Expelled Chinese Officials Suspected of Spying After Breach of Military Base”
Free Thought Project – by Jack Burns
Vista, CA — At least 16 women said San Diego deputy Richard Fischer used his badge and position as a police officer to commit sex crimes against them but in a plea deal Fischer and his lawyers agreed with prosecutors, not only will the alleged rapist not spend the rest of his life in prison, he won’t even have to register as a sex offender. Continue reading “Cop Will Do Less Than 2 Years for On-Duty Sex Assault of 16 Women, Won’t Register as Sex Offender”
New Orleans is the latest city to fall victim to a cyberattack, although it appears to have fared better than some of its peers. The city both declared a state of emergency and shut down most of its computers after detecting suspicious activity, including ransomware and a flurry of phishing emails. It’s not clear if the ransomware compromised any systems, although Mayor LaToya Cantrell said that there had been no ransom requests or evidence of employees being tricked into handing over login details. Continue reading “New Orleans declares state of emergency following cyberattack”